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| 107 | 65 | 94 | 28 | 26 | ||||
| LIBS | NATS | GLP | CPG | SA | ||||
| Affiliation | Members | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Elected | Current | ||
| Liberals | 105 | 107 | |
| GLP | 102 | 94 | |
| Nationals | 67 | 65 | |
| SA | 29 | 26 | |
| CPG | 17 | 28 | |
| Greens | 10 | 10 | |
| CA | 9 | 9 | |
| Independents | 2 | 2 | |
| Speaker | 1 | 1 | |
| Vacant | 0 | 0 | |
| Total | 342 | 342 | |
| Voting Total | 338 | 338 | |
| Safe Majority | 171 | 171 | |
| Government short by | 66 | 64 | |
| Coalition majority | 1 | 1 | |
| Name | Year Elected | Party | Electorate | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paul Kozlow | 1972 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Castle Point | Father of the House of Commons | |
| Susan Donaldson | 1972 | Liberal Party | Ashbrowe | Minister of State for Regional Services and Development | |
| Evan Kinnaird | 1972 | Liberal Party | Clarence | Minister of State for Security and Counter-Terrorism | |
| John Deveroux | 1972 | Liberal Party | Hacton | Minister of State for the Armed Forces | |
| Emilia Morales | 1972 | Liberal Party | Raigleigh | Minister of State for Universities and Higher Education | |
| Margaret Kinch | 1972 | Gallambrian National Party | Morecambe | Secretary of State for Justice | |
| Gladys Leigh | 1972 | Gallambrian Greens | Pye | ||
| Mary Stephenson | 1972 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Freeman | ||
| Jacob Winterburn | 1972 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Banks | ||
| Peter Hermanson | 1972 | Gallambrian Labor Party | McMillan | ||
| Marsha Coates | 1972 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Brayston | ||
| Mary Klee | 1972 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Gipton | ||
| Constance Hanks | 1972 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Sandhurst | ||
| Karen MacDonald | 1972 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Branksome Woods | ||
| Jeanette Taylor | 1972 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Dorset | ||
| Lawrence Saunders | 1975 | Liberal Party | Hindmarsh | Minister of State for Health | |
| Sharon Howe | 1975 | Gallambrian Greens | Camperdown | ||
| James Kanawa | 1975 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Lyons | ||
| Rowland Free | 1975 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Huddersfield | ||
| Robert Hatfield | 1975 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Sandbach | ||
| Chloe Foreman | 1975 | Gallambrian National Party | Glen Innes | ||
| Julian Breckenridge | 1975 | Liberal Party | Burleigh | ||
| Maxwell Ferguson | 1975 | Liberal Party | Invercargill | ||
| Luke Wilson-Johns | 1975 | Liberal Party | Inverclyde | ||
| Oliver Williams | 1978 | Liberal Party | Bexleyheath | Minister of State for Communications and the Media | |
| Lawrence Baker | 1978 | Centre Alliance | Benthal Green | ||
| Robert Schultz | 1978 | Liberal Party | Doncaster | Minister of State for Vocational Training | |
| Raymond Bergstrom | 1978 | Centre Alliance | Gedling | ||
| Mary Arthurs | 1978 | Centre Alliance | McEwan | ||
| Melanie Lentini | 1978 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Isaacs | ||
| Frank Connelly | 1978 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Dobell | ||
| Esther Elliot | 1978 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Rawmarsh | ||
| Andrew Martin | 1978 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Elmwood | ||
| Lewis Perrin | 1978 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Chandler | ||
| Doroth Cagiano | 1978 | Gallambrian National Party | Swinton | ||
| James Harrison | 1978 | Gallambrian National Party | Thanet | ||
| Lucas Erikson | 1978 | Liberal Party | Pennsland | ||
| Janice Quinn | 1978 | Liberal Party | Barkershire | ||
| Lennox Fox | 1978 | Liberal Party | Jarrow | Minister of State for Workplace Relations and Union Reform | |
| Maryam Ward | 1978 | Socialists Alliance | Retford | ||
| Caelan Hawkins | 1978 | Socialists Alliance | Wakefield | ||
