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!Member

!Member

!District

!District

!First elected / previously elected

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|{{sortname|Sheryl|Yakeleya}}

|{{sortname|Sheryl|Yakeleya}}

|[[Deh Cho (electoral district)|Deh Cho]]

|[[Deh Cho (electoral district)|Deh Cho]]

|2023

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|{{sortname|Julian|Morse|}}

|{{sortname|Julian|Morse|}}

|[[Frame Lake (electoral district)|Frame Lake]]

|[[Frame Lake (electoral district)|Frame Lake]]

|2023

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|{{sortname|Kate|Reid|Kate Reid (politician)}}

|{{sortname|Kate|Reid|Kate Reid (politician)}}

|[[Great Slave]]

|[[Great Slave]]

|2023

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|{{sortname|R. J.|Simpson}}

|{{sortname|R. J.|Simpson}}

|[[Hay River North]]

|[[Hay River North]]

|2015

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|{{sortname|Vince|McKay}}

|{{sortname|Vince|McKay}}

|[[Hay River South]]

|[[Hay River South]]

|2023

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|{{sortname|Denny|Rodgers}}

|{{sortname|Denny|Rodgers}}

|[[Inuvik Boot Lake]]

|[[Inuvik Boot Lake]]

|2023

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|{{sortname|Lesa|Semmler}}

|{{sortname|Lesa|Semmler}}

|[[Inuvik Twin Lakes]]

|[[Inuvik Twin Lakes]]

|2019

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|{{sortname|Caitlin|Cleveland}}

|{{sortname|Caitlin|Cleveland}}

|[[Kam Lake]]

|[[Kam Lake]]

|2019

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|{{sortname|George|Nerysoo}}

|{{sortname|George|Nerysoo}}

|[[Mackenzie Delta (electoral district)|Mackenzie Delta]]

|[[Mackenzie Delta (electoral district)|Mackenzie Delta]]

|2023

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|{{sortname|Jane|Armstrong|Jane Weyallon Armstrong}}

|{{sortname|Jane|Armstrong|Jane Weyallon Armstrong}}

|[[Monfwi]]

|[[Monfwi]]

|2021

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|{{sortname|Shane|Thompson}}

|{{sortname|Shane|Thompson}}

|[[Nahendeh]]

|[[Nahendeh]]

|2015

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|{{sortname|Lucy|Kuptana}}

|{{sortname|Lucy|Kuptana}}

|[[Nunakput]]

|[[Nunakput]]

|2023

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|{{sortname|Kieron|Testart}}

|{{sortname|Kieron|Testart}}

|[[Range Lake]]

|[[Range Lake]]

|2015, 2023

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|{{sortname|Daniel|McNeely}}

|{{sortname|Daniel|McNeely}}

|[[Sahtu (electoral district)|Sahtu]]

|[[Sahtu (electoral district)|Sahtu]]

|2015, 2023

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|{{sortname|Jay|MacDonald}}

|{{sortname|Jay|MacDonald}}

|[[Thebacha]]

|[[Thebacha]]

|2023

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|{{sortname|Richard|Edjericon}}

|{{sortname|Richard|Edjericon}}

|[[Tu Nedhé-Wiilideh]]

|[[Tu Nedhé-Wiilideh]]

|2022

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|{{sortname|Robert|Hawkins|Robert Hawkins (Northwest Territories politician)}}

|{{sortname|Robert|Hawkins|Robert Hawkins (Northwest Territories politician)}}

|[[Yellowknife Centre]]

|[[Yellowknife Centre]]

|2003, 2023

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|{{sortname|Shauna|Morgan}}

|{{sortname|Shauna|Morgan}}

|[[Yellowknife North]]

|[[Yellowknife North]]

|2023

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|{{sortname|Caroline|Wawzonek}}

|{{sortname|Caroline|Wawzonek}}

|[[Yellowknife South]]

|[[Yellowknife South]]

|2019

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Source:<ref>{{Cite web|title=Members of the Northwest Territories Legislative Assembly {{!}} Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories|url= 30, 2021|access-date=July 30, 2021}}</ref>

Source:<ref>{{Cite web|title=Members of the Northwest Territories Legislative Assembly {{!}} Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories|url= 30, 2021|access-date=July 30, 2021}}</ref>

The 20th Northwest Territories Legislative Assembly in Canada was established by the results of the 2023 Northwest Territories general election on November 14, 2023.^[1][2]

Source:^[3]

Cabinet of the 20th Northwest Territories Legislative Assembly

Portfolio	Minister
Premier Government House Leader Minister of Executive and Indigenous Affairs Minister of Justice	R.J. Simpson
Deputy Premier Minister of Finance Minister of Infrastructure Minister Responsible for the Northwest Territories Power Corporation	Caroline Wawzonek
Minister of Education, Culture and Employment Minister of Industry, Tourism and Investment	Caitlin Cleveland
Minister Responsible for Housing NWT Minister Responsible for the Status of Women	Lucy Kuptana
Minister of Environment and Climate Change	Jay MacDonald
Minister of Municipal and Community Affairs Minister Responsible for the Workers’ Safety and Compensation Commission Minister Responsible for the Public Utilities Board	Vince McKay
Minister of Health and Social Services	Lesa Semmler