The Legislative Assembly of Manitoba () is the deliberative assembly of the Manitoba Legislature in the Canadian province of Manitoba. Fifty-seven members are elected to this assembly at provincial general elections, all in single-member constituencies with first-past-the-post voting. Bills passed by the Legislative Assembly are given royal assent by the lieutenant governor of Manitoba in the name of the King of Canada. The Manitoba Legislative Building is located in central Winnipeg.
The premier of Manitoba is Wab Kinew, and the speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba is Tom Lindsey. Both are members of the New Democratic Party.
Historically, the Legislature of Manitoba had another chamber, the Legislative Council of Manitoba, but this was abolished in 1876, just six years after the province was formed.
The 42nd Legislature was dissolved on September 5, 2023, and a general election was called for October 3. The 43rd Legislature opened on November 9.
Current members Members in bold are in the Cabinet of Manitoba. Party leaders are italicized. * Member with non-continuous service † Speaker of the Assembly
RidingPartyMLAFirst elected / previously electedNo.# of term(s)AgassizProgressive ConservativeJodie Byram20231st termAssiniboiaNew DemocraticNellie Kennedy20231st termBorderlandProgressive ConservativeJosh Guenter20192nd termBrandon EastNew DemocraticGlen Simard20231st termBrandon WestProgressive ConservativeWayne Balcaen20231st termBurrowsNew DemocraticDiljeet Brar20192nd termConcordiaNew DemocraticMatt Wiebe20105th termDauphinNew DemocraticRon Kostyshyn2011, 20232nd term*Dawson TrailIndependentBob Lagassé20163rd termElmwoodNew DemocraticJim Maloway1986, 201111th term*Flin FlonNew DemocraticTom Lindsey†20163rd termFort GarryIndependentMark Wasyliw20192nd termFort RichmondNew DemocraticJennifer Chen20231st termFort RougeNew DemocraticWab Kinew20163rd termFort WhyteIndependentObby Khan20222nd termInterlake-GimliProgressive ConservativeDerek Johnson20163rd termKeewatinookNew DemocraticIan Bushie20192nd termKildonan-River EastNew DemocraticRachelle Schott20231st termKirkfield ParkNew DemocraticLogan Oxenham20231st termLa VerendryeProgressive ConservativeKonrad Narth20231st termLac du BonnetProgressive ConservativeWayne Ewasko20114th termLagimodièreNew DemocraticTyler Blashko20231st termLakesideProgressive ConservativeTrevor King20231st termMcPhillipsNew DemocraticJasdeep Devgan20231st termMidlandProgressive ConservativeLauren Stone20231st termMorden-WinklerProgressive ConservativeCarrie Hiebert20231st termNotre DameNew DemocraticMalaya Marcelino20192nd termPoint DouglasNew DemocraticBernadette Smith20173rd termPortage la PrairieProgressive ConservativeJeff Bereza20231st termRadissonNew DemocraticJelynn Dela Cruz20231st termRed River NorthProgressive ConservativeJeff Wharton20163rd termRiding MountainProgressive ConservativeGreg Nesbitt20163rd termRielNew DemocraticMike Moyes20231st termRiver HeightsNew DemocraticMike Moroz20231st termRoblinProgressive ConservativeKathleen Cook20231st termRossmereNew DemocraticTracy Schmidt20231st termSeine RiverNew DemocraticBillie Cross20231st termSelkirkProgressive ConservativeRichard Perchotte20231st termSouthdaleNew DemocraticRenée Cable20231st termSpringfield-RitchotProgressive ConservativeRon Schuler19997th termSpruce WoodsProgressive ConservativeColleen Robbins20251st termSt. BonifaceNew DemocraticRobert Loiselle20231st termSt. JamesNew DemocraticAdrien Sala20192nd termSt. JohnsNew DemocraticNahanni Fontaine20163rd termSt. VitalNew DemocraticJamie Moses20192nd termSteinbachProgressive ConservativeKelvin Goertzen20036th termSwan RiverProgressive ConservativeRick Wowchuk20163rd termThe MaplesNew DemocraticMintu Sandhu20192nd termThe Pas-KameesakNew DemocraticJennifer Flett20261st termThompsonNew DemocraticEric Redhead20222nd termTransconaNew DemocraticShannon Corbett20251st termTurtle MountainProgressive ConservativeDoyle Piwniuk20144th termTuxedoNew DemocraticCarla Compton20241st termTyndall ParkLiberalCindy Lamoureux20163rd termUnion StationNew DemocraticUzoma Asagwara20192nd termWaverleyNew DemocraticDavid Pankratz20231st termWolseleyNew DemocraticLisa Naylor20192nd term
Seating plan
Affiliation MembersNew Democratic Party 34Progressive Conservative 19Liberal Party 1Independent 3Vacant 0Total seats 57Government majority 11 The seating arrangement is viewable at the official website.Seating Arrangement and Current List. The Legislative Assembly of Manitoba. Retrieved 14 June 2016.
References
External links
Manitoba Legislative Assembly official YouTube channel Official site Legislative tour