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Single Member District MPs Lower House (First Past the Post, Two Round System and constituency MPs in MMP systems) st DISTRICT MPs Out/Not out when first elected Party District First Majority 1 Elected elected Australia Trent Zimmerman Out Liberal North Sydney 2015 Canada Svend Robinson Not Out (1988) NDP Burnaby (Burnaby-Douglas) 1979 3% Réal Ménard Not Out (1994) BQ Hochelaga 1993 36% Libby Davies Not Out (2001) NDP Vancouver East 1997 5% Scott Brison Not Out (2002) Liberal Kings-Hants 1997 6% Bill Siksay Out NDP Burnaby-Douglas 2004 2% Mario Silva Not Out (2004) Liberal Davenport 2004 17% Raymond Gravel Out BQ Repentigny 2006 44% Rob Oliphant Out Liberal Don Valley West 2008 5% Randall Garrison Out NDP Esquimalt-Juan de Fuca 2011 0.5% Danny Morin Out NDP Chicoutimi-Le Fjord 2011 9% Philip Toone Out NDP Gaspesie-Iles-de-la-Madeleine 2011 3% Craig Scott Out NDP Toronto-Danforth 2012 31% Sheri Benson Out NDP Saskatoon West 2015 7% Seamus O’Regan Out Liberal St. John's South-Mount Pearl 2015 21% Randy Boissonnault Out Liberal Edmonton Center 2015 2% France André Labarrère Not Out (1998) Socialist Pyrénées-Atlantiques 1967 ** Franck Riester Not Out (2011) UMP Seine-et-Marne 2007 18% Germany Stefan Kaufmann Out CDU Stuttgart I 2009 5% New Georgina Beyer Out Labour Wairarapa 1999 9% Zealand Tim Barnett Out Labour Christchurch Central 1996 2% Chris Carter Out Labour Te Atatu 1993 10% Grant Robertson Out Labour Wellington Central 2008 5% Louisa Wall Out Labour Manurewa 2011 31% Meka Whaitiri Out Labour Ikaroa-Rāwhiti 2013 15% USA Gerry Studds Not Out (1983) Democrat Mass 10 1973 0.5% Barney Frank Not Out (1987) Democrat Mass 4 1982 20% Tammy Baldwin Out Democrat Wisconsin 2 1998 6% Jared Polis Out Democrat Colorado 2 2008 28% David Cicilline Out Democrat Rhode Island 1 2010 6% 14 Steve Gunderson Not Out (1994) Republican Wisconsin 3 1980 2% Jim Kolbe Not Out (1996) Republican Arizona 8 1984 3% Sean Patrick Maloney Out Democrat New York 18 2012 4% Kyrsten Sinema Out Democrat Arizona 9 2012 1% Mark Pocan Out Democrat Wisconsin 2 2012 36% Mark Takano Out Democrat California 41 2012 12% Mike Machaud Not Out (2013) Democrat Maine 2 2003 4% United Maureen Colquhoun Not Out (1977) Labour Northampton North 1974 3% Kingdom Michael Brown Not Out (1994) Conservative Brigg and Scunthorpe 1979 1% Chris Smith Not Out (1984) Labour Islington South and Finsbury 1983 1% Clive Betts Not Out (2003) Labour Sheffield Attercliffe 1992 31% David Borrow Not Out (1998) Labour South Ribble 1997 9% Ben Bradshaw Out Labour Exeter 1997 19% Nick Brown Not Out (1998) Labour Newcastle East 1983 18% Chris Bryant Out Labour Rhondda 2001 47% Angela Eagle Not Out (1997) Labour Wallasey 1992 7% Nick Herbert Out Conservative Arundel & S. Down 2005 23% Simon Hughes Not Out (2006) LibDem Southwark & Bermondsey 1983 32% Gordon Marsden Not Out (1998) Labour Blackpool South 1997 23% Mark Oaten Not Out (2006) LibDem Winchester 1997 0% Adam Price Out Plaid Cymru Carmarthen East 2001 7% Alan Duncan Not Out (2002) Conservative Rutland and Melton 1992 40% Stephen Williams Out LibDem Bristol West 2005 9% Gregory Barker Not Out (2007) Conservative Bexhill and Battle 2001 23% Nigel