The 14th Bahamian Parliament was the Parliament of The Bahamas sitting between 2021 and 2026. It was elected in the 2021 Bahamian general election. There are 39 members of the house.
Members MPs Party Name ConstituencyRef.Progressive Liberal Party (32) Wayde Watson Bain Town and Grants Town Patricia Deveaux Bamboo Town Keith Bell Carmichael Philip "Brave" Davis Cat Island, Rum Cay & San Salvador John Pinder II Central and South Abaco Clay Sweeting Central and South Eleuthera Jomo Campbell Centreville JoBeth Coleby-Davis Elizabeth Glenys Hanna Martin Englerston Chester Cooper The Exumas and Ragged Island Alfred Sears Fort Charlotte Fred Mitchell Fox Hill Wayne Munroe Freetown Mario Bowleg Garden Hills Pia Glover-Rolle Golden Gates Vaughn Miller Golden Isles Leon Lundy Mangrove Cay and South Andros Lisa Rahming Marathon Basil McIntosh MICAL Mckell Bonaby Mount Moriah Jamahl Strachan Nassau Village Kirk Cornish North Abaco Leonardo Lightbourne North Andros and Berry Islands Sylvannus Petty North Eleuthera Ginger Moxey Pineridge Myles Laroda Pinewood Leslia Miller-Brice Sea Breeze Bacchus Rolle South Beach Leroy Major Southern Shores Michael Darville Tall Pines Kingsley Smith West Grand Bahama & Bimini Zane Lightbourne YamacrawFree National Movement (6) Kwasi Thompson East Grand Bahama Hubert Minnis Killarney Adrian Gibson Long Island Michael Pintard Marco City Adrian White St. Anne's Shanendon Cartwright St. Barnabasrowspan="2" style="background-color: Coalition of Independents (1)Iram LewisCentral Grand Bahama
Senators Senators Party NameRef.Progressive Liberal Party (12) Barry Griffin Darron Pickstock Dr. Erecia Hepburn Lashell Adderley James Turner-Rolle Kirkland Russell Ja'Ann Major Randy Rolle Ronald Duncombe Tyrel Young Michael Halkitis Ryan PinderFree National Movement (4) Darren Henfield Maxine Seymour Reuben Rahming Michaela Barnett-Ellis
By-Elections West Grand Bahama and Bimini on November 23, 2023, triggered by the death of Obie Wilchcombe MP (PLP) and was won by PLP candidate Kingsley Smith. Golden Isles on November 24, 2025, triggered by the death of Vaughn Miller MP (PLP) and was won by PLP candidate Darron Pickstock, who resigned from the Senate for the contest.
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