Members of the Tasmanian House of Assembly, 1998–2002

This is a list of members of the Tasmanian House of Assembly, elected at the 1998 state election:

Name Party Electorate Years in office
Hon Jim Bacon Labor Denison 1996–2004
Ken Bacon Labor Lyons 1998–2005
Brenton Best Labor Braddon 1996–2014
Hon Fran Bladel[4] Labor Franklin 1986–2002
Hon Bill Bonde Liberal Braddon 1986–2002
Bob Cheek Liberal Denison 1996–2002
Jim Cox Labor Bass 1989–1992, 1996–2010
David Fry[1] Liberal Bass 2000–2002
Bryan Green Labor Braddon 1998–2017
Hon Ray Groom[2] Liberal Denison 1986–2001
Rene Hidding Liberal Lyons 1996–present
Hon Michael Hodgman[2] Liberal Denison 1992–1998, 2001–2010
Hon Peter Hodgman[3] Liberal Franklin 1986–2001
Hon Judy Jackson Labor Denison 1986–2006
Hon Gill James Labor Bass 1976–1989, 1992–2002
Steve Kons Labor Braddon 1998–2010
Hon Paul Lennon Labor Franklin 1990–2008
Hon David Llewellyn Labor Lyons 1986–2010, 2014–present
Hon Frank Madill[1] Liberal Bass 1986–2000
Martin McManus[3] Liberal Franklin 2001–2002
Hon Sue Napier Liberal Bass 1992–2010
Neville Oliver[4] Labor Franklin 2002
Hon Peter Patmore Labor Bass 1984–2002
Hon Michael Polley Labor Lyons 1972–2014
Peg Putt Greens Denison 1993–2008
Hon Tony Rundle Liberal Braddon 1982–2002
Matt Smith Liberal Franklin 1998–2002
Hon Denise Swan Liberal Lyons 1995–2002
Hon Paula Wriedt Labor Franklin 1996–2009
1 Liberal member Frank Madill resigned in early 2000. David Fry was elected as his replacement in February.
2 Liberal member Ray Groom resigned on 9 August 2001. Michael Hodgman was elected as his replacement on 21 August.
3 Liberal member Peter Hodgman resigned in 2001. Martin McManus was elected as his replacement on 19 October.
4 Labor member Fran Bladel resigned in 2002. Neville Oliver was elected as her replacement on 22 April.

Distribution of seats

Electorate Seats held
Bass          
Braddon          
Denison          
Franklin          
Lyons          
  Australian Labor Party – 14 seats (56%)
  Liberal Party of Australia – 10 seats (40%)
  Tasmanian Greens – 1 seat (4%)
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