List of members of the House of Assembly of Dominica

The members of the House of Assembly of Dominica comprise 21 Representatives, 9 Senators, and the Speaker of the House and Attorney General.

Political parties

• DLP - Dominica Labour Party
• UWP - United Workers' Party
• PPOD - People's Party of Dominica

2019–Present

See also: 2019 Dominican general election

Representatives

Constituency	Representative	Party	Notes
Castle Bruce	Drigo Octavia Alfred	DLP
Colihaut	Toulon Catherine Daniel	DLP
Cottage	Austrie Reginald Victor Austrie	DLP
Grand Bay	Charles, Justina Edward Registe	DLP
La Plaine	Kent Edwards Saint-Jean	DLP
Mahaut	Blackmoore Rayburn John Blackmoore	DLP
Marigot	Linton Lennox Linton	UWP
Morne Jaune/Riviere Cyrique	Stephenson Gretta Bernadette Roberts	DLP
Paix Bouche	Paul Roselyn Paul	DLP
Petite Savanne	Darroux, Kenneth Kenneth Melchoir Darroux	DLP
Portsmouth	Douglas Ian Douglas	DLP
Roseau Central	Melissa Ponponne Skerrit	DLP
Roseau North	Lugay Daniel Lugay	UWP
Roseau South	Chekira Lockhart Hypolite	DLP
Roseau Valley	Irving Francis McIntyre	DLP
Salisbury	John Hector John	UWP
Salybia	Cozier Frederick , Cassius	DLP
St. Joseph	Adis King , Kelver	DLP
Soufrière	Charles, Denise Denise Charles	DLP	Succeeded Ian Pinard in 2016 by-election. [1]
Vieille Case	Skerrit Roosevelt Skerrit	DLP	Assumed position of Prime Minister 8 January 2004.
Wesley	Fidel GrantFidel Grant	DLP

Senators

Senator	Party	Notes
Ernie Lawrence Jno Finn	UWP	Appointed by Leader of the Opposition.
Cassanni Laville	DLP	Appointed by Prime Minister.
Oscar George	DLP	Appointed by Prime Minister.
Francisca Joseph	UWP	Appointed by Leader of the Opposition.
Anette Sanford	UWP	Appointed by Leader of the Opposition.
Gregory Riviere	DLP	Appointed by Prime Minister.
Clement Marcellin Jr.	UWP	Appointed by Leader of the Opposition.
Phillip Role	DLP	Appointed by Prime Minister.
Nicholas Esprit	DLP	Appointed by Prime Minister.

2014–2019

See also: 2014 Dominican general election

2009–2014

See also: 2009 Dominican general election

Representatives

Constituency	Representative	Party	Notes
Castle Bruce	Drigo Johnson Drigo	DLP
Colihaut	Toulon Ronald Toulon	DLP
Cottage	Austrie Reginald Victor Austrie	DLP
Grand Bay	Charles Justina Charles	DLP
La Plaine	Saint-Jean Petter Saint-Jean	DLP
Mahaut	Blackmoore Rayburn John Blackmoore	DLP
Marigot	James Edison James	UWP	Seat declared vacant in April 2010. [2] Won seat back in 9 July 2010 by-election. [3]
Morne Jaune/Riviere Cyrique	Stephenson Ivor Stephenson	DLP
Paix Bouche	Walter Matthew Joseph Walter	DLP
Petite Savanne	Darroux, Kenneth Kenneth Melchoir Darroux	DLP
Portsmouth	Douglas Ian Douglas	DLP
Roseau Central	Prevost Norris Prevost	UWP
Roseau North	Timothy Julius C. Timothy	DLP
Roseau South	George Ambrose George	DLP
Roseau Valley	McIntyre John Collin McIntyre	DLP
Salisbury	John Hector John	UWP	Seat declared vacant in April 2010. [2] Won seat back in 9 July 2010 by-election. [3] Sworn in as Leader of the Opposition on 19 July 2010. [4]
Salybia	Granaeu Ashton Graneau	DLP
St. Joseph	Darroux, Kelver Kelver Dwight Darroux	DLP
Soufrière	Martin Sam Edward Martin	DLP
Vieille Case	Skerrit Roosevelt Skerrit	DLP	Assumed position of Prime Minister 8 January 2004.
Wesley	Shillingford Gloria Marilyn Shillingford	DLP

