List of sportsperson-politicians

This is a list of sportspeople who also worked as politicians and vice versa:[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]

Africa

Algeria

Name	Sport	Position
Ahmed Ben Bella	Association football (one appearance in Coupe de France 1940)	President of Algeria (1963-1965)

Gambia

Name	Sport	Position
Sheikh Omar Faye	Athletics (Olympic athlete)[9]	Minister of Youth, Sports and Religious Affairs (2006-2007)

Ghana

Name	Sport	Position
Robert Kotei	Athletics (high jump; Commonwealth medalist)[10]	Member of the Supreme Military Council

Ivory Coast

Name	Sport	Position
Bonaventure Kalou	Association football	Mayor of Vavoua[11]

Kenya

Name	Sport	Position
Wesley Korir	Athletics (marathon)	Member of the National Assembly[12]
Elijah Lagat	Athletics (marathon, Olympic athlete)	Member of the National Assembly for Emgwen (2007-?)
John Harun Mwau	Shooting (Olympic athlete)[13]	Candidate in the 2013 Kenyan general election at Makueni[14] Candidate in the 2013 Makueni by-election[15]

Liberia

Name	Sport	Position
Wesley Momo Johnson	Athletics (Olympic athlete)[16]	Vice-Chairman of the National Transitional Government of Liberia (2003-2006)
George Weah	Association football	President of Liberia (2018–present) Senator for Montserrado County (2015-2018)

Morocco

Name	Sport	Position
Salaheddine Mezouar	Basketball (international)[17]	Leader of the Opposition (2011-2013)
Nawal El Moutawakel	Athletics (Olympic medalist)[18]	Minister of Sports (2007-?)

Nigeria

Name	Sport	Position
Samson Omeruah

Seychelles

Name	Sport	Position
Jean-Paul Adam	Swimming (Olympic athlete)[19]	Minister for Foreign Affairs (2010-2015)

South Africa

Name	Sport	Position
Danny Jordaan
Louis Luyt
Ossie Newton-Thompson
Paul Roos

Uganda

Name	Sport	Position
Idi Amin	Boxing (light heavyweight boxing champion)[20]	President of Uganda (1971-1975)
Aggrey Awori	Athletics (Olympic athlete)[21]	Member of the Ugandan Parliament (2001-2006) Minister for Information and Communications Technology (2009-2011)

Asia

Afghanistan

Name	Sport	Position
Robina Muqimyar

China

Hong Kong

Name	Sport	Position
Ronnie Wong	Swimming (Olympic athlete)[22]	Member of the Urban Council (1986-1991; 1995-1998) Member of the Southern District Council (2001-?)

Egypt

Name	Sport	Position
Mustafa Mansour	Association football (1934 FIFA World Cup,[23] Olympic athlete)[24]	Government minister[25]

Georgia

Name	Sport	Position
Kakha Kaladze	Association football	Mayor of Tbilisi (2017–present)

India

Name	Sport	Position
Kirti Azad	Cricket	Member of Parliament
Mohammad Azharuddin	Cricket	Member of Parliament
Prasun Banerjee	Football	Member of Parliament
Chetan Chauhan	Cricket	Member of Parliament
Kalikesh Narayan Singh Deo	Shooting	Member of Parliament
Gautam Gambhir	Cricket	Member of Parliament
Sachin Tendulkar	Cricket	Member of Parliament
Aslam Sher Khan	Field Hockey	Member of Parliament
Manoharsinhji Pradyumansinhji	Cricket	Member of the Gujarat Legislative Assembly
Jaipal Singh Munda	Field Hockey	member of the Constituent Assembly
Wangnia Pongte	Football	Member of the Arunachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly
Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore	Shooting	Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports
Laxmi Ratan Shukla	Cricket	Member of the West Bengal Legislative Assembly
Navjot Singh Sidhu	Cricket	Member of Parliament
Jyotirmoyee Sikdar	Athletics	Member of Parliament
Karni Singh	Shooting	Member of Parliament
Pargat Singh	Field Hockey	Member of the Punjab Legislative Assembly
Dilip Tirkey	Field Hockey	Member of Parliament

Iran

Name	Sport	Position
Amir Abedini
Javad Arianmanesh
Alireza Dabir
Mohammad Dadkan
Saeid Daghighi
Ali Fathollahzadeh
Mahmoud Goudarzi
Shamseddin Hosseini
Abbas Jadidi
Amir Reza Khadem	Wrestling
Rasoul Khadem	Wrestling
Behnam Mahmoudi
Arash Miresmaeili
Hossein Rezazadeh
Hadi Saei
Hamid Sajjadi
Nasrollah Sajjadi

Iraq

Name	Sport	Position
Ahmed Radhi	Association football	Member of the Majlis an-Nuwwāb (2007-?)

Japan

Name	Sport	Position
Jiro Akama
Tarō Asō
Hiroshi Hase
Seiko Hashimoto
Hayateumi Hidehito
Manabu Horii
Tsuneo Horiuchi
Antonio Inoki
Kunishige Kamamoto
Shinobu Kandori
Kyokudōzan Kazuyasu
Kenshiro Matsunami
Kenji Ogiwara
Katsuo Okazaki
Atsushi Onita
Kiyoko Ono
The Great Sasuke
Masami Tanabu
Ryoko Tani
Toshirō Tomochika

Kazakhstan

Name	Sport	Position
Serik Konakbayev	Boxing (Olympic athlete)[26]	Member of the Parliament of Kazakhstan (1999-?)

Malaysia

Name	Sport	Position
David E. L. Choong	Badminton	Penang State Legislative Assemblyman for Air Itam (1974-1978) Candidate in the 1964 Malaysian general election at Tanjong Candidate in the 1990 Malaysian general election at Bukit Bendera
Soh Chin Aun	Association football (Olympic athlete)	Candidate in the 1986 Malaysian general election at Kota Melaka

Mongolia

Name	Sport	Position
Khaltmaagiin Battulga	Sambo (martial art)	President of Mongolia (2017-?)
Badmaanyambuugiin Bat-Erdene	Wrestling	Member of the State Great Khural (2004-?)
Dolgorsürengiin Sumyaabazar	Wrestling	Member of the State Great Khural (2012-?)
Agvaansamdangiin Sükhbat	Wrestling	Member of the State Great Khural (2016-?)
Kyokushūzan Noboru	Sumo	Member of the State Great Khural (2008-2012)

Pakistan

Name	Sport	Position
Asif Bajwa	Field hockey
Syed Iftikhar Bokhari	Cricket
Anwar Aziz Chaudhry	Swimming
Imran Khan	Cricket	Prime Minister
Zafarullah Khan Jamali	Field hockey
Abdul Hafeez Kardar	Cricket
Sarfraz Nawaz	Cricket
Aamer Sohail	Cricket
Qasim Zia	Field hockey

Philippines

Name	Sport	Position
Ato Agustin
Paul Artadi
Herminio A. Astorga
Aldin Ayo
Philip Cezar
Atoy Co
Vivencio Cuyugan
Dondon Hontiveros
Robert Jaworski	Basketball	Senator
Robert Jaworski Jr.
Arsenio Lacson	Basketball Association football	Mayor of Manila
Mark Macapagal
Yoyong Martirez
Vergel Meneses
Bobby Pacquiao
Manny Pacquiao	Boxing Basketball	Senator
Ambrosio Padilla
Franz Pumaren
Mikee Romero
Monsour del Rosario
Chris Tiu
Simeon Toribio
Freddie Webb
Francis Zamora

South Korea

Name	Sport	Position
Choi Yun-hui	Swimming	2nd Vice Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism of the Gouvernment of the Republic of Korea(20 December 2019~)
Lee Erisa	Table tennis	Former member of National Assembly of the Republic of Korea(2012~2016)
Lee Yong	Bobsleigh, Luge, Skeleton	Member of National Assembly of the Republic of Korea(2020~)
Lim O-kyeong	Handball	Member of National Assembly of the Republic of Korea(2020~)

Sri Lanka

Name	Sport	Position
Wirantha Fernando
Sanath Jayasuriya
Arjuna Ranatunga

Taiwan

Name	Sport	Position
Cheng Chih-lung	Basketball	Legislative Yuan (?-?)
Chi Cheng	Athletics (Olympic medalist)[27]	Legislative Yuan (1981-1989)
Chuang Chia-chia	Taekwondo (Asian Games medalist)	Director of the Taoyuan Department of Sports
Henry Hsu	Volleyball and association football (both Far Eastern Championship Games)	Member of the Legislative Yuan (1973-1987)
Huang Chih-hsiung	Taekwondo (Olympic medalist)	Member of the Legislative Yuan (2008-2016)

Thailand

Name	Sport	Position
Yaowapa Boorapolchai	Taekwondo (Olympic medalist)[28]
Payao Poontarat	Boxing (Olympic medalist)	MP (2001-?)
Paradorn Srichaphan	Tennis (Olympic athlete)

Turkey

Name	Sport	Position
Mehmet Ali Aybar
Mustafa Dağıstanlı
Saffet Sancaklı
Kenan Sofuoğlu
Hakan Şükür
Hamza Yerlikaya

Europe

Albania

Name	Sport	Position
Kreshnik Çipi

Austria

Name	Sport	Position
Kira Grünberg
Elmar Lichtenegger
Jürgen Mandl
Patrick Ortlieb
Liese Prokop

Belgium

Name	Sport	Position
Michel Dighneef

Bulgaria

Name	Sport	Position
Slavcho Binev
Boyko Borisov
Krasen Kralev
Yordan Letchkov
Nonka Matova

Croatia

Name	Sport	Position
Mirko Filipović	Mixed martial arts	Member of Parliament, 2003-2008
Sandra Perković	Athletics (Discus throw)	Member of Parliament, 2015–present

Denmark

Name	Sport	Position
Erik Bo Andersen
Joachim B. Olsen	Athletics (Shot put)	Member of the Folketing
Ulrik Wilbek

Faroe Islands

Name	Sport	Position
Aksel V. Johannesen
Kaj Leo Johannesen
Poul Michelsen
Bárður á Steig Nielsen
Annika Olsen

Estonia

Name	Sport	Position
Jüri Jaanson
Madis Kallas
Erki Nool
Jüri Tamm
Toomas Tõniste
Jaak Uudmäe

Finland

Name	Sport	Position
Arto Bryggare
Sari Essayah
Kelpo Gröndahl
Tony Halme
Kuuno Honkonen
Antti Kalliomäki
Marjo Matikainen-Kallström
Juha Mieto
Eino Pekkala
Ari Vatanen
Lasse Virén

France

Name	Sport	Position
Éric Di Meco
Amédée Domenech
David Douillet
Guy Drut
Christian Estrosi
Chantal Jouanno
Patrick Tambay	Motorsport	Deputy Mayor of Le Cannet
Maurice Trintignant	Motorsport	Mayor

Germany

Name	Sport	Position
Heike Drechsler
Ruth Fuchs
Gunhild Hoffmeister
Barbara Petzold
Diana Sartor
Ilona Slupianek

Greece

Name	Sport	Position
Georgios Anatolakis
Panagiotis Fasoulas
Giannis Ioannidis
Pantelis Karasevdas
Giorgos Katsibardis
Vasilis Kikilias
Konstantinos Kotzias
Konstandinos Koukodimos
Elena Kountoura
Grigoris Lambrakis
Tasos Mitropoulos
Vasilis Papageorgopoulos
Karolos Papoulias
Voula Patoulidou
Sofia Sakorafa
Paschalis Tountouris
Antonis Tritsis

Hungary

Name	Sport	Position
Zsolt Borkai
Attila Czene
István Friedrich
Viktor Orbán
Pál Schmitt

Iceland

Name	Sport	Position
Albert Guðmundsson	Association football[29][30]	Member of Althing (1974-1987)[31]
Willum Þór Þórsson	Association football	Member of Althing (2013-2016)

