The House of Assembly is the lower house of the Parliament of Bermuda, a British Overseas Territory, and comprises 36 members elected in single-seat constituencies using first-past-the-post voting. The members serve five-year terms. The last general election was held on the 18 February 2025, and resulted in a Progressive Labour Party (PLP) majority government, with the PLP representing 25 constituencies, and the One Bermuda Alliance (OBA) representing 11. The current bicameral parliament was established by the Bermuda Constitution Order 1968, and was amended most recently by the Constitution of Bermuda (Constituency Boundaries} Order 2010 at the advice of the Boundaries Commission.

Constituencies

Constituency Registered voters (2025) Majority Member of Parliament Nearest opposition Parish 01 St. George's North 1,253 240  Renee Anderson Ming †  James 'Smokey' Perry ‡ St. George's 02 St. George's West 1,306 155  Hubert Kim Eugene Swan †  Thomas Harvey ‡ 03 St. David's 1,365 274  Lovitta Foggo †  Maurice Foley ‡ 04 St. George's South 1,360 246  Tinee Furbert †  Clifton Lambert ‡ 05 Hamilton East 1,365 327  Leroy G.W. Bean †  Lateef Trott ‡ Hamilton 06 Hamilton West 1,294 243  Wayne Livingston Furbert †  Joseph Nester Marable ‡ 07 Hamilton South 1,290 69  Robin Tucker ‡  H. Anthony Richardson † 08 Smith's South 1,333 410  Benjamin Smith ‡  Lauren Bell † Smith's 09 Smith's West 1,293 97  Vance Campbell ‡  Shomari Talbot-Woolridge † 10 Smith's North 1,305 17  Robert King ‡  Lindsay Simmons † 11 Devonshire East 1,222 148  Thomas Christopher Famous †  Geoffrey Hart Faiella ‡ Devonshire 12 Devonshire South Central 1,312 421  Craig Cannonier ‡  Andre Q. Famous † 13 Devonshire North Central 1,149 188  Diallo Rabain †  Renee Turini Webb ¶ 14 Devonshire North West 1,164 96  Alexa Noelle Herbert Lightbourne †  David Henri Rogers ‡ 15 Pembroke East 1,143 338  Owen K. Darrell †  Malachi Troy Symonds ‡ Pembroke 16 Pembroke East Central 1,137 390  Michael Anthony Weeks †  Shermaine Riley-Murphy § 17 Pembroke Central 1,121 162  Jason Hayward †  Sophia Marie Cannonier ‡ 18 Pembroke West Central 1,190 304  David Burt †  Nicky Gurret ‡ 19 Pembroke West1,199 79  Jache Adams †  Marcus Jones ‡ 20 Pembroke South West 1,080 316  Michael M. Fahy ‡  Iesha T. Musson † 21 Pembroke South East 1,150 208  Curtis L. Dickinson †  Sophia Tessitore ‡ 22 Paget East 1,395 346  Scott Pearman ‡  J. Dawn Simmons † Paget 23 Paget West 1,246 262  Jarion Richardson ‡  Kim Wilkerson † 24 Warwick South East 1,244 84  Lawrence Scott †  Tarik J.D. Smith ‡ Warwick 25 Warwick North East 1,325 294  Douglas DeCouto ‡  Joanne Ball-Burgess † 26 Warwick South Central 1,279 366  Neville Sinclair Tyrrell †  Montell Hugh Currin ‡ 27 Warwick North Central 1,209 199  Paul Gordon Edwin Wilmot †  Dion Earlston Smith ‡ 28 Warwick West 1,299 30  Dennis J.R. Lister †  Victoria Cunningham ‡ 29 Southampton East 1,209 318  Zane De Silva †  Deon Smith ‡ Southampton 30 Southampton East Central 1,342 168  Dwayne Vernell Robinson ‡  Mischa Gandhi Fubler † 31 Southampton West Central 1,302 19  Linda Smith ‡  Crystal Caesar † 32 Southampton West 1,234 97  Scott Arthur Simmons †  Marc Bean § 33 Sandys South 1,269 223  Jamahl Snaith Simmons †  Michael Swan ‡ Sandys 34 Sandys South Central 1,241 310  Kim N Wilson †  Steven Faries ¶ 35 Sandys North Central 1,214 178  Dennis Lister †  Christopher Bean ¶ 36 Sandys North 1,225 69  Rev. Dr. Emily Gail Dill †  Cire Bean ¶

See also

Parliament of Bermuda House of Assembly of Bermuda Elections in Bermuda

External links

2025 General Election results

References