Candidates of the 1932 Victorian state election
The 1932 Victorian state election was held on 14 May 1932.
Retiring Members
Premiers' Plan Labor
- Arthur Wallace MLA (Albert Park)
Legislative Assembly
Sitting members are shown in bold text. Successful candidates are highlighted in the relevant colour. Where there is possible confusion, an asterisk (*) is also used.
Electorate | Held by | Labor candidates | UAP candidates | Country candidates | Other candidates |
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Albert Park | Labor | Joseph Hannan | Harry Drew | ||
Allandale | UAP | Sir Alexander Peacock | |||
Ballarat | Labor | William McAdam | Thomas Hollway | ||
Barwon | UAP | Thomas Maltby | |||
Benalla | Country Prog | Edward Cleary | |||
Benambra | UAP | Henry Beardmore | |||
Bendigo | Labor | Arthur Cook | John Barton | Joseph Don | |
Boroondara | UAP | Richard Linton | |||
Brighton | UAP | Ian Macfarlan | |||
Brunswick | Labor | James Jewell | Henry Jones | ||
Bulla and Dalhousie | Labor | Reg Pollard | Harry White | Leon Stahl | |
Carlton | Labor | Robert Solly | David Crone | ||
Castlemaine and Kyneton | Labor | Jessie Satchell | Clive Shields | ||
Caulfield | UAP | William Ingleby | Harold Luxton | ||
Clifton Hill | Labor | Maurice Blackburn | Albert Oldus | William Angus (PP Lab) | |
Coburg | Labor | Frank Keane | Alfred Carter | Henry Richards (Ind) | |
Collingwood | Labor | Tom Tunnecliffe | |||
Dandenong | Labor | Bert Cremean | Frank Groves | ||
Dundas | Labor | Bill Slater | Athol Cooper | ||
Essendon | Labor | Arthur Drakeford | James Dillon | ||
Evelyn | UAP | William Everard | Maurice Fergusson (Ind UAP) | ||
Flemington | Labor | Jack Holland | James Lamb | Alexander Amess (Ind) | |
Footscray | Labor | George Prendergast | John Toll | ||
Geelong | Labor | William Brownbill | Edward Austin | John Lister (Ind UAP) | |
Gippsland East | Country | Albert Lind | |||
Gippsland North | Independent | Stephen Ashton | Rowland Harrison | James McLachlan (Ind) | |
Gippsland South | Country | Herbert Hyland | |||
Gippsland West | Country | Matthew Bennett | |||
Goulburn Valley | Country | Murray Bourchier | |||
Grant | Labor | Ralph Hjorth | Frederick Holden | Robert McClelland | |
Gunbower | UAP | Henry Angus | James Matheson | ||
Hampden | UAP | Chester Manifold | |||
Hawthorn | UAP | John Gray | |||
Heidelberg | Labor | Gordon Webber | Henry Zwar | William Hemburrow (Ind UAP) | |
Kara Kara and Borung | UAP | Carl Adler | John Pennington | ||
Kew | UAP | Thomas Mottram | Wilfrid Kent Hughes | ||
Korong and Eaglehawk | Country Prog | Patrick Denigan | Albert Dunstan | ||
Lowan | Country | Frederick Thompson | Marcus Wettenhall | ||
Maryborough and Daylesford | Labor | George Frost | John Prictor | ||
Melbourne | Labor | Tom Hayes | William Hendry | Ernie Thornton (CPA) | |
Mildura | Country Prog | Robert Robertson | Albert Allnutt | William Hayes (Ind) | |
Mornington | Country | John Graham | Alfred Kirton | Herbert Downward | |
Northcote | Labor | John Cain | William Olver | ||
Nunawading | UAP | Robert Menzies | |||
Oakleigh | Labor | Squire Reid | Lyston Chisholm | James Vinton Smith (Ind UAP) | |
Ouyen | Country Prog | Albert Bussau | Harold Glowrey (Ind CP) | ||
Polwarth | UAP | James McDonald | Leonard Parker | ||
Port Fairy and Glenelg | Labor | James Black | Ernie Bond* (PP Lab) Hugh MacLeod (Ind UAP) | ||
Port Melbourne | Labor | James Murphy | |||
Prahran | Labor | Victor Stout | John Ellis | Arthur Jackson (PP Lab) | |
Richmond | Labor | Ted Cotter | |||
Rodney | Country | John Allan | |||
St Kilda | Liberal | Archie Michaelis | Burnett Gray (Lib) | ||
Stawell and Ararat | UAP | Richard Toutcher | Alec McDonald | ||
Swan Hill | Country | Walton McManus Francis Old* | Ernest Gray (Ind CP) Phillip Purves (Ind) | ||
Toorak | UAP | Sir Stanley Argyle | |||
Upper Goulburn | Country | John Dedman | Robert Forsyth | Edwin Mackrell | |
Upper Yarra | UAP | George Knox | |||
Walhalla | Country | Harold McGowan | William Moncur | Daniel White (Ind UAP) | |
Wangaratta and Ovens | Country | Lot Diffey | |||
Waranga | UAP | Ernest Coyle | John McEwen | ||
Warrenheip and Grenville | Labor | Edmond Hogan (PP Lab) | |||
Warrnambool | Labor | James Fairbairn | Henry Bailey (PP Lab) | ||
Williamstown | Labor | John Lemmon | Ernest Jackson (Ind) George Paine (Ind) | ||
Wonthaggi | Labor | William McKenzie | Francis Minchin | William Easton (Ind UAP) |
See also
References
- Psephos - Adam Carr's Election Archive