Senators

Due to the opposition boycott of the House of Assembly, only five senators were initially appointed. ^[5]

Senator	Party	Notes
Baptiste Dayton Baptiste	DLP	Appointed by the Prime Minister, sworn in on 4 January 2010. [5] Resigned to run as a candidate in the 2010 by-election. [6]
Bazil Ezekiel Bazil	UWP	Appointed by the Opposition Leader on 5 August 2010. [7]
Bernard Alvin Bernard	DLP	Appointed by the Prime Minister, sworn in on 4 January 2010. [5]
Green Ron Green	UWP	Appointed by the Opposition Leader on 5 August 2010. [7]
Isidore Ronnie Isidore	UWP	Appointed by the Opposition Leader on 5 August 2010. [7]
Jean-Jacques Tammy Jean-Jacques	DLP	Appointed by the Prime Minister, sworn in on 4 January 2010. [5]
Sanford Daniel Lugay	UWP	Appointed by the Opposition Leader on 25 October 2011, to replace Claudius Sanford. [8]
Royer Bentley Royer	DLP	Appointed by the Prime Minister, sworn in on 4 January 2010. [5] Resigned to run as a candidate in the 2010 by-election. [9]
Sanford Claudius Sanford	UWP	Appointed by the Opposition Leader on 5 August 2010. [7] Resigned 25 October 2011 to continue his education abroad. [8]
Savarin Charles Savarin	DLP	Appointed by the Prime Minister, sworn in on 4 January 2010. [5]

Speaker of the House

• Alix Boyd Knights

2005–2009

See also: 2005 Dominican general election

Representatives

Constituency	Representative	Party
Castle Bruce	Bannis-Roberts Loreen Bannis-Roberts	DLP
Colihaut	Ronald Toulon	DLP
Cottage	Austrie Reginald Austrie	DLP
Grand Bay	Fabien John Fabien	DLP
La Plaine	Green Ronald Green	UWP
Mahaut	Blackmoore Rayburn Blackmoore	DLP
Marigot	James Edison James	UWP
Morne Jaune	Browne Abraham Browne	UWP
Paix Bouche	Walter Matthew Walter	DLP
Petite Savanne	Baron Urban Baron	DLP
Portsmouth	Douglas Ian Douglas	DLP
Roseau Central	Prevost Norris Prevost	UWP
Roseau North	Timothy Julius Timothy	DLP
Roseau South	George Ambrose George	DLP
Roseau Valley	Charles Norris Charles	UWP
Salisbury	Williams Earl Williams	UWP
Salybia	Graneau Kelly Graneau	DLP
Soufrière	Pinard Ian Pinard	DLP
St. Joseph	Henderson Vince Henderson	DLP
Vieille Case	Skerrit Roosevelt Skerrit	DLP
Wesley	Carbon Peter Carbon	UWP

Senators

Senator	Party
Espirit Nicholls Espirit	UWP
McIntyreDr. Colin McIntyre	DLP
Nicholas Maynard Nicholas	UWP
Sanford Claudius Sanford	UWP
Savarin Charles Savarin	DLP
Shillingford Gloria Shillingford	DLP
St. Jean Peter St. Jean	DLP
Williams, Sabina Sabina Williams	UWP
Williams, Sonia Sonia Williams	DLP

Speaker of the House

• Alix Boyd Knights

2000–2005

See also: 2000 Dominican general election

1995–2000

See also: 1995 Dominican general election

References

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2. BBC Caribbean News in Brief: Opposition wins Dominica by-election, BBC Caribbean, 12 July 2010, retrieved 14 July 2010
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4. Hector John Sworn in as Leader of the Opposition, Dominica Central, 20 July 2010, archived from the original on 9 March 2012, retrieved 25 September 2010.
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6. DLP's Dayton Baptiste Concedes Defeat in Marigot By-election, Dominica Central, 10 July 2010, archived from the original on 9 March 2012, retrieved 25 September 2010.
7. Ron Green named opposition senator, Caribbean Daily News, 5 August 2010, archived from the original on 22 April 2012, retrieved 25 September 2010.
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9. Bentley Royer Begrudgingly Concedes Defeat in Salisbury, Dominica Central, 10 July 2010, archived from the original on 10 July 2011, retrieved 14 July 2010.