Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly

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Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly

The Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan (English Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan , French Assemblée législative de la Saskatchewan ) is the legislature of the Canadian province of Saskatchewan . It meets in the parliament building in Regina .

The Legislative Assembly belong to 61 members in as many constituencies for the majority system to be selected. The leader of the majority party is also prime minister and heads what is known as the executive council (English executive council , French conseil exécutif ).

The three main tasks of the Legislative Assembly are enacting new laws, approving the state budget and overseeing the government.

Current composition

Last election: April 4, 2016

Political party Seats
  Saskatchewan Party 50
  Saskatchewan New Democratic Party 11

Number of seats in previous elections

The ruling party is marked in bold.

date Seats NDP SK party liberal conservative Independent Others
04/04/2016 61 10 51
07/11/2011 58 9 49
07/11/2007 58 20th 38
05/11/2003 58 30th 28
09/16/1999 58 29 25th 4th
06/21/1995 58 42 11 5
10/21/1991 66 55 1 10
10/20/1986 64 25th 1 38
04/26/1982 64 9 55
10/18/1978 61 44 17th
06/11/1975 61 39 7th 15th
06/23/1971 60 45 15th
10/11/1967 59 24 35
04/22/1964 58 25th 32 1
06/08/1960 54 37 17th
06/20/1956 53 36 14th 3
06/11/1952 53 42 11
06/24/1948 52 31 20th 1
06/15/1944 52 47 5
06/08/1938 52 10 38 4th
06/19/1934 55 5 50
06/06/1929 63 28 24 6th 5
06/02/1925 63 51 3 2 7th
06/09/1921 63 47 3 7th 6th
06/26/1917 59 51 7th 1
07/11/1912 53 45 8th
08/14/1908 41 27 14th
12/13/1905 25th 16 9
date Seats NDP SK party liberal conservative Independent Others
  1. ^ A b Co-operative Commonwealth Federation 1938 to 1964, Farmer-Labor Party 1934
  2. ↑ 3 seats for Social Credit Party of Saskatchewan
  3. ↑ 2 seats for Unity, 2 seats for Social Credit Party of Saskatchewan
  4. ↑ Shortly after the elections, the Liberals lost a vote of no confidence, whereupon the Conservatives formed a coalition government with the Progressive Party .
  5. ↑ 5 seats for the Progressive Party
  6. ↑ Incl. “Independent Liberal” candidate and “Independent Pro-Government” candidate
  7. ↑ 6 seats for Progressive Party, 1 seat for Labor Liberal
  8. ↑ 6 seats for the Progressive Party
  9. ↑ 14 seats for Provincial Rights Party
  10. ↑ 9 seats for Provincial Rights Party

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