Ireland

Name	Sport	Position
Dermot Ahern	Windsurfing (Ulster champion)[32]	TD for Louth (1987-2011)
Bob Aylward	Hurling (County Kilkenny intercounty)	Senator (1973–1974)
George Beamish	Rugby union (1930 British Lions tour)	High Sheriff of County Londonderry (1962)[33]
Richard Belton	Bridge (national representative)	Senator (1969-1973)
Edward Bligh	Cricket (first-class)	MP for Athboy (1800-1801)
John Boland	Tennis (Olympic medalist)	MP for South Kerry (1900–1918)
Enda Bonner	Gaelic football (Donegal GAA)	Senator (2007-2012) Donegal County Councillor (1999–) at Glenties
Joseph Brennan	Gaelic football (Donegal GAA)	TD for Donegal West (1951–1961), Donegal South-West (1961–1969), Donegal–Leitrim (1969–1977), and Donegal (1977–1980)
Francie Brolly	Gaelic football (Derry GAA)	Northern Ireland MLA for East Londonderry (2003–2010)
Seán Brosnan	Gaelic football (Kerry GAA)	TD for Cork North-East (1969-1973; 1974-1979) Senator (1973-1974) MEP for Ireland (1977-1979)
John Browne	Hurling (Wexford GAA)	TD for Wexford (1982–2016)
Hugh Byrne	Gaelic football (Wexford GAA) and hurling ((Kildare GAA)	TD for Wexford (1981–1989; 1992–2002)
Patrick Cahill	Gaelic football (Wexford GAA) and hurling ((Kildare GAA)	TD for Kerry–Limerick West (1921-1923) and Kerry (1923-1927)
Mark Clinton	Gaelic football (Meath GAA)	TD for Dublin County (1961-1969), Dublin County North (1969-1977), and Dublin County West (1977-1981) Leinster (1979-1989)
Paddy Clohessy	Hurling (Limerick GAA)	TD for Limerick East (1957-1969)
Eamonn Coghlan	Athletics (Olympic athlete)	Senator (2011–2016)
Clement Coughlan	Gaelic football (Donegal GAA)	TD for Donegal (1980–1983)
Hugh Coveney	Yachting (Admiral's Cup)	TD for Cork South-Central (1981-1982; 1982-1987; 1994-1998) Lord Mayor of Cork (1982-1983)
Brian Cowen	Gaelic football (Offaly GAA)	Taoiseach (2008-2011)
Denny Curran	Gaelic football (Kerry GAA)	Tralee Urban Councillor
Jimmy Deenihan	Gaelic football (Kerry GAA) Rugby union (Garryowen Football Club)	Senator (1983-1987) TD for Kerry North (1987-2011) and Kerry North–West Limerick (2011-2016)
John Donnellan	Gaelic football (Galway GAA)	TD for Galway East (1964-1969; 1977-1981), Galway North-East (1969-1977), and Galway West (1981-1989)
Michael Donnellan	Gaelic football (Galway GAA)	TD for Galway East (1943-1948; 1961-1964) and Galway North (1948-1961)
John Doyle	Hurling (Tipperary GAA)	Senator (1969–1973) Candidate in the 1969 Irish general election at Tipperary North
John Duffy	Gaelic football (Donegal GAA)	Candidate in the 2011 Irish general election at Donegal South-West
Kenny Egan	Boxing (Olympic medalist)	South Dublin County Councillor (2014-)[34][35]
James Ennis	Cricket (first-class)[36]	Candidate in the 1932, 1933, and 1937 Irish general elections at Dublin County
Martin Ferris	Gaelic football (Kerry GAA)	TD for Kerry North (2002-2011), Kerry North–West Limerick (2011-2016), and Kerry (2016-)
Jack Finlay	Hurling (Laois GAA)	TD for Laois–Offaly (1933–1938)
Michael Finneran	Gaelic football (Roscommon GAA)	TD for Longford–Roscommon (2002–2007) and Roscommon–South Leitrim (2007–2011) Senator (1989–2002)
Peter Fitzpatrick	Gaelic football (Louth GAA)	Louth (2011–)
Seán Flanagan	Gaelic football (Mayo GAA)	TD for Mayo South (1951–1969) and Mayo East (1969–1977)
Des Foley	Gaelic football and hurling (Dublin GAA)	TD for Dublin County (1965-1969) and Dublin County North (1969–1973)
Graham Geraghty	Gaelic football (Meath GAA)	Candidate in the 2007 Irish general election at Meath West
Hugh Gibbons	Gaelic football (Roscommon GAA)	TD for Roscommon (1965–1969) and Roscommon–Leitrim (1969–1977)
Michael Gleeson	Gaelic football (Kerry GAA)[37]	Mayor of Killarney
Jim Glennon	Rugby union (international)	TD for Dublin North (2002–2007) Senator (2000–2002)
Oliver St. John Gogarty	Art competitions (Olympic medalist) Association football (Preston North End FC and Bohemian FC)	Senator (1922–1936)
Charles Haughey	Gaelic football (Parnells GAA)	Taoiseach (1982; 1987-1992)
Jackie Healy-Rae	Gaelic football and hurling (Kerry Senior Hurling Championship)	TD for Kerry South (1997–2011)
Michael Herbert	Hurling (Limerick GAA)	TD for Limerick East (1969-1981) MEP for Ireland (1973-1979)
Tony Herbert	Gaelic football and hurling (Limerick GAA and Dublin GAA)	Senator (1977–1981; 1982–1983)
Lorraine Higgins	Golf (national finalist)	Senator (2011–2016)
Colm Hilliard	Gaelic football and hurling (Meath GAA)	TD for Meath (1982–1997)
Paddy Holohan	Mixed martial arts (TUF 18)	South Dublin County Councillor at Tallaght South (2019-)
Samuel Irwin	Rugby union (national team) Cricket[38]	MP for Queen's University of Belfast (1948-1961)
Manus Kelly	Rally driving	Donegal County Councillor
Seán Kelly	Gaelic football (Kilcummin GAA)	MEP for South (2009-)
Henry Kenny	Gaelic football (Mayo GAA)	TD for Mayo South (1954–1969) and Mayo West (1969–1975)
Séamus Kirk	? (Louth GAA)	TD for Louth (1982-2016)
Patrick Lalor	Hurling (Laois GAA)	TD for Laois–Offaly (1961–1981) MEP for MEP for Leinster (1979–1994)
Gordon Lambert	Field hockey (Three Rock Rovers Hockey Club)[39]	Senator (1977-?)
Paddy Lane	Rugby union (national team)[40]	MEP for Munster (1989–1994)
James Larkin	Gaelic football (St Eunan's GAA)	Senator (1982-1983)
Liam Lawlor	Hurling (GAA Interprovincial Championship)	TD for Dublin County West (1977–1981), Dublin County (1982), and ? (1987–2002)
Patrick Lenihan	Hurling (Westmeath GAA)	TD for Longford–Westmeath (1965-1970)
Jack Lynch	Gaelic football and hurling (Cork GAA)	Taoiseach (1966-1973; 1977-1979)
Seamus Mallon	Gaelic football (Armagh GAA)	Deputy First Minister of Northern Ireland (1998-2001)
James Pat McDaid	Gaelic football (Glenswilly GAA)	Mayor of Letterkenny Municipal District in Mayor of Letterkenny Municipal District (2016-)[41]
Brian McEniff	Gaelic football (Donegal GAA)	Donegal County Councillor (1979-?)
Basil McFarland	Rugby union (international)	Northern Ireland Senator (1945–1950) Mayor of Derry (1939-1940; 1945-1950)
Ian McGarvey	Association football	Donegal County Councillor (2004-)
Edward McGuire	Gaelic football (Roscommon GAA)	Senator (1948-1961)
Joe McHugh	Association football (Bonagee United F.C.) Gaelic football	TD for Donegal North-East (2007–2016) and Donegal (2016–) Senator (2002–2007)
Gerry McLoughlin	Rugby union (1983 British Lions tour to New Zealand)	Mayor of Limerick (2012-2013)
Justin McNulty	Gaelic football (Armagh GAA)	Northern Ireland MLA for Newry and Armagh (2016–)
Jack McQuillan	Gaelic football (Roscommon GAA)	TD for Roscommon (1948-1965)
Anthony Molloy	Gaelic football (Donegal GAA)	Donegal County Councillor (2019-)
Sir Henry Mulholland, 1st Baronet	Cricket (first-class)[42]	MP for Down (1921-1929) and Ards (1929-1945)
Jimmy Mulroy	Gaelic football (Louth GAA)	Senator (1987-1989)[43]
Sheelagh Murnaghan	Field hockey (national team)	MP for Queen's University of Belfast (1961-1969)
James Myles	Rugby (national team)	TD for Donegal (1923-1937) and Donegal East (1937-1943)"Major James Myles". Oireachtas Members Database. Retrieved 9 May 2012.</ref>
Des O'Grady	Gaelic football Cork GA	Cork County Councillor (2014-?)
Batt O'Keeffe	Gaelic football (Cork GAA)	Senator (1989-1992) TD for Cork South-Central (1987-1989; 1992-2007) and Cork North-West (2007-2011)
John O'Leary	Gaelic football (Dublin GAA)	Candidate in the 2007 Irish general election at Dublin North
Donogh O'Malley	Rugby union (Connacht, Ulster, and Munster)	TD for Limerick East (1954-1968)
Tom O'Reilly	Gaelic football (Cavan GAA)	TD for Cavan (1944-1948)
Grace O'Sullivan	Surfing (national champion)	Senator (2016-2019) South (2019-)
Barney Rock	Gaelic football (Dublin GAA)	Candidate in the 1991 Dublin City Council election at Finglas ward[44]
Caitríona Ruane	Tennis (Fed Cup)[45]	Northern Ireland MLA for South Down (2003-2017)
Dan Spring	Gaelic football (Kerry GAA)	TD for Kerry North (1943-1981)
Dick Spring	Gaelic football (Kerins O'Rahilly's GAA) Hurling (Crotta O'Neill's)	Tánaiste (1982-1987; 1993-1994; 1994-1997)
Austin Stack	Gaelic football (Kerry GAA)	TD for West Kerry (1918–1921), Kerry–Limerick West (1921–1923), and Kerry (1923-1927)
Martin Storey	Hurling (Wexford GAA)	Wexford County Councillor (2013-2014)
Oscar Traynor	Association football (Belfast Celtic F.C.)	Minister for Defence (1939-1948; 1951-1954)
Jim Tunney	Gaelic football (Dublin GAA)	Lord Mayor of Dublin (1984-1985)
Éamon de Valera	Rugby (Munster Rugby)[46]	President of Ireland (1959-1973) Taoiseach (1937-1948; 1951-1954; 1957-1959)
Brian Whelahan	Hurling (Offaly GAA)	Birr Town Councillor
John Wilson	Gaelic football (Cavan GAA)	Tánaiste (1990-1993)
William McConnell Wilton	Association football (Institute F.C.)	Northern Ireland Senator (1945-1953)
G. V. Wright	Gaelic football (Dublin GAA) Basketball (international level)	TD for Dublin North (1987-1989; 1997-2007) Senate (1982; 1989-1997)

Italy

Name	Sport	Position
Paolo Barelli	Swimming (Olympic athlete)[47]	Senator of the Republic
Pietro Mennea	Athletics (Olympic medalist)[48]	MEP (1999-2004)
Josefa Idem	Canoeing (Olympic medalist)	Senator of the Republic Minister of Sport

Luxembourg

Name	Sport	Position
Josy Barthel
Camille Dimmer
Colette Flesch
Jean Hamilius
Norbert Haupert
Nancy Kemp-Arendt
Anne Kremer
Pierre Mellina
Tessy Scholtes

Montenegro

Name	Sport	Position
Janko Vučinić	Boxing	MP (2012–present)

Netherlands

Name	Sport	Position
Roy Bottse	Athletics (Olympic athlete)[49]	Candidate in the 2016 Curaçao general election
James Sharpe	Athletics (hurdles; Olympic athlete)	Member of the Tweede Kamer(2010)[50]
Erica Terpstra	Athletics (Olympic medalist)[51]	Member of the Tweede Kamer (2010)[52]
Ruud Vreeman	Indoor hockey	Member of the Tweede Kamer (1994-1997) Member of the Eerste Kamer (2015-2016)[53]

Norway

Name	Sport	Position
Hans Bergsland
Ivar Egeberg
Eilert Eilertsen
Håkon Fimland
Jon Fossum
Jan Gulbrandsen
Gunnar Gundersen
Arne Hamarsland
Anne Sophie Hunstad
Peter Mentz Jebsen
Linda Medalen
Tove Paule
Anders Rambekk
Børre Rognlien
Helge Sivertsen
Morten Strand
Tom Tvedt

Poland

Name	Sport	Position
Witold Bańka
Roman Kosecki
Grzegorz Lato
Tomasz Lipiec
Małgorzata Olejnik
Jan Tomaszewski
Janusz Wójcik
Andrzej Wyglenda

Romania

Name	Sport	Position
Octavian Bellu
Anghel Iordănescu
Lia Manoliu
Cătălin Moroșanu
Ilie Năstase
Nicolae Rainea
Gabriela Szabo

Russia

Name	Sport	Position
Viacheslav Fetisov
Valery Gazzaev
Valeri Gladilin
Olga Glatskikh
Svetlana Ishmouratova
Alina Kabaeva
Aleksandr Karelin
Anatoly Karpov
Garry Kasparov
Batu Khasikov
Svetlana Khorkina
Pavel Kolobkov
Oleg Malyshkin
Dmitri Nossov
Irina Rodnina
Marat Safin
Dmitri Sautin
Anton Sikharulidze
Alexey Smertin
Viktor Sysoyev
Sergei Tchepikov
Vladislav Tretiak
Nikolai Valuev
Yury Vlasov
Alexey Voyevoda
Lyubov Yegorova
Svetlana Zhurova

San Marino

Name	Sport	Position
Nicola Selva	Athletics (Olympics athlete)[54]	Captain Regent (2019–present)

Slovakia

Name	Sport	Position
Milan Haborák	Athletics (shot-put)	Vice-chairman of Hnutie Vpred
Peter Šťastný	Ice hockey (NHL)	MEP for Slovakia (2004-2014)

Slovenia

Name	Sport	Position
Alenka Bikar	Athletics (Olympic athlete)[55]	Member of the Državni zbor (2012-?)
Katja Koren	Alpine skiing (Olympic medalist)	Candidate
Miro Steržaj	9 pin bowling	Mayor of Ljutomer

Spain

Name	Sport	Position
Andoni Imaz	Football	Sports Councillor (Municipality of Tolosa, (2003-2007)[56]

Sweden

Name	Sport	Position
Yngve Häckner	Athletics (javelin)	Member of the Andra kammaren (1948-1952)

Switzerland

Name	Sport	Position
Lucia Näfen-Zehnder	Skiing	Municipal councillor at Brig-Glis (2008-?)[57][58]

Ukraine

Name	Sport	Position
Zhan Beleniuk
Oleg Blokhin
Sergey Bubka
Andriy Deryzemlya
Nataliya Dobrynska
Olha Kharlan
Vitali Klitschko
Olena Pidhrushna
Olha Saladukha
Viktor Savchenko
Andriy Shevchenko
Hryhoriy Surkis
Ihor Surkis
Denys Sylantyev
Elbrus Tedeyev
Alexander Volkov

