The 41st National Assembly of Quebec consisted of those elected in the 2014 general election. Philippe Couillard (Liberal) was the premier.
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 termsLiberalAbitibi-Est 20141st termParti QuébécoisAbitibi-Ouest 197611th termLiberalAcadie2007 4th termLiberalAnjou–Louis-Riel20026th termLiberalArgenteuil20141st term (until July 31, 2016)CAQArthabaska 20035th termIndependent (since August 26, 2015) (from December 5, 2016)CAQ20161st termCAQ Beauce-Nord20122nd term (until September 22, 2015)LiberalBeauce-Sud1985, 20085th term* (from November 9, 2015)Liberal 20151st termParti QuébécoisBeauharnois 20083rd termLiberalBellechasse2003, 2008 4th term*Parti QuébécoisBerthier 20083rd termParti QuébécoisBertrand 19986th termCAQBlainville 20141st termParti QuébécoisBonaventure20122nd termCAQBorduas20141st termLiberalBourassa-Sauvé20122nd termParti QuébécoisBourget 2008 4th termLiberalBrome-Missisquoi198011th termIndependent (from January 26, 2017)Liberal (from August 16, 2018)CAQChambly2014 1st termLiberalChamplain 2007, 20142nd term*LiberalChapleau20083rd termLiberalCharlesbourg20141st termLiberalCharlevoix–Côte-de-Beaupré 20141st termLiberalChâteauguay2003, 20084th term* (until April 7, 2015)CAQChauveau 20083rd term (from June 8, 2015)Liberal20151st term (until October 22, 2015)Parti QuébécoisChicoutimi19986th term (from April 11, 2016)Parti Québécois20161st termLiberalChomedey20074th termCAQChutes-de-la-Chaudière 20035th termLiberalCôte-du-Sud2003, 20084th term*LiberalCrémazie2014 1st termLiberalD'Arcy-McGee20141st termCAQDeux-Montagnes 2008, 20142nd term*CAQDrummond–Bois-Francs2007, 20123rd term*LiberalDubuc 2008, 20142nd term*Parti QuébécoisDuplessis20035th term (until August 24, 2015)Liberal Fabre20122nd term (from November 9, 2015)Liberal 20151st termParti QuébécoisGaspé20122nd termIndependent (since May 15, 2017)LiberalGatineau2007 4th term (until January 19, 2017)Québec solidaireGouin20122nd term (from May 29, 2017)Québec solidaire20171st termCAQGranby20074th termCAQGroulx20141st termIndependent (since January 24, 2017)Parti QuébécoisHochelaga-Maisonneuve 20083rd termLibéralHull 20084th termLibéralHuntingdon 20083rd termCAQIberville20141st termLiberalÎles-de-la-Madeleine 2008, 20142nd term*LiberalJacques-Cartier 19947th termLiberalJean-Lesage 20083rd termLiberalJeanne-Mance–Viger2008 3rd term (until February 26, 2015)LiberalJean-Talon20084th term (from June 8, 2015)Liberal2007, 20152nd term*CAQJohnson2014 1st termParti QuébécoisJoliette2008 3rd termParti QuébécoisJonquière 20074th term Parti QuébécoisLabelle 20016th term Parti QuébécoisLac-Saint-Jean 20074th termLiberalLaFontaine20123rd termCAQLa Peltrie20074th termLiberalLa Pinière 2014 1st termLiberalLaporte 20074th termLiberalLa Prairie 2007, 20142nd term*CAQL'Assomption 1998, 20126th term*LiberalLaurier-Dorion2007 4th termIndependent (since October 20, 2016) LiberalLaval-des-Rapides20141st termLiberalLaviolette 20016th term (until August 15, 2014)CAQLévis20122nd term (from October 20, 2014)CAQ20141st termLiberalLotbinière-Frontenac 20035th term (until April 27, 2017)LiberalLouis-Hébert 20035th term (from October 2, 2017)CAQ20171st termLiberalMarguerite-Bourgeoys20122nd term (until June 13, 2016)Parti QuébécoisMarie-Victorin 20074th term (from December 5, 2016)Parti