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Candidates of the 1982 Victorian state election

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The 1982 Victorian state election was held on 3 April 1982.

Retiring Members

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Labor

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Liberal

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National

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Legislative Assembly

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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 Liberal candidates National candidates Democrats candidates Other candidates
Albert Park Labor Bunna Walsh Reg Macey Ian Dawes
Ascot Vale Labor Tom Edmunds David Hayward
Ballarat North Liberal Bill Horrocks Tom Evans William Ross
Ballarat South Liberal Frank Sheehan Joan Chambers Stuart Kelly
Balwyn Liberal Nora Sparrow Jim Ramsay Russel White
Benalla National James Ure Andrew Mein Pat McNamara Rita Dart
Benambra Liberal Joe Murphy Lou Lieberman Charles Ross
Bendigo Liberal David Kennedy Daryl McClure Ian Price Joe Pearce (Ind)
Christopher Stoltz (Ind)
Richard Turner (Ind)
Bennettswood Liberal Doug Newton Keith McCance Alan Swindon
Bentleigh Labor Gordon Hockley Ronald Turner Brian Kidd William Horner (Ind)
Berwick Liberal Philip Staindl Rob Maclellan
Box Hill Liberal Margaret Ray Donald Mackinnon Reginald Jones Peter Allan (Ind)
Brighton Liberal Garry Moore Jeannette Patrick George Dart
Broadmeadows Labor John Wilton Ross Owen Barbara Duncan
Brunswick Labor Tom Roper Brian Tuohy David Anderson James Ferrari (Ind)
Bundoora Labor John Cain Peter Clarke Peter Shaw
Burwood Liberal Paul Trewern Jeff Kennett Harold Jeffrey
Carrum Labor Ian Cathie Derek Bunyan William Towers
Caulfield Liberal Jack Diamond Ted Tanner Beverley Broadbent
Coburg Labor Peter Gavin Božidar Jovanović Dr Peter Hadley (Ind)
Dandenong Labor Rob Jolly Mario Dodic
Doncaster Liberal Peter Cleeland Morris Williams Lynden Kenyon
Dromana Liberal David Hassett Ron Wells Maurice Freeman Ian Bendle (Ind)
Kenneth Payne (Ind)
Essendon Labor Barry Rowe Graeme Goodson Alan Powell Richard Wright (AP)
Evelyn Liberal Max McDonald Jim Plowman Bruce McFarlane Peter Gompertz (Ind)
Footscray Labor Robert Fordham John Huntington
Forest Hill Liberal Anne Blackburn John Richardson Ross Larson
Frankston Liberal Jane Hill Graeme Weideman Laurence Amor
Geelong East Labor Graham Ernst Raymond Carey Robert Mann James Jordan (DLP)
Geelong North Labor Neil Trezise Gregory Arrowsmith
Geelong West Liberal Hayden Shell Michael Henderson Penelope Collet
Gippsland East National Dan Luscombe John Riggall Bruce Evans Ian Glover
Gippsland South National Reginald Smith Neil McInnes Tom Wallace Wilma Western
Gisborne Liberal Philip Coman Tom Reynolds Kottarammukallel Sebastian (Ind)
Glenhuntly Labor Gerard Vaughan Peter Norman Fred Ingamells
Glenroy Labor Jack Culpin Donald Roberts
Greensborough Labor Pauline Toner John Dobinson Antony Siddons
Hawthorn Liberal Jennifer Eastwood Walter Jona Mark Harris
Heatherton Labor Peter Spyker Geoff Leigh Michael Johnson
Ivanhoe Liberal Tony Sheehan Bruce Skeggs Harold Shepherd
Keilor Labor Jack Ginifer Graham Robertson
Kew Liberal George Theodoridis Prue Sibree Veronica Lysaght
Knox Labor Steve Crabb Peter Evans Dennis Ryan
Lowan National David Drake-Feary Robert Kosch Bill McGrath Zelma Furey
Malvern Liberal Kenneth Penaluna Lindsay Thompson Brian Stockton Joseph McCarthy (Ind)
Melbourne Labor Keith Remington John Simmonds Catherine Stewart Cecil G. Murgatroyd (Ind)
Roger Wilson (CPA)
Mentone Liberal David Tindal Bill Templeton
Midlands Liberal Alan Calder Bill Ebery Ian Richardson George Hunter
Mildura National Lindsay Leake Ron Wilson Milton Whiting Donald Wilson
Mitcham Liberal John Harrowfield George Cox Ross Roberts Ada Kowal (DLP)
Monbulk Liberal Neil Pope Bill Borthwick Milton Blake Jean Langworthy (Ind)
Bert Wainer (Ind)
Morwell Labor Valerie Callister David Little Gordon Robertson Ross Ollquist
Murray Valley National Jill Millthorpe William Scott Ken Jasper
Narracan Liberal Richard Gubbins John Delzoppo Douglas Hatfield Nancye Yeates Brian Handley (DLP)
Niddrie Labor Jack Simpson Brian Dodgson Frank Trifiletti
Noble Park Liberal Terry Norris Peter Collins Geoffrey Earl
Northcote Labor Frank Wilkes Gerard Clarke
Oakleigh Labor Race Mathews Francis Callaghan Malcolm Haddrick John Mulholland (DLP)
Polwarth Liberal Angus McIvor Cec Burgin Douglas Mason
Portland Liberal William Sharrock Don McKellar David Wilson (Ind)
Prahran Labor Bob Miller Peter Thomson Pamela Hoobin Trevor McCandless (SPA)
Preston Labor Carl Kirkwood Kenneth Peak
Reservoir Labor Jim Simmonds Rodney Blackwood
Richmond Labor Theo Sidiropoulos Jordan Topalides Bruce Errol
Ringwood Liberal Kay Setches Peter McArthur Michael Nardella Robin Gardini (Ind)
John Garratt (DLP)
Wilfrid Thiele (Ind)
Ripon Liberal Ian Bryant Tom Austin
Rodney National Gregory Leeder Clive Pilley Eddie Hann Douglas Linford
St Kilda Liberal Andrew McCutcheon Brian Dixon Susanne McDougall Daniel Condon (DLP)
Joseph Johnson (AP)
Sandringham Liberal Graham Ihlein Max Crellin Nathan Crafti
Shepparton National Marjorie Gillies Bill Hunter Peter Ross-Edwards
South Barwon Liberal Eric Young Harley Dickinson Kenneth Oliver
Springvale Labor Kevin King Graeme Duggan Morag Thorne Elaine Mulholland (DLP)
Sunshine Labor Bill Fogarty Mario De Bono Gus Kacinskas
Swan Hill Liberal Ian Hardie Alan Wood David Shannon John Greig
Syndal Liberal David Gray Geoff Coleman Fraser Hercus Paul Carroll (DLP)
Wantirna Liberal Carolyn Hirsh Don Saltmarsh Colin Styring
Warrandyte Liberal Lou Hill Norman Lacy Lynette Bartold Peter Ferwerda (DLP)
Diane Teasdale (Ind)
Warrnambool Liberal Paul Martin Ian Smith Kathleen May
Werribee Labor Ken Coghill John Kelly Ivan Pollock
Westernport Liberal Russell Joiner Alan Brown Leslie Reubens Lester Wyatt (Ind)
Williamstown Labor Gordon Stirling Paul Carter Peter Dalton

