37th Parliament of British Columbia - Party Standings of The 37th Parliament at Dissolution

Party Standings of The 37th Parliament At Dissolution

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Lwr. M. Int. Van. I. Total
BC Liberal Party * 38 21 13 72
New Democratic Party of BC * 3 3
Democratic Reform BC * 1 1
Independent * 1 1
Vacant * 1 1 2
43 23 13 79
See also: Executive Council of British Columbia

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