Candidates of the 2002 South Australian state election

The 2002 South Australian state election was held on 9 February 2002.

Retiring Members

Labor

Carolyn Pickles MLC

Liberal

House of 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 candidate	Liberal candidate	Democrats candidate	One Nation candidate	Family First candidate	Other candidates

Adelaide	Liberal	Jane Lomax-Smith	Michael Harbison	Cherie Prosser	Roy Bedford	Andrea Mason	Albert Bensimon (NHHP) Tom Bertuleit (Ind) Jake Bugden (Grn) Ben Krieg (SAF)
Ashford	Labor	Stephanie Key	Peter Panagaris	Sue Mann	Jos Underhill	James Troup	Michelle Drummond (Grn) Paul Vanderkop (SAF)
Bragg	Liberal	Karen Atherton	Vickie Chapman	Julia Grant	Betty Bedford	Jamilah Lovibond	John Wood (SAF)
Bright	Liberal	Ron Baronian	Wayne Matthew	Fiona Blinco	Laurel Payne	Vasiliki Savvas	Cheryl Connor (Ind) Bob Darlington (Grn) Kathy Williams (SAF)
Chaffey	National	Waluwe Simpson-Lyttle	Kent Andrew	Graham McNaughton	Shirley Faulkner		Karlene Maywald (Nat)
Cheltenham	Labor	Jay Weatherill	Sue Lawrie	Cheryl Glenie	Sarah Gibson		Alex Alexander (SAF) Nugget Cooke (Ind) Murray De Laine (Ind) Anne McMenamin (Grn)
Colton	Liberal	Paul Caica	John Behenna	Caroline Dowd	Andrew Phillips	Andrew Lewis	Desi d'Orsay-Lawrence (SAF) Jim Douglas (Grn) Joe Ienco (Ind) Alison Patterson (Ind)
Croydon	Labor	Michael Atkinson	Angus Bristow	Daryl Owen	John Victorsen		James England (SAF) Jessica Gosnell (Ind)
Davenport	Liberal	Gerry Bowen	Iain Evans	Yvonne Caddy	F. Vandenbroek		Brenton Chappell (SAF) Ralph Hahnheuser (Ind) Moira Humphries (Ind)
Elder	Labor	Patrick Conlon	Heidi Harris	Greg Croke	Colin Roediger	Peter Heaven	Kate Cooper (Grn) Mnem Giles (Ind) Bob Stewart (SAF)
Elizabeth	Labor	Lea Stevens	Ron Watts	Anna Lukasiewicz	Robert Fechner	Peter Barnes	Duncan MacMillan (SAF)
Enfield	Labor	John Rau	Doster Mitchell	Alex Angas	Barbara Kirvan	Lorraine Evans	Ralph Clarke (Ind)
Finniss	Liberal	Graham Hockley	Dean Brown	John Lavers	Joy Rayner	Bill Megaritis	Matt Rigney (Grn)
Fisher	Liberal	Alex Zimmermann	Susan Jeanes	Jason Smith	Trevor Mullins	Kylie Borg	John Chudzicki (SAF) Bob Such* (Ind)
Flinders	Liberal	John Lovegrove	Liz Penfold	Sally Tonkin	Charles Kirvan		Grantley Siviour (Nat)
Florey	Labor	Frances Bedford	Lyn Petrie	Paul Rowse	Victor Horvat	Rob Pillar	Lisa Blake (Grn)
Frome	Liberal	John Rohde	Rob Kerin	Marcus Reseigh	Roger Hawkes
Giles	Labor	Lyn Breuer	Jim Pollock	Clint Garrett	Valarie Nas		John Smith (Ind)
Goyder	Liberal	Ian Fitzgerald	John Meier	Richard Way	Doug Holmes	Ian McDonald	Alby Brand (SAF) Stepen Redding (Ind)
