- Edmonton-Glenora, 2015–present Trevor Horne - Spruce Grove-St. Albert, 2015-2019 Debbie Jabbour - Peace River, 2015-2019 Anam Kazim - Calgary-Glenmore, 2015-2019 Jamie Kleinsteuber - Calgary-Northern Hills, 2015-2019 Danielle Larivee - Lesser Slave Lake, 2015-2019 Jessica Littlewood - Fort Saskatchewan-Vegreville, 2015-2019 Rod Loyola - Edmonton-Ellerslie, 2015–present Robyn Luff - Calgary-East, 2015-2018 (sat as an independent until the 2019 election) Brian Malkinson - Calgary-Currie, 2015-2019 Marg McCuaig-Boyd - Dunvegan-Central Peace-Notley, 2015-2019 Annie McKitrick - Sherwood Park, 2015-2019 Stephanie McLean - Calgary-Varsity, 2015-2019 Karen McPherson - Calgary-MacKay-Nose Hill, 2015-2017 (left the NDP caucus and later joined the Alberta Party) Barb Miller - Red Deer-South, 2015-2019 Ricardo Miranda - Calgary-Cross, 2015-2019 Chris Nielsen - Edmonton-Decore, 2015–present Brandy Payne - Calgary-Acadia, 2015-2019 Shannon Phillips - Lethbridge-West, 2015–present Colin Piquette - Athabasca-Sturgeon-Redwater, 2015-2019 Marie Renaud - St. Albert, 2015–present Eric Rosendahl - West Yellowhead, 2015-2019 Irfan Sabir - Calgary-McCall, 2015–present Marlin Schmidt - Edmonton-Gold Bar, 2015–present Kim Schreiner - Red Deer North, 2015-2019 David Shepherd - Edmonton-Centre 2015-2019, Edmonton-City Centre 2019–present (previously held riding of Edmonton-Centre eliminated in re-distribution) Lori Sigurdson - Edmonton-Riverview, 2015–present Graham Sucha - Calgary-Shaw, 2015-2019 Heather Sweet - Edmonton-Manning, 2015–present Bob Turner - Edmonton-Whitemud, 2015-2019 Bob Wanner - Medicine Hat, 2015-2019 Cam Westhead - Banff-Cochrane, 2015-2019 Denise Woollard - Edmonton-Mill Creek, 2015-2019 2019 general election The NDP majority government led by Premier Rachel Notley was defeated after a single term. The party lost 30 seats but elected three new members in previously held seats. Janis Irwin - Edmonton-Highlands-Norwood, 2019–present Jasvir Deol - Edmonton-Meadows, 2019–present Rakhi Pancholi - Edmonton-Whitemud, 2019–present Federal politics 1988 federal election Former political staffer Ross Harvey was the first NDP or CCF member elected to the House of Commons representing a constituency in Alberta. Ross Harvey - Edmonton East, 1988-1993 (defeated at the 1993 election) 2008 federal election Environmental lawyer Linda Duncan was the second elected NDP MP for a constituency in Alberta. Linda Duncan - Edmonton-Strathcona 2008–2019 (retired from politics at the 2019 election) 2011 federal election Incumbent MP Linda Duncan was re-elected. 2015 federal election Linda Duncan re-elected for the third and final time. She would announce her intention to retire from politics in 2018 and not stand for re-election the following year. 2019 federal election Local not-for-profit executive Heather McPherson was elected in Edmonton-Strathcona, succeeding Linda Duncan as the NDP representative for the riding. She was the only non-conservative elected in Alberta and Saskatchewan at the