Candidates of the 1920 Victorian state election

The 1920 Victorian state election was held on 21 October 1920.

Retiring Members

Nationalist

• Norman Bayles MLA (Toorak)
• Malcolm McKenzie MLA (Upper Goulburn)
• Agar Wynne MLA (St Kilda)

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	Nationalist candidates	VFU candidates	Other candidates
Abbotsford	Labor	Gordon Webber
Albert Park	Labor	Arthur Wallace			James Morris (Ind)
Allandale	Nationalist		Sir Alexander Peacock
Ballarat East	Nationalist	Walter Dalton	Robert McGregor
Ballarat West	Nationalist		Matthew Baird		Charles Brind (Ind Nat)
Barwon	Nationalist		Duncan McLennan	Herbert Lumb	Edward Morley (Ind Nat)
Benalla	Nationalist		Robert Lewers	John Carlisle
Benambra	Nationalist		Henry Beardmore		Edward Clutterbuck (Ind Nat)
Bendigo East	Labor	Luke Clough	Edwin Ham
Bendigo West	Nationalist	Thomas Jude	David Smith		David Andrew (Ind)
Boroondara	Nationalist	William Wilcock	Edmund Greenwood* George Palmer
Borung	Nationalist		William Hutchinson	David Allison
Brighton	Nationalist		Oswald Snowball		Robert Stephenson (Ind Nat)
Brunswick	Labor	James Jewell	Albert Batley
Bulla	Nationalist		Andrew Robertson	Michael McGuinness
Carlton	Labor	Robert Solly
Castlemaine and Maldon	Nationalist	Christopher Bennett	Harry Lawson
Collingwood	Labor	Thomas McAllen	Harry Evans		Martin Hannah (Ind Lab)
Dalhousie	Nationalist		Allan Cameron	Thomas Paterson	Robert Mitchell (Ind Nat)
Dandenong	Nationalist	Roy Beardsworth	Frank Groves	Peter Gleeson
Daylesford	Nationalist		Donald McLeod		Henry Taylor (Ind Nat)
Dundas	Labor	Bill Slater		William Nankervis
Eaglehawk	Labor	Tom Tunnecliffe	William Watkins	Albert Dunstan
East Melbourne	Nationalist	Michael Collins	Alfred Farthing* George Kemp
Essendon	Nationalist	Joseph Murphy	Thomas Ryan
Evelyn	Nationalist	Arthur Jones	William Everard* James Rouget William Williams
Fitzroy	Labor	John Billson	Albert Fraser
Flemington	Labor	Edward Warde
Geelong	Nationalist	William Brownbill	Robert Purnell
Gippsland East	Nationalist	Thomas Rickards	James Cameron	Albert Lind
Gippsland North	Nationalist		James McLachlan		Anthony Brennan (Ind)
Gippsland South	Nationalist		Thomas Livingston	Thomas McGalliard
Gippsland West	Nationalist		John Mackey
Glenelg	Nationalist	William Thomas	Hugh Campbell	William Williamson
Goulburn Valley	Nationalist		John Mitchell	Murray Bourchier
Grenville	VFU	James Scullin		David Gibson
Gunbower	Nationalist		Henry Angus	William McCann
Hampden	Nationalist		David Oman	George Hucker
Hawthorn	Nationalist		William McPherson* Charles Smith		Cecil Brack (Ind Nat)
Jika Jika	Labor	John Cain	Arthur May
Kara Kara	Nationalist		John Pennington	John Hall
Korong	VFU		Charles Kelly	Isaac Weaver
Lowan	Nationalist		James Menzies	Marcus Wettenhall
Maryborough	Nationalist	George Frost	Alfred Outtrim	Robert Laidlaw
Melbourne	Labor	Alexander Rogers	Alfred Buchanan
Mornington	Nationalist		Arthur Leadbeater	Alfred Downward
North Melbourne	Labor	George Prendergast	Henry Raphael
Ovens	Nationalist		Alfred Billson
Polwarth	Nationalist	John Linahan	James McDonald	John Black
Port Fairy	Labor	Henry Bailey
Port Melbourne	Labor	James Murphy			Owen Sinclair (Ind)
Prahran	Nationalist	Alexander Parker	Donald Mackinnon
Richmond	Labor	Ted Cotter
Rodney	VFU		William Thwaites	John Allan
St Kilda	Nationalist	Walter Gorman	Henry Barnet Frederic Eggleston* Alban Morley Anthony O'Dwyer Albert Sculthorpe
Stawell and Ararat	Nationalist	Francis Brophy	Richard Toutcher
Swan Hill	VFU		Frank Hughes	Francis Old
Toorak	Nationalist	Victor Stout	Stanley Argyle* Sir James Barrett Alfred Darroch
Upper Goulburn	Nationalist	Christopher Gleeson	William Whiting	Edwin Mackrell
Walhalla	Nationalist	Richard Bowers	Samuel Barnes
Wangaratta	Nationalist			John Bowser
Waranga	Nationalist	Thomas McKendrick	John Gordon
Warrenheip	Labor	Edmond Hogan
Warrnambool	Nationalist	George Heather	James Deany	John Clark
Williamstown	Labor	John Lemmon

See also

• 1919 Victorian Legislative Council election

References

• Psephos - Adam Carr's Election Archive