House of Assembly
40 seats · House of Assembly of Newfoundland and Labrador
21 seats for a majorityProgressive Conservative leads, short of a majority
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Seats run left to right along the political spectrum, so the chamber reads the way a chamber is arranged. The dashed line is the 21 needed to govern.
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- Progressive Conservative20
- Liberal15
- Independent3
- NL NDP2
Progressive Conservative leads, short of a majority · 20 of 40
Regional breakdown
The leading party in each region, as the House stands today.
Northeast Avalon–St. John's
7
Liberal
14 seats
Avalon–Burin
3
Liberal and PC, tied
6 seats
Central Newfoundland–Bonavista
7
PC
9 seats
Western Newfoundland–Northern Peninsula
4
PC
7 seats
Labrador
2
PC
4 seats
Executive Council
updated Aug 20, 202614 members. The figure beside each is the projection's chance that their party holds that minister's own seat: a cabinet is only as safe as the districts it sits for.
- Tony WakehamPremier, President of the Executive Council and Minister for Intergovernmental AffairsStephenville–Port au Port>99%
- Barry PettenDeputy Premier, Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure, Minister of Public Procurement, Minister of Municipal and Community Affairs, Registrar General, Minister of Community Engagement and Deputy Government House LeaderConception Bay South93%
- Paul DinnMinister of Education and Early Childhood Development and Minister of Advanced Education and SkillsTopsail–Paradise15%
- Lloyd ParrottMinister of Energy and Mines, Government House Leader, Minister of Government Services, Minister of Red Tape Reduction, Minister of Labour and Minister Responsible for WorkplaceNLTerra Nova>99%
- Andrea BarbourMinister of Environment, Conservation and Climate Change and Minister Responsible for the Multi-Materials Stewardship BoardSt. Barbe–L'Anse aux Meadows72%
- Craig PardyMinister of Finance, President of Treasury Board, Minister of Seniors, Minister Responsible for the Public Service Commission, Minister Responsible for the Newfoundland and Labrador Liquor Corporation and Minister Responsible for the Office of the Chief Information OfficerBonavista>99%
- Loyola O'DriscollMinister of Fisheries and AquacultureFerryland52%
- Pleaman ForseyMinister of Forestry, Agriculture and Lands and Minister of Crown LandsExploits99%
- Joedy WallMinister of Health and Community Services, Minister of Mental Health and Addictions and Minister Responsible for Newfoundland and Labrador Health ServicesCape St. Francis83%
- Lin PaddockMinister of Jobs and Growth, Minister of Rural Development, Minister of Immigration and Minister of Francophone AffairsBaie Verte–Green Bay>99%
- Helen Conway OttenheimerMinister of Justice and Public Safety, Attorney General, Minister of Women and Gender Equality, Minister of Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Management, Minister Responsible for Access to Information and Protection of Privacy and Minister Responsible for the Human Rights CommissionHarbour Main>99%
- Lela EvansMinister of Labrador Affairs and Minister of Indigenous Relations and ReconciliationTorngat Mountains>99%
- Chris TibbsMinister of Social Supports and Well-Being, Minister of Housing, Minister of Poverty Reduction and Minister Responsible for the Status of Persons with DisabilitiesGrand Falls-Windsor–Buchans97%
- Mike GoosneyMinister of Tourism, Culture and Arts, Minister of Sport, Recreation and Parks, Minister Responsible for PictureNL, Minister Responsible for the Newfoundland and Labrador Arts Council and Minister Responsible for the Pippy Park CommissionHumber–Gros Morne96%
Portfolios are maintained by hand: the province announces its cabinet in news releases, in English only, not in a machine-readable feed, so this list is updated from each announcement (the last, the shuffle of August 20, 2026) rather than scraped. The French titles are our translations.
All members 40
- Andrea BarbourSt. Barbe–L'Anse aux MeadowsProgressive Conservative
- Barry Calvin PettenConception Bay SouthProgressive Conservative
- Bernard DavisVirginia Waters–PleasantvilleLiberal
- Bettina FordGanderLiberal
- Chris TibbsGrand Falls-Windsor–BuchansProgressive Conservative
- Craig PardyBonavistaProgressive Conservative
- Eddie JoyceHumber–Bay of IslandsIndependent
- Elvis LovelessFortune Bay–Cape La HuneLiberal
- Fred HuttonConception Bay East–Bell IslandLiberal
- Hal CormierSt. George's–HumberProgressive Conservative
- Helen Conway OttenheimerHarbour MainProgressive Conservative
- Jamie KorabWaterford ValleyLiberal
- Jeff DwyerPlacentia West–BellevueProgressive Conservative
- Jim DinnSt. John's CentreNL NDP
- Jim McKennaFogo Island–Cape FreelsProgressive Conservative
- Jim ParsonsCorner BrookLiberal
- Joedy WallCape St. FrancisProgressive Conservative
- John HoganWindsor LakeLiberal
- Joseph PowerLabrador WestProgressive Conservative
- Keith RussellLake MelvilleIndependent
- Keith WhiteSt. John's WestLiberal
- Lela EvansTorngat MountainsProgressive Conservative
- Lin PaddockBaie Verte–Green BayProgressive Conservative
- Lisa V. DempsterCartwright–L'Anse au ClairLiberal
- Lloyd ParrottTerra NovaProgressive Conservative
- Loyola O'DriscollFerrylandProgressive Conservative
- Lucy S. StoylesMount Pearl NorthLiberal
- Mark ButtLewisporte–TwillingateProgressive Conservative
- Michael A. KingBurgeo–La PoileLiberal
- Mike GoosneyHumber–Gros MorneProgressive Conservative
- Pam ParsonsHarbour Grace–Port de GraveLiberal
- Paul A. PikeBurin–Grand BankLiberal
- Paul DinnTopsail–ParadiseProgressive Conservative
- Paul LaneMount Pearl–SouthlandsIndependent
- Pleaman ForseyExploitsProgressive Conservative
- Riley BalsomCarbonear–Trinity–Bay de VerdeProgressive Conservative
- Sarah StoodleyMount ScioLiberal
- Sheilagh O'LearySt. John's East–Quidi VidiNL NDP
- Sherry Gambin-WalshPlacentia–St. Mary'sLiberal
- Tony WakehamStephenville–Port au PortProgressive Conservative