The 43rd National Assembly of Quebec consists of those elected in the October 3, 2022, general election. As a result, François Legault's Coalition Avenir Québec government was re-elected. He would be succeeded by Christine Fréchette on April 15, 2026, after Legault's resignation as CAQ leader.
Member list
Cabinet ministers are in bold, party leaders are in italic and the president of the National Assembly is marked with a †.
NamePartyRidingFirst elected / previously electedNo. of termsCAQAbitibi-Est 20182nd termIndependentCAQAbitibi-Ouest 20182nd termLiberalAcadie 20221st termCAQAnjou–Louis-Riel20221st termCAQArgenteuil20182nd termCAQArthabaska20163rd termIndependent (since August 11, 2025)Parti Québécois20251st termCAQ Beauce-Nord20182nd termCAQ Beauce-Sud20182nd termCAQ Beauharnois 20182nd termCAQ Bellechasse20182nd termCAQ Berthier 20182nd termCAQBertrand2022 1st termCAQBlainville 20143rd termCAQBonaventure 2022 1st termCAQBorduas20143rd termLiberalBourassa-Sauvé20221st termCAQBrome-Missisquoi20182nd termParti QuébécoisCamille-Laurin 20221st termCAQChambly 20143rd termCAQChamplain 20182nd termCAQChapleau20182nd termCAQCharlesbourg20182nd termCAQCharlevoix–Côte-de-Beaupré 20221st termCAQChâteauguay20221st termCAQChauveau 2012, 20183rd term* (until September 4, 2025)CAQChicoutimi20182nd term (since February 23, 2026)Parti Québécois20261st termLiberalChomedey20221st termIndependentCAQChutes-de-la-Chaudière2022 1st termCAQCôte-du-Sud20221st termLiberalD'Arcy-McGee20221st termCAQDeux-Montagnes 2008, 20144th term*CAQDrummond–Bois-Francs2007, 20125th term*CAQDubuc 20182nd termIndependent CAQDuplessis20221st termCAQFabre20221st termCAQGaspé20221st termCAQGatineau 20182nd termQuébec solidaireGouin20173rd termCAQGranby20076th termCAQGroulx20182nd termQuébec solidaireHochelaga-Maisonneuve 20182nd termCAQHull2022 1st termCAQHuntingdon 20221st termCAQIberville20221st termParti QuébécoisÎles-de-la-Madeleine 20182nd termLiberalJacques-Cartier 20182nd termQuébec solidaireJean-Lesage 20182nd termLiberalJeanne-Mance–Viger20085th term (until July 19, 2023)CAQJean-Talon20192nd term (since October 2, 2023)Parti Québécois20231st termCAQJohnson2014 3rd termCAQJoliette 20221st termCAQJonquière 20221st termCAQLabelle 20182nd termCAQLac-Saint-Jean2018 2nd termLiberalLaFontaine20125th termCAQLa Peltrie20076th termLiberalLa Pinière 20221st termCAQLaporte 20221st termIndependentCAQLa Prairie 2012, 20183rd term*IndependentCAQL'Assomption 1998, 20128th term*Québec solidaireLaurier-Dorion20182nd termCAQLaval-des-Rapides20221st termCAQLaviolette–Saint-Maurice 20182nd termCAQLes Plaines2018 2nd termCAQLévis2007, 20225th term*CAQLotbinière-Frontenac2018 2nd termCAQLouis-Hébert 20173rd term LiberalMarguerite-Bourgeoys20221st termIndependentLiberalCAQMarie-Victorin20222nd termLiberalMarquette20182nd termCAQMaskinongé 20182nd termCAQMasson20143rd termParti QuébécoisMatane-Matapédia 20076th termQuébec solidaireMaurice-Richard 20221st termCAQMégantic2018 2nd termQuébec solidaireMercier 20182nd termLiberalMille-Îles 20221st termCAQMirabel 20143rd termCAQMontarville20124th termCAQMontmorency 1998, 20183rd term*LiberalMont-Royal–Outremont 20221st termLiberalNelligan 20182nd termCAQNicolet-Bécancour20124th termLiberalNotre-Dame-de-Grâce 20221st termCAQOrford20182nd termIndependentCAQPapineau2018 2nd termCAQPointe-aux-Trembles20182nd termLiberalPontiac 20143rd termCAQPortneuf20182nd termCAQPrévost2022 1st termCAQRené-Lévesque20221st termCAQRepentigny 20221st termCAQRichelieu20182nd termCAQRichmond20182nd termCAQRimouski20221st termIndependentPCQCAQRivière-du-Loup–Témiscouata20221st termLiberalRobert-Baldwin 20221st termCAQRoberval 20182nd termQuébec solidaireRosemont20182nd termIndependentCAQRousseau 2018 2nd termCAQRouyn-Noranda–Témiscamingue 2003, 2008, 2022 3rd term*CAQSaint-François 20182nd term (until Dec. 1, 2022)LiberalSaint-Henri–Sainte-Anne20153rd term (since Mar. 13, 2023)Québec solidaire20231st termCAQSaint-Hyacinthe 20143rd termCAQSaint-Jean20182nd termCAQSaint-Jérôme20182nd termIndependentLiberalSaint-Laurent 20182nd termIndependentQuébec solidaireSainte-Marie–Saint-Jacques20143rd termCAQSainte-Rose20182nd termCAQSanguinet 20221st termQuébec solidaireSherbrooke2018 2nd termCAQSoulanges 20182nd term CAQTaillon20182nd termIndependentCAQQuébec solidaireTaschereau 20221st term (resigned Sept 4)CAQTerrebonne 20182nd term (since March 17, 2025)Parti Québécois20251st termCAQTrois-Rivières 20182nd termCAQUngava 20182nd termCAQVachon20182nd termCAQVanier-Les Rivières 20182nd term Liberal (Until October 2022)Vaudreuil20143rd termIndependentLiberalCAQVerchères 20221st termQuébec solidaireVerdun20221st termLiberalViau20182nd termCAQVimont2022 1st termLiberalWestmount–Saint-Louis20182nd term
Changes Changes of membership and party affiliations
seat changed hands after by-election involuntary departure Coalition Avenir Québec Parti Québécois Liberal Québec solidaire Conservative Independent + 43rd Quebec Legislature (2022–26) - Membership and party affiliation changes Electoral District Before ChangeDateReasonIncumbentNew memberDateVaudreuilExpelled from caucus;re-admitted to caucus Saint-Henri–Sainte-AnneResignation Laviolette–Saint-MauriceLeft caucus; rejoined caucus Jean-TalonResignation Marguerite-BourgeoysRemoved from caucus; re-admitted to caucus ArthabaskaResignation from party Resignation TerrebonneResignation Saint-JérômeResignation from party ChicoutimiResignation Abitibi-EstExpelled from caucus RimouskiLeft caucus; joined Conservative TaillonResignation from cabinet and caucus;rejoined party caucus LaporteExpelled from caucus RosemontLeft caucus Saint-LaurentExpelled from caucus ChomedeyExpelled from caucus La PrairieLeft caucus DubucLeft caucus OrfordLeft caucus
Changes in party standing
Number of membersper party by date20222023202420252026Oct 3Oct 27Dec 1Mar 7Mar 13Mar 29Jul 19Oct 2Apr 16Sept 3Sept 12Mar 17Mar 18Jun 19Aug 11Sep 4Sep 5Sep 18Oct 30Nov 4Nov 18Nov 22Dec 2Dec 4Dec 18Jan 9Feb 23Mar 24Apr 1Apr 2290899089888786858483828180798079212019201918111211345670121232123456789109890101010101010
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