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Candidates of the 1993 Western Australian state election

The 1993 Western Australian state election was held on 6 February 1993.

Retiring Members edit

Labor edit

Liberal edit

National edit

Independent edit

Legislative Assembly edit

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 candidate Coalition candidate Democrats candidate Greens candidate Other candidates
Albany Liberal Ursula Richards Malcolm Cameron (Nat)
Kevin Prince* (Lib)		 Roland Paver Robert Howard (Ind)
Drew Posthuma (Ind)
Alf Sharp (CALM)
Applecross Liberal Maryla Rowcroft Richard Lewis (Lib) Anne Millar
Armadale Labor Kay Hallahan Maureen Healy (Lib) Fred Miller William Higgins (Ind)
Tammo Hoover (Ind)
Zac Schonberg
Ivan Talbot (Ind)
Kenneth Williamson (Ind)
Ashburton Labor Fred Riebeling Joy West (Lib) Hugh Paterson
Avon National Walerjan Sieczka Bevan Henderson (Lib)
Max Trenorden* (Nat)		 Paul Maycock (Ind)
Balcatta Labor Nick Catania Katie Hodson-Thomas (Lib) Yvette Heath Jack Geneff
Belmont Labor Eric Ripper Don Randall (Lib) Kathleen Hill John Riordan Malcolm Meikle (Ind)
Bunbury Labor Phil Smith Ian Osborne (Lib) Marilyn Palmer Ronald Waldron (Ind)
Cockburn Labor Bill Thomas Janette McTaggart (Lib) Lynda Somers Margaret-Mary Jenkins
Collie National Mick Murray Harald Peterson (Lib)
Hilda Turnbull* (Nat)		 Sandra Churches Alfred Bussell (Ind)
Adrianus Hladio (Ind)
Cottesloe Liberal James Wearne Colin Barnett (Lib) Michael Barrett Giz Watson
Darling Range Liberal James Christie John Day (Lib) Peter Lambert Janet Taciak Maura Howlett (Ind)
Peter Marjoram (Ind)
Wiebe Tielman (Ind)
Dianella Labor Keith Wilson Kim Hames (Lib) Stewart Godden Edwin Speed Marguerite Henshaw (Ind)
Eyre Labor Julian Grill Stephen Sprigg (Lib) Darrall Renton (Ind)
Floreat Independent Douglas Jecks (Lib) Noreen O'Connor Geoffrey Dodson Liz Constable (Ind)
Fremantle Labor Jim McGinty Phillip Storey (Lib) Kevin Allen Katherine Anketell Donald De San Miguel
Clarrie Isaacs (Ind)
Patrick Mullins (Ind)
Fred Rieben (Ind)
Anthony Seman (Ind)
Geoffrey Spencer (DSEL)
Geraldton Liberal Gary Evershed Bob Bloffwitch* (Lib)
Malcolm Short (Nat)		 William Tomson (Ind)
Glendalough Labor Carmen Lawrence Michael Saunders (Lib) Helen Hodgson Stewart Jackson Scott Calnan (Ind)
Barbara Campbell (Ind)
Karen Zielinski (Ind)
Greenough Liberal John Beenham Glenys McDonald (Nat)
Kevin Minson* (Lib)
Helena Labor Gordon Hill Rhonda Parker (Lib) Christine Neal Owen McGrath
Jandakot Liberal Dermot Buckley Mike Board (Lib) David Banner
Kalgoorlie Labor Ian Taylor Gary Boyle (Lib) Margaret Jones (Ind)
Kenwick Labor Judyth Watson Leslie McMahon (Lib) Valma Preston Jacqueline Robinson Paul Augustson (Ind)
Jean Jeans (Ind)
Kimberley Labor Ernie Bridge Dale Vaughan (Lib)
Kingsley Liberal John Elkin Cheryl Edwardes (Lib) Warren Bishop Willem Franssen
Mandurah Liberal David Templeman Roger Nicholls (Lib) Andrea Evans Norman Dicks (Ind)
Clive Hart (Ind)
Neville Hawtin (Ind)
Julia Shewring (Ind)
Marangaroo Labor Ted Cunningham Avis Gobby (Lib) Otto Dik Ronald Bowman (Ind)
William Francis (Ind)
Marmion Liberal Kirk Stergiou Jim Clarko (Lib) Elizabeth Brown Vivienne Elanta