| Mario Howard | 1978 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Attleborough | ||
| Mila Burns | 1978 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Clevedon | ||
| Ela Roberts | 1978 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Glastonbury | ||
| Orion Baxter | 1978 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Oswestry | ||
| Haris Ball | 1978 | Gallambrian National Party | Margate | ||
| Violet Stephens | 1978 | Liberal Party | Alsager | ||
| Franklin Fraser | 1978 | Liberal Party | Eton | ||
| Carter Davis | 1978 | Liberal Party | Falmouth | ||
| Dennis Sharp | 1978 | Liberal Party | Petersfield | ||
| Howard Patel | 1981 | Liberal Party | Belvedere | Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of State for Marenesia & Europa | |
| Kirsty Simmonds | 1981 | Gallambrian National Party | Poole | Minister of State for Alharu & Argis | |
| Stephen Chambers | 1981 | Liberal Party | Stonecot | Minister of State for Science | |
| Andrew Coleman-Beck | 1981 | Liberal Party | Belle Vale | Minister of State for the Dominions | |
| Henry Richardson | 1981 | Liberal Party | Myall Lakes | Minister of State for the Environment and Forestry | |
| Patrick Morlington | 1981 | Liberal Party | Ashburton | Secretary of State for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry | |
| Dominic Ellsworth | 1981 | Liberal Party | Shiregreen | Secretary of State for Trade, Investment and International Development | |
| Sean Anderson | 1981 | Centre Alliance | Clayton | ||
| Lawrence Cartwright | 1981 | Socialists Alliance | Flinders | ||
| Clarissa Hudec | 1981 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Aston | ||
| Wayne Cheeseman | 1981 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Mitcham and Mooredon | ||
| Peter Hand | 1981 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Bathavon | ||
| Francine Williams | 1981 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Wickshire | ||
| Lleyton Merricks | 1981 | Gallambrian National Party | Orpington | ||
| Paul Vincent | 1981 | Liberal Party | Gavern | ||
| Grayson Farrah | 1981 | Liberal Party | Stroud | ||
| Lawrence Cole | 1981 | Liberal Party | Mablethorpe | Minister of State for Alharu | |
| Walter Ball | 1981 | Socialists Alliance | Darley Dale | ||
| Aaron Burke | 1981 | Socialists Alliance | Droitwich Spa | ||
| Robert Lawson | 1981 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Hayle | ||
| Anaya Perry | 1981 | Gallambrian National Party | Ripon | ||
| Tobias Davies | 1981 | Liberal Party | Shrewsbury | ||
| Joshua Davidson | 1984 | Socialists Alliance | Mallee | ||
| Avan Finnigan | 1984 | Socialists Alliance | Evanston | ||
| Lewis Thorton | 1984 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Altringcham | ||
| Philip Cope | 1984 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Littleborough | ||
| Faisal Islam | 1984 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Kirby Thore | ||
| Hillary Macgillivray | 1984 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Sagefield | ||
| Matthew Saxby | 1984 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Middlesex | ||
| Christine Priestly | 1984 | Gallambrian National Party | Eyre | ||
| Travis Alexander | 1984 | Liberal Party | Calder Valley | ||
| Lachlan Ainsley | 1984 | Liberal Party | Llanelli | ||
| Nyla Wallace | 1984 | Socialists Alliance | Luton | ||
| Macie Holland | 1984 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Cromer | ||
| Cameron Clark | 1984 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Knaresborough | ||
| Albi Powell | 1984 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Swindon | ||
| Alicia Cole | 1984 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Towcester | ||
| Anna Mason | 1984 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Welwyn | ||
| Lucia Austin | 1984 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Wickford | ||
| Timothy Roberts | 1984 | Gallambrian National Party | Quinttrell Downs | ||
