Difference between revisions of "List of Hamptonian Prime Ministers"

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Prime Minister became the title of the Head of the Cabinet of the Grand Duchy of Hamptonshire in April of 1793. Originally the Prime Minister acted as a sort of Chief Cabinet Secretary, he represented the wishes of the Throne to the Cabinet and informed the Grand Duke about the Cabinet Ministers' views and intentions. With the first ministry of Charles Allenby (1867-1888), the Prime Minister gained the status of Co-Head of Government with the Grand Duke. The Prime Minister became Supreme Commander of the Royal Armed Forces of Hamptonshire in 1942. The Ministry of the Civil Service Portfolio was added to the Office of the Prime Minister in 1930 and the Finance Portfolio was added in 2005.

Here is a list of all Hamptonian Prime Ministers:

1. Lars Allenby (None), 1793-1810
2. Paul Pearsson (None), 1810-1816
3. David Palmers (LP), 1816-1820
4. Erik Allenby (NP), 1820-1832
5. Lord Christian Kesselen (LP), 1832-1835
6. Erik Allenby (NP), 1835-1854
7. Kenith Easton (GNU), 1854-1867
8. Charles Allenby (NP), 1867-1888
9. Thomas Everett (PP), 1888-1890
10. Otto Meyers (NP), 1890-1892
11. Spencer Johnson (CDU), 7 May 1892-24 May 1892
12. George Sherman (CDU), 1892-1898
13. Lord Kenith Easton III (PP), 1898-1909
14. Edward Allenby (CP), 1909-1919
15. Oliver Clarkssen (SDP), 1919-1930
16. Edward Allenby (CP), 1930-1931
17. Lord Harald Rosecrans (UD), 1931-1937
18. Bernard Allenby Sr (GNU), 1937-1949
19. Jacob Rakesford (UD), 1949-1952
20. Bernard Allenby Sr (NU), 1952-1955
21. Lady Edith Easton (CC), 1955-1962
22. Howard Eckberg (NU), 1962-1972
23. Count Charles Wessex (CC), 1972-1974
24. Crown Prince Louis Cessar^ (None), 1975-1996
25. Chester Olendorf (NU), 1996-2004
26. Melvin Ziller (NR), 2004-

Catholic Center Party (CP)
Central Party (CC)
Christian Democratic Union (CDU)
Government of National Unity (GNU)
Liberal Party (LP)
National Party (NP)
Nationalist Republican People's Party (NR)
Nationalist Union (NU)
No Political Affiliation (None)
Progressive Party (PP)
Social Democratic Party (SDP)
Union Democrats (UD)

^Served as Interim Prime Minister from 24 September 1974 to 5 November 1975