Legislative Council

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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.

Province Held by Labor candidates Liberal candidates National candidates Democrats candidates Other candidates
Ballarat Liberal Stephen Blomeley Rob Knowles June Johnson
Bendigo Liberal Fabian Reid Bruce Reid Clarence Rodda Marlene Gunn
Boronia Liberal Judith Dixon Kevin Foley David Barter Shane McCarthy (DLP)
Central Highlands Liberal Anthony Marshall Jock Granter Brian Trewin David Johnston
Chelsea Liberal Mal Sandon Neil Stacey
Doutta Galla Labor Bill Landeryou Pamela Philpot
East Yarra Liberal Doug Walpole Haddon Storey Keith Bruckner
Geelong Liberal David Henshaw Glyn Jenkins Michael O'Keefe (DLP)
Gippsland Liberal Barry Murphy James Taylor John Vinall James Gilbert Bruce Ingle (Ind)
Higinbotham Liberal Geoffrey Fleming Geoffrey Connard Barry Preston
Melbourne Labor Barry Pullen Craig Baxter Stephen Duthy
Melbourne North Labor Caroline Hogg Geoff Lutz
Melbourne West Labor Joan Kirner Matthew Matich Darryl Carlton Margaret Reed (DLP)
Monash Liberal Peter Bergin James Guest Theresa Cunningham
North Eastern National Nicola Paola Robert Crosby David Evans Brian Lumsden (Ind)
North Western National John Anderson Ian Milburn Bernie Dunn
Nunawading Liberal Laurie McArthur Vernon Hauser Jeffrey McAlpine
South Eastern Liberal Bora Eric Roy Ward Leslie Handley Harold Fraser
Templestowe Liberal Mike Arnold Ralph Howard Geoffrey Loftus-Hills
Thomastown Labor Jim Kennan Rae Kennett
Waverley Liberal Tony Van Vliet Brian Joyce Kenneth Mylius E.J. Woods (DLP)
Western Liberal Allan Sargent Bruce Chamberlain

References

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