| Victoria Elliott | 1984 | Gallambrian National Party | Workington | Secretary of State for the Arts, Culture and Sports | |
| Ewan Smith | 1984 | Liberal Party | Durham | ||
| Bertie Hayes | 1984 | Liberal Party | Ealing | ||
| Natan Berry | 1984 | Liberal Party | Ivybridge | ||
| Helen Bassett | 1987 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Mackellar | ||
| Julie Redgate | 1987 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Malbury | ||
| Allan Wilde | 1987 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Exeter | ||
| Isaac Clarke | 1987 | Liberal Party | Wigan | Minister of State for Thalassa | |
| Elliot Phillips | 1987 | Liberal Party | Tavistock | Secretary of State for Foreign and Dominion Affairs | |
| Frank Clark | 1987 | Socialists Alliance | Aspatria | ||
| Sabrina Howard | 1987 | Socialists Alliance | Newton-le-Willows | ||
| Layton Cooper | 1987 | Socialists Alliance | Ryde | ||
| Jimmy Harrison | 1987 | Socialists Alliance | Rugby | ||
| Ellie-Mae Elliott | 1987 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Uxbridge | ||
| Ava Owen | 1987 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Walthamstow | ||
| Matthew Morris | 1987 | Gallambrian National Party | Burgess Hill | ||
| Jaxon Poole | 1987 | Gallambrian National Party | Camberley | ||
| Ayden Mccarthy | 1987 | Gallambrian National Party | Fleetwood | ||
| Johnny Palmer | 1987 | Gallambrian National Party | Hove | ||
| Reece Hussain | 1987 | Liberal Party | Petworth | ||
| James Thompson-Grey | 1990 | Liberal Party | Fenner | Minister of State for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food | |
| Peter Cootes | 1990 | Liberal Party | Hounslow | Minister of State for Finance, Regulation and Taxation | |
| Deborah Wootton | 1990 | Gallambrian Greens | Spatford | ||
| Erik Nazarian | 1990 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Slater | ||
| Frances Osteen | 1990 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Oxley | ||
| Stephanie Housemann | 1990 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Forde | ||
| Jillian Horde | 1990 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Higgins | ||
| Ashley Cato | 1990 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Hillingdon | ||
| Brendan Lawrence | 1990 | Gallambrian National Party | Richmond Park | ||
| Lauren Cambridge | 1990 | Liberal Party | Winstanley | ||
| Lyle Brantson | 1990 | Liberal Party | Fellgate | ||
| Laura Chandra | 1990 | Liberal Party | Sevenoaks | Minister of State for Sport and Civil Society | |
| Louis Byrne | 1990 | Socialists Alliance | Leyton | ||
| Hayden Davis | 1990 | Socialists Alliance | Wisbech | ||
| Robin Watson | 1990 | Gallambrian National Party | Cowes | ||
| Walter Williamson | 1990 | Gallambrian National Party | Framlingham | ||
| Maria Henderson | 1990 | Gallambrian National Party | Salcombe | ||
| Skylar Collins | 1990 | Gallambrian National Party | Watchet | ||
| Zac Davies | 1990 | Liberal Party | Minehead | ||
| Holly McLelland | 1993 | Liberal Party | Blaenau Gwent | Minister of State for Corrective Services | |
| Stuart Abrahams | 1993 | Liberal Party | Broadwater | Minister of State for Defence Industry | |
| Arthur Matthews | 1993 | Liberal Party | Southall Green | Minister of State for Pensions and Financial Inclusion | |
| Christopher Hawkins | 1993 | Liberal Party | Chipping | Minister of State for Research, Innovation and Intellectual Property | |
| Nathan Grima | 1993 | Gallambrian National Party | Hastings | Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy | |
| Charlotte O'Neill | 1993 | Liberal Party | Levenshulme | Secretary of State for Defence | |
| Michael Percival | 1993 | Centre Alliance | Fyde | ||
| Mitchell Franklin | 1993 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Bartle | ||
| Olivia Duke-Cohen | 1993 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Petrie | ||
| Jeremy Knowles | 1993 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Wentworth | ||
| Andrew Jack | 1993 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Glebe | ||
| David Jones | 1993 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Phillips | ||
