Candidates of the Victorian state election, 1943

This is a list of candidates who stood for the 1943 Victorian state election. The election was held on 12 June 1943.

Retiring Members

Labor

Ernie Bond MLA (Port Fairy and Glenelg)

United Australia

Harry White MLA (Bulla and Dalhousie)

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

Albert Park	UAP		William Haworth		James Coull (Ind Soc)
Allandale	Labor	Patrick Denigan	Allen Driscoll	Arthur Boustead
Ballarat	UAP	Maurice Calnin	Thomas Hollway		Edward Rowe (CPA)
Barwon	UAP	George Gorrie	Thomas Maltby
Benalla	LCP	Andrew McIntosh		Frederick Cook* Percy Johnson
Benambra	Country			Roy Paton	Francis Andrews (Ind)
Bendigo	Labor	Arthur Cook
Boroondara	UAP		Trevor Oldham		Lila Monsbourgh (Ind)
Brighton	Independent	Robert Gault	Ian Macfarlan		John Warren (Ind UAP)
Brunswick	Labor	James Jewell
Bulla and Dalhousie	UAP	Edward Cummins	Aubrey Saunders	Reginald James* John Ryan	Howard Everard (Ind UAP)
Carlton	Labor	Bill Barry			Richard Bowers (Ind) Gerald O'Day (CPA)
Castlemaine and Kyneton	Labor	Bill Hodson		John Thompson
Caulfield	UAP	Anthonie Verbeek	Harold Cohen		Andrew Hughes* (Ind Soc) Edgar Morton (Ind UAP)
Clifton Hill	Labor	Bert Cremean			Allan Matthews (Ind) Ken Miller (CPA)
Coburg	Independent	Jessie Satchell	Herbert Rusmussen		Charles Hosken (Ind) Donald McDonald (Ind) Charlie Mutton* (Ind)
Collingwood	Labor	Tom Tunnecliffe			James Baker (Ind Lab) Ralph Gibson (CPA) William King (Ind)
Dandenong	Labor	Frank Field			Gladys Roberts (Ind)
Dundas	Labor	Bill Slater
Essendon	UAP	Samuel Merrifield	James Dillon		Arthur Dodds (Ind)
Evelyn	UAP	Jack Gill	William Everard
Flemington	Labor	Jack Holland
Footscray	Labor	Jack Mullens			Andrew Hansen (Ind) Alfred Lowe (Ind) Cecil Sharpley (CPA) Robert Thorne (Ind)
Geelong	Labor	Fanny Brownbill
Gippsland East	Country			Albert Lind
Gippsland North	Country	Reuben Basham		Bill Fulton
Gippsland South	Country			Herbert Hyland	Maurice Manning (Ind)
Gippsland West	Country			Matthew Bennett	Bartholomew Goulding (Ind) Ernest Watkin (Ind)
Goulburn Valley	Country			John McDonald
Grant	Independent	Horace Hughes		Frederick Holden	Herbert Ladd (Ind)
Gunbower	Country			Norman Martin
Hampden	UAP	Walter Kervin	William Cumming
Hawthorn	Independent		Lyston Chisholm		Leslie Hollins (Ind)
Heidelberg	UAP	Leonard Hartnett	Henry Zwar
Kara Kara and Borung	Country	Arthur Ackland		Finlay Cameron
Kew	UAP		Wilfrid Kent Hughes
Korong and Eaglehawk	Country	William Casey		Albert Dunstan	Walter Peters (Ind)
Lowan	Country			Hamilton Lamb
Maryborough and Daylesford	Labor	Clive Stoneham		Powley Smith
Melbourne	Labor	Tom Hayes			John Somerville (Ind)
Mildura	Country	John Egan		Albert Allnutt* Campbell Cameron
Mornington	Country			Alfred Kirton
Northcote	Labor	John Cain
Nunawading	Independent	Bob Gray	John Hogan		Ivy Weber* (Ind) Clifford Wolfe (Ind)
Oakleigh	Labor	Squire Reid	Andrew Sinclair
Ouyen	Country	Frederick Watson		Keith Dodgshun	Robert Johnstone (Ind)
Polwarth	Country	Arthur Jackson		Edward Guye
Port Fairy and Glenelg	Labor	Martin Bourke		Paul Bailey	James Hardy (Ind) Harry Hedditch* (Ind CP)
Port Melbourne	Labor	Tom Corrigan			John Blake (CPA)
Prahran	UAP	John Ryder	John Ellis		Malcolm Good (CPA)
Richmond	Labor	Ted Cotter			Bertha Laidler (CPA)
Rodney	Country	Algernon Roberts		William Dunstone	Gordon Anderson (Ind)
St Kilda	UAP	Marjorie Bennett	Archie Michaelis		Ethel Pace (Ind)
Stawell and Ararat	Country	Ernie Morton		Alec McDonald
Swan Hill	Country	William Kent		Francis Old
Toorak	UAP		Harold Thonemann		Francis Connelly (Ind) Charles Kennett (Ind) Garnet Kerr (Ind)
Upper Goulburn	Country			Edwin Mackrell
Upper Yarra	UAP	Arthur Fraser	George Knox		George Brown (CPA)
Walhalla	Country	Leslie Kaeppel		William Moncur* William Simpson David White	Jack Whiteacre (Ind)
Wangaratta and Ovens	Country	Charles McKissack		Lot Diffey
Waranga	Country			Ernest Coyle	Patrick Finnigan (Ind)
Warrenheip and Grenville	Country	Raymond Hyatt		Edmond Hogan	Albert Woodward (Ind)
Warrnambool	Country	John McDonald		Henry Bailey
Williamstown	Labor	John Lemmon			George Paine (Ind)
Wonthaggi	Labor	William McKenzie

References

Psephos - Adam Carr's Election Archive

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