United Kingdom

Name	Sport	Position
Sir Thomas Abdy, 1st Baronet, of Albyns	Cricket (Marylebone Cricket Club)	MP for Lyme Regis (1847–1852)
Lord Aboyne	Cricket (first-class)[59]	MP for East Grinstead (1818–1830) and Huntingdonshire (1830–1831) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 1]
Gerald Abrahams	Chess	Candidate in the 1945 United Kingdom general election at Sheffield Hallam
Charles Allen	Rugby union	MP for Stroud (1900-1918)
David Anderson	Shooting	MP for Dumfriesshire (1963-1964)
Tonia Antoniazzi	Rugby (international player)	MP for Gower (2017-)
Robert Antrobus	Cricket	London County Councillor for St George Hanover Square (1889-1904; became alderman in 1898)
Jeffrey Archer	Cricket (Marylebone Cricket Club)	MP for Louth (1969-1974) Member of the House of Lords
James Lloyd Ashbury	Yachting (America’s Cup)	MP for Brighton (1874-1880)
Hubert Ashton	Cricket Association football	High Sheriff of Essex (1943) MP for Chelmsford (1950-1964)
Lord Astor of Hever	Rackets (Olympic medalist)	Alderman in London County Council (1922-1925) MP for Dover (1922-1945) Member of the House of Lords
William Bagge	Cricket (first-class)	MP for West Norfolk (1837-1857; 1865-1880)
Matt Baker	Association football	Candidate in the 2010 Leeds City Council election at Weetwood
Bannerman of Kildonan	Rugby union	Chairman of the Scottish Liberal Party (1954–1964) Member of the House of Lords (1967–1969)
Richard Barnett	Shooting (Olympic athlete) Chess	MP for St Pancras West (1916-1918) St Pancras South West (1918-1929)
Charles James Barnett	Cricket (first-class)[60]	MP for Maidstone (1831–1835)
Henry Barnett	Cricket (first-class)	MP for Woodstock (1865–1874)
Lord Barrymore	Cricket (first-class)	MP for Heytesbury (1791–1793)
Hamar Alfred Bass	Cricket (first-class)	MP for Tamworth (1878–1885) and West Staffordshire (1885–1898)
Reginald Bennett	Yachting	MP for Gosport and Fareham (1950-1974) and Fareham (1974-1979)
Lord William Bentinck	Cricket (one match)[61]	MP for Camelford (1796), Nottinghamshire (1796-1803; 1812-1814; 1816-1826), King's Lynn (1826-1828), and Glasgow (1836-1839) Governor-General of India (1828–1835)
J. G. B. Ponsonby	Cricket (first-class)[62]	Member of Parliament for Bletchingley (1831), Higham Ferrers (1831–1832), Derby (1835–1847) Lord Lieutenant of Carlow (1838-1880)[lower-alpha 2]
Christopher Bethell-Codrington	Cricket (first-class)	MP for Tewkesbury (1939-1951)
Christopher Bland	Fencing (Olympic athlete)	Chairman of the BBC Board of Governors (1996 to 2001) Greater London Councillor for Lewisham
Lord Blandford	Cricket (first-class)[63]	MP for Chippenham (1818–1820) and Woodstock (1826–1831; 1832-1835; 1838-1840) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 3] Lord Lieutenant of Oxfordshire (1842-1857)[lower-alpha 3]
John Boland	Tennis (Olympic medalist)	MP for South Kerry (1900-1918)
Dennis Boles	Cricket (Minor Counties Championship[64])	MP for Wells (1797-1812)
Robert Bourne	Rowing (Olympic medalist)	MP for Oxford (1924-1938)
Patrick Bowes-Lyon	Tennis	Candidate in the 1885 United Kingdom general election at Barnard Castle
Sir William Bowyer-Smijth, 11th Baronet	Cricket (MCC)[65]	MP for South Essex (1852-1857)
Robert Bradford	Association football	MP for Belfast South (1974-1981)
H. R. Brand	Cricket (Sussex County Cricket Club)	MP for Hertfordshire (1868–1874) and Stroud (1874–1875; 1880–1886) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 4]
Gyles Brandreth	Scrabble	MP for City of Chester (1992-1997)
Albert Brassey	Rowing	MP for Banbury (1895-1906)
William Brett	Rowing (The Boat Race)	MP for Helston (1866–1868) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 5]
William Bridgeman	Cricket (first-class)[66]	MP for Oswestry (1895-1906) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 6]
William Bromley-Davenport	Association football	MP for Macclesfield (1886-1906) Financial Secretary to the War Office (1903-1905)
Warwick Brookes	Yachting	MP for Mile End (1916-1918)
Henry Brouncker, 3rd Viscount Brouncker	Chess	MP for New Romney (1665–1668)
Ralph Kilner Brown	Athletics (hurdling; British Empire Games medalist)	Candidate in the 1945 United Kingdom general election at Stourbridge
Robert Brudenell	Cricket (first-class)[67]	MP for Marlborough (1797-1802) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 7]
Anthony Buller	Cricket (first-class)[68]	MP for West Looe (1812–1816; 1831–1832)[69]
James Redfoord Bulwer	Cricket (first-class)[70]	MP for Ipswich (1874–1880) and Cambridgeshire (1881–1885)
Lord Burghley	Cricket (first-class)[71]	MP for South Lincolnshire (1847–1857) and North Northamptonshire (1857–1867) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 8]
Tom Burlison	Association football	Treasurer of the Labour Party Member of the House of Lords
Robert Byerley	Horse racing (breeder; Byerley Turk)	MP for County Durham (1865-1690) and Knaresborough (1695-1714)[72][73]
Dan Byles	Rowing (Atlantic Rowing Race)	MP for North Warwickshire (2010-2015)
Menzies Campbell	Athletics (sprinting; Olympic athlete)	MP for North East Fife (1987-2015) Leader of the Liberal Democrats (2006-2007)
Sol Campbell	Association football	Candidate for the 2016 London mayoral election (not shortlisted)
Malcolm Campbell	Racing motorist	Candidate in the 1935 United Kingdom general election at Deptford
George Cavendish-Bentinck	Cricket (first-class)	MP for Taunton (1859–1865) and Whitehaven (1865–1891)
Victor Cazalet	Squash (four-time champion)[74]	MP for Chippenham (1924-1943)
Tankerville Chamberlayne	Cricket and yachting	MP for Southampton (1892-1895; 1900-1906)
Christopher Chataway	Athletics (sprinter)	MP for Lewisham North (1959-1966) and Chichester (1969-1974)
George Stanhope, 7th Earl of Chesterfield	Cricket (first-class)	MP for Nottinghamshire South (1860–1866) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 9]
Joseph William Chitty	Cricket (first-class)	MP for Oxford (1880-1881) Lord Justice of Appeal (1897-1899)
William Clegg	Association football	Lord Mayor of Sheffield (1898) Sheffield City Councillor (1985-?)
Sebastian Coe	Athletics (middle-distance; Olympic medalist)	Member of Parliament for Falmouth and Camborne (1992-1997) Member of the House of Lords (2000-) Chief of Staff to the Leader of the Opposition (1997-2001)
Wenman Coke	Cricket (first-class)[75]	MP for Norfolk East (1858-1865)
Henry Cole	Cricket[76]	MP for Enniskillen (1844–1851) and Fermanagh (1854–1880)
Francis Compton	Cricket (first-class)	MP for South Hampshire (1880-1885) and New Forest (1885–1892)
Arthur Conan Doyle[lower-alpha 10]	Cricket (first-class)[77]	Candidate in the 1900 United Kingdom general election at Edinburgh Central Candidate in the 1906 United Kingdom general election at Hawick Burghs
Martin Conway	Mountaineering	MP for Combined English Universities (1918-1931) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 11]
Lord Cope	Rugby union	Member of Parliament for Llandaff and Barry(1918-1929) Member of the House of Lords (1945-1946)
William Courtenay	Cricket (first-class)[78]	MP for Exeter Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 12]
John Coventry	Cricket (first-class)	Mayor of Worcester (1929; 1930) Candidate in the 1929 United Kingdom general election at Carmarthen
Lord Cowdrey of Tonbridge	Cricket (first-class)	Member of the House of Lords (1997-2000)
James Cracknell	Rowing	Candidate in the 2014 European Parliament election in the United Kingdom at South West England
Aidan Crawley	Cricket (first-class)	MP for Buckingham (1945–1951) and West Derbyshire (1962–1967)
Anthony Crossley	Tennis (Wimbledon)[79][80]	Oldham (1931–1935) and Stretford (1935–1939)
Foster Cunliffe	Cricket (first-class)	Candidate in the 1909 East Denbighshire by-election
Herbert Mascall Curteis	Cricket (first-class)[81]	MP for Rye (1847-1852)[82]
Lord Dalkeith	Cricket (first-class)[67][83]	MP for Marlborough (1793–1796; 1806–1807), Ludgershall (1796–1804), and Mitchell (1805–1806) Lord Lieutenant of Selkirkshire (1794–1797), Dumfriesshire (1797–1819), and Midlothian (1812-1819)[lower-alpha 13]
Daniel Dalton	Cricket (List A)	MEP for West Midlands
Lord Darnley	Cricket (test)	Member of the House of Lords (representative peer) (1905-?)
Ewan Davies	Rugby union	Candidate in the 1924 United Kingdom general election at Cardiff South Candidate in the 1929 United Kingdom general election at Llandaff and Barry
William Deedes (1796-1862)	Cricket (first-class)	MP for East Kent (1845–1857; 1857-1862)
William Deedes (1834–1887)	Cricket (first-class)	MP for East Kent (1876-1880)
Philip Dehany	Cricket (pioneer)	MP for St Ives (1778-1780)
George Denman	Rowing	MP for Tiverton (1859–1865; 1866–1872)
Lady Denton of Wakefield	Auto racing	Member of the House of Lords (1991-2001)
Lord Desborough	Fencing (Olympic medalist)	MP for Salisbury (1880-1882; 1885-1886) MP for Hereford (1892-1893) MP for Wycombe (1900-1905) Member of/ the House of Lords (1905-1945)
Ted Dexter	Cricket (Test)	Candidate in the 1964 United Kingdom general election at Cardiff South East
Geoffrey Dickens	Boxing (heavyweight)	MP for Huddersfield West (1979–1983) and Littleborough and Saddleworth (1983–1995)
Jack Dormand	Association football and cricket	MP for Easington (1970–1987)
Charles Sackville, 2nd Duke of Dorset	Cricket	MP for East Grinstead (1734–1742; 1761-1765), Sussex (1742–1747), and Old Sarum (1747–1754) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 14]
John Sackville, 3rd Duke of Dorset	Cricket	Lord Lieutenant of Kent (1769–1797) Member of the House of Lords
The Marquess of Douglas and Clydesdale	Boxing (Scottish amateur middleweight champion)	MP for Renfrewshire East (1930–1940) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 15]
Alec Douglas-Home	Cricket (first-class)[lower-alpha 16]	MP for Lanark (1931-1945; 1950-1951)[lower-alpha 16] and Kinross and Western Perthshire (1963-1974) Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (1963-1964) Member of the House of Lords (1951-1963;[lower-alpha 17] 1974-1995[lower-alpha 18])
Lord Douglas of Douglas	Cricket (Marylebone Cricket Club)[67]	MP for Lanarkshire (1830-1832) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 19]
Lord Drumlanrig	Cricket (first-class)[84]	MP for Dumfriesshire (1847–1857) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 20]
Charles Du Cane	sport	MP for Maldon (1852–1854) and North Essex (1857–1868)
William Dudley Ward	Sailing (Olympic medalist)	MP for Southampton (1906–1922) Treasurer of the Household (1909–1912) Vice-Chamberlain of the Household (1917–1922)
Sir John Eardley-Wilmot, 2nd Baronet	Cricket (first-class)[85]	MP for South Warwickshire (1874-1885)
Peter Eckersley	Cricket (first-class)	Manchester Exchange (1935-1940)
Tom Edwards-Moss	Rowing (The Boat Race)	MP for Widnes
George Elliot	Cricket (first-class)[86]	MP for Chatham (1874-1875)
Walter Elliot	Rugby union	MP for Carshalton (1960–1974)
Lord Ernle	Cricket (first-class)	President of the Board of Agriculture (1916-1919)
Lestocq Robert Erskine	Tennis (Wimbledon)	Candidate in the 1906 United Kingdom general election at Horsham
David Evans	Association football	MP for Welwyn Hatfield (1987-1997)
Lindsay Everard	Cricket (first-class)[87]	High Sheriff of Leicestershire (1924)[88] Melton (1924-1945)
Lord Exeter	Athletics (hurdles and relay)	MP for Peterborough (1931-1943)[lower-alpha 21] Governor of Bermuda (1943-1945)
Ian Fairbairn	Rowing (Olympic athlete)[89]	Candidate in the 1924 United Kingdom general election at Burnley Candidate in the 1929 United Kingdom general election at Burnley
Michael Falcon	Cricket (first-class)	MP for East Norfolk (1918-1923)
William Wentworth-Fitzwilliam, 6th Earl Fitzwilliam	Cricket (Sheffield Cricket Club)	MP for Malton (1837–1841; 1846–1847) and Wicklow (1847–1857) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 22]
John Floyer	Cricket (first-class)	MP for Dorset (1846-1857; 1864-1885)
Lord Forchester	Cricket (first-class)	MP for Wootton Bassett (1831-1832)
