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| Jean-Thomas was an | MLA, a judge, and a publisher during his lifetime. |
| Andrew Barr, | MLA, ACT Minister for Education and Training, Touri |
| nd became a Member of the Legislative Assembly ( | MLA) again in 1917. |
| Murrumbidgee Labor | MLA Al Grassby resigned on 18 September 1969 in ord |
| Prior to becoming an | MLA, Alagalak was mayor of Arviat and served as a b |
| nt John Kushner and also finished behind former | MLA Albert Ludwig in the field of seven candidates. |
| He defeated former Conservative leader and | MLA Albert Robertson in a closely contested race. |
| bruary 1946, following the death of independent | MLA Alexander Wilson. |
| date John Dubetz and finishing behind incumbent | MLA Alfred Macyk who finished second. |
| Dubetz defeated incumbent Liberal | MLA Alfred Macyk who finished second and future Sen |
| Clarence Country Party | MLA Alfred Pollack died on 30 January 1931. |
| MacDonnell | MLA Alison Anderson resigned from the ALP on 4 Augu |
| In August 2009, Labor | MLA Alison Anderson resigned from the ALP after a d |
| On 22 February 1978, Independent | MLA Allan Fraser was replaced by Thomas Pye. |
| Independent Labour | MLA Allan Studholme was re-elected in Hamilton East |
| The legislature's sole Labour | MLA, Allan Studholme of Hamilton East, retained his |
| Vinucharkaravarthi as S.Eakaamparam ( | MLA and Minister) |
| Previously Ms Lewsley was an | MLA and councillor. |
| She served 2 terms as | MLA and resigned in 2004. |
| rn arts complex was open in 2007 by Edwin Poots | MLA and Margaret Ritchie MLA, and has since gone on |
| Adams George Archibald (1814-1882), Nova Scotia | MLA and Lieutenant Governor, see Adams George Archi |
| Lakemba Labor | MLA and outgoing Premier Morris Iemma resigned on 1 |
| Ryde Labor | MLA and outgoing Deputy Premier John Watkins resign |
| Former | MLA and former MP David Stupich was the main party |
| PTA president's name is Mr. J. Jeyapaul | M.L.A. and vice president's name is Mr. M. Murugadas. |
| 1 Stuart ALP | MLA and territory Attorney-General Peter Toyne resi |
| Cook's River Labor | MLA and Premier Joseph Cahill died on 22 October 19 |
| Dilip Walse-Patil is current | MLA and Finace Minister in Maharashtra Government. |
| She is the daughter of long-time | MLA and former cabinet minister Ken Streatch. |
| Maroubra Labor | MLA and outgoing Premier Bob Carr resigned on 3 Aug |
| He had a polished career, including NWT | MLA and Mayor of Yellowknife. |
| homas-Pierre-Joseph Taschereau was a lawyer, an | MLA and a judge. |
| Cootamundra | MLA and former Labor Deputy Leader Peter Loughlin r |
| beral Party Member of the Legislative Assembly ( | MLA), and was Minister of Transportation for 3 year |
| Bass Hill Labor | MLA and Premier of New South Wales Neville Wran res |
| Arafura | MLA and former Deputy Chief Minister Marion Scrymgo |
| In 1920 Robson resigned as an | MLA and moved to the New South Wales Legislative Co |
| als to 6 Progressives, 7 Independents, 1 Labour | MLA and 3 Conservatives. |
| elected as Member of the Legislative Assembly ( | MLA) and served in this role until 2005. |
| anford Evans, a Winnipeg mayor and Conservative | MLA and party leader, and Harry Evans, an Edmonton |
| The by-election was triggered when Labor | MLA and former state Police Minister Andre Haermeye |
| Monce Joseph, is an Indian politician, | MLA and advocate, who has been the youngest ministe |
| anguage Association International Bibliography ( | MLA), and other sources. |
| n, defeating incumbent Progressive Conservative | MLA and future Winnipeg mayor Robert Steen in the r |
| nd he crossed to the NDP in 1997, serving as an | MLA and minister until his defeat in 2001. |
| 984, at roughly the same time as longtime party | MLA and Edward Schreyer-era cabinet minister Russel |
| ho was the daughter of James Grassick, a Regina | MLA and mayor. |
| openly gay Member of the Legislative Assembly ( | MLA) and Minister in the Australian Capital Territo |
| Kavya Madhavan) is the daughter of Muvattupuzha | MLA and a danseuse who wins numerous awards for the |