Maylands Labor Judy Edwards Gary Lilleyman (Lib) Rosslyn Tilbury Robert Paton Noel Sharp (Ind)
Melville Liberal William Lyon Doug Shave (Lib) Ann Curtis Valerie Cousins Margaret Barton (Ind)
Anthony Buhagiar (Ind)
Shirley de la Hunty (Ind)
Michael McKibbin (Ind)
Merredin National Susanne Chance Jos Chatfield (Lib)
Hendy Cowan* (Nat)
Mitchell Labor David Smith Kerrol Gildersleeve (Lib) Bernard Noonan Jill Reading Ronald Cook (Ind)
John Sibson (Ind)
Moore Liberal Colin Meredith Dexter Davies (Nat)
Bill McNee* (Lib)
Morley Labor Clive Brown John Horobin (Lib) Karry-Lea Smith (Ind)
Murray Labor Keith Read Frank Letchford (Nat)
Arthur Marshall* (Lib)		 Susan Ishmael Kim Blacklock (Ind)
Theo Kearing (Ind)
Laurence Preston (Ind)
Wayne Whitcroft (Ind)
Nedlands Liberal William Harman Richard Court (Lib) Fraser Pope Elisabeth Jones
Nollamara Labor John Kobelke John Babbage (Lib) Lucy Honan Neil Watson (Ind)
Northern Rivers Labor Kevin Leahy Paquita Boston (Nat)
Dudley Maslen (Lib)		 Jill Bond Lorraine Hatchwell Nabil Rowland (Ind)
Peel Labor Norm Marlborough Margaret McMurdo (Lib) Huw Grossmith Jeff Anderton
Perth Labor Diana Warnock Hal Colebatch (Lib) Penelope Robinson Life Addvalue (Ind)
Christopher Bignell (Ind)
Michelle Hovane (DSEL)
Kathleen Mallott (Ind)
Alexander Manfrin (-)
Pilbara Labor Larry Graham Pamela Walsh (Lib) Glenis Cooper David Flynn Allan Hutcheson (Ind)
Karen Merrin (Ind)
Rodney Tregonning (Ind)
Riverton Liberal Dean Ellis Graham Kierath (Lib) Donald Bryant Sally Boteler
Rockingham Labor Mike Barnett Kathleen Harste (Lib) John Anderson Barbara Gilchrist Arthur Galletly (Ind)
Allan Hill (Ind)
Laurie Smith (Ind)
Roe National Rosemary Braybrook Ross Ainsworth* (Nat)
Allan Matthews (Lib)		 Roderick Rogers (Ind)
Roleystone Liberal Michael Duxbury Fred Tubby (Lib) Raymond Tilbury Michael Devereux (Ind)
Karen Nielsen (Ind)
Scarborough Liberal Robyn Murphy George Strickland (Lib) Gaenor Cranch Robert Tait Dean Economou (Ind)
South Perth Liberal Phillip Pendal (Lib) Gordon Edwards Troy Ellis Jim Grayden (Ind)
Isobel (Ind)
Brett Miller (Ind)
Stirling National Anthony Hughes James Barrow (Lib)
Monty House* (Nat)		 Maurice Deane Pamela Rumble William North (CALM)
Swan Hills Labor Clyde Bevan James Lee (Nat)
June van de Klashorst* (Lib)		 Kingsley Dunstan Philip Bourgault Du Coudray Kevin Oliver (Ind)
Diane Parker (Ind)
Thornlie Labor Yvonne Henderson Monica Holmes (Lib) Gordon Stapp Joseph Isherwood (Ind)
Vasse Liberal Leslie Longwood Barry Blaikie* (Lib)
Coralie Tarbotton (Nat)		 David Swainston
Victoria Park Labor Geoff Gallop Betsy Kennish (Lib) Daniel Bagster Andrew Thomson Ian Tracy (Ind)
Wagin National Kelly Newton-Wordsworth (Lib)
Bob Wiese* (Nat)
Wanneroo Labor Jackie Watkins Wayde Smith (Lib) Bronwyn Jones Stephen Magyar Terry Bolden (Ind)
William Duffy (Ind)
Ronald Holt (CtA)
Michael O'Brien (Ind)
Ronald Palmer (Ind)
Warren Liberal Keith Lillie Paul Omodei (Lib) Peter Akerman
Wellington Liberal Marilyn Elson John Bradshaw (Lib) Bernard Noonan Judyth Salom
Whitford Labor Pam Beggs Rob Johnson (Lib) Geoffrey Curtis Miguel Castillo Jannifer Pearce (Ind)
Norma Rundle (Ind)