Henry Forster	Cricket (first-class)[90]	MP for Sevenoaks (1892–1918) and Bromley (1918–1919) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 23]
Clifford Forsythe	Association football[91]	MP for South Antrim (1983–2000)
Walter Fowden	Swimming (world champion)[92]	Hyde Borough Councillor for Werneth (1913-?)[93] Mayor of Hyde (1922) Candidate in the 1918 United Kingdom general election at Stalybridge and Hyde[94]
Hew Fraser	Field hockey (Olympic medalist)	Candidate in the 1929 United Kingdom general election at Wood Green Candidate in the 1935 United Kingdom general election at Wood Green
Peter Freeman	Lawn tennis (Welsh Championship)[95]	MP for Brecon and Radnorshire (1929-1931) and Newport (1945-1956)
C. B. Fry	Association football Cricket (test)	Candidate in the 1922 United Kingdom general election at Brighton Candidate in the 1923 United Kingdom general election at Banbury Candidate in the 1924 Oxford by-election
William Fuller-Maitland	Cricket (first-class)[96]	MP for Breconshire (1875-1895)
George Fuller	Cricket (first-class)[97]	High Sheriff of Wiltshire (1878–1879) MP for Westbury (1885–1895)
Reginald Fulljames	Cricket (first-class)[98]	Candidate in the 1945 United Kingdom general election at Southampton
John Carpenter Garnier	Cricket (first-class)	MP for South Devon (1873-1884)
Richard Garth	Cricket[99]	MP for Guildford (1866–1868)
Thomas Milner Gibson	Sailing	MP for Ipswich (1837–1839), Manchester (1841–1857) and Ashton-under-Lyne (1857–1868)
Ronald Gilbey	Figure skating	Westminster City Councillor (1945-1948) London County Councillor for Holborn and St Pancras South (1952-1958) St Pancras Borough Councillor (1959-1962) Greater London Councillor for Haringey (1967-1973) Candidate in the 1950 United Kingdom general election at Greenwich
William Henry Gladstone	sport	MP for Chester (1865–1868), Whitby (1868–1880), and East Worcestershire
Lord Glentoran	Bobsleigh	Member of the House of Lords (1995-2018[lower-alpha 24])
Lord Gorrell	Cricket (first-class)	Under-Secretary of State for Air (1921-1922)
Lord Gower	Cricket (first-class)	MP for St Mawes (1808–1812), Newcastle-under-Lyme (1812–1815), and Staffordshire (1815–1820) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 25]
Lord James Graham	Cricket (first-class)[100]	MP for Cambridge (1825–1832) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 26]
Henry Grayson	Cricket (first-class)[101]	MP for Birkenhead (1918-1922)
George Greenwood	Cricket (first-class)	MP for Peterborough (1906–1918)
Lord Gretton	Sailing (Olympic medalist)	MP for Derbyshire South (1895-1906), Rutland (1907–1918), and Burton (1918-1943) Member of the House of Lords (1944–1947)
Lady Grey-Thompson	Athletics (Paralympic medalist)	Member of the House of Lords (2010–present)
Tommy de Grey	Cricket (first-class)[102]	MP for West Norfolk (1865–1870) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 27]
Edward Grimston	Cricket (first-class)[103]	MP for St Albans (1835–1841)
Lord Grimston	Cricket (first-class)[103]	MP for St Albans (1830–1831), Newport Iuxta Launceston (1831–1832), and Hertfordshire (1832–1845) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 28]
Robert Grosvenor	Cricket (first-class)[104]	MP for Westminster Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 29]
Lord Guernsey	Cricket (first-class)[105]	MP for South Warwickshire (1849-1857)
Freddie Guest	Polo	Secretary of State for Air (1921-1922) MP for Plymouth Drake (1931-1937)
Rupert Guinness	Rowing	MP for Haggerston (1908-1910), South East Essex (1912–1918), Southend (1918–1927) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 30]
John Gully	Boxing	MP for Pontefract (1832-1837)
Peter Burrell, 1st Baron Gwydyr	Cricket (first-class)	MP for Haslemere (1776-1780) and Boston (1782-1796)[106] Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 31]
George Montagu-Dunk, 2nd Earl of Halifax	Cricket	Lord Lieutenant of Ireland (1761-1763) Member of the House of Lords
Angus Hambro	Golf	MP for South Dorset (1910-1922) and North Dorset (1937-1945)
Alfred Hamersley	Rugby union	MP for Woodstock (1910-1918)
Lord George Hamilton	Cricket[107]	MP for Middlesex (1868–1885) and Ealing (1885–1906)
Frederick Hankey	sport	MP for Chertsey (1885-1892)
Henry Eric Southey Harben	Cricket (first-class)[108]	Candidate in the 1945 United Kingdom general election at Watford
Frank Hardcastle	Cricket (first-class)[109]	MP for Westhoughton (1885–1892) High Sheriff of Lancashire (1895)
Viscount Hardwicke	Cricket (first-class)[110]	MP for Cambridgeshire (1865–1873) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 32]
Lord Harris	Cricket (Test)	Under-Secretary of State for India (1885-?) Under-Secretary of State for War (1886-1890) Governor of Bombay (1890-1895)
Brian Harrison	Rowing (The Boat Race)	MP for Maldon (1955–1974)
Sir William Hart Dyke, 7th Baronet	Tennis (world champion)	MP for West Kent (1865–1868), Mid Kent (1868–1885), and Dartford (1885–1906)
Lord Hazlerigg	Cricket (first-class)	Candidate in the 1906 United Kingdom general election at Melton Member of the House of Lords (1945-1949)
Arthur Heath	Cricket (first-class) Rugby union	MP for Hanley (1900-1906) and Leek (1910)
Edward Heath	Yachting (Admiral's Cup winning captain)	Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (1970-1974)
Sir James Heath, 1st Baronet	Cricket (first-class)[111]	MP for North West Staffordshire (1892–1906)
Edward Hemmerde	Rowing	MP for East Denbighshire (1906-1910), North West Norfolk (1912-1918), and Crewe (1922-1924)
John Heron-Maxwell	Cricket	MP for Kirkcudbright (1880–1885)
Sir Frederick Hervey-Bathurst, 4th Baronet	Cricket (first-class)[112]	MP for South Wiltshire (1861–1865)
Lady Heyhoe Flint	Cricket (WTest and WODI)	Member of the House of Lords (2010-2015)
Lord Higgins	Athletics (Commonwealth medalist)	MP for Worthing (1964-1997) Financial Secretary to the Treasury (1972-1974) Member of the House of Lords (1997–present)
Sir Samuel Hill-Wood, 1st Baronet	Cricket (first-class)	MP for High Peak (1910-1929)
Lord Edwin Hill	Cricket[113]	MP for Down Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 33]
Earl of Hillsborough	Cricket (Marylebone Cricket Club)	MP for County Down (1836–1845) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 34]
Lord Holmes of Richmond	Swimming (Paralympic medalist)	Member of the House of Lords (2013–present)
Henry Home-Drummond-Moray	Association football	MP for Perthshire (1878–1880)
Arthur Hope	Cricket (first-class)[114]	MP for Nuneaton (1924–1929) and Birmingham Aston (1931–1939) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 35]
Sir James Horlick, 4th Baronet	Cricket (first-class)	MP for Gloucester (1923-1929)
Edward Hornby	Cricket (first-class)[115]	MP for Blackburn (1869-1874)
Edward Horsman	Cricket (first-class)[116]	MP for Cockermouth (1836–1852), Stroud (1853–1868), and Liskeard (1869–1876)
Henry Howard	Cricket (first-class)[117]	MP for Steyning (1824–1826) and New Shoreham (1826–1832) High Sheriff of Cumberland (1834)
Lord Howe	Auto racing (24 Hours of Le Mans)	MP for Battersea South (1918-1929) Member of the House of Lords (1929-1964)
David Hughes-Morgan	Cricket	High Sheriff of Breconshire (1899) Mayor of Tenby (eight times)
Thomas Hughes	Cricket (first-class)[118]	MP for Lambeth (1865–1868) and Frome (1868–1874)
Henry Hunloke	Cricket	MP for West Derbyshire (1938-1944)
Francis Hurt	Cricket	MP for South Derbyshire (1837-1841)
Lord Hyde	Cricket (first-class)	MP for Brecon (1869–1870) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 36] Lord Lieutenant of Hertfordshire (1892-1914)[lower-alpha 36]
Percy Illingworth	Rugby	MP for Shipley (1906–1915)
Stanley Jackson	Cricket (Test)	MP for Howdenshire (1915-1926) Financial Secretary to the War Office (1922-1923) Governor of Bengal (1927-1932)
Arthur Frederick Jeffreys	Cricket	Basingstoke (1887-1906) Parliamentary Secretary to the Local Government Board (1905)
William Jolliffe	Cricket (first-class)[119]	MP for Petersfield Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 37]
James Robertson Justice[lower-alpha 38]	Ice hockey	Candidate in the 1950 general election at North Angus and Mearns[120]
William Kenyon-Slaney	Cricket (first-class) and association football	MP for Newport (1886-1908)
Michael Kilby	Cricket (minor counties)[121]	Mayor of Dunstable (1963–1964)[122] MEP for East of England (1984-1989)[123]
Lord Kimberley	Polo	MP for Mid Norfolk (1906-1910) Member of the House of Lords (1932-1941)
Douglas Kinnaird	Cricket (first-class)[67]	MP for Bishop's Castle (1819-1820)
Jack Kitching	Rugby league	Candidate in the 1950 United Kingdom general election at Bradford North
William Lascelles	Cricket (first-class)>ref>"St John". CricketArchive. Retrieved 27 March 2013.</ref>	MP for East Looe (1826–1830), Northallerton (1831–1832), Wakefield (1837–1841; 1842–1847), and Knaresborough (1847–1851)
Bonar Law	Chess	MP for Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (1922-1923)
Beilby Lawley	Cricket (I Zingari)	MP for Chester (1880) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 39]
Joseph Leese	Cricket[124]	MP for Accrington (1892-1910)
Charles Lennox	Cricket	MP for Sussex (1790-1806) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 40]
Charles Powell Leslie	Cricket (first-class)[125]	MP for Monaghan (1843-1871)
Sir John Leslie, 1st Baronet	Cricket	MP for Monaghan (1871-1880)
Lord Lewisham	Cricket (first-class)[126]	MP for West Kent (1878–1885) and Lewisham Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 41]
George Lloyd	Rowing (The Boat Race)[127]	MP for West Staffordshire (1910–1918) and Eastbourne (1924–1925) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 42]
Richard Penruddocke Long	Cricket (first-class)[128]	MP for Chippenham (1859–1865) and North Wiltshire (1865–1868)
Henry Longhurst	Golf	MP for Acton (1943-1945)
Robert Reid, 1st Earl Loreburn	Cricket (first-class)[129]	MP for Hereford (1880–1885) and Dumfries Burghs (1886–1905) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 43]
Henry Lowther	Cricket (first-class)[130]	MP for Westmorland (1812–1867)
Laddie Lucas	Golf	MP for Brentford and Chiswick (1950–1959)
Stephen Lushington	Cricket (first-class)[67]	MP for Great Yarmouth (1806–1808), Ilchester (1820–1826; 1831–1832), Tregony (1826–1830), Winchelsea (1831), and Tower Hamlets (1832–1841)
Philip Lybbe Powys Lybbe	Rowing (The Boat Race)	MP for Newport (1859-1865)
Leonard Lyle	Tennis (Wimbledon)	MP for Stratford West Ham (1918–1922), Epping (1923–1924), and Bournemouth (1940–1945) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 44]
Alfred Lyttelton	Cricket (Test)	MP for Warwick and Leamington (1895-1906) and Westminster St George's (1906-1913) Secretary of State for the Colonies (1903-1905)
Charles Lyttleton	Cricket (first-class)	MP for East Worcestershire (1868–1874) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 45]
John Lyttelton	Cricket (first-class)	MP for Droitwich (1910-1916) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 46] Lord Lieutenant of Worcestershire (1923-1949)[lower-alpha 46]
Lord Macnaghten	Rowing (The Boat Race)	MP for Antrim (1880-1885) and North Antrim (1885–1887) Lord of Appeal in Ordinary[lower-alpha 47]
Angus MacNeil	Shinty	MP for Na h-Eileanan an Iar (2005-)
John Malcolm, 1st Baron Malcolm of Poltalloch	Association football	MP for Boston (1860–1878) and Argyllshire (1886–1892) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 48]
Seamus Mallon	Gaelic football	Deputy First Minister of Northern Ireland (1998-2001)
Sir Horatio Mann, 2nd Baronet	Cricket (first-class)	MP for Maidstone (1774–1784) and Sandwick (1790–1807)
John Manners-Sutton	Cricket (first-class)[131]	MP for Cambridge (1839-1840; 1841-1847) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 49]
Robin Marlar	Cricket (first-class)	Candidate in the 1959 United Kingdom general election at Bolsover Candidate in the 1962 Leicester North East by-election Candidate in the 1993 Newbury by-election
Hubert Martineau	Cricket (first-class)[132]	Candidate in the 1918 United Kingdom general election at Monmouth