Evans Not Out (2010) Conservative Ribble Valley 1992 12% Crispin Blunt Not Out (2010) Conservative Reigate 1997 16% Margot James Out Conservative Stourbridge 2010 11% Iain Stewart Out Conservative Milton Keynes South 2010 9% Nick Boles Out Conservative Grantham and Stanford 2010 28% Mike Freer Out Conservative Finchley and Golders Green 2010 12% Stuart Andrew Out Conservative Pudsey 2010 3% Conor Burns Out Conservative Bournemouth West 2010 13% Eric Ollerenshaw Out Conservative Lancaster and Fleetwood 2010 1% Stephen Twigg Out Labour Enfield Southgate 1997 3% Stephen Twigg Out Labour Liverpool and West Derby 2010 50% Stephen Gilbert Out LibDem St. Austell and Newquay 2010 3% David Laws Not Out (2010) LibDem Yeovil 2001 8% 15 Peter Mandelson Not Out (2000) Labour Hartlepool 1992 38% David Cairns Out Labour Greenock and Inverclyde 2001 35% Matthew Parris Not Out (1984) Conservative West Derbyshire 1979 25% Steve Reed Out Labour Croydon North 2012 48% David Kawczynski Not Out (2013) Conservative Shrewsbury and Atcham 2005 4% Ron Davies Not Out (1999) Labour Caerphilly 1992 45% Stephen Doughty Not Out (2015) Labour Cardiff South and Penarth 2012 27% Ben Howlett Out Conservative Bath 2015 8% Stuart McDonald Out SNP Cumbernauld, Kilsyth, Kirkintilloch 2015 30% Stewart McDonald Out SNP Glasgow South 2015 25% Martin Doherty Out SNP West Dunbartonshire 2015 28% John Nicolson Out SNP East Dunbartonshire 2015 4% Joanna Cherry Out SNP Edinburgh South West 2015 16% Peter Kyle Out Labour Hove 2015 2% Wes Streeting Out Labour Ilford North 2015 1% Angela Crawley Out SNP Lanark and Hamilton East 2015 18% Catherine Smith Out Labour Lancaster and Fleetwood 2015 3% Gerald Jones Out Labour Merthyr Tydfil 2015 35% Mhairi Black Out SNP Paisley and Renfrewshire South 2015 12% Nick Gibb Not Out (2015) Conervative Bognor Regis and Littlehampton 1997 16% * UK there have been: 20 Labour, 17 Tories, 5 Liberal Democrats, 7 SNP, 1 Plaid Cymru. 16 LGBT Upper House Members 1977-2015 Name Years in Party Elected/ office Affiliation Appointed Australia Bob Brown 1996-2012 Green Elected Brian Andrew Greig 1999-2005 Democrats Elected Penny Wong 2002- Labor Elected Louise Pratt 2008- Labor Elected Dean Smith 2012-2013 Liberal Elected Janet Smith 2014- Green Elected Argentina Osvaldo López 2011- Fresh Encounter Appointed Belgium Petra de Sutter 2014- Green Appointed Canada Laurier LaPierre 2001-2004 Liberal Appointed Nancy Ruth 2005- Conservative Appointed Colombia Claudia Lopez 2014- Green Elected Czech Republic Vaclav Fischer 1999-2002 Independent Elected Germany Klaus Wowereit 2001-2002 Social Democrat Appointed France Corinne Bouchon Green Elected Luc Carvounas 2011 Socialist Elected Italy Franco Zeffirelli 1994-2001 Forza Italia Appointed Emilio Colombo 2003-2013 UDC Appointed Paolo Galimberti 2013- PoF Elected Sergio Logiudice 2013- Democratic Elected Ireland David Norris 1987- Independent Elected Colm O'Gorman 2007 Progressive Dems Appointed Katherine Zappone 2011- Independent Appointed Netherlands Gerard Schouw 2003-2010 D66 Elected (Indirect) 17 Japan Kanako Otsuji 2013 Democratic Appointed Spain Jerónimo Saavedra 1996-2003 PSOE Elected Acevedo UK 3rd Baron Montagu of 1945-2015 Conservative Inherited Beaulieu 