| Kim Revell | 1993 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Rothwall | ||
| Charles Richards | 1993 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Wessex | ||
| Clinton Dennison | 1993 | Gallambrian National Party | Somerton and Frome | ||
| Adele Magoveny | 1993 | Gallambrian National Party | Warwick | ||
| Robert Burnham | 1993 | Gallambrian National Party | Ludlow | ||
| Michael Rose | 1993 | Independent | Rosewood | ||
| Carmen McFarland | 1993 | Liberal Party | Eastbury | ||
| Lachlan Peterson | 1993 | Liberal Party | Apsley Guise | ||
| Sarah Newell | 1993 | Liberal Party | Normanton | ||
| Henry Parry | 1993 | Gallambrian National Party | Hereford | Secretary of State for Trade, Investment and International Development | |
| Axel Gordon | 1993 | Socialists Alliance | Southwold | ||
| William Simpson | 1993 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Ledbury | ||
| Elis Davis | 1993 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Newark-on-Trent | ||
| Rae Robertson | 1993 | Gallambrian National Party | Aylsham | ||
| Alfred Hughes | 1993 | Gallambrian National Party | Lynton | ||
| George Morgan | 1993 | Liberal Party | Grange-over-Sands | ||
| Paulette Goodner | 1996 | Liberal Party | Derbyshire Dales | Minister of State for Wealth Management, Superannuation and the Economy | |
| Amanda Marsden-Spence | 1996 | Gallambrian National Party | Milton Keys | Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Family Support and Child Maintenance | |
| Sabrina Cortez | 1996 | Liberal Party | Abercowny | Solicitor-General | |
| Evan Habberford | 1996 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Didnottingham | ||
| Savinder Arora | 1996 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Pearlston | ||
| Ada Driscoll | 1996 | Gallambrian National Party | Farmheath | ||
| Jessica Cromwell | 1996 | Gallambrian National Party | Hove | ||
| Vanessa Pinto | 1996 | Gallambrian National Party | Audon | ||
| Jeremiah Klien | 1996 | Liberal Party | Bonney | ||
| Ted Beckett | 1996 | Liberal Party | Londonderry | ||
| Anais Dubois | 1996 | Liberal Party | Cullompton | Minister of State for Education and Testing Standards | |
| Dominic Parry | 1996 | Centre Alliance | Thaxted | ||
| Aryan Palmer | 1996 | Socialists Alliance | Appleby-in-Westmorland | ||
| Sami Hayes | 1996 | Socialists Alliance | Keswick | ||
| Annabel Wood | 1996 | Socialists Alliance | Penzance | ||
| Kobi Barnes | 1996 | Socialists Alliance | Tewkesbury | ||
| Tom Roberts | 1996 | Centre Alliance | Wells | ||
| Milo Fletcher | 1996 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Loughton | ||
| Laurence Watson | 1996 | Communist Party of Gallambria | Preston | ||
| Aya Perry | 1996 | Communist Party of Gallambria | Thornaby | ||
| Eliana Poole | 1996 | Communist Party of Gallambria | Tunbridge Wells | ||
| Sebastian Gill | 1996 | Gallambrian National Party | Dagenham | ||
| Charles Owen | 1996 | Gallambrian National Party | Nottingham | ||
| Charles Pearson | 1997 | Liberal Party | Westcombe | ||
| Sophia Cunnignham | 1999 | Liberal Party | Moncrieff | Minister of State for Housing | |
| George Parker | 1999 | Liberal Party | Bromley Commons | Minister of State for Industry and Energy | |
| Audrey Garnet | 1999 | Liberal Party | Holsworthy | Minister of State for Police and Emergency Services | |
| Daniel Jones-Taylor | 1999 | Liberal Party | Brooklands | Minister of State for Small Business, Consumers and Corporate Responsibility | |
| Anna Pollakowski | 1999 | Liberal Party | Falkirk | Minister of State for the Digital Economy | |
| Owen Novak | 1999 | Liberal Party | Davidson | Minister of State for Trade and Export Promotion | |
| Emma Leighford | 1999 | Gallambrian National Party | Nuneaton | Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Crime, Safeguarding and Vunerability | |
| Rowan Brandt | 1999 | Speaker | Chipping Barnett | Speaker | |
| Patrick Newton | 1999 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Fischer | ||
