Humber East - Members of The House of Assembly

Members of The House of Assembly

The district has elected the following Members of the House of Assembly:

Member Party Term
Tom Marshall Progressive Conservative 2003-present
Bob Mercer Liberal 1996-2003
Lynn Verge Progressive Conservative 1979-1996
Tom Farrell Progressive Conservative 1971-1979
Clyde Wells Liberal 1966-1971
Noel Murphy Progressive Conservative 1962-1966
John A. Forsey Liberal 1956-1962

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