| local tribal leader, Mahendra Karma, a Congress | MLA and the leader of opposition in the State Legis |
| r who was a Member of the Legislative Assembly ( | MLA) and subsequently was a Member of the Legislati |
| Port Pirie Labor | MLA Andrew Lacey died on 24 August 1946. |
| eneral election, he won by 69 votes over former | MLA Andrew Beniuk. |
| 11 the Museums, Libraries and Archives Council ( | MLA) announced that it had awarded Designated statu |
| il 1972 after the Minister for Lands, Tom Lewis | MLA announced the suburb's independence from Spring |
| Tickets that elected at least one | MLA are highlighted in the relevant colour. |
| His current portfolios as an | MLA are Treasury & Taxation and Europe. |
| He is a provincial | MLA as a member of the Alberta Liberal Party. |
| an Studholme became the province's first Labour | MLA as the result of a 1906 Hamilton East by-electi |
| 986 Alberta general election, Ewasiuk stood for | MLA as a New Democrat in the northeast riding of Ed |
| Rajah, | M.L.A., at the Madras Legislative Assembly on the 26t |
| cial Credit party, setting a record as youngest | MLA at that time. |
| ave been mayor of Thetford Mines and provincial | MLA at the same time, from 1935 to 1937 and from 19 |
| Hon Daryl Manzie, | MLA: Attorney-General and Minister for Transport an |
| Hon Daryl Manzie, | MLA: Attorney-General, Minister for Lands and Housi |
| Hon Daryl Manzie, | MLA: Attorney-General, Minister for Police, Fire an |
| Hon Shane Stone, | MLA: Attorney-General, Minister for the Arts, Minis |
| Alistair Coe | MLA, August 2009 |
| He also has been awarded by the "Best | MLA award" for 2008. |
| Rose Wilkinson and Grant MacEwan, plus a third | MLA Aylmer Liesemer who was defeated in the 1955 Al |
| 1 Blain CLP | MLA Barry Coulter resigned on 18 June 1999. |
| ate for the federal Liberals and future Alberta | MLA Barry Pashak and four other candidates. |
| 's model of shared leadership between LAUSD and | MLA became a new model teamwork between the private |
| In 2008, | MLA became one of four nonprofit organizations know |
| community is part of Calgary Elbow, the current | MLA being Alison Redford, who was elected in the 20 |
| Burwood | MLA Ben Doig resigned from the Liberal Party in 196 |
| y of Manitoba, along with fellow New Democratic | MLA Ben Hanuschak. |
| Progressive Member of the Legislative Assembly ( | MLA) Ben Hanuschak. |
| hout a party leader and with only one incumbent | MLA, Beniah Bowman, who had entered the legislature |
| 8 West Maitland | MLA Benjamin Lee resigned due to financial difficul |
| 16 St Leonards | MLA Bernard Holtermann died on 29 April 1885. |
| Hawkesbury Liberal | MLA Bernie Deane resigned on October 24, 1972. |
| Designation: | MLA Bholath, District Kapurthala, Punjab |
| Mine), Miramar Gold Mine (until he was elected | MLA), BHP Ekati (Ekati Diamond Mine), and Diavik Di |
| For a more complete listing, see the | MLA bibliography |
| MLA Bibliography, | |
| Concord Labor | MLA Bill Carlton died on 30 January 1949. |
| Tamworth | MLA Bill Chaffey was elected as a Country Party mem |
| he has held since 1996, when he defeated former | MLA Bill Barlee by a narrow margin. |
| ection for the seat of Albert following Liberal | MLA Bill Heatley's death, but he was defeated at th |
| held seats of Pilbara and Roebourne, so Pilbara | MLA Bill Hegney contested and won Mount Hawthorn, w |
| Wollondilly Liberal | MLA Blake Pelly resigned on 19 September 1957. |
| r, in the summer 2009, Popham and Cariboo North | MLA Bob Simpson toured the BC Interior where they m |
| er 7, 2010: Carole James expelled Cariboo North | MLA Bob Simpson out of caucus for criticizing her l |
| Paul Langevin | MLA Bonnyville-Cold Lake crosses the floor from the |
| on to defeat Labor candidate and future Morwell | MLA Brendan Jenkins in the election. |
| election despite a strong challenge from former | MLA Brent Taylor. |
| 3 Stuart ALP | MLA Brian Ede resigned on 23 August 1996. |
| Rockdale Labor | MLA Brian Bannon resigned on 3 July 1986, making wa |