Lord Maugham	Rowing	Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain (1938-1939) Member of the House of Lords (1939-1958)
Thomas Stanislaus McAllister	Association football (Bohemian F.C.)[133]	Senator (1929–1950)
Harry McCalmont	Yachting (Royal Yacht Squadron)[134]	MP for Newmarket (1895–1902)
Reginald McKenna	Rowing	MP for North Monmouthshire (1895–1918)
Winston McKenzie	Boxing	Perennial candidate
Henry McLeish	Association football (semi-professional)	MP for Central Fife (1987-2001) Member of the Scottish Parliament for Central Fife (1999-2003) First Minister of Scotland (2000-2001)
R. J. McNeill	Cricket (first-class)	MP for St Augustine's (1911–1918) and Canterbury (1918–1927) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 50]
Paul Methuen, 1st Baron Methuen	Cricket (first-class)[135]	MP for Wiltshire (1812–1819) and Wiltshire North (1832–1837) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 51]
Ray Middleton	Association football	Justice of the Peace
Hal Miller	Cricket (Free Foresters)	MP for Bromsgrove and Redditch (1974-1983) and Bromsgrove (1983-1992)
John Mills	Cricket (first-class)[136]	MP for Rochester (1831-1835)
Walter Monckton	Cricket (first-class)[137]	MP for Bristol West (1951–1957) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 52]
David John Morgan	Association football	MP for Walthamstow(1900–1906)
James Morris	Cricket[138]	MP for Halesowen and Rowley Regis (2010-)
Arthur Henry Aylmer Morton	Cricket[139]	MP for Deptford (1897–1906)
Thomas Mostyn	Cricket[140]	MP for Flintshire (1854–1861)[lower-alpha 53]
Lord Moynihan	Rowing (Olympic medalist)	MP for Lewisham East (1983-1992) Member of the House of Lords (1997–present)[lower-alpha 24]
John Maclay	Rowing (The Boat Race)	MP for Montrose Burghs (1940–1950) and West Renfrewshire (1950–1964) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 54]
Sir Henry Mulholland, 1st Baronet	Cricket	MP for Down (1921–1929) and Ards (1929–1945)
Patrick Munro	Rugby	MP for Llandaff and Barry (1931-1942)
Henry Munster	Cricket and rowing	MP for Mallow (1870)
Sheelagh Murnaghan	Field hockey (national team)	MP for Queen's University of Belfast (1961–1969)
Evan Nepean	Cricket	MP for Queenborough (1796–1802) Bridport (1802–1812)
William Nicholson	Cricket (first-class)[141]	MP for Petersfield (1866–1874; 1880–1885)
Philip Noel-Baker	Athletics (Olympic medalist)	MP for Coventry (1929–1931), Derby (1936–1950), and Derby South (1950–1970)
Denzil Onslow	Cricket (first-class)	MP for Guildford (1874-1885)
T. Onslow	Cricket (first-class)[67]	MP for Rye (1775–1784) and Guildford (1784–1806) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 55]
George Osbaldeston	Cricket (first-class)	MP for East Retford (1812–1818)
Gerald Palmer	Cricket	MP for Winchester (1935-1945)
William Pearce	Cricket (first-class)	London County Councillor for Limehouse (1892-1901) MP for Limehouse (1906-1922)
Charles Peat	Cricket (first-class)	MP for Darlington (1931-1945)
James Pender	Yachting	MP for Northamptonshire Mid (1895-1900)
John Philipps	Cricket (first-class)[142]	MP for Haverfordwest (1847-1868)[lower-alpha 56]
James Pitman	Rugby union	MP for Bath (1945-1964)
Charles Ponsonby	Cricket[143]	MP for Sevenoaks (1935-1950)
Thomas Colyear, 4th Earl of Portmore	Cricket (first-class)[67]	MP for Boston (1796-1802) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 57]
John Prescott	Boxing[144]	MP for Kingston upon Hull East (1970–2010)
William Preston	Cricket[145]	MP for Walsall (1924-1929)
Arthur Priestley	Cricket	MP for Grantham (1900-1918)
Dominic Raab	Karate (black belt, third Dan[146])	MP for Esher and Walton (2010-)
John Raphael	Rugby union and cricket (first-class)	Candidate in the 1909 Croydon by-election
John Rawlinson	Association football	MP for Cambridge University (1906-1926)
William Rees-Davies	Cricket[147]	MP for Isle of Thanet (1953–1974) and Thanet West (1974–1983)
Peter Remnant	Cricket (first-class)[148]	MP for Wokingham (1950–1959)
Edward Royd Rice	Cricket (first-class)[149]	MP for Dover (1847-1857)
John Maunsell Richardson	Cricket (first-class)	MP for Brigg (1894-1895)
Philip Richardson	Shooting	MP for Chertsey (1922-1931)
Lord Richmond	Cricket	MP for Chichester [lower-alpha 58] Member of the House of Lords
Lord March	Cricket[150]	MP for Sussex West (1841–1860) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 59]
Lord Rochdale	Cricket (first-class)	MP for Heywood (1895–1906) and Manchester North West (1910–1912) Member of the House of Lords (1913-1945)
Edward Romilly	Cricket (first-class)	MP for Ludlow (1832-1835)
Frederick Romilly	Cricket (first-class)[151]	MP for Canterbury (1850-1852)
Lord Ronaldshay	Tennis and auto racing	Would-be-candidate for a later-cancelled United Kingdom general election that was to take place in 1939 or 1940[152] Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 60]
Lord Rosebery	Cricket (first-class)	MP for Midlothian (1906-1910) Member of the House of Lords (1929-1974)
Horatio Ross	Shooting	MP for Aberdeen Burghs (1831-1832) and Montrose Burghs (1832–1835)
Don Rossiter	Association football	Medway District Councillor Mayor of Rochester, Kent (1985-1986)
James Round	Cricket (first-class)	MP for East Essex (1868–1885) and Harwich (1885–1906)
Charles Savile Roundell	Cricket (first-class)	MP for Grantham (1880–1885) and Skipton (1892–1895)
Henry John Rous	Horse racing (Jockey Club steward)	MP for Westminster (1841-1846)
Percy Royds	Rugby union	MP for Kingston-upon-Thames (1937-1945)
Charles Russell	Cricket (first-class)[153]	MP for Bedfordshire (1832–1841; 1847)
Lord John Sackville	Cricket	MP for Tamworth (1734-1747)
Molly Samuel	Karate (world champion)	Candidate in the 2015 United Kingdom general election at Walthamstow Candidate in the 2017 United Kingdom general election at Walthamstow Candidate in the 2020 London Assembly election at Brent and Harrow
Lancelot Sanderson	Cricket (first-class)[154]	MP for Appleby (1910-1915)
Lord Seaham	Cricket[155]	MP for North Durham (1847–1854) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 61] Lord Lieutenant of Durham (1880–1884)[lower-alpha 61]
John Edmund Severne	Rowing	MP for Ludlow (1865–1868) and South Shropshire (1876–1885)
Michael Shaw-Stewart	Cricket (first-class)[156]	MP for Renfrewshire (1855-1865)
Henry Holroyd, 3rd Earl of Sheffield	Cricket	MP for East Sussex (1857-1865) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 62]
Sir John Shelley, 6th Baronet	Cricket (first-class)[157]	MP for Helston (1806) and Lewes (1816–1831)
Tommy Sheridan	Association football	MSP for Glasgow (1999–2007)
Samuel Silkin	Cricket (first-class)[158]	MP for Dulwich Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 63]
Arthur Smith-Barry	Cricket (first-class)[159]	MP for Cork County (1865–1874) and Huntingdon (1886–1900) Member of the House of Lords
Eric Smith	Golf (championship)	MP for Grantham (1950–1951)
Liz Smith	Cricket[160]	MSP for Mid Scotland and Fife (2007-)
Thomas Assheton Smith (1752–1828)	Cricket (first-class)[161]	MP for Caernarvonshire (1774-1780) Lord Lieutenant of Caernarvonshire (1822–1828)
Thomas Assheton Smith (1776–1858)	Cricket[162]	MP for Andover (1821–1831) and Caernarvonshire (1832–1837)
Sir John Smyth, 1st Baronet	Cricket (first-class)[163]	MP for Norwood (1950–1966)
Edward Stanhope	Cricket[164]	MP for Mid Lincolnshire (1874-1885)
Arthur Stanley	Ice hockey (Rideau Hall Rebels	MP for Ormskirk (1898–1918)
Alan Plantagenet Stewart	Cricket (first-class)[165]	MP for Wigtownshire (1868-1873) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 64]
Alex Story	Rowing (Olympic athlete)[166]	Candidate in the 2014 European Parliament election in the United Kingdom at Yorkshire and the Humber
Henry Strutt	Cricket (MCC)	MP for East Derbyshire (1868–1874) and Berwick-upon-Tweed (1880)
William Harbord, 2nd Baron Suffield	Cricket (first-class)	MP for Ludgershall (1790–1796) and Plympton Erle (1807–1810) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 65]
Thomas Tapling	Cricket (first-class)	MP for Harborough (1886–1891)
Richard Grenville-Temple, 2nd Earl Temple	Cricket	MP for Buckingham (1734–1741; 1747-1752) and Buckinghamshire (1741–1747) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 66]
Henry Tufton, 11th Earl of Thanet	Cricket	MP for Rochester (1796–1802) and Appleby (1826–1832) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 67]
Clem Thomas	Rugby union (international)	Candidate in the 1974 February United Kingdom general election at Gower Candidate in the 1979 United Kingdom general election at Carmarthen Candidate in the 1979 European Parliament election at Mid and West Wales
Sir Douglas Thomson, 2nd Baronet	Rowing (The Boat Race)	MP for Aberdeen South (1935–1946)
Percy Thornton	Cricket	MP for Clapham (1892–1910)
Cyril Tolley	Golf	Candidate in the 1950 United Kingdom general election at Hendon South
Michael Tomlinson	Cricket (Minor Counties)	MP for Mid Dorset and North Poole (2015-)
Stuart Townend	Athletics	Paddington Borough Councillor (10 years, years unknown) London County Councillor for Chelsea (1958–65) Candidate in the 1950 United Kingdom general election at Torquay Candidate in the 1951 United Kingdom general election at Falmouth and Camborne
Alfred Trestrail	sport	Candidate in the December 1910 United Kingdom general election at Tiverton Candidate in the 1918 United Kingdom general election at Tiverton
Neville Tufnell	Cricket (Test)	Candidate in the 1945 United Kingdom general election at Windsor
John Tufton	Cricket (first-class)[167]	MP for Appleby (1796-1799)
Robert Uniacke-Penrose-Fitzgerald	Rowing (The Boat Race)	MP for Cambridge (1885-1906)
Arthur Upton	Cricket[168]	MP for Bury St Edmunds
Richard Vernon	Horse racing (Jockey Club)	MP for Tavistock (1754–1761), Bedford (1761–1774), Okehampton (1774–1784), and Newcastle-under-Lyme (1784–1790)
Lord Wakefield of Kendal	Rugby union	MP for Swindon (1935–1945) and St Marylebone (1945–1963)
W. H. Walrond	Cricket	MP for Devon East (1880–1885) and Tiverton (1885–1906) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 68]
James Leslie Wanklyn	Cricket[169]	MP for Bradford Central (1895-1906)
Arnold Ward	Cricket[170]	MP for Watford (1910-1918)
W. Ward	Cricket	MP for City of London (1826–1831)
James Watney junior	Cricket (first-class)	MP for East Surrey (1871-1885)
Brian Whittle	Athletics (Commonwealth medalist)	Member of the Scottish Parliament for South Scotland (2016-)
Herbert Wilberforce	Tennis	Candidate in the 1900 United Kingdom general election at Hackney North London County Councillor for St Pancras North (1901-1904)
Lord Williams of Elvel	Cricket (first-class)	Member of the House of Lords (1985–2019)
Freeman Freeman-Thomas, 1st Marquess of Willingdon	Cricket (Cambridge University)	MP for Hastings (1900–1906) and Bodmin (1906-1910) Governor General of Canada (1926–1931) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 69]
Roy Wilson	Cricket (Minor Counties)[171]	MP for Lichfield (1924-1929)
William McConnell Wilton	Association football	Member of the Senate of Northern Ireland (1945-1953)
Ivor Guest, 1st Viscount Wimborne	Polo	MP for Plymouth (1900–1906) and Cardiff (1906–1910) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 70]
Ernest Woodhead	Rugby union	Mayor of Huddersfield, Yorkshire (?-?) Candidate in the 1918 United Kingdom general election at Huddersfield Candidate in the 1923 United Kingdom general election at Sheffield Hillsborough Candidate in the 1924 United Kingdom general election at Pudsey and Otley
Henry Wright	sport	MP for Leominster (1912-1918) High Sheriff of Derbyshire (1927-1928)
Henry Smith Wright	Rowing	MP for Nottingham South (1886-1895)
Derek Wyatt	Rugby union	MP for Sittingbourne and Sheppey (1997-2010)
Charles Wynne	Cricket	MP for Caernarfon (1859-1865)
Marmaduke Wyvill	Chess	MP for Richmond (1847–1865; 1866–1868)
Lord Yarmouth	Cricket (first-class)[172]	MP for Orford (1797–1802), Lisburn (1802–1812), Antrim (1812-1818), and Camelford (1820–1822) Member of the House of Lords[lower-alpha 71]

