
The Leader of the Opposition (French: Chef de l'Opposition) in Prince Edward Island is a title traditionally held by the leader of the largest party not in government in the Legislative Assembly of Prince Edward Island.
Leaders of the Opposition
Conservative Leaders
- Daniel Gordon (1894-1903)
- John A. Mathieson (1904-1911)
Liberal Leaders
- John Richards (1912-1915)
- John Howatt Bell (1915-1919)
Conservative Leaders
- Aubin E. Arsenault (1919-1921)
- James D. Stewart (1921-1923)
Liberal Leader
- Albert C. Saunders (1923-1927)
Conservative Leader
- James D. Stewart (1927-1931)
Liberal Leader
- Walter Lea (1931-1935)
No Official Opposition Leader (1935-1939)
Progressive Conservative Leaders
- William J. P. MacMillan (1940-1950)
- Reginald R. Bell (1950-1959)
Liberal Leaders
- Alexander Wallace Matheson (1959-1965)
- Lorne Bonnell (1965-1965)
- Alexander B. Campbell (1965-1966)
Progressive Conservative Leaders
- Walter Russell Shaw (1966-1970)
- George Dewar (1970-1973)
- Melvin McQuaid (1973-1976)
- J. Angus MacLean (1977-1979)
Liberal Leaders
- William Bennett Campbell (1979-1981)
- Gilbert Clements (1981-1982)
- Joe Ghiz (1982-1986)
Progressive Conservative Leaders
- Leone Bagnall (1986-1993)
- Pat Mella (1993-1996)
Liberal Leaders
- Keith Milligan (1996-1999)
- Paul Connolly (1999-2000)
- Ron MacKinley (2000-2003)
- Robert Ghiz (2003-2007)
Progressive Conservative Leaders
- Pat Binns (2007-2007)
- Olive Crane (2007-2010)
- Jim Bagnall (2010-2010)
- Olive Crane (2010-2013)
- Hal Perry (2013-2013)
- Steven Myers (2013-2015)
- Jamie Fox (2015-Present)