The 67th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island is the 67th sitting of the Legislative Assembly of Prince Edward Island and the 41st since confederation in 1873. The membership of the assembly was determined by the 2023 Prince Edward Island general election, where the Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island, led by Dennis King, won a majority of seats. It was then reduced by one following the by-election of Green MLA Matt MacFarlane. Dennis King resigned as both premier and MLA for Brackley-Hunter River on 21 February 2025, and was succeeded as premier by Rob Lantz. Seating plan Arsenault Dollar Ramsay Redmond Deagle Bell Hudson Curran MacKay Thompson LANTZ Burridge Compton Trivers MacEwen Croucher PERRY McNeilly Bernard MacFARLANE Dillon MacLennan DesRoches Henderson Simpson Willows Bevan-Baker
Current as of 2026
Members of the General Assembly Cabinet ministers are in bold, party leaders are in italic, and the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly is designated by a dagger (†).
NamePartyRidingFirst elected / previously electedProgressive ConservativeAlberton-Bloomfield2019Progressive ConservativeBelfast-Murray River2015 (until November 11, 2023)Progressive ConservativeBorden-Kinkora2015Matt MacFarlane (since February 7, 2024)Green2024 (until February 21, 2025)Progressive ConservativeBrackley-Hunter River2019Kent Dollar (since August 12, 2025)2025Progressive Conservative Charlottetown-Belvedere2023Progressive ConservativeCharlottetown-Brighton2023 (until February 11, 2025)Progressive ConservativeCharlottetown-Hillsborough Park2019Carolyn Simpson (since August 12, 2025)Liberal2025GreenCharlottetown-Victoria Park2019LiberalCharlottetown-West Royalty2019Progressive ConservativeCharlottetown-Winsloe2020 (until March 17, 2026)Progressive ConservativeCornwall-Meadowbank2021 (since July 13, 2026)Green2026IndependentEvangeline-Miscouche2023 (until October 3, 2025)Progressive ConservativeGeorgetown-Pownal2011 (since December 8, 2025)2025Progressive ConservativeKensington-Malpeque2015Progressive ConservativeMermaid-Stratford2023Progressive ConservativeMontague-Kilmuir2019Progressive ConservativeMorell-Donagh2015GreenNew Haven-Rocky Point2015LiberalO'Leary-Inverness2007†Progressive ConservativeRustico-Emerald2015Progressive ConservativeSouris-Elmira2023Progressive ConservativeStanhope-Marshfield2019Progressive ConservativeStratford-Keppoch2023Progressive ConservativeSummerside-South Drive2023Progressive ConservativeSummerside-Wilmot2023LiberalTignish-Palmer Road2011Progressive ConservativeTyne Valley-Sherbrooke2023
Party membership Number of membersper party by date2023202420252026Apr 3Nov 11Feb 7Feb 11Feb 21Aug 12Oct 3Dec 8Mar 17Mar 28Jul 13Progressive Conservative222120192019201918Liberal34Green234Total members27262726252726272627Vacant0101201010Government Majority 17 16 151413 12 131211
Membership changes Membership changes in the 67th AssemblyDateNameDistrictPartyReasonApril 3, 2023See List of MembersElection day of the 2023 Prince Edward Island general electionNovember 11, 2023Jamie FoxBorden-KinkoraProgressive ConservativeResigned to run for Malpeque seat, in the 2025 federal electionFebruary 7, 2024Matt MacFarlaneBorden-KinkoraGreenWon by-electionFebruary 11, 2025Natalie JamesonCharlottetown-Hillsborough ParkProgressive ConservativeResigned to run for Charlottetown seat, in the 2025 federal electionFebruary 21, 2025Dennis KingBrackley-Hunter RiverProgressive ConservativeResigned; later appointed Ambassador to IrelandAugust 12, 2025Carolyn SimpsonCharlottetown-Hillsborough ParkLiberalWon by-electionAugust 12, 2025Kent DollarBrackley-Hunter RiverProgressive ConservativeWon by-electionOctober 3, 2025Steven MyersGeorgetown-PownalProgressive ConservativeResignedDecember 8, 2025Brendan CurranGeorgetown-PownalProgressive ConservativeWon by-electionMarch 17, 2026Mark McLaneCornwall-MeadowbankProgressive ConservativeDied in office.July 13, 2026Tayte WillowsCornwall-MeadowbankGreenWon by-election
See also List of Prince Edward Island General Assemblies
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External links The Legislative Assembly of Prince Edward Island