2nd Viscount 1958-1981 Independent Inherited Maugham Baron Smith of 2005- Labour Appointed Finsbury Baron Alli 1998- Labour Appointed Rt. Hon Lord Justice 2008- Judiciary Appointed Etherton Baron Browne of 2001- Independent Appointed Madingley Baroness Stedman- 2010- Conservative Appointed Scott Baron Black of 2010- Conservative Appointed Brentwood Baron Gold of 2010- Conservative Appointed Westcliffe-on-Sea Baron Glendonbrook 2011- Conservative Appointed of Bowdon Baron Collins of 2011- Labour Appointed Highbury Baroness Barker 1999- Lib Dem Appointed Lord Cashman 2014- Labour Appointed Lord Oates 2015- Lib Dem Appointed Lord Livermore 2015- Labour Appointed Lord Barker 2015- Conservative Appointed Lord Hayward 2015- Conservative Appointed 18 Lord Gilbert 2015- Conservative Appointed USA Tammy Baldwin 2012- Democrat Elected Switzerland Claude Janiak 2007- Social Democrat Elected 19 LGBT Ministers 1977-2015 Name Years in Cabinet Position office Australia Penny Wong 2007- Climate Change 2010-2013 Finance and Deregulation Belgium Elio di Rupo 2011- Prime Minister Canada Scott Brison 2004-2006 Public Works Colombia Gina Parody 2014- Education Cecilia Alvarez 2014- Commerce Czech Republic Gustáv Slamečka 2009-2010 Transport Denmark Uffe Elbæk 2011-2012 Culture Mogens Jensen 2014- Trade Ecuador Carina Mafla 2012- Public Health Finland Pekka Haavisto* 1995-1999 Environment France Roger Karoutchi 2007-2009 Parliamentary Relations Frederic Mitterrand 2009-2011 Culture Jean-Jacques Aillagon 2002-2004 Culture Germany Guido Westerwelle 2009-2013 Foreign Minister Barbara Hendricks 2013- Environment Hungary Gábor Szetey 2006-2008 Human resources Iceland Jóhanna Sigurðardóttir 2007-2009 Social Affairs 2009-2014 Prime Minister Ireland Leo Varadkar 2014- Health 2011-2014 Transport & Tourism Isle of Man Allan Bell 2015- Chief Minister Italy Alfonso Pecoraro Scanio 2000-2001 Agriculture 2006-2008 Environment Latvia Edgars Rinkēvičs 2011- Foreign Affairs 20 Luxembourg Etienne Schneider 2012-13 Economy and Foreign Trade 2013- Deputy Prime Minister Xavier Bettel 2013- Prime Minister Netherlands Joop Wijn 2002-03 Economic Affairs 2006-07 Finance Gerda Verberg 2007- Agriculture, Nature and Food Jan Kees de Jager 2010-2012 Finance New Zealand Chris Carter 2004-2005 Housing 2005-2007 Building 2007-2008 Education Maryan Street 2007-2008 Housing Chris Finlayson 2008- Attorney General 2008- Arts and Culture Norway Per-Kristian Foss 2001-2005 Finance 2002 Acting PM Bent Høie 2013 Health Knut Olav Åmås 2013- Culture & Church Anne Holt 1996-1997 Justice Puerto Rico Alberto Lastra Power 2015- Housing South Africa Lynne Brown 2014- Public Enterprises Sweden Tobias Billström 2006- Migration Andreas Carlgren 2006- Environment Switzerland Claude Janiak 2004-2005 President UK Chris Smith 1997-2001 Culture Peter Mandelson 1998-1999 Trade & Industry 1999-2001 Northern Ireland 2008-2009 Business Nick Brown 1998-2001 Agriculture Ben Bradshaw 2009-2010 Culture, Media, Sport 21 David Laws 2010-2012 Chief Secretary to Treasury 2012-2015 Schools Nick Gibb 2010-2012 Schools 2015- NB: Jeronimo Saavedra Acevedo was the Spanish Minister of Public Administration 1993-1995
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