Legislative Assembly
27 seats · Legislative Assembly of Prince Edward Island
14 seats for a majorityProgressive Conservative 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 14 needed to govern.
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- Progressive Conservative18
- Liberal4
- Green4
- Independent1
Progressive Conservative majority · 18 of 27
Regional breakdown
The leading party in each region, as the House stands today.
Egmont
5
PC
8 seats
Malpeque
3
Green
4 seats
Charlottetown
5
PC
8 seats
Cardigan
7
PC
7 seats
Executive Council
updated Sep 2, 202612 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.
- Rob LantzPremier, President of the Executive Council, Minister Responsible for Intergovernmental Affairs and Minister Responsible for Indigenous RelationsCharlottetown-Brighton
- Hilton MacLennanMinister of AgricultureTyne Valley-Sherbrooke
- Zack BellMinister of Economic Development, Trade and Artificial Intelligence; Minister Responsible for Acadian and Francophone AffairsCharlottetown-Winsloe21%
- Robin CroucherMinister of Education and Early YearsSouris-Elmira1%
- Jill BurridgeMinister of Finance and Affordability; Minister of EnergyStratford-Keppoch
- Ernie HudsonMinister of Fisheries, Rural Development and TourismAlberton-Bloomfield1%
- Cory DeagleMinister of Health and WellnessMontague-Kilmuir83%
- Kent DollarMinister of Housing and CommunitiesBrackley-Hunter River59%
- Darlene ComptonMinister of Land and EnvironmentBelfast-Murray River13%
- Barb RamsayMinister of Social Development and SeniorsSummerside-South Drive<1%
- Bloyce ThompsonMinister of Transportation and Infrastructure; Minister of Justice and Public Safety and Attorney GeneralStanhope-Marshfield2%
- Jenn RedmondMinister of Workforce and Advanced Learning; Minister Responsible for the Status of WomenMermaid-Stratford
Portfolios are maintained by hand: Prince Edward Island publishes no machine-readable feed of cabinet composition, so this list is updated after each shuffle rather than scraped.
All members 27
- Barb RamsaySummerside-South DriveProgressive Conservative
- Bloyce ThompsonStanhope-MarshfieldProgressive Conservative
- Brad TriversRustico-EmeraldProgressive Conservative
- Brendan CurranGeorgetown-PownalProgressive Conservative
- Carolyn SimpsonCharlottetown-Hillsborough ParkLiberal
- Cory DeagleMontague-KilmuirProgressive Conservative
- Darlene ComptonBelfast-Murray RiverProgressive Conservative
- Ernie HudsonAlberton-BloomfieldProgressive Conservative
- Gilles ArsenaultEvangeline-MiscoucheIndependent
- Gord McNeillyCharlottetown-West RoyaltyLiberal
- Hal PerryTignish-Palmer RoadLiberal
- Hilton MacLennanTyne Valley-SherbrookeProgressive Conservative
- Jenn RedmondMermaid-StratfordProgressive Conservative
- Jill BurridgeStratford-KeppochProgressive Conservative
- Karla BernardCharlottetown-Victoria ParkGreen
- Kent DollarBrackley-Hunter RiverProgressive Conservative
- Matt MacFarlaneBorden-KinkoraGreen
- Matthew MacKayKensington-MalpequeProgressive Conservative
- Peter Bevan-BakerNew Haven-Rocky PointGreen
- Rob LantzCharlottetown-BrightonProgressive Conservative
- Robert HendersonO'Leary-InvernessLiberal
- Robin CroucherSouris-ElmiraProgressive Conservative
- Sidney MacEwenMorell-DonaghProgressive Conservative
- Susie DillonCharlottetown-BelvedereProgressive Conservative
- Tayte WillowsCornwall-MeadowbankGreen
- Tyler DesRochesSummerside-WilmotProgressive Conservative
- Zack BellCharlottetown-WinsloeProgressive Conservative