50th General Assembly of Newfoundland and Labrador

The 50th General Assembly of Newfoundland and Labrador was elected at the 2021 Newfoundland and Labrador general election and sworn-in April 12, 2021.^[1]

Seating Plan

	Korab	Loveless	Howell	Pike	Reid	Gambin-Walsh	Stoyles
	P.Parsons	Stoodley	Vacant	Vacant	Davis	Hutton	Abbott
	Coady	Crocker	Hogan	Dempster	Haggie	Byrne	Trimper
Bennett
	Pardy	Petten	Wakeham	Dinn
	Tibbs	O'Driscoll	Conway-Ottenheimer	Parrott	McKenna		Dinn	Brown
	Wall	Forsey	Dwyer	Evans	Paddock			Joyce	Lane

Current as of June 2025 ^[2]

List of members

Members as of June 2025

	Name	Party	Riding	First elected / previously elected
	Brian Warr (resigned 2024)	Liberal	Baie Verte-Green Bay	2015
	Lin Paddock (won 2024 by-election)	Progressive Conservative	2024
	Craig Pardy	Progressive Conservative	Bonavista	2019
	Andrew Parsons (resigned 2025)	Liberal	Burgeo-La Poile	2011
	Paul Pike	Liberal	Burin-Grand Bank	2021
	Joedy Wall	Progressive Conservative	Cape St. Francis	2021
	Steve Crocker	Liberal	Carbonear-Trinity-Bay de Verde	2014
	Lisa Dempster	Liberal	Cartwright-L'Anse au Clair	2013
	David Brazil (resigned 2023)	Progressive Conservative	Conception Bay East-Bell Island	2010
	Fred Hutton (starting 2024)	Liberal	2024
	Barry Petten	Progressive Conservative	Conception Bay South	2015
	Gerry Byrne	Liberal	Corner Brook	2015
	Pleaman Forsey	Progressive Conservative	Exploits	2019
	Loyola O'Driscoll	Progressive Conservative	Ferryland	2019
	Derrick Bragg (died 2024)[3]	Liberal	Fogo Island-Cape Freels	2015
	Jim McKenna (starting 2024)	Progressive Conservative	2024
	Elvis Loveless	Liberal	Fortune Bay-Cape La Hune	2019
	John Haggie	Liberal	Gander	2015
	Chris Tibbs	Progressive Conservative	Grand Falls-Windsor-Buchans	2019
	Pam Parsons	Liberal	Harbour Grace-Port de Grave	2015
	Helen Conway-Ottenheimer	Progressive Conservative	Harbour Main	2019
	Eddie Joyce	Independent	Humber-Bay of Islands	1989,[a] 1999,[b] 2011
	Andrew Furey	Liberal	Humber-Gros Morne	2020
	Jordan Brown	New Democratic	Labrador West	2019
	Perry Trimper	Independent	Lake Melville	2015[c]
		Liberal
	Derek Bennett	Liberal	Lewisporte-Twillingate	2015
	Lucy Stoyles	Liberal	Mount Pearl North	2021
	Paul Lane	Independent	Mount Pearl-Southlands	2011[d]
	Sarah Stoodley	Liberal	Mount Scio	2019
	Jeff Dwyer	Progressive Conservative	Placentia West-Bellevue	2019
	Sherry Gambin-Walsh	Liberal	Placentia-St. Mary's	2015
	Krista Howell	Liberal	St. Barbe-L'Anse aux Meadows	2021
	Scott Reid	Liberal	St. George's-Humber	2014
	Jim Dinn	New Democratic	St. John's Centre	2019
	John Abbott (resigning 2025)[e]	Liberal	St. John's East-Quidi Vidi	2021
	Siobhan Coady	Liberal	St. John's West	2015
	Tony Wakeham	Progressive Conservative	Stephenville-Port au Port	2019
	Lloyd Parrott	Progressive Conservative	Terra Nova	2019
	Paul Dinn	Progressive Conservative	Topsail-Paradise	2019
	Lela Evans	Progressive Conservative	Torngat Mountains	2019
		Independent
		New Democratic
		Progressive Conservative
	Bernard Davis	Liberal	Virginia Waters-Pleasantville	2015
	Tom Osborne (resigned 2024)	Liberal	Waterford Valley	1996[f]
	Jamie Korab (starting 2024)	2024
	John Hogan	Liberal	Windsor Lake	2021

By-elections

• Conception Bay East–Bell Island, January 30, 2024, won by Liberal Fred Hutton.^[5]
• Fogo Island-Cape Freels, April 15, 2024, won by Progressive Conservative (PC) Jim McKenna^[6]

• Baie Verte-Green Bay, May 27, 2024, won by Progressive Conservative (PC) Lin Paddock^[7]
• Waterford Valley, August 22, 2024, won by Liberal Jamie Korab^[8]

Notes

1. Bay of Islands (First Elected as a Liberal)
2. Bay of Islands (Re-elected as Liberal)
3. First Elected as Liberal
4. First Elected as a Progressive Conservative and Re-elected as Liberal
5. On June 11, 2025, Abbott announced that he would resign his seat of St. John's East-Quidi Vidi by the end of the summer to avoid a legal battle stemming from the troubled results of the 2021 election.^[4]
6. First Elected as a Progressive Conservative