Colonel William A. Phillips

The 13th legislature of Antigua and Barbuda was elected on 12 March 2009.

As of April 8, 2022, it is the most recent parliament that has had a UPP majority.

Members

Party^[1]	Representative
UPP	Hon. Hazelyn Mason-Francis
UPP	Dr. Hon. Edmond Mansoor
UPP	Dr. Hon. Errol Cort
UPP	Hon. Malaka Parker
UPP	Hon. Joanne Massiah
UPP	Hon. Colin Derrick
UPP	Hon. Elmore Charles
UPP	Hon. Winston Williams
UPP	Hon. Anthony Stuart
UPP	Hon. David Massiah
ALP	Hon. Gail Christian Minority Leader (to July 2013) (resigned 9 August 2013)
ALP	Hon. Arthur Nibbs Minority Leader (from July 2013)
ALP	Hon. Paul Chet Greene
ALP	Hon. Lennox Weston
IND	Hon. Sylvia O'Mard
IND	Hon. McKenzie Morris Frank
BPM	Hon. Randolph Beazer

Changes to Senate during session^[1]
Senator the Hon. Mervyn RICHARDS (from March 2013)	UPP
Senator the Hon. Richard LEWIS (from March 2013)	UPP
Senator the Hon. Samantha MARSHALL (replaced G. Christian from August 2013)	ALP
Senator the Hon. Randolph BEAZER (resigned March 2013)	BPM

Party^[2]	Representative	Constituency
UPP	Hon. Baldwin Spencer Prime Minister	St. John's Rural West
ALP	Hon. Gaston Browne Leader of the Opposition	St. John's City West
UPP	Hon. Harold Lovell	St. John's City East
UPP	Hon. John Maginley	St. John's Rural North
UPP	Hon. Hilson Baptiste	St. Mary's South
UPP	Hon. Chester Hughes	All Saints East & St. Luke
UPP	Hon. Chanlah Codrington	All Saints West
UPP	Hon. Jacqui Quinn-Leandro	St. George
UPP	Hon. Wilmoth Daniel	St. Phillip South
UPP	Hon. Eleston Adams	St. Paul
BPM	Hon. Trevor Walker	Barbuda
UPP	Hon. Justin Simon	Attorney-General
ALP	Hon. Steadroy Cutie Benjamin	St. John's City South
ALP	Hon. Eustace Lake	St. John's Rural South
ALP	Hon. Lester Bird	St. John's Rural East
ALP	Hon. Molwyn Joseph	St. Mary's North
ALP	Hon. Asot Micheal	St. Peter
ALP	Hon. Robin Yearwood	St. Phillip North