Hamilton West (electoral District) - Members of Provincial Parliament

Members of Provincial Parliament

This riding has elected the following members of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario:

  1. John Morison Gibson, Liberal (1894–1898)
  2. Andrew Alex Colquhoun, Conservative (1898–1902)
  3. John Strathearn Hendrie, Conservative (1902–1914)
  4. John Allan, Conservative (1914–1919)
  5. Walter Ritchie Rollo, Labour (1919–1923)
  6. Arthur Campbell Garden, Conservative (1923–1926)
  7. Frederick Thomas Smye, Conservative (1926–1930)
  8. D'Arcy Argue Counsell Martin, Conservative (1931–1934)
  9. Ada Pritchard, Progressive Conservative (1967–1971)
  10. John Duncan McNie, Progressive Conservative (1971–1975)
  11. Stuart Lyon Smith, Liberal (1975–1982)
  12. Richard Alexander Allen, New Democratic Party (1982–1995)
  13. Lillian Ross, Progressive Conservative (1995–1999)
  14. David Christopherson, NDP (1999–2003)
  15. Judy Marsales, Liberal (2003–2007)

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