They will be sitting on the opposite side of the legislature, but most members of the NDP cabinet will be returning despite a Saskatchewan Party majority.
Fifteen former NDP ministers were re-elected in their home ridings, while three were defeated.
Here is how the ministers fared:
- Pat Atkinson, Saskatoon Nutana, (Finance) - RE-ELECTED
- John Nilson, Regina Lakeview (Environment) - RE-ELECTED
- Maynard Sonntag, Meadow Lake (Industry) - RE-ELECTED
- Buckley Belanger, Athabasca (Transportation) - RE-ELECTED
- Harry Van Mulligen, Regina Douglas Park (Government Relations) - RE-ELECTED
- Deb Higgins, Moose Jaw Wakamow (Learning) - RE-ELECTED
- Mark Wartman, Regina Qu’Appelle Valley (Agriculture) - DEFEATED
- Judy Junor, Saskatoon Eastview (Crown Investments) - RE-ELECTED
- David Forbes, Saskatoon Centre (Labour) - RE-ELECTED
- Len Taylor, The Battlefords (Health) - RE-ELECTED
- Joan Beatty, Cumberland (Northern Affairs) - RE-ELECTED
- Frank Quennell, Saskatoon Meewasin (Justice) - RE-ELECTED
- Graham Addley, Saskatoon Sutherland (Healthy Living Services) - DEFEATED
- Warren McCall, Regina Elphinstone-Centre (Advanced Education and employment) - RE-ELECTED
- Kevin Yates, Regina Dewdney (Community Resources, government house leader) - RE-ELECTED
- Ron Harper, Regina Northeast (Corrections and Public Safety) - RE-ELECTED
- Lon Borgerson, Saskatchewan Rivers (Regional Development) - DEFEATED
- Sandra Morin, Regina Walsh Acres (Culture, Youth and Recreation) - RE-ELECTED
Eighteen members of the 19-minister NDP cabinet were running for re-election. Deputy premier Clay Serby announced before the election call that he is not running in his Yorkton riding because he is battling cancer.
Saskatchewan Votes 2007 »
- Saskatchewan Party wins majority government
- Only 10 years into its existence as a political force, the Saskatchewan Party will form a majority government and its leader Brad Wall will be the new premier.
- NDP had a 'good run in government'
- A desire for change pushed the NDP out of 16 years of rule in Saskatchewan, but leader Lorne Calvert said the party has no regrets.
- Liberals fail again to elect single MLA
- The third time was not a charm for Liberal Leader David Karwacki, as voters in Saskatoon Meewasin rebuffed his efforts for elected office.
- Shift in urban vote handed seats to Sask. Party
- The seeds of victory were sown in Regina and Saskatoon, where the Saskatchewan Party picked up five seats — but there were gains in other urban areas, too, that helped seal the election win.
- NDP holds on in Regina, but loses 3 seats
- Fortress Regina continued to stand for the NDP when the dust of Wednesday's election had settled, though its foundation was shaken by a trio of Saskatchewan Party wins.
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- Saskatchewan Party wins majority government
- Only 10 years into its existence as a political force, the Saskatchewan Party will form a majority government and its leader Brad Wall will be the new premier.
- NDP had a 'good run in government'
- A desire for change pushed the NDP out of 16 years of rule in Saskatchewan, but leader Lorne Calvert said the party has no regrets.
- Liberals fail again to elect single MLA
- The third time was not a charm for Liberal Leader David Karwacki, as voters in Saskatoon Meewasin rebuffed his efforts for elected office.
- Shift in urban vote handed seats to Sask. Party
- The seeds of victory were sown in Regina and Saskatoon, where the Saskatchewan Party picked up five seats — but there were gains in other urban areas, too, that helped seal the election win.
- NDP holds on in Regina, but loses 3 seats
- Fortress Regina continued to stand for the NDP when the dust of Wednesday's election had settled, though its foundation was shaken by a trio of Saskatchewan Party wins.
