The 13th legislature of Antigua and Barbuda was elected on 12 March 2009. It was dissolved on 26 April 2014.
As of April 8, 2022, it is the most recent parliament that has had a UPP majority.
Members
Senate PartyRepresentativeUPPHazelyn FrancisUPPEdmond MansoorUPPErrol CortUPPMalaka ParkerUPPJoanne MassiahUPPColin DerrickUPPElmore CharlesUPPWinston WilliamsUPPAnthony StuartUPPDavid MassiahALPGail Christian Minority Leader (to July 2013)
(resigned 9 August 2013)ALPArthur Nibbs Minority Leader (from July 2013) ALPPaul Chet GreeneALPLennox WestonINDSylvia O'MardBPMMackenzie FrankBPMRandolph Beazer
Changes to Senate during session Changes to Senate during sessionMervyn Richards (from March 2013)UPPRichard Lewis (from March 2013)UPPSamantha Marshall (replaced Gail Christian from August 2013)ALPRandolph Beazer (resigned March 2013)BPM
House of Representatives PartyRepresentativeConstituencyUPPBaldwin Spencer Prime MinisterSt. John's Rural WestALPGaston Browne Leader of the Opposition St. John's City WestUPPHarold LovellSt. John's City EastUPPJohn MaginleySt. John's Rural NorthUPPHilson BaptisteSt. Mary's SouthUPPChester HughesAll Saints East & St. LukeUPPChanlah CodringtonAll Saints WestUPPJacqui Quinn-LeandroSt. GeorgeUPPWillmoth DanielSt. Phillip SouthUPPEleston AdamsSt. PaulBPMTrevor WalkerBarbudaUPPJustin SimonAttorney-GeneralALPSteadroy BenjaminSt. John's City SouthALPEustace LakeSt. John's Rural SouthALPLester BirdSt. John's Rural EastALPMolwyn JosephSt. Mary's NorthALPAsot MichaelSt. PeterALPRobin YearwoodSt. Phillip North
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