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Every documented case of a Canadian MP, MPP, MLA, MNA, or MHA switching parties — federal and provincial, 1867 to present. Filter by level, province, or category.
As BC United collapsed, seven more MLAs followed Banman to the BC Conservatives throughout 2024.
Sturko, BC United MLA for Surrey-Cloverdale, crossed to the BC Conservatives as BC United suspended its campaign in 2024.
Paton, BC United MLA for Delta South, crossed to the BC Conservatives in 2024 as BC United suspended its campaign.
Doerkson, BC United MLA for Cariboo-Chilcotin, individually crossed to the BC Conservatives as BC United collapsed in 2024.
Milobar, BC United MLA for Kamloops-Centre, crossed to the BC Conservatives as BC United collapsed in 2024.
Wat, BC United MLA for Richmond North Centre, crossed to the BC Conservatives as BC United collapsed in 2024.
Halford, BC United MLA for Surrey-White Rock, crossed to the BC Conservatives as BC United suspended its campaign.
Banman was the first of many MLAs to leave BC United (formerly BC Liberals) for the surging BC Conservatives. BC United was losing support rapidly as the right consolidated arou…
Four Social Credit MLAs left the collapsing party to join the Reform Party of BC as Social Credit became unelectable provincially after years of scandal.
Richard Janelle, one of the last Social Credit MPs, crossed the floor to join the Progressive Conservative Party in 1979 as it became clear that Social Credit had no future in f…
Thomas Alexander Crerar, the founder and first leader of the Progressive Party of Canada, had resigned the party leadership in 1922 and later sat as a United Farmers of Manitoba…
The Progressive Party of Canada, which had won 65 seats in the 1921 election to become the second-largest party in Parliament, gradually disintegrated during the 1920s as Macken…