15th Northwest Territories Legislative Assembly - Members Elected in The Twentieth General Election

Members Elected in The Twentieth General Election

District Member
Inuvik Twin Lakes Roger Allen
Yellowknife South Brendan Bell
Great Slave Bill Braden
Hay River North Paul Delorey
Frame Lake Charles Dent
Hay River South Jane Groenewegen
Weledeh Joe Handley
Yellowknife Centre Robert Hawkins
Mackenzie Delta David Krutko
Range Lake Sandy Lee
Deh Cho Michael McLeod
Nahendeh Kevin A. Menicoche
Thebacha Michael Miltenberger
Inuvik Boot Lake Floyd Roland
Nunakput Calvin P. Pokiak
Kam Lake Dave Ramsay
Tu Nedhe Bobby J. Villeneuve
Sahtu Norman Yakeleya
Monfwi Henry Zoe

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