The 40th Manitoba Legislature was created following a general election in 2011.
The New Democratic Party (NDP) led by Greg Selinger formed a majority government.
Following the election, Hugh McFadyen of the Progressive Conservative Party stepped down as Leader of the Opposition. Brian Pallister became Progressive Conservative party leader and Leader of the Opposition in September 2012.
The Lieutenant Governor was Philip S. Lee until 2015, then Janice Filmon.
Members of the 40th Legislative Assembly NamePartyRidingFirst elected / previously electedNo.# of term(s)NotesProgressive ConservativeAgassiz20072nd term Progressive ConservativeArthur-Virden19994th termUntil November 25, 2013 (From January 28, 2014)20141st termElected in a by-election New DemocraticAssiniboia19994th termNew DemocraticBrandon East19994th termProgressive ConservativeBrandon West20111st termNew DemocraticBurrows20111st termProgressive ConservativeCharleswood19985th termNew DemocraticConcordia20102nd termNew DemocraticDauphin19955th termNew DemocraticDawson Trail20102nd termNew DemocraticElmwood1986, 20118th term*Progressive ConservativeEmerson20072nd termNew DemocraticFlin Flon20111st termNew DemocraticFort Garry-Riverview20111st termNew DemocraticFort Richmond20033rd termNew DemocraticFort Rouge20072nd termProgressive ConservativeFort Whyte20053rd termUntil July 30, 2012 (From September 4, 2012)1992, 20123rd term*Elected in a by-election New DemocraticGimli20033rd termNew DemocraticInterlake19994th termNew DemocraticKewatinook19936th termNew DemocraticKildonan19906th termNew DemocraticKirkfield Park20072nd termProgressive ConservativeLa Verendrye20111st termProgressive ConservativeLac Du Bonnet20111st termProgressive ConservativeLakeside20033rd termNew DemocraticLogan20072nd termProgressive ConservativeMidland20072nd termNew DemocraticMinto20043rd termProgressive ConservativeMorden-Winkler20111st termProgressive ConservativeMorris20033rd termUntil February 12, 2013 (From January 28, 2014)20141st termElected in a by-election New DemocraticPoint Douglas20111st termProgressive ConservativePortage la Prairie20111st termNew DemocraticRadisson20033rd termProgressive ConservativeRiding Mountain20033rd termNew DemocraticRiel20033rd termProgressive ConservativeRiver East19868th termLiberalRiver Heights19994th termNew DemocraticRossmere20072nd termNew DemocraticSeine River20033rd termNew DemocraticSelkirk19906th termNew DemocraticSouthdale20072nd termProgressive ConservativeSpruce Woods20043rd termNew DemocraticSt. Boniface19994th termNew DemocraticSt. James20111st termNew DemocraticSt. Johns19936th termNew DemocraticSt. Norbert20111st termProgressive ConservativeSt. Paul19994th termNew DemocraticSt. Vital19994th termProgressive ConservativeSteinbach20033rd termNew DemocraticSwan River20111st termNew DemocraticThe Maples20072nd termNew DemocraticThe Pas20092nd termUntil May 26, 2014 (From April 22, 2015)20151st termElected in a by-election New DemocraticThompson19819th termNew DemocraticTranscona19906th termProgressive ConservativeTuxedo20004th termNew DemocraticTyndall Park20111st termNew DemocraticWolseley20111st term Members in bold are in the Cabinet of Manitoba † Speaker of the Assembly
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Standings changes in the 40th Assembly Number of membersper party by date20112012201320142015Oct 6July 30Sep 4Feb 12Nov 25Jan 28Feb 4May 16November 13April 22NDP3736353637Progressive Conservative191819181719Liberal1Independent010Total members5756575655575657Vacant01012010Government Majority17181718191716151617
Membership changes in the 40th AssemblyDateNameDistrictPartyReasonOctober 4, 2011See List of MembersElection day of the 40th Manitoba general electionJuly 30, 2012Hugh McFadyenFort WhyteProgressive ConservativeVacated seat.September 4, 2012Brian PallisterFort WhyteProgressive ConservativeElected in a by-election.February 12, 2013Mavis TaillieuMorrisProgressive ConservativeVacated seat.November 25, 2013Larry MaguireArthur-VirdenProgressive ConservativeVacated seat to run in federal electionJanuary 28, 2014Shannon MartinMorrisProgressive ConservativeElected in a by-election.January 28, 2014Doyle PiwniukArthur-VirdenProgressive ConservativeElected in a by-election.February 4, 2014Christine MelnickRielNDPRemoved from caucus.May 16, 2014Frank WhiteheadThe PasNDPVacated seat.November 13, 2014Christine MelnickRielNDPReadmitted to NDP caucus.April 22, 2015Amanda LathlinThe PasNDPElected in a by-election
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See also 2007 Manitoba general election Legislative Assembly of Manitoba
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