Governments of Candelaria And Marquez
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Prime Ministers of the Candelarias (Limited Self-Government 1868-98), the Dominion of the Candelarias(1887-47) and the Republic of the Candelarias (1947-60)
| Gov. | Prime Minister | Party of PM | Start of tenure |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | William D. Robinson | Liberal | June 1868 |
| 2nd | George Nitkin | Conservative | August 1872 |
| 3rd | Peter Plummer | Liberal | September 1876 |
| 4th | George Nitkin | Conservative | October 1880 |
| 5th | Tomer Hague | National Unionist | April 1885 |
| 6th | Tomer Hague | National Unionist | August 1889 |
| 7th | Richard Youngmay | Liberal | September 1903 |
| 8th | Tomer Hague | National Unionist | September 1904 |
| - | Reuben Merchant1 | National Unionist | July 1906 |
| - | Oliver Ryan2 | National Unionist | June 1907 |
| 9th | Jeremiah Sampson | National Unionist | July 1909 |
| 10th | Peter Darby-Wales | Conservative Unionist | June 1914 |
| 11th | Edmund Kemp | Conservative Unionist | July 1918 |
| 12th | Ivan Dominik | Liberal Unionist | February 1919 |
| 13th | Edmund Kemp | Conservative Unionist | January 1924 |
| 14th | Oxford Birch | Liberal Unionist | October 1924 |
| 15th | Francis Luckin | Conservative Unionist | October 1928 |
| 16th | Francis Luckin | Conservative Unionist | March 1931 |
| 17th | Oxford Birch | Liberal Unionist | June 1934 |
| 18th | Oxford Birch | Liberal Unionist | August 1938 |
| 19th | Mullen Irving | Conservative Unionist | May 1943 |
| 20th | Samuel Padovani | Liberal Unionist | June 1947 |
| - | Sidney Ferguson3 | Liberal Unionist | May 1948 |
| 21st | Sidney Ferguson | Liberal Unionist | June 1951 |
| - | Percival Dolezal4 | Liberal Unionist | March 1954 |
| 22nd | James McManus | Socialist | March 1956 |
| 23rd | Percy Garrard | Liberal Unionist | April 1958 |
| 24th | James McManus | Socialist | April 1959 |
1Appointed following Hague's resignation
2Appointed following Merchant's death
3Appointed following Padovani's death
4Appointed following Ferguson's resignation
Presidents of the Republic of Marquez
| President | Party of President | Start of tenure |
|---|---|---|
| Gustavo Higa | Marquez Nationalist | April 1959 |
| Santiago Salomón | United Republican | January 1960 |
Presidents and Prime Ministers of the Republic of Candelaria And Marquez
| Gov. | President | Party of President | Start of tenure | Prime Minister(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25th | Kjell Olousson III | Independent | May 1960 | Joshua Hopkins (Christian Patriot) and Albert Fernández (Free Marquez) |
| - | David Clarke1 | Liberal Unionist | May 1962 | George Vaughan |
| 26th | David Clarke | Clarke Unionist | May 1964 | Isaac Julian then Harold O'Donnell (Liberal) |
| 27th | David Clarke | Unionist | May 1968 | Isaac Julian |
| 28th | Michael Allen | Modern Liberal | May 1972 | Michael Osborn |
| - | Michael Osborn2 | Modern Liberal | February 1975 | Tomer Benney |
| 29th | Michael Osborn | Modern Liberal | May 1976 | Tomer Benney |
| 30th | Harry Kyle | Unionist | May 1980 | Dominic Studman |
| 31st | George Nikolov | Unionist | May 1984 | Norman Archer (Liberal) |
| 32nd | Xavier Hrehoresin | Modern Liberal | May 1988 | Lucia Baccimo |
| 33rd | Xavier Hrehoresin | Modern Liberal | May 1992 | Lucia Baccimo |
| 34th | Israel Clark | Modern Liberal | May 1996 | Laurence Janssen then Christopher Raffaele then Sol McPhee |
| 35th | Israel Clark | Modern Liberal | May 2000 | Paul Leach (Social Democratic & Green) then Sol McPhee |
| 35th | James Anderson | Unionist | May 2004 | Joseph Frank |
1Appointed by the sitting President prior to Olousson's resignation
2Appointed by the House following Allen's death