| Concord Liberal | MLA Brice Mutton, who had only won a by-election th |
| Prior to becoming an | MLA, Brown was the first female mayor of Rankin Inl |
| Oxley NCP | MLA Bruce Cowan resigned on 29 August 1980 in order |
| Newcastle | MLA Bryce Gaudry resigned from the Labor Party on 2 |
| as hotly contested between Delday and incumbent | MLA Bryce Stringam. |
| While still a rookie | MLA, Buck ran for leader of the Social Credit party |
| Still practicing law as an | MLA, Burke argued his first case before the Supreme |
| MacBride remained a Labour | MLA but sat in the Opposition benches and ran for r |
| nial legislature as an Anti-Confederation Party | MLA but lost his seat the next year. |
| He plans to become the | MLA by either killing Ayya or driving a wedge into |
| He was replaced as | MLA by Alastair Ian Ross on 14 May 2007. |
| Dave Pollock, | MLA: Cabinet Member for Resources |
| Marshall Perron, | MLA: Cabinet Member for Education and Planning |
| Ian Tuxworth, | MLA: Cabinet Member for Community Services |
| Grant Tambling, | MLA: Cabinet Member for Finance and Local Governmen |
| Prior to becoming Mount Lorne's | MLA Cardiff worked as a certified sheet metal journ |
| challenge from future Progressive Conservative | MLA Carl Benito. |
| Miskew's tenure as an | MLA caused the University to clarify its ban on cam |
| Kellner was defeated by former Alberta Liberal | MLA Charles Cross. |
| He was defeated by former Northwest Territories | MLA Charles Alexander Magrath. |
| ly defeated in Minnedosa by Liberal-Progressive | MLA Charles Shuttleworth, whose previous constituen |
| onservative candidate and defeated High profile | MLA Charles M. O'Brien in an upset victory. |
| He defeated Incumbent Social Credit | MLA Charles Drain and two other candidates to win h |
| d by Labour Member of the Legislative Assembly ( | MLA) Charles Tanner. |
| cted over British Columbia New Democratic Party | MLA Charlie Wyse after a recount. |
| leadership of former United Farmers of Alberta | MLA Chester Ronning. |
| Hon Marshall Perron, | MLA: Chief Minister |
| Hon Paul Everingham, | MLA: Chief Minister and Attorney-General |
| Hon Marshall Perron, | MLA: Chief Minister and Minister for Police, Fire a |
| Hon Marshall Perron, | MLA: Chief Minister, Treasurer and Minister for Pol |
| introduction of the new ministry saw first-term | MLA Chris Natt replace Toyne in the ministry amidst |
| Former Liberal | MLA Christy Clark was elected as leader and sworn i |
| He nearly defeated incumbent Social Credit | MLA Clinton French, finishing a close second in the |
| Ortmann defeated sitting CLP | MLA Col Firmin both for preselection and when Firmi |
| He was elected to replace former | MLA Colin Thatcher who was convicted of murdering h |
| THE | MLA COMMISSION ON WOMEN AND THE WOMEN'S CAUCUS FOR |
| Berger chairs the Land-use Framework | MLA Committee. |
| First Nations/Metis/Inuit Workforce Action Plan | MLA Committee. |
| In 2003, veteran | MLA Conrad Santos was re-elected for the riding wit |
| ayat, Ammapattai Union, Bhavani (TK) Erode (DT) | MLA constituency Bhavani MP constituency Tiruppur. |
| MLA constituency: Neyveli | |
| ranged by the Harold Pinter Society at the 2008 | MLA Convention, on 28 December. |
| ined into Re:source which was later renamed the | MLA Council. |
| The Member of the Legislative Assembly ( | MLA) currently representing Calgary-Varsity as of A |
| y a comfortable margin including future Alberta | MLA Daniel Galbraith to take the new seat. |
| a countback following the resignation of Labor | MLA Darrel Baldock. |
| Berger defeated another young | MLA, Dave Barrett to win the leadership convention |
| On January 24, former Liberal | MLA Dave Taylor announced he was joining the Albert |
| hn Mar, on a provincial level by Calgary Currie | MLA Dave Taylor, and at federal level by Calgary Ce |
| hn Mar, on a provincial level by Calgary Currie | MLA Dave Taylor, and at federal level by Calgary Ce |
| esentative of the district was Calgary-Millican | MLA David Carter who switched districts in the 1982 |
| Nickerson defeated his fellow | MLA David Searle to win the new Western Arctic ridi |
