Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan
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The Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan is one of two components of the Legislature of Saskatchewan, the other being the Lieutenant-Governor of Saskatchewan. The Legislature was unicameral from its establishment; there has never been a provincial upper house. The Legislature meets in Regina.
| Graham Addley | NDP | Saskatoon Sutherland |
| Denis Allchurch | Saskatchewan Party | Rosthern-Shellbrook |
| Pat Atkinson | NDP | Saskatoon Nutana |
| Joan Beatty | NDP | Cumberland |
| Buckley Belanger | NDP | Athabasca |
| Bob Bjornerud | Saskatchewan Party | Melville-Saltcoats |
| Lon Borgerson | NDP | Saskatchewan Rivers |
| Greg P. Brkich | Saskatchewan Party | Arm River-Watrous |
| Lorne Calvert | NDP | Saskatoon Riversdale |
| Ken Cheveldayoff | Saskatchewan Party | Saskatoon Silver Springs |
| Michael Chisholm | Saskatchewan Party | Cut Knife-Turtleford |
| Eric Cline | NDP | Saskatoon Massey Place |
| Joanne Crofford | NDP | Regina Rosemont |
| Dan D'Autremont | Saskatchewan Party | Cannington |
| Jason Dearborn | Saskatchewan Party | Kindersley |
| June Draude | Saskatchewan Party | Kelvington-Wadena |
| Dustin Duncan | Saskatchewan Party | Weyburn-Big Muddy |
| Doreen Eagles | Saskatchewan Party | Estevan |
| Wayne Elhard | Saskatchewan Party | Cypress Hills |
| David Forbes | NDP | Saskatoon Centre |
| Rod Gantefoer | Saskatchewan Party | Melfort |
| Glenn Hagel | NDP | Moose Jaw North |
| Doreen Hamilton | NDP | Regina Wascana Plains |
| Donna Harpauer | Saskatchewan Party | Humboldt |
| Ron Harper | NDP | Regina Northeast |
| Glen Hart | Saskatchewan Party | Last Mountain-Touchwood |
| Ben Heppner | Saskatchewan Party | Martensville |
| Elwin Hermanson | Saskatchewan Party | Rosetown-Elrose |
| Deb Higgins | NDP | Moose Jaw Wakamow |
| Yogi Huyghebart | Saskatchewan Party | Wood River |
| Andy Iwanchuk | NDP | Saskatoon Fairview |
| Judy Junor | NDP | Saskatoon Eastview |
| Allan Kerpan | Saskatchewan Party | Carrot River Valley |
| Delbert Kirsch | Saskatchewan Party | Batoche |
| Myron Kowalsky† | NDP | Prince Albert Carlton |
| Ken Krawetz | Saskatchewan Party | Canora-Pelly |
| Eldon Lautermilch | NDP | Prince Albert Northcote |
| Warren McCall | NDP | Regina Elphinstone-Centre |
| Don McMorris | Saskatchewan Party | Indian Head-Milestone |
| Ted Merriman | Saskatchewan Party | Saskatoon Northwest |
| Don Morgan | Saskatchewan Party | Saskatoon Southeast |
| Sandra Morin | NDP | Regina Walsh Acres |
| John Nilson | NDP | Regina Lakeview |
| Peter Prebble | NDP | Saskatoon Greystone |
| Frank Quennell | NDP | Saskatoon Meewasin |
| Clay Serby | NDP | Yorkton |
| Maynard Sonntag | NDP | Meadow Lake |
| Lyle Stewart | Saskatchewan Party | Thunder Creek |
| Len Taylor | NDP | The Battlefords |
| Andrew Thomson | NDP | Regina South |
| Don Toth | Saskatchewan Party | Moosomin |
| Kim Trew | NDP | Regina Coronation Park |
| Harry Van Mulligen | NDP | Regina Douglas Park |
| Milton Wakefield | Saskatchewan Party | Lloydminster |
| Brad Wall | Saskatchewan Party | Swift Current |
| Mark Wartman | NDP | Regina Qu'Appelle Valley |
| Randy Weekes | Saskatchewan Party | Biggar |
| Kevin Yates | NDP | Regina Dewdney |
Party standings
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Seating Plan
[Official Seating Plan (pdf format)]
| Affiliation | Members | |
| New Democratic Party | 30 | |
| Saskatchewan Party | 28 | |
| Total | 58 | |
| Government Majority (including the Speaker) | 2 | |
By-elections
- The member for Weyburn-Big Muddy, Brenda Bakken Lackey resigned in February 2006. On May 19th, 2006, Premier Lorne Calvert called a by-election for June 19th, 2006. The by-election was won by Dustin Duncan.
References
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