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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.
Atwin left the Green Party during a period of internal chaos, partly over how leader Annamie Paul handled the Israel-Palestine debate. The Green Party was tearing itself apart.
Lamrock, New Brunswick Liberal MLA for Fredericton-Fort Nashwaak and former Education Minister, left the Liberals to join the NB NDP, citing a shift in his political views towar…
MacAlpine-Stiles and Stiles, married New Brunswick PC MLAs, both crossed the floor to join the governing Liberals of Shawn Graham.
Branch, New Brunswick Liberal MLA for Nepisiguit, left the Liberal caucus to sit as an independent over policy disagreements with the government.
Malley, New Brunswick PC MLA, left the PC caucus to sit as an independent following disputes with the party leadership.
John Herron, a Progressive Conservative MP for Fundy—Royal since 1997, was one of the last three sitting PC MPs to refuse to join the new Conservative Party of Canada when it wa…
One of the most dramatic ideological shifts - from the left-wing NDP all the way to the right-wing Progressive Conservatives.
Like Fielding, Carvell supported conscription during WWI and left the Liberals to join the Union Government.
John Costigan had served as a Conservative MP for over 30 years and had been a cabinet minister under four Conservative prime ministers — John A. Macdonald, John Abbott, John Th…
James Domville, a Conservative MP from Kings County, New Brunswick, and former militia colonel, switched to the Liberal Party around 1896 as the Conservative coalition showed si…
Wetmore, an Anti-Confederate in the New Brunswick colonial legislature, switched sides and supported Confederation after the pro-Confederation forces prevailed.