Québécois20161st termLiberalMarquette19947th termLiberalMaskinongé 20141st termCAQMasson 20141st termParti QuébécoisMatane-Matapédia 20074th termLiberalMégantic2012 2nd termQuébec solidaireMercier 20083rd termLiberalMille-Îles2008 3rd termCAQMirabel 20141st termCAQMontarville20122nd termLiberalMontmorency 2003, 2008, 20143rd term*LiberalMont-Royal 20074th termLiberalNelligan 20141st termCAQNicolet-Bécancour20122nd termLiberalNotre-Dame-de-Grâce 20083rd termLiberalOrford2003 5th termLiberalOutremont20141st termLiberalPapineau 20122nd termParti QuébécoisPointe-aux-Trembles1996, 20087th term*LiberalPontiac 20141st termLiberalPortneuf2008, 20142nd term* (until September 3, 2015)Parti QuébécoisRené-Lévesque20035th term (from November 9, 2015)Parti Québécois20151st termCAQRepentigny 20141st term (until September 29, 2014)Parti QuébécoisRichelieu20122nd term (from March 9, 2015)Parti Québécois20151st termLiberalRichmond20122nd termParti QuébécoisRimouski2014 1st termLiberalRivière-du-Loup–Témiscouata20093rd termLiberalRobert-Baldwin 2014 1st termLiberalRoberval 2003, 20134th term*Parti QuébécoisRosemont20122nd termParti QuébécoisRousseau 2009 3rd termLiberalRouyn-Noranda–Témiscamingue 2014 1st termLiberalSaint-François 2014 1st term (until August 20, 2015)LiberalSaint-Henri–Sainte-Anne20074th term (from November 9, 2015)Liberal20151st termCAQSaint-Hyacinthe 2014 1st termParti QuébécoisSaint-Jean20083rd term (until May 2, 2016) Parti Québécois Saint-Jérôme20141st term (from December 5, 2016) Parti Québécois20161st termLiberalSaint-Laurent 1994, 20107th term*Québec solidaireSainte-Marie–Saint-Jacques20141st termLiberalSaint-Maurice20141st termLiberalSainte-Rose20141st termParti QuébécoisSanguinet2012 2nd termLiberalSherbrooke 20141st termLiberalSoulanges 20035th termParti QuébécoisTaillon 20141st termParti QuébécoisTaschereau 1998 6th termParti QuébécoisTerrebonne 20083rd termLiberalTrois-Rivières 20141st termLiberalUngava 20141st termParti QuébécoisVachon20103rd termIndependent (since February 5, 2017) LiberalVanier-Les Rivières2008, 2014 2nd term*LiberalVaudreuil 20141st termParti QuébécoisVerchères 20055th term (until August 19, 2016)LiberalVerdun20141st term (from December 5, 2016)Liberal20161st termLiberalViau20132nd termLiberalVimont 20122nd termLiberalWestmount–Saint-Louis1985 9th term
Standings changes since the 41st general election
Number of membersper party by date2014201520162017Apr 7Aug 15Sep 29Oct 20Feb 26Mar 9Apr 7Jun 8Aug 21Aug 24Aug 26Sep 3Sep 22Oct 22Nov 9Apr 11May 2Jun 13Jul 31Aug 19Oct 20Dec 5Jan 19Jan 24Jan 26Feb 5Apr 27May 16May 29Oct 2706971706968717069706968302930292829302928302928222122212021202132301012345Total members125124123124123124123125124123122121120124125124123122121125124123124125012121201234510123401210Government majority1516171615141517161516151618171819201918151615141312