| Tony Hennessey | 1999 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Hasluck | ||
| Gerald Theroux | 1999 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Scullin | ||
| Susan Doyle | 1999 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Gauley | ||
| Anna King | 1999 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Eamonte | ||
| Donald Kingsley | 1999 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Cotmanhay | ||
| Wayne Mann | 1999 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Weald Bassett | ||
| Robert Pearson | 1999 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Hedge End | ||
| Thomas Griffiths | 1999 | Liberal Party | Frome Vale | ||
| Troy Clarkson | 1999 | Liberal Party | Deptford | ||
| Jaden Poole | 1999 | Liberal Party | East Grinstead | Minister of State for Immigration and Border Protection | |
| Miriam Armstrong | 1999 | Gallambrian National Party | Nailsea | ||
| Prince Newman | 1999 | Communist Party of Gallambria | Barnstaple | ||
| Milena Russell | 1999 | Communist Party of Gallambria | Filey | ||
| Hudson Dixon | 1999 | Communist Party of Gallambria | Redditch | ||
| Zain Walsh | 1999 | Communist Party of Gallambria | Shoreham-by-Sea | ||
| Hayden Lane | 1999 | Gallambrian National Party | Dunstable | ||
| Dillon Fraser | 1999 | Gallambrian National Party | Godalming | ||
| Anthony Fleming | 2002 | Liberal Party | Chatsworth | Deputy Treasurer | |
| Anthony Phillips | 2002 | Liberal Party | Banbury | Minister of State for Biosecurity | |
| Amelia Carson | 2002 | Liberal Party | Hotham | Minister of State for Public Works | |
| Mark Brighton-Wells | 2002 | Liberal Party | Chessington | Minister of State for Transport | |
| Michael O'Callaghan | 2002 | Liberal Party | Hale Barnes | Treasurer | |
| Richard Lee | 2002 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Chisholm | ||
| Charles Finch | 2002 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Wright | ||
| Paul Wells | 2002 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Penrose | ||
| Angus MacMillan | 2002 | Independent | Bysouth | ||
| Kathleen Jacobson | 2002 | Liberal Party | Wickford | ||
| Alicia Sharp | 2002 | Gallambrian National Party | Market Rasen | ||
| Jax Gardner | 2002 | Gallambrian National Party | Sutton-in-Ashfield | ||
| Marcus Lane | 2002 | Communist Party of Gallambria | Bromsgrove | ||
| Jasmine Simpson | 2002 | Communist Party of Gallambria | Dorchester | ||
| Minnie Wilson | 2002 | Communist Party of Gallambria | Gillingham | ||
| Josh Gill | 2002 | Communist Party of Gallambria | St Asaph | ||
| Charles Miller | 2002 | Communist Party of Gallambria | Stockon-on-Lees | ||
| Elizabeth Carr | 2002 | Gallambrian National Party | Uckfield | ||
| Maxwell Cooper | 2002 | Liberal Party | Hemel | ||
| Sebastian Fimone | 2005 | Liberal Party | Macalister | Minister of State for Defence Personnel | |
| Neil Williams | 2005 | Gallambrian National Party | Windsor | ||
| Elizabeth Withington | 2005 | Gallambrian Greens | Redfern | ||
| Stacey Young | 2005 | Gallambrian Greens | Dunwich | ||
| Alecksander Gorecki | 2005 | Gallambrian Greens | Allworth | ||
| Bradley McDermott | 2005 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Lanesbury | ||
| Natalie Curzi | 2005 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Basildon | ||
| Caroline Shapiro | 2005 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Swanson | ||
| Charles Callaghan | 2005 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Canning | ||
| Stephen Levett | 2005 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Buckland | ||
| Stuart Mackenzie | 2005 | Gallambrian Labor Party | St Marks | ||
| Fletcher Robinson | 2005 | Communist Party of Gallambria | Basildon | ||
| Anastasia Walsh | 2005 | Communist Party of Gallambria | Harrogate | ||
| Cameron Nicholson | 2005 | Communist Party of Gallambria | Ormskirk | ||
| Ariella Mills | 2005 | Communist Party of Gallambria | Teignmouth | ||
| Victor Ward | 2005 | Gallambrian National Party | Chorley | ||
| Kairo Bennett | 2005 | Gallambrian National Party | Frodsham | ||