North America

Antigua and Barbuda

Name	Sport	Position
Lester Bird	Cricket (1959 Pan American Games medalist)	Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda (1994-2004)

Bahamas

Name	Sport	Position
Bradley Cooper	Athletics (Olympic athlete)[173]	Member of the House of Assembly of the Bahamas
Bernard Nottage
Robert Symonette

Barbados

Name	Sport	Position
Grantley Herbert Adams[174]	Cricket (first-class)	Prime Minister of the West Indies Federation (1958-1962) Premier of Barbados (1953-1958)

Canada

Name	Sport	Position
Keith Acton	Ice hockey (NHL)	Candidate in the 2018 York Region municipal elections at Whitchurch-Stouffville
Al Adair	Baseball (North Peace Baseball League)	Alberta MLA for Peace River (1971-1993)
Roger Allen	Cross-country skiing	Northwest Territories MLA for Inuvik Twin Lakes (1999-2004)
David Anderson	Rowing (Olympic medalist)	MP for Esquimalt—Saanich (1968–1972) and Victoria (1993–2006) British Columbia MLA for Victoria
Sandy Annunziata	Canadian football (CFL)	Niagara Regional Councillor (2014-2018)
Syl Apps	Ice hockey (NHL)	Ontario MPP for Kingston (1963–1967) and Kingston and the Islands (1967–1975)
Don Atchison	Ice hockey (Western Hockey League)	Mayor of Saskatoon (2003-2016)
Bob Attersley	Ice hockey (Olympic medalist)	Mayor of Whitby, Ontario (1981-1992)
Emery Barnes	Canadian football	Member of the British Columbia Legislative Assembly
Betty Baxter	Volleyball (Olympic athlete)	Candidate in the 1993 Canadian federal election at Vancouver Centre
Dick Beddoes	Curling	Etobicoke Borough Council (1969-?)
Dan Biocchi	Athletics (Olympic athlete)	Candidate in the 2004 Canadian federal election at Ottawa—Orléans Candidate in the 2006 Ottawa municipal election at Cumberland Ward
Marilyn Bodogh	Curling	Candidate in the 2006 St. Catharines municipal election
Pierre Bourque	Auto racing (NASCAR)	Ottawa City Councillor at By-Rideau Ward (1991) Candidate in the 1993 Canadian federal election at Rosemont
John Bracken	Curling	Premier of Manitoba (1922–1943)
Albert A. Brown	Canadian football	MP for Hamilton East (1935–1940)
Allan Percy Brown	Boxing (national welterweight champion)	Saskatchewan MLA for Melville (1952-1956)
Norman Buchanan	Baseball (New Brunswick Senior Baseball League)	New Brunswick MLA for Charlotte County (1952-1960)
Bev Buckway	Curling	Mayor of Whitehorse, Yukon (2006-2012)
David Calder	Rowing (Olympic medalist)	Candidate in the 2017 British Columbia general election at Saanich South
Thane Campbell	Curling	Premier of Prince Edward Island (1936-1943)
Herb Capozzi	Canadian football (CFL)	British Columbia MLA at Vancouver Centre (1966-1972)
Gary Carr	Ice hockey (Ontario Hockey League)	Ontario MPP for Oakville South (1990–1999) and Oakville (1999–2003) MP for Halton (2004–2006)
Donald Carrick	Boxing (Olympic athlete)	MP for Trinity (1954–1957)
Terry Cavanagh	Ice hockey (Quebec Senior Hockey League and Western International Hockey League)	Mayor of Edmonton (1975-1977; 1988-1989)
Isabelle Charest	Short track speed skating	Quebec MNA for Brome-Missisquoi (2018-
Enrico Ciccone	Ice hockey (NHL)	Quebec MNA for Marquette (2018-)
Lionel Conacher	Canadian football and ice hockey (Grey Cup and Stanley Cup champions)	Ontario MPP for Bracondale (1937–1943) Canadian MP for Trinity (1949–1954)
Jimmy Creighton	Ice hockey (NHL)	Mayor of Brandon, Manitoba (1952-1955; 1958-1961)
Bill Crothers	Athletics (Olympic medalist)	Trustee of the York Region District School Board
Troy Crowder	Ice hockey (NHL)	Candidate in the 2018 Ontario general election at Sudbury Candidate in the 2018 Greater Sudbury municipal election
Malachy Bowes Daly	Cricket[175]	Canadian MP for Halifax (1878–1887) Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia (1890–1900)
Buddy Daye	Boxing	Candidate in the 1967 Nova Scotia general election at Halifax Needham
Paul Delorey	Curling	Northwest Territories MLA for Hay River North (1999-2011)
Terry Dennis	Curling	Saskatchewan MLA for Canora-Pelly (2016-)
Mabel DeWare	Curling	New Brunswick MLA for Moncton West (1978–1987) Senator at New Brunswick (1990–2001)
Nathan Divinsky	Chess	Vancouver City Councillor (1981-1982)
Fin Donnelly	Swimming (marathon)	MP for Port Moody—Coquitlam (2009–)
Clive Doucet	Canadian football (Carleton Ravens)	Ottawa City Councillor (2001-2010)
Ken Dryden	Ice hockey (NHL)	Canadian MP for York Centre (2004–2011)
Peter Dyakowski	Canadian football (CFL)	Candidate in the 2019 Canadian federal election at Hamilton Mountain
Angelo Esposito	Ice hockey (Motor České Budějovice)	Candidate in the 2019 Canadian federal election at Alfred-Pellan
Wayne Ewasko	Curling	Manitoba MLA for Lac du Bonnet (2011–)
Sylvia Fedoruk	Curling	Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan (1988-1994)
Pat Fiacco	Boxing (national bantamweight champion)[176]	Mayor of Regina, Saskatchewan (2000-2012)
Maria Fitzpatrick	Athletics	Alberta MLA for Lethbridge-East (2015-2019)
Rick Folk	Curling (world champion)	Saskatchewan MLA for Saskatoon University (1982–1986)
Peter Fonseca	Athletics (marathon)	Ontario MPP for Mississauga East (2003-2007) and Mississauga East—Cooksville (2007-2011) Canadian MP for Mississauga East—Cooksville (2015–)
Robert Forhan	Ice hockey (Olympic medalist)	Mayor of Newmarket, Ontario (1971-1978) Regional Municipality of York Chair (1978-1984)
Len Fox	Ice hockey (Vanderhoof Bears)	British Columbia MLA for Prince George–Omineca (1991-1996)
Arthur D. Ganong	Curling	Charlotte (1930-1935)
Hardy N. Ganong	Curling	St. Stephen Town Councillor (?-?) Candidate in the 1949 Canadian federal election at New Brunswick Southwest Candidate in the 1953 Canadian federal election at New Brunswick Southwest
Garde Gardom	Basketball (UBC Thunderbirds)	Lieutenant-Governor of British Columbia (1995-2001) British Columbia MLA at Vancouver-Point Grey (1966-1986)
Don Getty	Canadian football (Grey Cup)	Premier of Alberta (1985-1992) Alberta MLA for Strathcona West (1967-1971), Edmonton-Whitemud (1971-1979; 1985–1989), and Stettler (1989-1992)
Nancy Greene Raine	Alpine skiing (Olympic medalist)[177]	Senator at British Columbia (2009–2018)
Marwan Hage	Canadian football (CFL)	Candidate in the 2019 Canada federal election at Hamilton East—Stoney Creek;[178] not nominated
Howard Hampton	Ice hockey (NCAA Division I)	Ontario MPP for Rainy River District (1987–1999) and Kenora—Rainy River (1999–2011)
Ned Hanlan	Rowing	Alderman at Toronto
George Hees	Boxing and Canadian football (Grey Cup 1938)	MP for Broadview (1950–1963), Northumberland (1965–1968; 1979–1988), and Prince Edward—Hastings (1968–1979)
Kent Hehr	Ice hockey (Alberta Junior Hockey League)	Alberta MLA for Calgary-Buffalo (2008–2015) MP for Calgary Centre (2015–)
Mickey Hennessy	Boxing (national champion)	Ontario MPP for Fort William (1977-1987)
John Gilbert Higgins	Ice hockey (Oxford-Canadian)[179]	Senator (1959–1963)
Frederick Hoblitzell	Golf (Ontario amateur champion)	MP for Eglinton (1940–1945)
Balarama Holness	Canadian football (CFL)	Candidate in the 2017 Montreal municipal election[180]
Ted Hsu	Chess (Class A)	MP for Kingston and the Islands (2011–2015)
Rod Hunter	Curling (world champion)	Viking, Alberta Town Councillor
C. S. Hyman	Tennis	MP for London (1891–1892; 1900–1907)
Daniel Igali	Wrestling (Olympic medalist)	Candidate in the 2005 British Columbia general election at Surrey-Newton
Mike Jakubo	Curling (Brier)	Greater Sudbury City Councillor at Ward 7 (2014?-)
Otto Jelinek	Figure skating (Olympic athlete)	Canadian MP for High Park—Humber Valley (1972–1979), Halton (1979–1988), and Oakville—Milton (1988–1993)
Ferguson Jenkins	Baseball (MLB)	Candidate in the 1985 Ontario general election at Windsor—Riverside
Sam Johnston	Archery (North American Indigenous Games)	Yukon MLA for Campbell (1985–1992)
Greg Joy	Athletics (Olympic medalist)	Candidate in the 1995 Ontario general election at Ottawa West
Ravi Kahlon	Field hockey (Olympic athlete)	British Columbia MLA for Delta North (2017-)
Morley Kells	Lacrosse (Minto Cup)	Ontario MPP for Humber (1981-1985) and Etobicoke—Lakeshore (1995-2003)
Red Kelly	Ice hockey (NHL)	Canadian MP for York West (1962–1965)
Trevor Kennerd	Canadian football (Grey Cup)	Candidate in the 2008 Canadian federal election at Winnipeg South Centre
Chris Kibermanis	Ice hockey (Western Hockey League)	Candidate in the 2004 Alberta general election at Edmonton-Castle Downs Candidate in the 2008 Alberta general election
Ray Kingsmith	Curling	Candidate in the 1971 Alberta general election
John Nesbitt Kirchhoffer	Cricket[181]	Senator at Selkirk, Manitoba (1892–1914) Manitoba MLA for Brandon West (1886–1888)
Kiviaq	Boxing (prizefighter) Canadian football (CFL, never played a game)	Edmonton City Councillor (1968-1974)
Fred Koe	Curling	Northwest Territories MLA for Inuvik (1991-1995)
Helena Konanz	Tennis (Wimbledon)[lower-alpha 72]	Penticton City Councillor (2011-2019) Candidate in the 2019 Canadian federal election at South Okanagan—West Kootenay
Jamie Korab	Curling	St. John's City Councillor at Ward 3 (2017-)
Oscar Kruger	Canadian football (CFL)	Candidate in the Alberta general election (which year?)
Norman Kwong	Canadian football	Lieutenant Governor of Alberta (2005-2010)
Edgar Laprade	Ice hockey (NHL)	Port Arthur City Councillor (1959-1970) Thunder Bay City Councillor (1970-1972)
Georges Laraque	Ice hockey (NHL)	Deputy Leader of the Green Party of Canada (2010-2013)
Jeane Lassen	Weightlifting (Commonwealth champion)	Candidate in the 2016 Yukon general election at Takhini-Kopper King
Robert Lebel	Ice hockey (Quebec Senior Hockey League)	Mayor of Chambly, Quebec (1955-1957)
Edgar Leduc	Ice hockey (Montreal Canadiens)	MP for Jacques Cartier (1949–1953) and Jacques-Cartier—Lasalle (1953–1957) Mayor of Lachine, Quebec (1939–1944)
Richard Legendre	Tennis (Davis Cup)	Quebec MNA for Blainville (2001-2007)
Ron Lemieux	Ice hockey (United States Hockey League)	Manitoba MLA for La Verendrye (1999–2011) and Dawson Trail (2011-2016)
Doug Livingston	Archery	Yukon MLA for Lake Laberge (1996-1999)
Alexa Loo	Snowboarding (Olympic athlete)	Richmond City Councillor (2014-?)
Don Luzzi	Canadian football (CFL)	Candidate in the 1971 Alberta general election at Calgary-Buffalo
Keith MacDonald	Ice hockey	Ontario MPP for Prince Edward—Lennox (1987-1990)
Peter MacKay	Rugby union (Nova Scotia Keltics)	Canadian MP for Pictou—Antigonish—Guysborough (1997–2004) and Central Nova (2004–2015)
Bob MacMillan	Ice hockey (NHL)	Prince Edward Island MLA for Charlottetown-Kings Square (2000-2003)
Nicolas Macrozonaris	Athletics (Olympic athlete)	Candidate in the 2017 Laval City Council election at Sainte-Dorothée District
Frank Mahovlich	Ice hockey (NHL)	Senator at Toronto (1998–2013)
Gene Makowsky	Canadian football (CFL)	Saskatchewan MLA for Regina Dewdney (2011-2016) and Regina Gardiner Park (2016-)
Gary Malkowski	Table tennis (Deaflympics)[182]	Ontario MPP for York East (1990-1995)
Moe Mantha Sr.	Ice hockey (NHL)	Canadian MP for Nipissing (1984–1988)
Hazel McCallion	Ice hockey	Mayor of Mississauga (1978-2014)
Bob McDonald	Canadian football	MP for Hamilton South (1957-1963)
Wilfred McDonald	Ice hockey (NHL)	MP for Parry Sound (1945–1949) and Parry Sound—Muskoka (1949–1957)
Hugh McFadyen	Curling	Manitoba MLA for Fort Whyte (2005-2012)
Pat McGeer	Basketball (Olympic athlete)[183]	Vancouver-Point Grey (1962-1986)
Harold McGiverin	Cricket	MP for City of Ottawa (1908–1911; 1921–1925)
Roland Fairbairn McWilliams	Rugby union (1893 champion)	Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba (1940-1953)
Howie Meeker	Ice hockey (NHL)	MP for Waterloo South (1951–1953)
Vic Mercredi	Ice hockey (NHL)	Candidate in the 2011 Northwest Territories general election at Kam Lake
Mike Kanentakeron Mitchell	Lacrosse	Grand Chief of the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne (1984-after 2012)
Christie Mjolsness	Canoe polo	Alberta MLA for Edmonton-Calder (1986-1993)
M. Wayne Neal	Canadian football (drafted by CFL)	Mayor of St. Thomas, Ontario[184] (1975-1976)
Cindy Nicholas	Swimming	Ontario MPP for Scarborough Centre (1987-1990)
Gerry Organ	Canadian football (Grey Cup)	Candidate in the 1993 Canadian federal election at Guelph—Wellington
Brian Pallister	Curling	Manitoba MLA for Portage la Prairie (1992–1997) and Fort Whyte (2012-) MP for Portage—Lisgar (2000-2008) Premier of Manitoba (2016-)
Steve Paproski	Canadian football	Member of the Parliament
Stephen Patrick	Canadian football (CFL)	Manitoba MLA for Assiniboia (1962-1977)
Lester B. Pearson	Baseball (Guelph Maple Leafs)	Prime Minister of Canada (1963-1968)
Janko Peric	Soccer	MP for Cambridge (1993–2004)
Chantal Petitclerc	Athletics (Paralympic medalist)	Senator at Grandville (2016–)
Robert Hugh Pickering	Curling (Brier)	Saskatchewan MLA for Bengough-Milestone (1978-1991)
Hugh Plaxton	Ice hockey (Olympic medalist)	MP for Trinity (1935–1940)
Daniel Poudrier	Ice hockey (NHL)	Thetford Mines City Councillor at District 10[185]
Charles Poulin	Ice hockey (CHL Player of the Year)	Candidate in the 2015 Canadian federal election at Brome—Missisquoi
Robert Pow	Curling (Olympic athlete)	Mayor of Fort William, Ontario (1933-1936)[186]
Charles Gavan Power	Ice hockey (Quebec Bulldogs)	MP for Quebec South (1917–1955) Canadian Senator at Gulf (1955–1968)
Greg Power	Athletics (British Empire Games)	Newfoundland MLA for Placentia-St. Mary's (1951-1956) and Placentia East (1956-1959)
Joe Power	Ice hockey (NHL)	Quebec MNA for Québec-Ouest (1927-1935)
Dwayne Provo	Canadian football (CFL)	Candidate in the 2006 Nova Scotia general election at Preston Candidate in the 2009 Nova Scotia general election
Carla Qualtrough	Swimming (Paralympic medalist)	MP for Delta (2015–)
Jack Radford	Canadian football (CFL)	British Columbia MLA for Vancouver South (1972-1975)
Frank Reid	Canadian football (CFL)[187]	Ottawa-Carleton Regional Councillor at Nepean (1980s)[188]
Jennifer Robinson	Figure skating (Olympic athlete)	Barrie City Councillor at Ward 8 (2010-2012)[189]
John Beverley Robinson	Cricket	Mayor of Toronto (1856) Canadian MP for Algoma Algoma (1872–1874) and West Toronto (1875–1880) Lieutenant Governor of Ontario (1880–1887)
Philip Ross	Ice hockey (Ottawa Senators)	Ottawa City Councillor (1902-1903)
Samuel Rothschild	Ice hockey (NHL)	Greater Sudbury City Councillor[190]
Doug Routley	Cycling	British Columbia MLA for Cowichan-Ladysmith (2005-2009) and Nanaimo-North Cowichan (2009-)
Louis Rubenstein	Figure skating	Montreal Alderman at St Louis Ward (1916-1931)
Fred Sasakamoose	Ice hockey (NHL)	Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation Chief
Tom Shypitka	Curling (Brier)	Newfoundland MLA for St. John's East (2017-)
Jim Silye	Canadian football (Grey Cup)	MP for Calgary Centre (1993–1997)
Bob Simpson	Canadian football (CFL) Basketball (Olympic athlete)	Ottawa City Council at Wellington Ward (1960-1963)
Bill Smith	Canadian football (Grey Cup)	Mayor of Edmonton (1995-2004)
Larry Smith	Canadian football (Grey Cup)	Senator at Saurel (2010-)
David Sprague	Canadian football (CFL)	Ottawa City Councillor at Elmdale Ward (1940)[191]
George Springate	Canadian football (CFL)	MNA for Sainte-Anne (1970–1976) and Westmount (1976–1981)
Jack St. John	Ice hockey (St. Louis Flyers, etc.)	Manitoba MLA for Winnipeg Centre (1953-1958)[192]
Thomas Steen	Ice hockey (NHL)	Winnipeg City Councillor at Elmwood/East Kildonan Ward (2010-2014)
Michelle Stilwell	Athletics (Paralympic medalist)	British Columbia MLA for Parksville-Qualicum (2013-)
Michael Strange	Boxing (Olympic athlete)	Niagara Falls City Councillor (2014-) Candidate in the 2018 Ontario general election at Niagara Falls;[193] not nominated
Joseph Albert Sullivan	Ice hockey (Olympic medalist)	Senator at North York (1957–1965)
Chris Szarka	Canadian football (CFL)	Regina City Councillor at Ward 10 (2009-2012)
Cyclone Taylor	Ice hockey	Candidate in the 1952 British Columbia general election at Vancouver Centre
Linda Thom	Shooting (Olympic medalist)	Candidate in the 1995 Ontario general election at Ottawa South
Frederick John Thompson	Boxing	Saskatchewan MLA for Athabasca (1975-1995)
John M. Tobin	Ice hockey (college)	Newfoundland MLA for St. John's East Extern (1928-1932)[194]
Pierre Trudeau	Judo (nidan)[195]	Prime Minister of Canada (1968–1979; 1980–1984)
John Turner	Athletics (track sprinting; Olympic prospect)[196]	Prime Minister of Canada (1984)
Larry Uteck	Canadian football (CFL)	Halifax Regional Councillor at District 13 (1995-1999)
Dan Vandal	Boxing (top national middleweight, 1983)[197]	Deputy Mayor of Winnipeg (2003–2004) Acting Mayor of Winnipeg (2004) MP for Saint Boniface—Saint Vital (2015–)
Fitz Vanderpool	Boxing	Candidate in the 2018 Ontario general election at Kitchener South—Hespeler
Cory Vanthuyne	Curling (Northwest Territories Men's Curling Championship)	Northwest Territories MLA for Yellowknife North (2015-)
Nicholas Vinnicombe	Ice hockey	Newfoundland MLA for St. John's East (1928-1932)[198]
Ray Watrin	Canadian football (Grey Cup)	Okotoks Town Councillor (2010-)
Richard Deans Waugh	Curling	Mayor of Winnipeg
Andrew Weaver	Chess	British Columbia MLA for Oak Bay-Gordon Head (2013-)
Dan Wicklum	Canadian football (Grey Cup)	Candidate in the 2004 Canadian federal election at Carleton—Lanark
Errick Willis	Curling (Olympic medalist)	Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba (1960–1965) MP for Souris (1930–1935) Manitoba MLA for Deloraine (1936–1945) and Turtle Mountain (1945–1960)
Evan Maurice Wolfe	Curling	British Columbia MLA for Vancouver Centre (1966-1972) and Vancouver-Little Mountain (1975-1983)
Peter Wong	Curling (Brier)	Mayor of Greater Sudbury (1982-1991) Chair of Regional Municipality of Sudbury (1997-1998)
Joseph Wright	Rowing (Olympic medalist)	Toronto City Council (1928-1931)
Daniel Yanofsky	Chess (eight-time Canadian Chess Champion)	Mayor of West Kildonan, Manitoba Winnipeg City Councillor (1970-1986) Candidate in the 1959 Manitoba general election at St. Johns
Steve Young	Ice hockey (Western Hockey League)	Alberta MLA for Edmonton-Riverview (2012-2015)

El Salvador

Name	Sport	Position
Wilfredo Iraheta	Association football	Candidate in the 2011 San Salvador mayoral election[199]

Guatemala

Name	Sport	Position
Luis Alberto Flores Asturias	Athletics (Olympic athlete)[200]	Vice President of Guatemala (1996-2000)[201]

Mexico

Name	Sport	Position
Herminio Ahumada	Athletics (Olympic athlete)[202]	President of the Chamber of Deputies (1944)[203]
Felipe Muñoz	Swimming (Olympic athlete)[204]	Member of the Chamber of Deputies[205]

Nicaragua

Name	Sport	Position
Alexis Argüello	Boxing	Mayor of Managua

Saint Kitts and Nevis

Name	Sport	Position
Vance Amory	Cricket (List-A)	Premier of Nevis (1992-2006; 2013-2017)

