Current Elected Members
| Name | Riding | Year elected |
|---|---|---|
| Stephen McNeil | Annapolis | 2003 |
| Karen Casey | Colchester North | 2006 |
| Zach Churchill | Yarmouth | 2010 |
| Keith Colwell | Preston | 2003 |
| Wayne Gaudet | Clare | 1993 |
| Leo Glavine | Kings West | 2003 |
| Manning MacDonald | Cape Breton South | 1993 |
| Geoff MacLellan | Glace Bay | 2010 |
| Kelly Regan | Bedford-Birch Cove | 2009 |
| Michel Samson | Richmond | 1998 |
| Harold Theriault Jr. | Digby-Annapolis | 2003 |
| Diana Whalen | Halifax Clayton Park | 2003 |
| Andrew Younger | Dartmouth East | 2009 |
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