Membership changes in the 41st AssemblyDateNameDistrictPartyReasonApril 7, 2014See list of membersElection day of the 41st Quebec general electionAugust 15, 2014Christian DubéLévisCoalition Avenir QuébecResigned seatSeptember 29, 2014Élaine ZakaïbRichelieuParti Québécois Resigned seatOctober 20, 2014François ParadisLévisCoalition Avenir QuébecElected in by-electionFebruary 26, 2015Yves BolducJean-TalonQuebec Liberal PartyResigned seatMarch 9, 2015Sylvain RochonRichelieu Parti Québécois Elected in by-electionApril 7, 2015Gérard DeltellChauveauCoalition Avenir QuébecResigned seatJune 8, 2015Véronyque TremblayChauveauLiberal PartyElected in by-electionJune 8, 2015Sébastien ProulxJean-TalonLiberal PartyElected in by-electionAugust 20, 2015Marguerite BlaisSaint-Henri–Sainte-AnneLiberal PartyResigned seat"MNA Marguerite Blais to resign next week: reports". Montreal Gazette, August 20, 2015.August 24, 2015Gilles OuimetFabreLiberal PartyResigned seat"MNA Gilles Ouimet to quit politics". Montreal Gazette, August 24, 2015.August 26, 2015Sylvie RoyArthabaskaIndependentLeft CAQ caucus to sit as Independent.September 3, 2015Marjolain DufourRené-LévesqueParti QuébécoisResigned seat"PQ MNA Marjolain Dufour quits for health reasons". Montreal Gazette, September 3, 2015.September 22, 2015Robert DutilBeauce-SudLiberal PartyResigned seat"Robert Dutil announces he’s quitting politics". Global News, September 22, 2015.October 22, 2015Stéphane BédardChicoutimiParti QuébécoisResigned seat"Le député Stéphane Bédard quitte la vie politique après 17 ans". Radio Canada, October 22, 2015.November 9, 2015Dominique AngladeSaint-Henri-Sainte-AnneLiberal PartyElected in by-election"Élections partielles : Dominique Anglade élue dans Saint-Henri-Sainte-Anne". Le Journal de Montréal, November 9, 2015.November 9, 2015Paul BusqueBeauce-SudLiberal PartyElected in by-election"Paul Busque devient député de Beauce-Sud". L'Éclaireur Progrès, November 9, 2015.November 9, 2015Monique SauvéFabreLiberal PartyElected in by-election"Le PLQ et le PQ en voie de conserver leurs sièges". Le Devoir, November 9, 2015. November 9, 2015Martin OuelletRené-LévesqueParti QuébécoisElected in by-electionApril 11, 2016Mireille JeanChicoutimiParti QuébécoisElected in by-electionMay 2, 2016Pierre Karl PéladeauSaint-JérômeParti QuébécoisResigned seatJune 13, 2016Bernard DrainvilleMarie-VictorinParti QuébécoisResigned seatJuly 31, 2016Sylvie RoyArthabaskaIndependentDeath (acute hepatitis)August 19, 2016Jacques DaoustVerdunLiberal PartyResignedOctober 20, 2016Gerry SklavounosLaurier-DorionIndependentRemoved from the Liberal caucus due to sexual assault allegations, that he was later cleared of.December 5, 2016Marc BourcierSaint-JérômeParti QuébécoisElected in by-electionDecember 5, 2016Catherine FournierMarie-VictorinParti QuébécoisElected in by-electionDecember 5, 2016Éric LefebvreArthabaskaCAQElected in by-electionDecember 5, 2016Isabelle MelançonVerdunLiberal PartyElected in by-electionJanuary 19, 2017Françoise DavidGouinQuébec solidaireResignedJanuary 24, 2017Claude SurprenantGroulxIndependentRemoved from CAQ caucus due to expense scandal.January 26, 2017Pierre ParadisBrome-MissisquoiIndependentRemoved from the Liberal caucus due to sexual harassment allegations.February 5, 2017Martine OuelletVachonIndependentResigned from the PQ Caucus to run for the Leadership of the Bloc QuébécoisApril 27, 2017Sam HamadLouis-HébertLiberal PartyResignedMay 16, 2017Gaétan LelièvreGaspéIndependentRemoved from the PQ caucus after admitting to accepting gifts as Administrator of Gaspé. May 29, 2017Gabriel Nadeau-DuboisGouinQuébec solidaireElected in by-electionOctober 2, 2017Geneviève GuilbaultLouis-HébertCoalition Avenir QuébecElected in by-election
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