Candidates of the 1936 Western Australian state election
The 1936 Western Australian state election was held on 15 February 1936.
Retiring Members
- No sitting MP's retired at this election.
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 candidate
|
Nationalist candidate
|
Country candidate
|
Other candidates |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Albany | Labor |
Arthur Wansbrough | Leonard Hill | Charles Bolt ( Ind. )
| |
| Avon | Country |
Ignatius Boyle* Hugh Harling |
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| Beverley | Country |
James Mann * Thomas Retalic George Weaver |
John O'Dea ( Ind. Country )
| ||
| Boulder | Labor |
Philip Collier | |||
| Brown Hill-Ivanhoe | Labor |
Frederick Smith | |||
| Bunbury | Labor |
Frederick Withers | Cuthbert Butler | ||
| Canning | Labor |
Charles Cross | Herbert Wells Thomas Willsmore |
Carlyle Ferguson ( Ind. Nationalist )
| |
| Claremont | Nationalist |
Charles North* Donald Cleland |
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| Collie | Labor |
Arthur Wilson | |||
| East Perth | Labor |
James Kenneally | Ind.) )
Wilfred Mountjoy (Communist | ||
| Forrest | Labor |
May Holman | |||
| Fremantle | Labor |
Joseph Sleeman | Aidan Bryan | ||
| Gascoyne | Labor |
Frank Wise | Jack Pericles | ||
| Geraldton | Labor |
John Willcock | Alfred Culewis | ||
| Greenough | Country |
William Patrick | John Garland ( Ind. )
| ||
Guildford-Midland |
Labor |
William Johnson |
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| Hannans | Labor |
Selby Munsie | |||
Irwin-Moore |
Country |
Percy Ferguson | Cyril Rodoreda ( Ind. )
| ||
| Kalgoorlie | Labor |
Herbert Styants* James Cunningham Robert Elliott |
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| Kanowna | Labor |
Emil Nulsen | |||
| Katanning | Country |
Arthur Watts | Ind. Country )
| ||
| Kimberley | Labor |
Aubrey Coverley | Ronald Herrin | ||
| Leederville | Labor |
Alexander Panton | Charles Veryard | ||
| Maylands | Labor |
Robert Clothier | Tom Hartrey Arthur Daley |
Ind. Nationalist )
| |
| Middle Swan | Labor |
James Hegney | David Pyvis | ||
| Mount Hawthorn | Labor |
Harry Millington | Arthur Abbott | ||
| Mount Magnet | Labor |
Michael Troy |
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| Mount Marshall | Country |
Frederick Warner* Joseph Diver |
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| Murchison | Labor |
William Marshall | |||
| Murray-Wellington | Nationalist |
Ross McLarty | |||
| Nedlands | Nationalist |
Dorothy Tangney | Norbert Keenan | ||
| Nelson | Nationalist |
Thomas Ladhams | John Smith | Ind. )
| |
| North Perth | Nationalist |
Edward Holman | James Smith* Reginald Miller Karl Drake-Brockman |
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| North-East Fremantle | Labor |
John Tonkin | Eric Isaachsen | ||
| Northam | Labor |
Albert Hawke |
Hal C.S. Colebatch | ||
| Perth | Labor |
Ted Needham | Harry Mann William Murray |
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| Pilbara | Nationalist |
Donald Bennett | Frank Welsh | ||
| Pingelly | Country |
Harrie Seward* Cecil Eslegood |
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| Roebourne | Labor |
Alec Rodoreda |
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| South Fremantle | Labor |
Tom Fox | David Byers (Social Credit) | ||
| Subiaco | Labor |
John Moloney | Florence Cardell-Oliver* Walter Richardson Harry Downe |
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| Sussex | Nationalist |
Edmund Brockman | Robert Falkingham ( Ind. Nationalist )
| ||
| Swan | Country |
Richard Sampson | |||
| Toodyay | Country |
Lindsay Thorn | |||
| Victoria Park | Labor |
Howard Raphael | George Mann | ||
| Wagin | Country |
Sydney Stubbs | |||
| West Perth | Nationalist |
William Beadle | Robert McDonald |
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| Williams-Narrogin | Country |
Harry Hyde | Victor Doney | ||
| Yilgarn-Coolgardie | Labor |
George Lambert | Max Dynes ( Ind. Country )
| ||
| York | Country |
Charles Latham | John Keast ( Ind. )
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See also
- Members of the Western Australian Legislative Assembly, 1933–1936
- Members of the Western Australian Legislative Assembly, 1936–1939
- 1936 Western Australian state election
References
- Black, David; Prescott, Valerie; Western Australian Electoral Commission; Western Australian Parliamentary History Project (1997), Election statistics : Legislative Assembly of Western Australia, 1890-1996, Western Australian Parliamentary History Project and Western Australian Electoral Commission, ISBN 978-0-7309-8409-2