List of MPs elected in the 2020 Sierran federal election
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| Sixty-sixth Parliament of Sierra | |||||
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| Overview | |||||
| Legislative body | Parliament of Sierra | ||||
| Meeting place | Parliament Building | ||||
| Term | May 6, 2020 – May 28, 2021 | ||||
| Election | 2020 Sierran federal election | ||||
| Government | Kwon ministry | ||||
| House of Commons | |||||
| Members | 276 | ||||
| Speaker | Ian Calderon | ||||
| Leader | Maggie Chan | ||||
| Prime Minister | Susan Kwon | ||||
| Deputy Prime Minister | Nazareth Ontoria-Diaz | ||||
| Leader of the Opposition | Kenneth O'Conner | ||||
| Minority party leader | Maximilien Lavallée | ||||
| Senate | |||||
| Members | 125 | ||||
| President of the Senate | Susan Kwon | ||||
| President pro tempore | Gracia Parker | ||||
| Majority Leader | Malcolm Siegel | ||||
| Leader of the Opposition | Marcus Gutierrez | ||||
| Crown-in-Parliament Queen Elizabeth II | |||||
| Sessions | |||||
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In the Kingdom of Sierra's 2020 federal election, 276 Members of Parliament were elected to the House of Commons. 26 of the seats were elected from an at-large multi-member district proportional party list while the remaining 250 were elected from single-member constituency.
The K.S. Parliament comprises the House of Commons, the Senate, and the Monarch. The 66th Parliament first met on May 4, 2020. After members were sworn in and a speaker was elected, the State Opening of Parliament was held on May 6, 2020.
House of Commons composition
Since 1983, no party has attained a simple majority of seats in the House. All governments since 1983 have been formed by either a coalition government or a minority government. The Social Democrats gained a plurality of seats in the election and formed a coalition with the Democratic-Republicans and the Greens. The previous coalition between the Royalists and the Libertarians experienced significant losses, one of the worst in Sierran legislative history. The Christian Democrats made significant gains during the election as well.
| Affiliation | Members | ||
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| Elected | Current | ||
| Social Democrats | 73 | ||
| Democratic-Republican | 71 | ||
| Royalist | 70 | ||
| Christian Democratic | 32 | ||
| Libertarian | 14 | ||
| Green | 12 | ||
| Hawaiian Sovereignty | 3 | ||
| Continentalist | 1 | ||
| Independent | 0 | ||
| Total | 276 | ||
| Government majority (coalition) | 156 | ||
For full details of changes during the current Parliament, see Resignations, suspensions, and removals and By-elections.
List of MPs elected
| Constituency | Party of incumbent before election |
Member | Party of incumbent after election |
Notes | ||
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| Sierra at-large 1 | ||||||
| Sierra at-large 2 | ||||||
| Sierra at-large 3 | ||||||
| Sierra at-large 4 | ||||||
| Sierra at-large 5 | ||||||
| Sierra at-large 6 | ||||||
| Sierra at-large 7 | ||||||
| Sierra at-large 8 | – | _(cropped).jpg) Kyle Stone |
Democratic-Republican | Seat held, elected based on party-list | ||
| Sierra at-large 9 | – |  Chris Kay |
Democratic-Republican | Seat held, elected based on party-list | ||
| Sierra at-large 10 | – |  Dave Klein |
Democratic-Republican | Seat held, elected based on party-list | ||
| Sierra at-large 11 | – |  Sharon Wojcik |
Democratic-Republican | Seat held, elected based on party-list | ||
| Sierra at-large 12 | – | _(cropped).jpg) Bill Grimes |
Democratic-Republican | Seat held, elected based on party-list | ||
| Sierra at-large 13 | – |  Brendan O'Sullivan |
Democratic-Republican | Seat held, elected based on party-list | ||