| John Rose | 2005 | Gallambrian National Party | Hebden Bridge | ||
| Marcus Porter | 2005 | Liberal Party | Grimsby | ||
| Nathaniel Newman | 2005 | Liberal Party | Strood | ||
| Daniel Hartford | 2008 | Liberal Party | Tynemouth | Attorney-General | |
| Nadia Burnett | 2008 | Liberal Party | Colyers | Prime Minister | |
| Anastacia Laws | 2008 | Liberal Party | Finsbury Parkes | Secretary of State for Communications, Media and the Digital Economy | |
| Trent Neumann | 2008 | Liberal Party | Graveney | Secretary of State for Health, Social Care and Human Services | |
| Timothy Mosely | 2008 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Falloway | ||
| Jay Rose | 2008 | Gallambrian National Party | St Semsworth | ||
| Theo Mccarthy | 2008 | Liberal Party | Worthing | Minister of State for Trade and Export Promotion | |
| Jasper Campbell | 2008 | Gallambrian National Party | Bexhill-on-Sea | ||
| Francesca Griffiths | 2008 | Gallambrian National Party | Oxford | ||
| Maisy Wright | 2008 | Gallambrian National Party | Reading | ||
| Darcy Palmer | 2008 | Gallambrian National Party | Rotherham | ||
| Edwin Marshall | 2008 | Communist Party of Gallambria | Atherstone | ||
| Julian Read | 2008 | Communist Party of Gallambria | Kempston | ||
| Oscar Lewis | 2008 | Communist Party of Gallambria | Nuneaton | ||
| Tiana Armstrong | 2008 | Gallambrian National Party | Ulverston | ||
| Natalie Baxter | 2008 | Gallambrian National Party | Yeadon | ||
| Martin Walters | 2011 | Liberal Party | Shortland | Minister of State for Disability and Aged Care | |
| David Baker | 2011 | Liberal Party | Valencia | Minister of State for the Cabinet Office | |
| Margaret Lawson-Cox | 2011 | Liberal Party | Gippsland | Minister of State without Portfolio | |
| Samuel Tamahori | 2011 | Gallambrian National Party | Stoke-on-Trent | Secretary of State for Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Development | |
| Sakura Evans | 2011 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Lighton | ||
| Jill Kirk | 2011 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Cote Heath | ||
| Julian Mustoe | 2011 | Gallambrian National Party | Barridge | ||
| Thomas Morrison | 2011 | Liberal Party | Napier | ||
| George Murphy | 2011 | Liberal Party | Runcorn | Minister of State for Europa | |
| Nicolas Ellis | 2011 | Liberal Party | Lythan St Annes | Minister of State for Policing and the Emergency Services | |
| Levi Houghton | 2011 | Liberal Party | Hythe | Minister of State for Security and Counter-Terrorism | |
| Arabella Stevens | 2011 | Liberal Party | Acton | Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Victims, Female Offenders and Offender Health | |
| Leighton Watts | 2011 | Gallambrian National Party | Brentwood | ||
| Isa Webb | 2011 | Gallambrian National Party | Windermere | ||
| Cian King | 2011 | Gallambrian National Party | Yoxall | ||
| Jasmine Moss | 2011 | Communist Party of Gallambria | Harlow | ||
| Josh Martin | 2011 | Communist Party of Gallambria | Oldham | ||
| Joey Rose | 2011 | Communist Party of Gallambria | Poltimore | ||
| Roman Gardner | 2011 | Communist Party of Gallambria | Southwell | ||
| Glenn Carlson | 2014 | Liberal Party | Shireworth | Minister of State for Trade Policy | |
| Alexandra Sadana | 2014 | Liberal Party | Helensville | Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Court Services and Reform | |
| Alice Mavrinac | 2014 | Liberal Party | Delyn | Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Growth and Planning | |
| Gabriella Robinson | 2014 | Liberal Party | Atherleigh | Secretary of State for the Home Office | |
| Robert Francis | 2014 | Gallambrian Greens | Malborough | ||
| Claire Hyman | 2014 | Gallambrian Greens | Gleeson | ||
| Scott Mataraci | 2014 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Fairbourne | ||
| Kate Burns-Laing | 2014 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Menzies | ||
| Jeffrey Edwards | 2014 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Windle | ||
