Candidates of the 1952 Victorian state election

The 1952 Victorian state election was held on 6 December 1952.

Retiring Members

None 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 candidates	LCP candidates	Country candidates	ERL candidates	Other candidates
Albert Park	Labor	Keith Sutton	Desmond Byrne
Allandale	Country	Patrick Denigan		Russell White
Ballarat	LCP	John Sheehan	William Roff
Barwon	LCP	Charles Plummer	Sir Thomas Maltby
Benalla	Country			Frederick Cook
Benambra	Country	Geoffrey Holland		Tom Mitchell
Bendigo	Labor	Bill Galvin
Borung	LCP	Lionel Reid	Wilfred Mibus
Box Hill	LCP	Bob Gray	George Reid			Thomas Mullett (Ind)
Brighton	LCP		Raymond Trickey		Ray Tovell	Allistair Bruce (Ind) Finlay Julyan (Ind) Grace Stratton (Ind)
Brunswick	Labor	Peter Randles
Camberwell	LCP	Florence Rodan	Robert Whately		Vernon Wilcox	Reginald Cooper (Ind)
Carlton	Labor	Bill Barry				John Prescott (CPA)
Caulfield	LCP				Alexander Dennett	Robert Flanagan (Ind Lab)
Clifton Hill	Labor	Joseph O'Carroll
Coburg	Ind Labor	Kevin Hayes				Charlie Mutton (Ind Lab)
Collingwood	Labor	Bill Towers
Dandenong	LCP	Les Coates			William Dawnay-Mould	Arthur O'Donoghue (CPA) Walter Peterson (Ind Lib)
Dundas	LCP	Bob McClure	William McDonald
Elsternwick	LCP	John Maynes			John Don	Andrew Sinclair (Ind)
Essendon	Labor	George Fewster	Kenneth Wheeler			Lancelot Hutchinson (HGJP)
Evelyn	LCP	Phillip Connell	Roland Leckie		Lindsay Gown	Lyndhurst Mullett (Ind)
Footscray	Labor	Jack Holland				Francis Johnson (CPA)
Geelong	Labor	James Dunn	Geoffrey Thom
Gippsland East	Country			Sir Albert Lind
Gippsland North	Country	Hector Stoddart		Bill Fulton
Gippsland South	Country	Sydney Crofts		Sir Herbert Hyland
Gippsland West	Country	Thomas Holland	Mac Steward	Leslie Cochrane
Glen Iris	LCP		Les Norman		Thomas Hollway	Ian Turner (CPA)
Goulburn	Labor	Joseph Smith	John Roberts
Grant	LCP	Leslie D'Arcy	Alexander Fraser			Thomas Fynmore (Ind)
Hampden	LCP	Robert Balcombe	Henry Bolte			Keith McGarvie (Ind)
Hawthorn	LCP	Charles Murphy	Les Tyack		Charles Calderwood
Ivanhoe	LCP	Michael Lucy	Frank Block		Harcourt Bell	Reginald Leonard (Ind)
Kew	LCP	Norman Williams	Arthur Rylah		John Eddy
Korong	LCP	Campbell Turnbull	Keith Turnbull	Frank Coghill	Wallace Lunn
Malvern	LCP	Francis Gaffy	Trevor Oldham		Roy Schilling	Mascotte Brown (Ind)
Melbourne	Labor	Tom Hayes
Mentone	Labor	George White	Charles Bridgford
Mernda	LCP	Edmund Morrissey	Arthur Ireland
Midlands	Labor	Clive Stoneham
Mildura	Country	Alan Lind		Nathaniel Barclay
Moonee Ponds	Labor	Samuel Merrifield
Mornington	LCP	Norman Parker	William Leggatt		Gerard Hirst	Morton Moyes (Ind)
Murray Valley	Country	William Findlay	James Mosbey	George Moss
Northcote	Labor	John Cain
Oakleigh	Labor	Val Doube	Charles Laming
Polwarth	LCP	Clair Larson	Edward Guye
Portland	Labor	Robert Holt	Howard Turner
Port Melbourne	Labor	Stan Corrigan				Albert Bull (CPA)
Prahran	Labor	Robert Pettiona	Charles Gawith
Preston	Labor	William Ruthven
Rainbow	Country			Keith Dodgshun
Richmond	Labor	Frank Scully				Kenneth Miller (CPA)
Ripon	Labor	Ernie Morton	Rutherford Guthrie
Rodney	Country		Morton Garner	Richard Brose
St Kilda	LCP	John Bourke	Sir Archie Michaelis		Geoffrey Kiddle
Scoresby	LCP	Henry Moore	Sir George Knox
Shepparton	Country	Gordon Anderson	Ian McIntosh	John McDonald
Sunshine	Labor	Ernie Shepherd
Swan Hill	LCP			Harold Stirling	John Hipworth	Duncan Douglas (Ind)
Toorak	LCP	Henry Peagram	Horace Petty		Mabel Brookes
Warrnambool	LCP	Malcolm Gladman	Ronald Mack
Williamstown	Labor	John Lemmon				Alexander Dobbin (CPA) Ernest Jackson (Ind)
Wonthaggi	Country	Percy Vagg		William Buckingham		Robert Hamilton (CPA)

See also

• 1952 Victorian Legislative Council election

References

• Psephos - Adam Carr's Election Archive