| Sierra at-large 14 | ||||||
| Sierra at-large 15 | – |  Christoph Hofstätter |
Royalist | Seat held, elected based on party-list | ||
| Sierra at-large 16 | ||||||
| Sierra at-large 17 | ||||||
| Sierra at-large 18 | ||||||
| Sierra at-large 19 | ||||||
| Sierra at-large 20 | ||||||
| Sierra at-large 21 | ||||||
| Sierra at-large 22 | ||||||
| Sierra at-large 23 | ||||||
| Sierra at-large 24 | ||||||
| Sierra at-large 25 | ||||||
| Sierra at-large 26 | – |  Zelda Winnifred |
Continentalist | Elected based on party-list | ||
| Apache 1 (North Apache) |
Democratic-Republican |  Jake Dayish |
Democratic-Republican Party of Sierra | Seat held | ||
| Apache 2 | ||||||
| Central Valley 1 | ||||||
| Central Valley 2 | ||||||
| Central Valley 3 | ||||||
| Central Valley 4 (North Greater Fresno) |
Democratic-Republican |  Ian Calderon |
Social Democrats | Defeated incumbent, Bowen Walsh | ||
| Central Valley 5 | ||||||
| Central Valley 6 | ||||||
| Central Valley 7 | ||||||
| Central Valley 8 | ||||||
| Clark 1 | ||||||
| Clark 2 | ||||||
| Clark 3 (Spring Valley) |
Libertarian |  Ravinder Didbal |
Libertarian | Seat held | ||
| Clark 4 | ||||||
| Clark 5 | ||||||
| Clark 6 | ||||||
| Clark 7 | ||||||
| Clark 8 (The Needle) |
Royalist |  Lance Price, 4th Earl of Henderson |
Royalist | Seat held | ||
| Cornerstone at-large | ||||||
| East Leewards at-large | ||||||
| Emery at-large | ||||||
| Eureka at-large | ||||||
| Flagstaff 1 | ||||||
| Flagstaff 2 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 1 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 2 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 3 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 4 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 5 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 6 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 7 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 8 (Thousand Oaks) |
Royalist |  Adrian Justice |
Royalist | Seat held | ||
| Gold Coast 9 (Point Mugu-Malibu) |
Royalist | .jpg) Eddie Ye |
Royalist | Seat held | ||
| Gold Coast 10 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 11 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 12 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 13 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 14 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 15 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 16 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 17 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 18 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 19 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 20 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 21 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 22 (West Hollywood) |
Democratic-Republican |  Preston Bolivar |
Democratic-Republican | Seat held | ||
| Gold Coast 23 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 24 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 25 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 26 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 27 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 28 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 29 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 30 (Southwest Prince Charles) |
Democratic-Republican |  Miranda Flores |
Social Democrats | Defeated incumbent, Nicolas Alvarez | ||
| Gold Coast 31 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 32 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 33 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 34 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 35 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 36 (Putian) |
Democratic-Republican |  Louis Contreras |