Trinidad and Tobago

Name	Sport	Position
Ato Boldon
Wendell Mottley
Brent Sancho
Jack Warner

United States

Oceania

Australia

Name	Sport	Position
John Alexander	Tennis (Davis Cup and Australian Open Doubles winner)	MP for Bennelong (2010-)
Edward Angelo	Australian rules football (Rovers Football Club)[206]	Western Australia MLA at Gascoyne (1917-1933)[206] Western Australia MLC at North Province (1934-1940)
John Atkinson	Wrestling (state champion)	Mayor of Toowoomba, Queensland (1913)[207]
Darrel Baldock	Australian rules football	Tasmanian MHA for [?] (1972-1987)[208]
Henry Barwell	Lawn bowls[209]	Premier of South Australia (1920-1924) Senator for South Australia (1925-1928)
Frank Beaurepaire	Swimming (Olympic medalist)	Lord Mayor of Melbourne (1940–1942)
Bob Bennett	Rugby league	Candidate in the 2006 Queensland state election at Electoral district of Southport
Tony Benneworth	Cricket (Tasmania[210]	Tasmanian MHA (1992-1998)[211]
Cory Bernardi	Rowing (1989 World Rowing Championships)	Senator for South Australia (2006-)
Ted Best	Athletics (Biritsh Empire Games medalist)	Lord Mayor of Melbourne (1969–1971)
John Beveridge	Cricket (captain)	Mayor of Redfern (1891)
Shane Broad	Rowing (world championship)	Tasmanian MHA for Braddon (2017-)
Jim Brown	Australian rules football (1949 WANFL season)[206]	Western Australia MLA at Merredin-Yilgarn (1971-1974)[206] Western Australia MLC at South-East Province (1980-1989) and Agricultural Region (1989-1992)[206]
William Cameron	Cricket (New South Wales cricket team)[212]	New South Wales MLA for Upper Hunter (1918-1920; 1927-1931) and Maitland (1920-1927)[213]
Steve Cansdell	Boxing (national light heavyweight champion)	New South Wales MLA for Clarence (2003-2011)
Elaine Cassidy	Bridge (gold life master)[214]	Mayor of Woollahra (1988-1989)
Gilbert Chandler	Australian rules football (one game at 1928 VFL season)[215]	Victoria MLC at South Eastern Province (1935–1937), Southern Province (1937–1967), and Boronia Province (1967–1973)
Ric Charlesworth	Cricket (first-class) Field hockey (Olympic medalist)	MP for Perth (1893-1993)
Bob Cheek	Australian rules football (Clarence Football Club)	Tasmania MHA for Denison (1996-2002)
Don Chipp	Australian rules football (Victorian Football League)	MP for Higinbotham (1960-1969) and Hotham (1969-1977) Senator for Victoria (1978-1986) Leader of the Australian Democrats (1977-1986)
Geoff Clark	Boxing[216]	Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission Chairman (1999-2004)[216]
Ron Clarke	Athletics (Olympic and Commonwealth medalist)	Mayor of the Gold Coast (2004-2012)
Michael Cleary	Rugby union and rugby league Athletics (Commonwealth medalist)	New South Wales MLA for Coogee (1974-1991)
Phil Cleary	Australian rules football (Victorian Football Association)	MP for Wills (1992; 1993-1996)
Morton Cohen	Cricket (first-class)[217]	New South Wales MLA for Bligh (1965-1968)[218]
Percy Colquhoun	Rugby union Tennis (1908 Australian Open QF)	New South Wales MLA for Mosman (1913-1920)
E. H. Coombe	Cricket (first-class)[219]	South Australia MHA for Barossa (1901-1912; 1915-1917)
Matt Cowdrey	Swimming (Paralympic medalist)	South Australia MHA for Colton (2018-)
Joe Darling	Cricket (Test)	Tasmania MLC for Cambridge (1921-1946)[220]
Everard Darlot	Australian rules football[206]	Western Australia MLA[206] for East Kimberley (1890-1894)
Dexter Davies	Australian rules football (WANFL)[206]	Western Australia MLC for Agricultural Region (1998-2001)
John George Davies	Cricket (first-class)	Tasmania MHA for Fingal (1884-1909) and Denison (1909-1913)
Brian Davison	Cricket (first-class)[221]	Tasmania MHA for Franklin (1990-1996)[222]
Hugh Delahunty	Australian rules football (VFL)	Victoria MLA for Wimmera (1999-2002) and Lowan (2002-2014)
John Devine	Australian rules football (VFL and TFL)	Tasmania MHA for Denison (1979-1984)
Richard Di Natale	Australian rules football (VFA)	Senator for Victoria (2011-) Leader of the Australian Greens (2015-)
Brian Dixon	Australian rules football (VFL)	Victoria MLA for Electoral district of St Kilda (1964-1982)
Jerry Dolan	Australian rules football[206]	Western Australia MLC for West Province (1963-1974)
Adye Douglas	Cricket (first-class)	Premier of Tasmania (1884-1886)
Richard Driver	Cricket (New South Wales cricket team)	New South Wales MLA for West Macquarie (1860-1869), Carcoar (1869-1872), and Windsor (1872-1880)
Damian Drum	Australian rules football (AFL)	MP for Murray (2016-2019) and Nicholls (2019-) Victoria MLC for North Western Province (2002-2006) and Northern Victoria Region (2006-2016)
Thomas Duff	Australian rules football[206]	Western Australia MLA at Claremont (1918-1921)[206]
Henry Dumaresq	Cricket (first-class)[223]	Tasmania MHA for Longford[224]
David Dunworth	Rugby union (national team)	Queensland MLA for Sherwood (1990-1992)
Charles Eady	Cricket and Australian rules football	President of the Tasmanian Legislative Council (1944-1945)
Alistair Edwards	Association football (national team)	Cockburn City Councillor (2002-2006)
Ross Mewburn Elliott	Australian rules football[206]	Western Australia MLA for Canning (1965-1968)[206]
Hadyn Evans	Lawn bowls (Commonwealth medalist)	Norfolk MLA (2013-2015)
Clive Evatt	Rugby league	New South Wales MLA for Hurstville (1939-1959)
Pat Farmer	Athletics (ultra-marathon)	MP for Macarthur (2001-2010)
John Fihelly	Rugby league (1907–08 New Zealand rugby tour of Australia and Great Britain)	Queensland MLA for Paddington (1912-1922)
John Fletcher	Cricket (first-class)[225]	Queensland MLA for Port Curtis (1920-1923) Booringa Shire Council Chairman (1931)[226]
Tom Fox	Australian rules football[206]	Western Australia MLA for South Fremantle (1935-1951)[206]
Alexander Fraser	Australian rules football (VFL)[227]	Victoria MLA for Grant (1950-1952), Caulfield East (1955-1958), and Caulfield (1958-1965)
Dawn Fraser	Swimming (Olympic medalist)	New South Wales MLA for Balmain[228]
Gordon Freeth	Rowing (British Empire Games medalist)	MP for Forrest (1949-1969)
George Thomas Gahan	Boxing	Mayor of Prahran, Victoria (1965–66; 1970–71)
John Galbally	Australian rules football (VFL)	Victoria MLC for Melbourne North Province (1949-1979)
Albert Gardiner	Rugby union[229]	Senator for New South Wales (1910-1926; 1928)[229]
Jack Gervasoni	Australian rules football (VFL)	Mayor of Kew, Victoria (1978)
Paul Gibson	Rugby league (New South Wales Rugby League premiership)	New South Wales MLA for Londonderry (1988-1999) and Blacktown (1999-2011)
Alex Gillon	Australian rules football (VFA)	Mayor of the City of Brunswick (?-?)
Bob Giltinan	Tennis (Davis Cup winner)	Warringah Councillor (2008-after 2012)
Allan Grice	Auto racing (Bathurst 1000)	Queensland MLA for Broadwater (1992-2001)
Ray Groom	Australian rules football (VFL)	Premier of Tasmania (1992-1996) MP for Braddon (1975-1984) Tasmania MHA for Denison (1986-2001)
Arthur Gull	Australian rules football[206]	Western Australia MLA at Swan (1905-1908)[206]
Damian Hale	Australian rules football and rugby league	MP for Solomon (2007-2010)
Peter Hall	Australian rules football (VFL)	Victoria MLA for Gippsland Province (1988–2006) and Eastern Victoria Region (2006–2014)
Thomas Ferrier Hamilton	Cricket (Melbourne Cricket Club original member)	Victoria MLC for Southern Province (1871-1884)
Jim Handby	Australian rules football (SANFL)	MP for Kingston (1949-1951)
Kevin Hardiman	Australian rules football (VFL)	Mayor of Preston, Victoria (1967-1968)[230]
John Hardwick	Australian rules football[206]	Western Australia MLA for East Perth (1904-1911; 1914-1921)[206]
Stan Heal	Australian rules football[206]	Western Australia MLA for West Perth (1953-1962) and Perth (1962-1965)[206][231]
John Hearman	Rowing (King’s Cup)[232]	Western Australia MLA for Blackwood (1950-1968)[232]
James Hegney	Australian rules football[206]	Western Australia MLA[206] for Middle Swan (1930-1947; 1950-1962) and Belmont (1962-1968)
Ernest Henty	Australian rules football[206]	Western Australia MLC for Central Province (1894-1895)
William Henty	Cricket (first-class)	Tasmania MLC for Tamar (1856-1862)
Matthew Hervey	Cricket (first-class)[233]	Victoria MLC for Murray (1853-1856) and Eastern Province (1856-1865)
Lionel Hill	Australian rules football (Norwood Football Club)	Premier of South Australia (1926-1927; 1930-1933)
Mac Holten	Australian rules football	MP for Indi (1958-1977)
Robert Otto Homburg	Cricket (first-class)[234]	South Australia MHA for Burra Burra (1912-1915)
Mike Horan	Rugby league (Parramatta Eels) Rugby union	Queensland MLA for Toowoomba South (1991-2012)
Thomas Hughes	Australian rules football[206]	Western Australia MLA for East Perth (1922-1927; 1936-1943)
Brian Hurn	Cricket (first-class)[235]	Mayor of Barossa Council (1996-2014)[235]
Emma Hurst	Bodybuilding	New South Wales MLC (2019-)
Ross Hutchinson	Australian rules football[206]	Western Australia MLA for Cottesloe (1950-1977)
Percy Hutton	Cricket (first-class)[236]	City of Unley Councillor (?-?)
Steve Irons	Australian rules football (WAFL)	MP for Swan (2007-)
Francis Ivory	Golf (first one in Queensland)	Queensland MLA for Burnett (1873-1878) Queensland Legislative Councillor (1879-1881)
Walter James	Australian rules football[206]	Premier of Western Australia (1902-1904)
Shirley Jeffries	Australian rules football (SAFL	South Australia MHA for North Adelaide (1927-1930; 1933-1938) and Torrens (1938-1944; 1947-1953)
James Kennedy	Australian rules football	Victoria MLC for Higinbotham Province (1937-1954) Mayor of the City of Brighton (1932-1933)
Wilfrid Kent Hughes	Athletics (Olympic athlete)	MP for Chisholm (1949-1970) Victorian MLA for Kew (1927-1949)
Walter Kingsmill	Australian rules football[206]	Senator for Western Australia (1923-1935)
Ted Kinnear	Australian rules football (VFL)	Mayor of Essendon, Victoria (1919; 1920)
Gil Langley	Australian rules football (SANFL) Cricket (first-class)[237]	South Australia MHA for Unley (1962-1982)[238]
Joseph Langsford	Australian rules football[206]	Western Australia MLC at Metropolitan-Suburban Province (1904-1911)
Edward Larkin	Rugby union (national team)[239]	New South Wales MLA for Willoughby (1913-1915)[lower-alpha 73]
John Latham	Lacrosse	Chief Justice of Australia (1935-1952) MP for Kooyong (1922-1934)
Glenn Lazarus	Rugby league (international level)	Senator for Queensland (2014-2016)
John Leckie	Australian rules football (Fitzroy Football Club)	MP for Indi (1917-1919) Senator for Victoria (1935-1947)
Mervyn Lee	Australian rules football (Acton Football Club)	MP for Lalor (1966-1969)
Henry Lette	Cricket (first-class)[240]	Tasmania MHA for Launceston (1862-1871), Central Launceston (1871-1877), and North Launceston (1877-1892)
Sam Loxton	Cricket (Test) Australian rules football (VFL)	Victoria MLA for Prahran (1955-1979)
Brendan Lyons	Australian rules football (1948 Australian Amateur Football Carnival)	Tasmania MHA for Bass (1982-1986)
Justin Madden	Australian rules football (AFL)	Victoria MLA for Essendon (2010-2014)
Jim Manson	Australian rules football (Glenorchy Football Club)[241]	Glenorchy City Councillor (1996-2010)[241]
Arthur Marshall	Australian rules football[206]	Western Australia MLA[206] for Murray (1993-1996) and Dawesville (1996-2005)
Bob Marshall	Billiards (World Amateur Billiards Championship)	Western Australia MLA for Maylands (1965-?)
Kirstie Marshall	Freestyle skiing (world champion)	Victoria MLA for Forest Hill (2002-2010)
Ron McAuliffe	Rugby league (Northern Suburbs)	Senator for Queensland
Alick McCallum	Australian rules football[206]	Western Australia MLA[206] for South Fremantle (1922-1935)
Bill McGrath	Australian rules football (VFL)	Victoria MLA for Lowan (1979-1992) and Wimmera (1992-1999)
Charles McGrath	Australian rules football (South Ballarat Football Club)	MP for Ballaarat (1913-1919; 1920-1934)
Frank McGuren	Rugby league (North Sydney Bears)	MP for Cowper (1961-1963)
Ian McLachlan	Cricket (first-class)[242]	MP for Barker (1990-1998)
Tom McNeil	Australian rules football[206]	Western Australia MLA for Upper West Province (1977-1989)
Ray McPharlin	Australian rules football[206]	Western Australia MLA for Mount Marshall (1967-1983)
Bob Miller	Australian rules football (VFL)	Victoria MLA for Prahran (1979-1985)
Tom Mitchell	Alpine skiing	Victoria MLA for Benambra (1947-1976)
Frederick Monger	Australian rules football[206]	Western Australia MLA at York (1892-1903; 1905-1914)
William Moule	Cricket (Test)[243]	victoria MLA (?-1900)
Jack Mundey	Rugby league (Parramatta Eels)[244]	City of Sydney Council (1984-1987)[244]
Dean Nalder	Australian rules football[206]	Western Australia MLA at Alfred Cove (2013-2017) and Bateman (2017-)
Mick Nanovich	Australian rules football[206]	Western Australia MLA at Toodyay (1974-1977) and Whitford (1977-1983)
Chris Natt	Australian rules football (SANFL)	Northern Territory MLA at Drysdale (2005-2008)
Frederic North	Cricket (first-class)	Mayor of the Municipality of Cottesloe (1911-1916)
Joseph O'Carroll	Australian rules football (VFL)	Victoria MLA for Clifton Hill (1949-1955)
Ray O'Connor	Australian rules football[206]	Premier of Western Australia (1982-1983)
Hubert Opperman	Cyclist (Tour de France)	MP for Corio (1949-1967)
Paul Osborne	Rugby league (first-grade)	ACT MLA for Brindabella electorate (1995-2001)
Stephen Patterson	Australian rules football (AFL)	South Australia MHA for Morphett (2018-) Mayor of City of Holdfast Bay (2014-2018)
Nova Peris	Field hockey (Olympic gold)	Senator for Northern Territory (2013-2016)
Bruce Pie	Australian rules football (one game at 1926 VFL season)	Queensland MLA for Hamilton (1941–1943), Windsor (1944–1950), and Kedron (1950–1951)
Robert Evelyn Porter	Polo (champion)	Mayor of Adelaide (1968-1971)
Frederick Powlett	Cricket (first-class)[245]	Treasurer of Victoria (1852-1853)
Maurice Rioli	Australian rules football (NTFL, WAFL, and VFL)	Northern Territory MLA for Arafura (1992-2001)
Greg Rowell	Cricket (List A)	Candidate in the 2008 Brisbane City Council election for Lord Mayor
Kevin Ryan	Rugby (dual-code rugby international)	New South Wales MLA for Hurstville (1976-1984) Mayor of the City of Hurstville (1974-1979)
Arthur Rymill	Polo (interstate)	Lord Mayor of Adelaide (1950-1953)
Don Seccombe	Cricket (first-class)[246]	Mayor of Redland City (2001-2008)[247]
Doug Shave	Australian rules football[206]	Western Australia MLA at Melville (1989-1996) and Alfred Cove (1996-2001)
Maurie Sheehy	Australian rules football (VFL)	Victoria MLC (1952-1958)
Nicholas Shehadie	Rugby union (Test)	Lord Mayor of Sydney (1973-1975)
Glen Sheil	Tennis (Australian Championships competitor)	Senator for Queensland (1974-1981; 1984-1990)
Jack Simpson	Australian rules football (VFL)	Victoria MLA for Niddrie (1976-1988)
Charles Sladen	Cricket[248]	Premier of Victoria (1868)
Tim Smith	Rowing (2004 World Rowing Championships)	Victoria MLA for Kew (2014-)
Trevor Sprigg	Australian rules football[206]	Western Australia MLA at Murdoch (2005-2008)
Zali Steggall	Alpine skiing (Olympic medalist)	MP for Warringah (2019-)
Frank Stewart	Rugby league (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs)	MP for Lang (1953-1977) and Grayndler (1977-1979)
Shirley Strickland	Athletics (Olympic and British Empire Games medalist)	Perennial candidate (see her page for her election info) City of Melville Councillor (1988-1996; 1999-2003)
Bill Sykes	Australian rules football (VFL)	Victoria MLA for Benalia (2002-2014)
Joe Szakacs	Swimming (2002–03 FINA Swimming World Cup)	South Australia MHA for Cheltenham (2019-)
Liesl Tesch	Wheelchair basketball (Olympic gold)	New South Wales MLA for Gosford (2017-)
Murray Thompson	Australian rules football (Richmond Football Club)	Victoria MLA for Sandringham (1992-2018)
Rex Townley	Cricket (first-class)[249]	Tasmania MHA for Denison (1946-1965)
Neil Trezise	Australian rules football (VFL)	Victoria MLA for Geelong West (1964-1967) and Geelong North (1967-2002)
William Tunks	Cricket (first-class)[250]	New South Wales MLA for St Leonards (1864-1874) Mayor of St Leonards (1867-1883)
Dan van Holst Pellekaan	Basketball (Hobart Devils)	South Australia MHA for Stuart (2010-)
Mick Veivers	Rugby league (international level)	Queensland MLA for Southport (1987-2001)
Tom Veivers	Cricket (Test)	Queensland MLA for Ashgrove (1983-1986)
Charles Veryard	Australian rules football (West Perth Football Club)[251]	Lord Mayor of Perth (1964-1967)[252]
Ken Vowles	Cricket (Australia national under-19 cricket team)	Northern Territory MLA at Johnston (2012-)
Charles Wade	Rugby union (university and national team)[253]	Justice of the Supreme Court of New South Wales (1920-1922) Premier of New South Wales (1907-1910) New South Wales MLA for Gordon (1904-1917)
Terry Waldron	Australian rules football[206]	Western Australia MLA at Wagin (2001-2017)
William Walker	Yachting (Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron)	New South Wales MLC (1863-1867)
Edward Wolstenholme Ward	Cricket	New South Wales MLC (1861-1865)
Jim Wilkinson	Australian rules football (VFL)	President of the Tasmanian Legislative Council (2013-2019)
Bill Young	Australian rules football[206]	Western Australia MLA at Roe (1967-1974)
Tony Zappia	Powerlifting	MP for Makin (2007-)

