Candidates of the 2024 Tasmanian state election

This article provides information on candidates who have been nominated for the 2024 Tasmanian state election, which was held on 23 March 2024.

A record 167 candidates nominated for the election.^[1]

Sitting members at the time of the election are shown in bold text. Tickets that elected at least one MHA are highlighted in the relevant colour. Successful candidates are indicated by an asterisk (*).

House of Assembly

Bass

Labor candidates	Liberal candidates	Greens candidates	Lambie candidates	AJP candidates	SFF candidates

Michelle O'Byrne* Janie Finlay* Melissa Anderson Roshan Dhingra Will Gordon Adrian Hinds Geoff Lyons	Michael Ferguson* Simon Wood* Rob Fairs* Chris Gatenby Sarah Quaile Julie Sladden Richard Trethewie	Cecily Rosol* Tom Hall Jack Fittler Lauren Ball Carol Barnett Calum Hendry Anne Layton-Bennett	Angela Armstrong Ludwig Johnson Rebekah Pentland*	Ivan Davis	Michael Frydrych Andrew Harvey
Group B candidates	Group G candidates	Group H candidates	Group J candidates	Ungrouped candidates

Tim Walker	Mark Brown	Lara Alexander	Jack Davenport	George Razay Greg Quinn

Braddon

Labor candidates	Liberal candidates	Greens candidates	Lambie candidates	AJP candidates	SFF candidates

Shane Broad* Anita Dow* Amanda Diprose Samantha Facey Danielle Kidd Adrian Luke Chris Lynch	Felix Ellis* Roger Jaensch* Jeremy Rockliff* Patrick Fabian Sarina Laidley Vonette Mead Giovanna Simpson	Darren Briggs Sarah Kersey Leeya Lovell Michael McLoughlin Erin Morrow Susanne Ward Petra Wilden	Miriam Beswick* Craig Cutts James Redgrave	Julia M King	Brenton Jones Dale Marshall Kim Swanson
Group G candidates	Ungrouped candidates

Craig Garland*	Garry Burnett Andrea Courtney Peter Freshney Liz Hamer

Clark

Labor candidates	Liberal candidates	Greens candidates	Lambie candidates	AJP candidates	SFF candidates

Ella Haddad* Josh Willie* Rebecca Prince Simon Davis Stuart Benson Susan Wallace John Kamara	Simon Behrakis* Madeleine Ogilvie* Catherine Searle Marcus Vermey Jon Gourlay Emma Atterbury Mohammad Aldergham	Vica Bayley* Helen Burnet* Janet Shelley Nathan Volf Trenton Hoare James Zalotockyj Peter Jones		Casey Davies	Adrian Pickin Lorraine Bennett
Local candidates	Group E candidates	Group G candidates	Group I candidates	Group J candidates	Ungrouped candidates

Sam Campbell Renae Zollner Frank Formby David Nunn	Kristie Johnston*	Sue Hickey	Ben Lohberger	Louise Elliot	John Michael Forster Angela Triffitt Stefan Vogel

Franklin

Labor candidates	Liberal candidates	Greens candidates	Lambie candidates	AJP candidates

Dean Winter* Ebony Altimira Simon Bailey Meg Brown* Kaspar Deane Philip Pregnell Toby Thorpe	Nic Street* Jacquie Petrusma* Eric Abetz* Aldo Antolli Josh Garvin Jock McGregor Dean Young	Rosalie Woodruff* Jenny Cambers-Smith Christine Campbell Gideon Cordover Jade Darko Owen Fitzgerald Lukas Mrosek	Marshall Callaghan Conor Hallahan Chris Hannan	Jehni Thomas-Wurth
Local candidates	Group C candidates	Group F candidates	Group H candidates	Ungrouped candidates

Martine Delaney	David O'Byrne*	Tony Mulder	Clare Glade-Wright	Tamar Cordover Bob Elliston

Lyons

Labor candidates	Liberal candidates	Greens candidates	Lambie candidates	AJP candidates	SFF candidates

Rebecca White* Jen Butler* Ben Dudman Casey Farrell Richard Goss Carole McQueeney Edwin Batt	Guy Barnett* Mark Shelton* Stephanie Cameron Justin Derksen Richard Hallett Jane Howlett* Gregory Brown	Alistair Allan Tabatha Badger* Craig Brown Mitch Houghton Glenn Millar Hannah Rubenach-Quinn Gary Whisson	Troy Pfitzner Lesley Pyecroft Andrew Jenner*	Anna Gralton	Phillip Bigg Carlo Di Falco Shane Broadby Wayne Turale Ray Williams
Group D candidates	Group H candidates	Ungrouped candidates

John Tucker	Angela Offord	Jenny Branch-Allen Fraser Miller Andrew Roberts Loueen Triffitt

Resignations

A number of candidates resigned before being officially nominated.

Date	Party		Candidate	Seat	Details
17 December 2023		Labor	Michelle Dracoulis	Lyons	Stated she needed to put her "family first"^[2]
15 February 2024		Independent	Elise Archer	Clark	Withdrew one day after announcing her candidacy due to health issues^[3]

References

^ "Record 167 Nominations Received for 2024 State Election". Tasmanian Times.
^ "Labor star Michelle Dracoulis quits as state election candidate for the second time". The Mercury.
^ "Former Liberal Elise Archer pulls out of Tasmanian election citing health issues". ABC News. 15 February 2024.

[1] "Record 167 Nominations Received for 2024 State Election". Tasmanian Times.

[2] "Labor star Michelle Dracoulis quits as state election candidate for the second time". The Mercury.

[3] "Former Liberal Elise Archer pulls out of Tasmanian election citing health issues". ABC News. 15 February 2024.

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