Social Democrats | Defeated incumbent, Jimmy Fernandez | ||
| Gold Coast 37 (Bixby) |
Democratic-Republican |  Felix Sypher |
Social Democrats | Seat held, changed party affiliation | ||
| Gold Coast 38 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 39 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 40 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 41 (East Trinity) |
Democratic-Republican |  Roxanne Chavis |
Social Democrats | Defeated incumbent, Desmond Jones | ||
| Gold Coast 40 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 42 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 40 | ||||||
| Gold Coast 43 | ||||||
| Hawaii at-large | ||||||
| Honolulu at-large | Democratic-Republican |  Kaili Keon |
Social Democrats | Incumbent, Lahela Kahala, did not stand | ||
| Imperial at-large | ||||||
| Inland Empire 1 (Chino Hills and Corona) |
Royalist |  Grace Chu |
Royalist | Seat held | ||
| Inland Empire 2 (Chino and Eastvale) |
Royalist |  Isabelle Huynh |
Royalist | Seat held | ||
| Inland Empire 3 | ||||||
| Inland Empire 4 (Indio Springs) |
Royalist |  Matthew DeSantis |
Royalist | Seat held | ||
| Inland Empire 5 (Colorado Desert) |
Royalist |  Drew Posner |
Royalist | Seat held | ||
| Inland Empire 6 | ||||||
| Inland Empire 7 | ||||||
| Inland Empire 8 | ||||||
| Inland Empire 9 | ||||||
| Inland Empire 10 (Butterfield Valley) |
Democratic-Republican |  Cedric Harrison |
Democratic-Republican | Seat held | ||
| Inland Empire 11 | ||||||
| Inland Empire 12 | ||||||
| Inland Empire 13 (Bristol Valley) |
Royalist |  Kenneth O'Conner |
Royalist | Seat held | ||
| Inland Empire 14 | ||||||
| Inland Empire 15 (Box Springs) |
Democratic-Republican |  Ryan Kaneko |
Democratic-Republican | Seat held | ||
| Inland Empire 16 | ||||||
| Inland Empire 17 | ||||||
| Inland Empire 18 | ||||||
| Inland Empire 19 | ||||||
| Inland Empire 20 (Etiwanda) |
Royalist |  Preston Barton |
Royalist | Seat held | ||
| Inland Empire 21 | ||||||
| Inland Empire 22 (High Desert) |
Royalist |  Maximilien Lavallée |
Christian Democratic | Defeated incumbent, Cory Thompson | ||
| Inland Empire 23 | ||||||
| Inland Empire 24 | ||||||
| Iron at-large | ||||||
| Juab at-large | ||||||
| Kamehameha at-large | ||||||
| Kauai at-large | ||||||
| Kings 1 (Outer West Kings) |
Royalist |  Leslie Steele |
Royalist | Seat held | ||
| Kings 2 | ||||||
| Kings 3 | ||||||
| Kings 4 | ||||||
| Kings 5 | ||||||
| Kings 6 | ||||||
| Kings 7 | ||||||
| Kings 8 | ||||||
| Kings 9 (Greater Sierra) |
Royalist | _(cropped).jpg) Laura Jones |
Royalist | Defeated incumbent, Robert Marigold | ||
| Kings 10 | ||||||
| Kings 11 | ||||||
| Kings 12 (Laurel Glen) |
Royalist |  Camden Robinson |
Royalist | Seat held | ||
| Kings 13 (Rio Bravo) |
Royalist |  Joe Millard |
Royalist | Seat held | ||
| Kings 14 | ||||||
| Kings 15 | ||||||
| Kings 16 | ||||||
| Kings 17 (Oleander-Sunset) |
Royalist |  Alexander McCarthy |
Royalist | Seat held | ||
| Laguna 1 | ||||||
| Laguna 2 | ||||||
| Laguna 3 (Pauma Valley) |
Royalist |  Derrick Allen |
Royalist | Seat held | ||
| Laguna 4 | ||||||
| Laguna 5 | ||||||
| Laguna 6 | ||||||
| Laguna 7 | ||||||
| Laguna 8 | ||||||
| Laguna 9 | ||||||
| Laguna 10 | ||||||
| Laguna 11 | ||||||
| Laguna 12 | ||||||
| Laguna 13 | ||||||
| Laguna 14 | ||||||
| Laguna 15 | ||||||
| Laguna 16 | ||||||
| Laguna 17 | ||||||
| Laguna 18 | ||||||
| Laguna 19 | ||||||
| Laguna 20 | ||||||
| Laguna 21 | ||||||
| Laguna 22 (North San Diego) |
Democratic-Republican |  Jacob Shaw |
Democratic-Republican | Defeated incumbent, David Cobb | ||
| Maricopa 1 | ||||||
| Maricopa 2 | ||||||
| Maricopa 3 (Murphy-Glendale) |
Democratic-Republican |  Nazareth Ontoria-Diaz |
Social Democrats | Seat held, changed party affiliation | ||
