The 42nd Manitoba Legislature was created following a general election in 2019.
The Progressive Conservative Party, led by Brian Pallister, formed a majority government after winning a majority of seats in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba. Pallister stepped down from the role in 2021, and was replaced on an interim basis by Kelvin Goertzen and on a permanent basis by Heather Stefanson.
Members of the 42nd Legislative Assembly MemberPartyConstituencyFirst elected / previously electedNo.# of term(s)NotesProgressive ConservativeAgassiz20162nd termProgressive ConservativeAssiniboia20162nd termProgressive ConservativeBorderland20191st termProgressive ConservativeBrandon East20162nd termProgressive ConservativeBrandon West20113rd termNew DemocraticBurrows20191st termNew DemocraticConcordia20104th termProgressive ConservativeDauphin20162nd termProgressive ConservativeDawson Trail20162nd termNew DemocraticElmwood1986, 201110th term*New DemocraticFlin Flon20162nd termNew DemocraticFort Garry20191st term Progressive ConservativeFort Richmond20162nd termNew DemocraticFort Rouge20162nd termProgressive ConservativeFort Whyte1992, 20125th term*Until October 4, 2021 (From March 22, 2022)20221st termElected in a by-election Progressive ConservativeInterlake-Gimli20162nd termNew DemocraticKeewatinook20191st termProgressive ConservativeKildonan-River East20162nd termProgressive ConservativeKirkfield Park20162nd term Until June 20, 2022 (From December 13, 2022)20221st termElected in a by-electionProgressive ConservativeLa Verendrye20113rd term Progressive ConservativeLac du Bonnet20113rd termProgressive ConservativeLagimodière20162nd termProgressive ConservativeLakeside20035th termProgressive ConservativeMcPhillips20143rd termProgressive ConservativeMidland20074th termProgressive ConservativeMorden-Winkler20113rd termResigned February 3, 2023 to run federallyNew DemocraticNotre Dame20191st termNew DemocraticPoint Douglas20172nd termProgressive ConservativePortage la Prairie20113rd termProgressive ConservativeRadisson20162nd term Progressive ConservativeRed River North20162nd termProgressive ConservativeRiding Mountain20162nd termProgressive ConservativeRiel20162nd termLiberalRiver Heights19996th termProgressive ConservativeRoblin19987th termProgressive ConservativeRossmere20162nd termProgressive ConservativeSeine River20162nd termProgressive ConservativeSelkirk20162nd termProgressive ConservativeSouthdale20191st termProgressive ConservativeSpringfield-Ritchot19996th termProgressive ConservativeSpruce Woods20045th termLiberalSt. Boniface20182nd termNew DemocraticSt. James20191st termNew DemocraticSt. Johns20162nd termNew DemocraticSt. Vital20191st termProgressive ConservativeSteinbach20035th termProgressive ConservativeSwan River20162nd termNew DemocraticThe Maples20191st termNew DemocraticThe Pas-Kameesak20153rd termNew DemocraticThompson20191st termDied in office December 9, 2021 (From June 7, 2022)20221st termElected in a by-electionNew DemocraticTranscona20191st termProgressive ConservativeTurtle Mountain2014 3rd termProgressive ConservativeTuxedo20006th termLiberalTyndall Park20162nd termNew DemocraticUnion Station20191st term Progressive ConservativeWaverley20162nd termNew DemocraticWolseley20191st term
Members in bold are in the Cabinet of Manitoba
By-elections prior to 2023 election
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