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The People's Alliance of New Brunswick is a provincial level political party in the province of New Brunswick. It was founded in 2018, and focuses mainly on fiscal accountability, reducing government spending, and promoting regional autonomy.

The current leader of the People's Alliance of New Brunswick is Kris Austin. There are twelve other members who make up the team - Dr. Jean-Claude D'Amours (MLA Moncton Centre), Peter Gay (MLA Rothesay), Jeff Carr (MLA Miramichi Bay-Neguac) Paula Biggar (MLA Oromocto-Lincoln-Fredericton), Bruce Northrup (MLA Sussex-Fundy-Shelburne), Robert Gauvin (MLA Shediac Bay-Dieppe), Meagan Mitton (MLA Memramcook-Tantramar), Michael McLaughlin (MLA Carleton-Victoria) Greg Thompson (Miramichi) Michelle Conroy (MLA Edmundston Madawaska Centre) Ross Wetmore (Charlotte–Campobello); and Nathalie Tasker Otis(Victoria–La Vallee).

The main focus of the People's Alliance is fiscal responsibility, regional autonomy, and reducing government spending. In working towards these three goals, they strive to reduce taxes while ensuring important services are still maintained. Additionally, they also promote innovation in government initiatives and support local businesses throughout New Brunswick.

There are various ways you can join or support the People’s Alliance party of New Brunswick. You can sign up for their newsletter to stay up to date with their news and events; they also accept voluntary contributions if you wish to contribute financially to their cause; you can even volunteer your time to help with campaigns or serve as an election day poll worker. Additionally, you can always contact your local representative and let them know how much you appreciate their work supporting your community’s needs.

Yes! The Party has published a manifesto outlining its core commitments including fiscal responsibility through cutting wasteful government spending, tackling debt without raising taxes on families or businesses, creating good paying jobs through tax incentives for small business growth in rural areas and by investing in clean energy projects; providing quality education and health care by fighting for lower tuition fees at post secondary institutions while maintaining investment into healthcare services; reducing red tape and regulations that hamper small business growth; focusing on public safety through tougher penalties for impaired driving and increased funding from federal programs; respecting local decision making by strengthening municipal governments while increasing regional autonomy; making sure all votes count by adopting proportional representation.

Yes! As mentioned previously, there are currently twelve elected representatives from across various ridings that make up the team - Dr. Jean-Claude D'Amours (MLA Moncton Centre), Peter Gay (MLA Rothesay), Jeff Carr (MLA Miramichi Bay-Neguac) Paula Biggar (MLA Oromocto-Lincoln-Fredericton), Bruce Northrup( MLA Sussex-Fundy-Shelburne) Robert Gauvin( MLA Shediac Bay-Dieppe,) Meagan Mitton( MLA Memramcook Tantramar ), Michael McLaughlin( MLA Carleton Victoria ) Greg Thompson( Miramichi ) Michelle Conroy( MLA Edmundston Madawaska Centre ) Ross Wetmore( Charlotte –Campobello ); Nathalie Tasker Otis( Victoria – La Vallée).

Yes! The party has many events scheduled such as rallies where members will meet local supporters in their communities; town halls where leaders will answer questions from constituents regarding policy positions taken by party members or candidates running during elections; policy workshops which provide an opportunity for members to discuss specific issues in greater detail; as well as conventions which allow like minded individuals to come together celebrate progress made towards achieving shared goals.