| Oliver Hollis | 2014 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Shevlock | ||
| John McConaghy | 2014 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Tollesbury | ||
| Kashmira Naik | 2014 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Thames Head | ||
| Ian Waldron | 2014 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Wellington | ||
| Elijah Ward | 2014 | Liberal Party | Stirling | ||
| Bennet Delaney | 2014 | Liberal Party | Charnwood | ||
| Carter Houghton | 2014 | Liberal Party | South Molton | Minister of State for Communities and Local Government | |
| Charles West | 2014 | Liberal Party | Yarm | Minister of State for Marenesia | |
| Eddie Khan | 2014 | Socialists Alliance | Foxley | ||
| Casey Thompson | 2014 | Socialists Alliance | Launceston | ||
| Felix Mitchell | 2014 | Socialists Alliance | Royston | ||
| Mark Francis | 2014 | Socialists Alliance | Southam | ||
| Ernie Day | 2014 | Socialists Alliance | Uppingham | ||
| Thomas Shelby | 2014 | Communist Party of Gallambria | Burham-on-sea | ||
| Neve Ball | 2014 | Communist Party of Gallambria | Epping | ||
| Ray Austin | 2014 | Communist Party of Gallambria | Needham Market | ||
| Ollie Williams | 2014 | Communist Party of Gallambria | Ramsgate | ||
| Tyler Kelly | 2014 | Gallambrian National Party | Bracknelll | ||
| Tristan Barrett | 2014 | Gallambrian National Party | Fakenham | ||
| Austin Hawkins | 2014 | Gallambrian National Party | Great Yarmouth | ||
| Anya Rose | 2014 | Gallambrian National Party | Taunton | Minister of State for Aurelia | |
| Oskar Fraser | 2014 | Liberal Party | Didcot | ||
| Ellis Jordan | 2014 | Liberal Party | Winchelsea | ||
| Roger Josephson | 2017 | Centre Alliance | Don Valley | ||
| Penelope Garcis | 2017 | Liberal Party | Bradfield | Minister of State for Employment and Workplace Relations | |
| Francis Duncan | 2017 | Liberal Party | Upper Norwood | Secretary of State for Education, Training and Workplace Relations | |
| Andrew Bayliss | 2017 | Gallambrian Greens | Camberwell | ||
| Marcus Belmonte | 2017 | Centre Alliance | Wakefield | ||
| Fiona Marshall | 2017 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Watson | ||
| Theresa Martin-Rovet | 2017 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Pearce | ||
| Barry Duncan | 2017 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Molyneaux | ||
| Sarah George | 2017 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Temple Newsam | ||
| Yvonne Killen | 2017 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Arnside | ||
| David Knott | 2017 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Exwick | ||
| Hillary Mahoney | 2017 | Gallambrian National Party | Surrey Heath | ||
| David Berkovich | 2017 | Gallambrian National Party | St Albans | Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Defence Treaties and Collective Defence | |
| Robert Sawyer | 2017 | Gallambrian National Party | Kenilworth | ||
| Nicholas Adamson | 2017 | Liberal Party | Fincheley | ||
| Hayden Spencer | 2017 | Liberal Party | St Neots | Minister of State for Investment | |
| Zoe Gibson | 2017 | Socialists Alliance | Newmarket | ||
| Felix Jackson | 2017 | Socialists Alliance | Shepton Mallet | ||
| Megan Henderson | 2017 | Communist Party of Gallambria | Denholme | ||
| Tiana Edwards | 2017 | Gallambrian National Party | Bishop's Stortford | ||
| Sophia Gray | 2017 | Gallambrian National Party | Telford | ||
| Jackson Cunningham | 2017 | Liberal Party | Saxmundham | ||
| Issac Mahaki-Maia | 2018 | Liberal Party | Mangere | Minister of State for Marenai Affairs | |
| Benjamin Stevenson | 2018 | Liberal Party | Manuwera | Minister of State for the Arts, Heritage and Tourism | |
| Simon Ratana | 2018 | Liberal Party | Kaikora | Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Marenai and Indigenous Health | |
| Norman Grice | 2018 | Gallambrian Greens | Ohariou | ||
| Antonia Blundell | 2018 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Otaki | ||
| James Goslin | 2018 | Gallambrian Labor Party | Papakura | ||
| Carson Lewis | 2018 | Liberal Party | Ohakea | ||