The 1943 Victorian state election was held on 12 June 1943.
Retiring Members
Labor Ernie Bond MLA (Port Fairy and Glenelg)
United Australia Harry White MLA (Bulla and Dalhousie)
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 UAP candidates Country candidates Other candidates Albert Park UAP William Haworth James Coull (Ind Soc)Allandale Labor Patrick Denigan Allen Driscoll Arthur Boustead Ballarat UAP Maurice Calnin Thomas Hollway Edward Rowe (CPA)Barwon UAP George Gorrie Thomas Maltby Benalla LCP Andrew McIntosh Frederick Cook* Percy Johnson Benambra Country Roy Paton Francis Andrews (Ind)Bendigo Labor Arthur Cook Boroondara UAP Trevor Oldham Lila Monsbourgh (Ind)Brighton Independent Robert Gault Ian Macfarlan John Warren (Ind UAP)Brunswick Labor James Jewell Bulla and Dalhousie UAP Edward Cummins Aubrey Saunders Reginald James* John Ryan Howard Everard (Ind UAP)Carlton Labor Bill Barry Richard Bowers (Ind) Gerald O'Day (CPA)Castlemaine and Kyneton Labor Bill Hodson John Thompson Caulfield UAP Anthonie Verbeek Harold Cohen Andrew Hughes* (Ind Soc) Edgar Morton (Ind UAP)Clifton Hill Labor Bert Cremean Allan Matthews (Ind) Ken Miller (CPA)Coburg Independent Jessie Satchell Herbert Rusmussen Charles Hosken (Ind) Donald McDonald (Ind) Charlie Mutton* (Ind)Collingwood Labor Tom Tunnecliffe James Baker (Ind Lab) Ralph Gibson (CPA) William King (Ind)Dandenong Labor Frank Field Gladys Roberts (Ind)Dundas Labor Bill Slater Essendon UAP Samuel Merrifield James Dillon Arthur Dodds (Ind)Evelyn UAP Jack Gill William Everard Flemington Labor Jack Holland Footscray Labor Jack Mullens Andrew Hansen (Ind) Alfred Lowe (Ind) Cecil Sharpley (CPA) Robert Thorne (Ind)Geelong Labor Fanny Brownbill Gippsland East Country Albert Lind Gippsland North Country Reuben Basham Bill Fulton Gippsland South Country Herbert Hyland Maurice Manning (Ind)Gippsland West Country Matthew Bennett Bartholomew Goulding (Ind) Ernest Watkin (Ind)Goulburn Valley Country John McDonald Grant Independent Horace Hughes Frederick Holden Herbert Ladd (Ind)Gunbower Country Norman Martin Hampden UAP Walter Kervin William Cumming Hawthorn Independent Lyston Chisholm Leslie Hollins (Ind)Heidelberg UAP Leonard Hartnett Henry Zwar Kara Kara and Borung Country Arthur Ackland Finlay Cameron Kew UAP Wilfrid Kent Hughes Korong and Eaglehawk Country William Casey Albert Dunstan Walter Peters (Ind)Lowan Country Hamilton Lamb Maryborough and Daylesford Labor Clive Stoneham Powley Smith Melbourne Labor Tom Hayes John Somerville (Ind)Mildura Country John Egan Albert Allnutt* Campbell Cameron Mornington Country Alfred Kirton Northcote Labor John Cain Nunawading Independent Bob Gray John Hogan Ivy Weber* (Ind) Clifford Wolfe (Ind)Oakleigh Labor Squire Reid Andrew Sinclair Ouyen Country Frederick Watson Keith Dodgshun Robert Johnstone (Ind)Polwarth Country Arthur Jackson Edward Guye Port Fairy and Glenelg Labor Martin Bourke Paul Bailey James Hardy (Ind) Harry Hedditch* (Ind CP)Port Melbourne Labor Tom Corrigan John Blake (CPA)Prahran UAP John Ryder John Ellis Malcolm Good (CPA)Richmond Labor Ted Cotter Bertha Laidler (CPA)Rodney Country Algernon Roberts William Dunstone Gordon Anderson (Ind)St Kilda UAP Marjorie Bennett Archie Michaelis Ethel Pace (Ind)Stawell and Ararat Country Ernie Morton Alec McDonald Swan Hill Country William Kent Francis Old Toorak UAP Harold Thonemann Francis Connelly (Ind) Charles Kennett (Ind) Garnet Kerr (Ind)Upper Goulburn Country Edwin Mackrell Upper Yarra UAP Arthur Fraser George Knox George Brown (CPA)Walhalla Country Leslie Kaeppel William Moncur* William Simpson David White Jack Whiteacre (Ind)Wangaratta and Ovens Country Charles McKissack Lot Diffey Waranga Country Ernest Coyle Patrick Finnigan (Ind)Warrenheip and Grenville Country Raymond Hyatt Edmond Hogan Albert Woodward (Ind)Warrnambool Country John McDonald Henry Bailey Williamstown Labor John Lemmon George Paine (Ind)Wonthaggi Labor William McKenzie
See also 1943 Victorian Legislative Council election
References
Psephos - Adam Carr's Election Archive