Fiji

Name	Sport	Position
Hector Hatch	Boxing (Olympic athlete)[254]	Cabinet minister
Sitiveni Rabuka	Athletics (1974 British Commonwealth Games)[255]	Prime Minister of Fiji (1992-1999)
Samuela Vunivalu	Rugby union	Member of the Parliament of Fiji (2014-2018)

Nauru

Name	Sport	Position
Valdon Dowiyogo	Association football (national championship)	MP for Ubenide (2004-2016)
Marcus Stephen	Weightlifting (Commonwealth medalist)	President of Nauru (2007-2011) MP for Anetan Constituency (2003-2016)

New Zealand

Name	Sport	Position
Paul Adams	Rally driving (champion)	MP for United Future (2002-2005)
Inatio Akaruru	Lawn bowls (Commonwealth athlete)[256]	Deputy Prime Minister of the Cook Islands
Eric Armishaw	Boxing (national welterweight champion)	Auckland City Councillor (1953-1971)
Doug Armstrong	Cricket (first-class)[257]	Mayor of Rodney District (1992-2000)
Tommy Armstrong	Boxing Rugby league (Canterbury Rugby League)	MP for Napier (1943-1951)
Erin Baker	Triathlon (world champion)	Christchurch City Councillor
Philippa Baker	Rowing (Commonwealth medalist)	Wanganui District Councillor (2006-)
Jim Barnes	Athletics (cross-country)	MP for St Kilda (1951-1957) Mayor of Dunedin (1968-1977)
Francis Bell	Cricket (first-class)[258]	MP for Wellington (1893-1896)
Denis Blundell	Cricket (first-class)[259]	Governor-General of New Zealand (1972-1977)
Stephen Boock	Cricket (first-class)[260]	Dunedin City Councillor (1992-?)[261]
James Benn Bradshaw	Cricket[262]	MP for Gold Field Towns (1866-1870), Waikaia (1871-1875), and Dunedin Central (1884-1886)[262]
Frank Buckland	Cricket (first-class)[263]	MP for Franklin North (1884-1887) and Manukau (1890-1893)
Martin Chapman	Cricket (first-class)[264]	Wellington City Councillor (1888–1890)[265]
Danielle Tungane Cochrane	Canoeing (2011 Pacific Games)	Minister of Education (2018-?)
Tony Coll	Rugby league (national team)	Grey District Councillor (2011-?)[266]
John Collinge	Cricket (university)[267]	President of the New Zealand National Party (1989-1994)
William Collins	Cricket (first-class)[268]	New Zealand Legislative Councillor (1907-1934)
Graham Condon	Swimming (Paralympic champion)	Christchurch City Councillor (1995-after 2007)
Joe Cotterill	Rugby and field hockey (Wanganui)	MP for Whanganui (1935-1960)
Ben Couch	Rugby union (All Blacks)	MP for Wairarapa (1975-1984)
Tuariki Delamere	Athletics (Commonwealth athlete)	MP for Te Tai Rawhiti (1996-1999)
Billy Dillicar	Lawn bowls (1934 British Empire Games)	Hamilton Borough Council (?-?)[269]
Quentin Donald	Rugby union (All Blacks)	Featherston County Councillor (1938-1965)
Roger Drayton	Cricket and association football (Royal New Zealand Air Force)	MP for St Albans (1969-1976)
Thomas Ellison	Rugby union (1888–89 New Zealand Native football team)	Candidate in the general elections at Southern Maori
Francis Fisher	Tennis (Australian Open finalist)	MP for Wellington (1905) and Wellington Central (1905-1910; 1911-1914)
William Spiers Glenn	Rugby union (All Blacks)	MP for Rangitīkei (1919-1928)
Barrie Hutchinson	Water polo (British Empire Games medalist)	Auckland City Councillor (six years, ?-?)
Colin Kay	Athletics (British Empire and Commonwealth athlete)	Mayor of Auckland City (1980–1983)
David Kirk	Rugby union (All Blacks)	Candidate in the 1992 Tamaki by-election; not nominated
Alexander Kirkpatrick	Rugby union (All Blacks)	Deputy Mayor of Hastings (?-?, 18 years)
Chris Laidlaw	Rugby union (All Blacks)	MP for Wellington Central (1992-1993) Wellington Regional Council Chairperson (2015-)
Victor Macky	Rugby union (All Blacks)	Candidate for Mayor of Auckland City in 1944[270]
Les Mills	Athletics (Commonwealth athlete)	Mayor of Auckland City (1990-1998)
John Morrison	Cricket (international)[271]	Wellington City Councillor (1998-2013)
William Murison	Cricket (first-class)[272]	MP for Waikouaiti (1966-1968)
Tiaki Omana	Rugby union (All Blacks)	MP for Eastern Maori (1943-1963)
Winston Peters	Rugby union (university)	Acting Prime Minister of New Zealand (2018)
Hugh Poland	Rugby union (Auckland rugby union team)	MP for Ohinemuri (1905-1925)
Vic Pollard	Cricket (international)[273]	Candidate in the general election for the Christian Heritage Party of New Zealand
The Lord Porritt	Athletics (Olympic medalist)	Governor-General of New Zealand (1967-1972)
Dick Quax	Athletics (Olympic medalist)	Manukau City Councillor (2001-2007)>br>Auckland Councillor (2011-2018)
Paul Quinn	Rugby union (Māori All Blacks)	MP for the New Zealand National Party list (2008-2011)
William Lee Rees	Cricket[274]	MP for Auckland East (1875-1879) and Auckland (1890-1893)
Ben Sandford	Skeleton racing (world championships)	Candidate in the 2017 New Zealand general election at Rotorua
Bhupinder Singh	Cricket (first-class)[275]	Candidate in the 2017 New Zealand general election at Manukau East[276]
Charles Speight	Rugby union (All Black)	Hamilton Borough Councillor[277]
Tony Steel	Rugby union (All Black)	MP for Hamilton East (1990-1993; 1996-2002)
Edward Cephas John Stevens	Cricket	MP for Selwyn (1866-1870) and City of Christchurch (1876-1881) New Zealand Legislative Councillor (1882-1915)
William Stevenson	Rowing (national champion)	Mayor of Howick, New Zealand (1953-1962)[278]
Bill Sullivan	Rugby union (Taranaki)	MP for Bay of Plenty (1941-1957)
Graham Sycamore	Cycling	Invercargill City Councillor (2001-2016)[279]
Howie Tamati	Rugby league	New Plymouth District Councillor (1999-2007; 2010-2016) MP for Te Tai Hauāuru (2017-)
Grahame Thorne	Rugby union (All Blacks)	MP for Onehunga (1990-1993)
Gary Troup	Cricket (Test)[280]	Manukau City Councillor (2007-?)
Inky Tulloch	Auto racing	Mayor of Mataura (1983–1989)
John Walker	Athletics (Olympic medalist)	Auckland Councillor
Mike Ward	Coast to Coast (completed the first 28)[281]	MP for the Green Party list (2002-2005)
Puti Tipene Watene	Rugby league	MP for Eastern Maori (1963-1967)
Ben Waters	Rowing (British Empire Games medalist)	Perennial candidate (see his page for details)
Richard White	Rugby union (All Blacks)	Mayor of Gisborne, New Zealand (1977-1983)
Stanley Whitehead	Rugby league	MP for Nelson (1957-1976)
Simon Wi Rutene	Alpine skiing (Olympic athlete)	List candidate in the 2005 New Zealand general election for the Māori Party
Hercules Richard Wright	Rugby league (1907–08 New Zealand rugby tour of Australia and Great Britain)	Petone Borough Councillor
Tu Wyllie	Rugby union (All Blacks)	MP for Te Tai Tonga (1996-1999)

Papua New Guinea

Name	Sport	Position
Lauta Atoi	Rugby league	Member of the National Parliament of Papua New Guinea (2011-2017)
John Kaputin	Athletics (Commonwealth athlete)[255]	Foreign Minister (1992-1994; 1999-2000)

Solomon Islands

Name	Sport	Position
Joseph Onika	Athletics (1990 Oceania Athletics Championships)	MP for East Central Guadalcanal (2010–present)

South America

Argentina

Name	Sport	Position
Héctor Campana
Carlos Espínola
Nestor García-Veiga
Rubén Luis di Palma
Carlos Reutemann	Motorsport	Governor of Santa Fe Province Senator of Argentina
Daniel Scioli

Brazil

Name	Sport	Position
Leila Barros	volleyball	Senator for the Federal District (from 2019)
Bebeto	football	State deputy of Rio de Janeiro (state) (from 2011)
Bobô	football	State deputy of Bahia (from 2015)
Harry Forssell
Ademir da Guia	football	São Paulo city councillor (2005-2008)
João Leite da Silva Neto
Luiz Lima	swimming	Federal deputy for the Rio de Janeiro (from 2019)
Aurélio Miguel
Pelé	football	Extraordinary Minister of Sport (1995-1998)
José Reinaldo de Lima
Roberto Dinamite
Róbson	football	State deputy of Pará (2007-2011)
Romário	football	Federal deputy (2011–15), senator for Rio de Janeiro (from 2015)
Zico

Chile

Name	Sport	Position
Sebastián Keitel	Athletics (sprinting)
Érika Olivera	Athletics (marathon)
Pablo Squella

Colombia

Name	Sport	Position
María Isabel Urrutia

Ecuador

Name	Sport	Position
Abdalá Bucaram
Abdalá Bucaram Jr.
Ulises de la Cruz
Agustín Delgado
Iván Hurtado

Guyana

Name	Sport	Position
Roy Fredericks	Cricket (Test)	Minister for Youth, Sport and Culture[282]

Peru

Name	Sport	Position
Eduardo Dibós Chappuis
Gabriela Pérez del Solar
Cecilia Tait
Cenaida Uribe

See also

• Politics and sport
• List of actor-politicians

Notes

1. As Marquess of Huntly
2. As Earl of Bessborough from 1847
3. As Duke of Marlborough
4. As Viscount Hampden
5. As Baron and later Viscount Esher
6. As Viscount Bridgeman
7. As Earl of Cardigan
8. As Marquess of Exeter
9. As Earl of Chesterfield
10. Better known as a fiction writer.
11. As Baron Conway of Allington
12. As Earl of Devon
13. As Duke of Buccleuch and Queensbury
14. As Duke of Dorset
15. As Duke of Hamilton
16. As Lord Dunglass
17. As Lord Home
18. As Lord Home of the Hirsel
19. As Baron Douglas of Douglas
20. As Marquess of Queensbury
21. As Lord Burghley
22. As Earl Fitzwilliam
23. As Baron Forster
24. Since 1999, as elected hereditary peer
25. As Duke of Sutherland
26. As Duke of Montrose
27. As Baron Walsingham
28. As Earl of Verulam
29. As Baron Ebury
30. As Earl of Iveagh
31. As Baron Gwydyr
32. As Earl of Hardwicke
33. As Baron Trevor
34. As Marquess of Downshire
35. As Baron Rankeillour
36. As Earl of Clarendon
37. As Baron Hylton
38. Better known as an actor
39. As Baron Wenlock
40. As Duke of Richmond
41. As Earl of Dartmouth
42. As Baron Lloyd
43. As Earl Loreburn
44. As Baron Lyle of Westbourne
45. As Baron Lyttleton and Viscount Cobham
46. As Viscount Cobham
47. As Baron Macnaughten
48. As Baron Malcolm of Poltalloch
49. As Viscount Canterbury
50. As Baron Cushenden
51. As Baron Methuen
52. As Viscount Monckton of Brenchley
53. As Thomas Lloyd-Mostyn
54. As Viscount Muirshiel
55. As Earl of Onslow
56. As John Scourfield
57. As Earl of Portmore
58. As Charles Lennox
59. As Duke of Richmond
60. As Marquess of Zetland
61. As Marquess of Londonderry
62. As Earl of Sheffield
63. As Baron Silkin of Dulwich
64. As Earl of Galloway
65. As Baron Suffield
66. As Earl Temple
67. As Earl of Thanet
68. As Baron Walrond
69. As Marquess of Willingdon and previous titles
70. As Viscount Wimborne
71. As Marquess of Hertford
72. As Helena Manset
73. As Edward Larkin

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