| Maricopa 4 | ||||||
| Maricopa 5 | ||||||
| Maricopa 6 | ||||||
| Maricopa 7 (Sunshine Valley) |
Libertarian |  Ryan Porter |
Libertarian | Seat held | ||
| Maricopa 8 (Bartlett) |
Royalist |  Hailey Guilford |
Royalist | Seat held | ||
| Maricopa 9 | ||||||
| Maricopa 10 (Scottsdale) |
Royalist |  Joseph Clark |
Royalist | Seat held | ||
| Maricopa 11 | ||||||
| Maricopa 12 | ||||||
| Maricopa 13 | ||||||
| Maricopa 14 | ||||||
| Maricopa 15 (La Paz Area) |
Libertarian |  Sarah Behrman |
Libertarian | Seat held | ||
| Maricopa 16 | ||||||
| Maui at-large | ||||||
| Mohave 1 | ||||||
| Mohave 2 | ||||||
| Morganland at-large | ||||||
| Oahu at-large | Democratic-Republican |  Alice Nishikata |
Social Democrats | Previous incumbent, Megan Okazaki, did not stand | ||
| Orange 1 Pinnipède-Huntington |
Royalist |  Timothy Parsons |
Royalist | Seat held | ||
| Orange 2 | ||||||
| Orange 3 | ||||||
| Orange 4 | ||||||
| Orange 5 | ||||||
| Orange 6 | ||||||
| Orange 7 | ||||||
| Orange 8 | ||||||
| Orange 9 | ||||||
| Orange 10 | ||||||
| Orange 11 | ||||||
| Orange 12 | ||||||
| Orange 13 | ||||||
| Orange 14 | ||||||
| Orange 15 | ||||||
| Orange 16 | ||||||
| Orange 17 (South Saddleback) |
Royalist |  Alexander Lee |
Royalist | Seat held | ||
| Plumas 1 | ||||||
| Plumas 2 | ||||||
| Plumas 3 (Mendocino-Ukiah) |
Democratic-Republican |  Leo Sutton |
Social Democrats | Defeated incumbent, Donald Herger | ||
| Plumas 4 | ||||||
| Plumas 5 | ||||||
| Plumas 6 | ||||||
| Reno 1 | ||||||
| Reno 2 | ||||||
| San Francisco 1 | ||||||
| San Francisco 2 (Tenderloin) |
Social Democrats |  Susan Kwon |
Social Democrats | Seat held | ||
| San Francisco 3 | ||||||
| San Francisco 4 | ||||||
| San Francisco 5 | ||||||
| San Francisco 6 | ||||||
| San Joaquin 1 | ||||||
| San Joaquin 2 | ||||||
| San Joaquin 3 (South Greater Bernheim) |
Royalist |  Nemesis Heartwell |
Royalist | Seat held | ||
| San Joaquin 4 | ||||||
| San Joaquin 5 | ||||||
| San Joaquin 6 | ||||||
| San Joaquin 7 | ||||||
| San Joaquin 8 | ||||||
| San Joaquin 9 | ||||||
| San Joaquin 10 | ||||||
| San Joaquin 11 | ||||||
| Santa Clara 1 | ||||||
| Santa Clara 2 | ||||||
| Santa Clara 3 (West San Jose) |
Democratic-Republican |  Maggie Chan |
Democratic-Republican | Seat held | ||
| Santa Clara 4 | ||||||
| Santa Clara 5 | ||||||
| Santa Clara 6 (Almaden-Calero) |
Democratic-Republican | .jpg) Leslie Vo |
Social Democrat | Defeated incumbent, Frankie Liu | ||
| Santa Clara 7 | ||||||
| Santa Clara 8 (Morgan Hill-Diablo) |
Democratic-Republican |  Nayvadius R. Cordozar |
Green | Defeated incumbent, Jeffrey Wilburn | ||
| Santa Clara 9 (San Benito) |
Democratic-Republican |  Peter Rousopoulos |
Social Democrat | |||
| Santa Clara 10 (Coe-Diablo) |
Royalist | .png) Judy Musgrave |
Royalist | Seat held | ||
| Santa Clara 11 | ||||||
| Santa Clara 12 | ||||||
| Santa Clara 13 | ||||||
| Santa Clara 14 | ||||||
| Shasta 1 (Grand Appleton) |
Green |  Jonathan Mueller |
Green | Seat held | ||
| Shasta 2 | ||||||
| Shasta 3 | ||||||
| Shasta 4 | Democratic-Republican |  Maximilian Morello |
Social Democrat | Defeated incumbent, Sebastian Warwick | ||
| Sonora 1 | ||||||
| Sonora 2 | ||||||
| Sonora 3 | ||||||
| Sonora 4 | ||||||
| Sonora 5 | ||||||
| Sonora 6 | ||||||
| Sonora 7 | ||||||
| Tahoe 1 | ||||||
| Tahoe 2 | ||||||
| Tahoe 3 | ||||||
| Tahoe 4 | ||||||
| Tahoe 5 | ||||||
| Tahoe 6 | ||||||
| Tahoe 7 | ||||||
| Tahoe 8 (Elk Grove) |
Democratic-Republican |  Nayan Bharucha |
Democratic-Republican | Seat held | ||
| Tahoe 9 | ||||||
| Tahoe 10 | ||||||
| Wasatch 1 | ||||||
| Wasatch 2 | ||||||
| Wasatch 3 | ||||||
| Wasatch 4 | ||||||
| Wasatch 5 | ||||||
| Washumko 1 | ||||||
| Washumko 2 | ||||||
| West Leewards at-large | ||||||
| Zion at-large | ||||||