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Member of Parliament

House of Assembly · Bahamas

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How it's filled

In plain words
Elected
Exact method
First past the post in 41 single-member constituencies (after the 2026 boundary order that added St James and Bimini and Berry Islands). Parliament lasts five years from its first sitting and writs for the next general election are returnable within 90 days of dissolution (Constitution, Arts 46, 66, 67).
Seats
41
Source: cdn.bahamas.gov.bs, checked

Who holds these seats now

41 seats, each with its own constituency.

SeatHeld by
Bain's Town and Grant's Town Wayde Watson PLP since May 2026 Report
Bamboo Town Patricia Deveaux PLP since May 2026 Report
Bimini and Berry Islands Randy Rolle PLP since May 2026 Report
Carmichael Keith Bell PLP since May 2026 Report
Cat Island, Rum Cay and San Salvador Philip Davis PLP since May 2026 Report
Central and South Abaco Bradley R. Fox PLP since May 2026 Report
Central and South Eleuthera Clay Sweeting PLP since May 2026 Report
Central Grand Bahama Frazette Gibson FNM since May 2026 Report
Central Mangrove Cay and South Andros Leon Lundy PLP since May 2026 Report
Centreville Jomo Campbell PLP since May 2026 Report
East Grand Bahama Kwasi Thompson FNM since May 2026 Report
Elizabeth JoBeth Coleby-Davis PLP since May 2026 Report
Englerston Glenys Hanna Martin PLP since May 2026 Report
Fort Charlotte Sebastian Bastian PLP since May 2026 Report
Fox Hill Fred Mitchell PLP since May 2026 Report
Freetown Lincoln Deal FNM since May 2026 Report
Garden Hills Mario Bowleg PLP since May 2026 Report
Golden Gates Pia Glover-Rolle PLP since May 2026 Report
Golden Isles Darron Pickstock PLP since May 2026 Report
Killarney Michela Barnett-Ellis FNM since May 2026 Report
Long Island Andre Rollins FNM since May 2026 Report
Marathon Lisa Rahming PLP since May 2026 Report
Marco City Michael Pintard FNM since May 2026 Report
Mayaguana, Inagua, Crooked Island and Long Cay (MICAL) J. Leo Ferguson FNM since May 2026 Report
Mount Moriah McKell Bonaby PLP since May 2026 Report
Nassau Village Jamahl Strachan PLP since May 2026 Report
North Abaco Kirk Cornish PLP since May 2026 Report
North Andros Leonardo Lightbourne PLP since May 2026 Report
North Eleuthera Sylvanus Petty PLP since May 2026 Report
Pineridge Ginger Moxey PLP since May 2026 Report
Pinewood Myles LaRoda PLP since May 2026 Report
Saint Anne's Adrian White FNM since May 2026 Report
Saint Barnabas Michael Halkitis PLP since May 2026 Report
Seabreeze Leslia Miller-Brice PLP since May 2026 Report
South Beach Bacchus Rolle PLP since May 2026 Report
Southern Shores Obie Roberts PLP since May 2026 Report
St James Owen C. B. Wells PLP since May 2026 Report
Tall Pines Michael Darville PLP since May 2026 Report
The Exumas and Ragged Island Chester Cooper PLP since May 2026 Report
West Grand Bahama Kingsley Smith PLP since May 2026 Report
Yamacraw Zane Lightbourne PLP since May 2026 Report

Next vote

Sources

  • cdn.bahamas.gov.bs · checked Constitution of The Bahamas, Chapter V Parliament (bahamas.gov.bs PDF), read 2026-10-12: Senate of 16 (Art 39), House of Assembly (Art 46), Speaker (Art 50), life of Parliament (Art 66), writs within 90 days (Art 67). For: Member of Parliament
  • cdn.bahamas.gov.bs · checked Parliamentary Registration Department, General Elections 2026 results (Form Q); Wikipedia, 15th Bahamian Parliament, read 2026-10-12: member elected 12 May 2026; start date is the opening of the 15th Parliament on 20 May 2026 (members take their seats at the first sitting). Fallback: Wikipedia, because bahamas.gov.bs (Parliament and Cabinet pages) returned HTTP 403 to automated fetches; cross-checked against opm.gov.bs press releases cited there For: Adrian White, current term, Andre Rollins, current term, Bacchus Rolle, current term, Bradley R. Fox, current term, Chester Cooper, current term and 36 more
  • opm.gov.bs · checked Office of the Prime Minister of The Bahamas, Speech from the Throne at the State Opening of Parliament 2026, 2026-05-20, read 2026-10-12: the 15th Parliament first sat on 20 May 2026, confirming the date used for the dissolution deadline. For: General election, August 18, 2031
  • cdn.bahamas.gov.bs · checked Constitution of The Bahamas, Chapter V Parliament (bahamas.gov.bs PDF), read 2026-10-12: Senate of 16 (Art 39), House of Assembly (Art 46), Speaker (Art 50), life of Parliament (Art 66), writs within 90 days (Art 67). First sitting date from Wikipedia, 15th Bahamian Parliament. For: General election, August 18, 2031

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