Lindy Wilson

In 2010, Wilson became the operations manager for the Democratic Alliance in the Mopani District.^[4] She stood as the DA candidate in a by-election in ward 20 in the Polokwane Local Municipality in February 2012 and won the seat off the African National Congress.^[5] Later that same year, she was elected provincial chairperson of the DA.^[4]

Wilson was selected to be the DA's provincial campaign manager for the 2014 general elections, which saw the party win over 95,000 votes in the province and three seats in the provincial legislature.^[4] She was elected to a DA seat in the National Assembly in the election.^[2] Having entered parliament, she was appointed to the Shadow Cabinet as Shadow Deputy Minister of Social Development.^[6]

At the DA's provincial conference held in 2017, Wilson was elected one of two deputy provincial chairpersons of the party.^[7] The following year, she was appointed head of the DA's Waterberg South constituency.^[4]

Wilson was re-elected to the National Assembly in the 2019 general election. Thereafter, she was appointed Shadow Deputy Minister of Health.^[8]

In April 2021, DA provincial leader Jacques Smalle was accused of turning a blind eye to allegations of Wilson abusing party funds. Wilson responded to the accusations by saying that it has been investigated and no charges were laid against her by the party.^[9]

Wilson successfully contested the position of provincial leader at the DA's provincial conference held on 27 May 2023, defeating the four other candidates for the position.^[10] She replaced Smalle, who, in turn, was elected provincial chairperson.^[11][12]

On 4 August 2023, Wilson was sworn in as a member of the Limpopo Provincial Legislature.^[13]

Wilson is married to Brian. They have five children together.^[4]