Legislative Council edit

Sitting members are shown in bold text. Tickets that elected at least one MLC are highlighted in the relevant colour. Successful candidates are identified by an asterisk (*).

Agricultural edit

Five seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending one seat. The Liberal Party was defending two seats. The National Party was defending two seats.

Labor candidates Liberal candidates National candidates Democrats candidates Greens candidates Grey Power candidates
  1. Kim Chance*
  2. John Mason
  3. Dianne Spowart
  4. John Czuzman
  1. Bruce Donaldson*
  2. Murray Nixon*
  3. Peter Lee
  4. Steve Boylan
  5. Fran Weller
  1. Eric Charlton*
  2. Murray Criddle*
  3. Dascia Weckert
  4. Geoff Gill
  1. Terrence Cheetham
  2. Lindsay Olman
  3. Robert Endersbee
  1. Pete Christiansen
  2. John Phillips
  1. Salli Vaughan

East Metropolitan edit

Five seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending three seats. The Liberal Party was defending two seats.

Labor candidates Liberal candidates National candidates Democrats candidates Greens candidates Ungrouped candidates
  1. Alannah MacTiernan*
  2. Tom Butler*
  3. Nick Griffiths*
  4. Michelle Roberts
  5. Valma Ferguson
  6. Paul Sulc
  1. Peter Foss*
  2. Derrick Tomlinson*
  3. Robert Van Straalen
  4. Nicholas Bruining
  1. Mark Forecast
  2. Otto Weber
  1. Brian Jenkins
  2. Jean Ritter
  1. Mark Schneider
  2. Lorraine Johnston

John Tucak (Ind)
Arthur Robertson (Grey Power)
Kevin Cloghan (Republican)

Mining and Pastoral edit

Five seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending three seats. The Liberal Party was defending two seats.

Labor candidates Liberal candidates Democrats candidates Greens candidates Grey Power candidates
  1. Tom Stephens*
  2. Mark Nevill*
  3. Tom Helm*
  4. Peter McKerrow
  5. Bob Couzens
  6. Paul Summers
  1. Norman Moore*
  2. Phil Lockyer*
  3. Sally Wilkinson
  4. Sandy McTaggart
  1. Vin Cooper
  2. Shyama Peebles
  1. Robin Chapple
  2. Keith Lockyer
  1. Don Gudgeon

North Metropolitan edit

Seven seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending three seats. The Liberal Party was defending four seats.

Labor candidates Liberal candidates Democrats candidates Greens candidates Davies Group candidates Ungrouped candidates
  1. Graham Edwards*
  2. Sam Piantadosi*
  3. John O'Connor
  4. Ed Dermer
  5. Victor Leonzini
  6. Robert McLoughlin
  1. George Cash*
  2. Bob Pike*
  3. Max Evans*
  4. Ross Lightfoot*
  5. Iain MacLean
  6. Alan Carstairs
  1. Richard Jeffreys
  2. Sarah Gilfillan-Gray
  3. John Massam
  1. Brenda Roy
  2. Maria Catelli
  1. Reg Davies*
  2. Adam Davies

Phil King (Grey Power)
Eugene Hands (Republican)

South Metropolitan edit

Five seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending three seats. The Liberal Party was defending two seats.

Labor candidates Liberal candidates Greens candidates Democrats candidates Call to Australia candidates Hodge Group
  1. John Halden*
  2. Cheryl Davenport*
  3. Garry Kelly
  4. John Noonan
  5. Reg Gordon
  6. Tony Lovett
  1. Clive Griffiths*
  2. Barbara Scott*
  3. Simon O'Brien
  4. Lesley Vanstan
  5. Robert Carruthers
  1. Jim Scott*
  2. Alison de Garis
  1. Don Millar
  2. Marlon Hercock
  1. Gerard Goiran
  2. Beryl Rogers
  1. Barry Hodge
  2. Kim Hodge
Utting Group candidates Ungrouped candidates
  1. Richard Utting
  2. Julie Dethridge

Michael Hutton (Grey Power)
Laurie Humphreys (Ind)
Geoffrey Taylor (Ind)
Veema Munroe (Republican)

South West edit

Seven seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending three seats. The Liberal Party was defending three seats. The National Party was defending one seat.

Labor candidates Liberal candidates National candidates Democrats candidates Greens candidates Ungrouped candidates
  1. Bob Thomas*
  2. John Cowdell*
  3. Doug Wenn*
  4. Brian Procter
  5. Lois Anderson
  1. Barry House*
  2. Bill Stretch*
  3. Muriel Patterson*
  4. John Silcock
  5. Ian Mabey
  6. Peter Giumelli
  7. Gabi Ghasseb
  1. Murray Montgomery*
  2. David Pover
  3. Robert Teale
  1. David Churches
  2. Lila Ward
  1. Paul Davis
  2. Lyn Serventy

Trish Townsend (Ind)
Sandy Lewis (Ind)
Doug Ratcliffe (Grey Power)
Robert Moir (CALM)
Ted Stone (Ind)
J J Amelia (Ind)
Jane King (Republican)

See also edit

References edit

  • Prescott, David Black with the assistance of Valerie (1997). Election statistics : Legislative Assembly of Western Australia, 1890-1996. Perth, [W.A.]: Western Australian Parliamentary History Project and Western Australian Electoral Commission. ISBN 0730984095.
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