| He won the constituency from first-term NDP | MLA David Eggen, in a very tight race edging Eggen |
| Liberal-UFO | MLA David James Taylor of Grey North and "Soldier" |
| Armidale Country Party | MLA Davis Hughes resigned on 17 January 1973. |
| party president Yens Pedersen entering second, | MLA Deb Higgins entering third and doctor Ryan Meil |
| cal parties had no standing in law, twenty-four | MLA declared themselves to be Liberals, thirteen de |
| rsity, receiving an A.B. degree in 1958 and an | M.L.A. degree in 1966. |
| He had an | M.L.A. degree from Houston Baptist University. |
| Prior to becoming an | MLA, Denis was a senior associate, specializing in |
| er of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan ( | MLA), Dennis Ham, also left the PC caucus to join C |
| Marshall Perron, | MLA: Deputy Majority Leader and Executive Member fo |
| Hon Marshall Perron, | MLA: Deputy Chief Minister, Treasurer, Minister for |
| Hon Barry Coulter, | MLA: Deputy Chief Minister, Treasurer, Leader of Go |
| Hon Ray Hanrahan, | MLA: Deputy Chief Minister, Leader of Government Bu |
| Hon Barry Coulter, | MLA: Deputy Chief Minister, Leader of Government Bu |
| Hon Barry Coulter, | MLA: Deputy Chief Minister, Treasurer, Minister for |
| Hon Marshall Perron, | MLA: Deputy Chief Minister, Treasurer and Minister |
| Hon Barry Coulter, | MLA: Deputy Chief Minister, Treasurer and Minister |
| Bernie Kilgariff, | MLA: Deputy Majority Leader and Executive Member fo |
| Designated Unionist means a | MLA designated as a Unionist in accordance with sta |
| Designated Nationalist means a | MLA designated as a Nationalist in accordance with |
| He won the seat after defeating sitting Labor | MLA Dianne Guise. |
| al Northern Ireland politician Mr George Dawson | MLA, died after a short illness. |
| national Bibliography of Periodical Literature, | MLA Directory of Periodicals, MLA International Bib |
| He defeated incumbent | MLA Don Sparrow to win the reconstituted Leduc elec |
| inished about 300 votes ahead of future Liberal | MLA Don Massey. |
| Tologanak is the first cousin to Nunavut | MLA Donald Havioyak. |
| he first executive of the party included former | MLA Donald McNabb as First Vice President. |
| to be prorogued with the result that Cobar ALP | MLA, Donald Macdonell, who was unwell but expected |
| Labor | MLA Donald McNabb's by-election victory made him th |
| pt to win the position of Deputy Speaker by NDP | MLA Donald Chard. |
| The son of state | MLA Donald Mackinnon, he was born in Melbourne and |
| me in a three way race ahead of incumbent Labor | MLA Donald McNabb but was defeated by Liberal candi |
| Albury | MLA Doug Padman was endorsed by both the Liberal an |
| rrently represented by Progressive Conservative | MLA Doug Elniski. |
| On November 30, 2010, former | MLA Doug Phillips was named her replacement. |
| Temora Country Party | MLA Doug Dickson died on 27 July 1960. |
| The town is named after former Alberta | MLA Douglas Breton. |
| best-known Member of the Legislative Assembly ( | MLA), Douglas Campbell, represented the constituenc |
| 2 Greatorex CLP | MLA Dr Richard Lim resigned on 9 July 2007. |
| k Goohsen was forced to resign as Cypress Hills | MLA due to a criminal conviction on corruption char |
| election of 1969, he defeated incumbent Liberal | MLA Earl Dawson by 590 votes after redistribution f |
| He defeated incumbent New Democrat | MLA Ed Ewasiuk to win the new electoral district of |
| Wagga Wagga Labor | MLA Eddie Graham died on 13 November 1957. |
| Alberta's New Democrat Opposition Pam Barrett, | MLA Edmonton Highlands. |
| 1879, a series of political crises lead Liberal | MLA Edmund James Flynn to propose an amendment dema |
| udicial recount to become the first independent | MLA elected to the B.C. provincial legislature sinc |
| nar Adithan was an Indian politician and former | MLA elected to Tamil Nadu legislative assembly in 1 |
| he 1964 election, Pederson himself was the only | MLA elected to the legislature. |
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