Hammond	Liberal	Harold McLaren	Barry Featherston	Keith Webster	Judy Arnold		Peter Lewis (CLIC)
Hartley	Liberal	Quentin Black	Joe Scalzi	Silard Regos	Brian Richards	Darko Pucek	Wendy McMahon (Ind) Joy O'Brien (Grn)
Heysen	Liberal	Jeremy Makin	Isobel Redmond	Ted Dexter	Lance Iles	Sally McPherson	Dave Clark (Grn) Howie Coombe (Ind) Steve Hall (SAF) John Norris (Ind)
Kaurna	Labor	John Hill	Lauren Kenyon	Beryl Hall	Charlie McCormack	Colleen Pearse	James Chappell (SAF) Lorraine Rosenberg (Ind) Ali Valamanesh (Grn)
Kavel	Liberal	Mel Hopgood	Mark Goldsworthy	Cathi Tucker-Lee	Basil Hille		Felicity Martin (Grn) Tom Playford (Ind) Peter Robins (SAF)
Lee	Labor	Michael Wright	Scott Cadzow	Trevor Tucker	Lee Peacock		Cale Dalton (SAF) Alan Griffiths (Ind) Pat Netschitowsky (Grn)
Light	Labor	Annette Hurley	Malcolm Buckby	Tim Haines	David Dwyer	Shane Thorman	James Gallagher (SAF) Ruth Jackson (Grn)
MacKillop	Independent	Philip Golding	Mitch Williams	Bob Netherton	Arthur Tebbutt		Bill Hender (Ind) Bill Murray (Ind) Darren O'Halloran (Nat)
Mawson	Liberal	Moira Deslandes	Robert Brokenshire	Angela Nicholas	Bert Justin	Michael Last	Benny Zable (Ind)
Mitchell	Labor	Kris Hanna	Hugh Martin	Bridgid Medder	Daniel Piechnick	Wayne Bishop	Josephine Dowsett (Ind) Deb Guildner (Ind)
Morialta	Liberal	Cenz Lancione	Joan Hall	Tim Farrow	Rosemary Hemsley	Jack Button	Bruce Preece (CLIC) Aphiah Salerno (SAF)
Morphett	Liberal	Rosemary Clancy	Duncan McFetridge	Ben Howieson	Peter Fitzpatrick		Adam MacLeod (Grn)
Mount Gambier	Independent	Jim Maher	Roger Saunders	Ron Purvis	Mike Thomas		Rory McEwen (Ind)
Napier	Labor	Michael O'Brien	Joe Federico	Simon Pointer	Michael Pointer		Tanya Adam (SAF)
Newland	Liberal	Bernie Keane	Dorothy Kotz	Ruth Russell	Hans Nas	Steven Bakker
Norwood	Labor	Vini Ciccarello	Michael Durrant	Adele Eliseo	Thorpe Chambers	Geraldine Bennett	Mark Cullen (Grn) Darryl Tuppen (SAF)
Playford	Labor	Jack Snelling	Tom Javor	Andrew Sickerdick	Bert Joy	Eileen Strikwerda	Jan Vrtielka (SAF)
Port Adelaide	Labor	Kevin Foley	Robert Crew	Meryl McDougall	Jan Amos		Joe Carbone (SAF) Andrew Nance (Grn)
Ramsay	Labor	Mike Rann	Phil Newton	Penelope Robertson	Dennis Murphy		Ona Trelbby (SAF)
Reynell	Labor	Gay Thompson	Julie Greig	Graham Pratt	Glen Kelly	Kevin Cramp	Scott Ferguson (Grn) Jenny Hefford (SAF)
Schubert	Liberal	Kym Wilson	Ivan Venning	Kate Reynolds	Hedley Scholz		Russell Iles (CLIC) Pam Kelly (Grn) David Lykke (Nat) Megan Moody (SAF)
Stuart	Liberal	Justin Jarvis	Graham Gunn	Bruce Lennon	Sandra Wauchope		David Moore (CLIC)
Taylor	Labor	Trish White	Anne Heinrich	Shirley Humphrey	John Mahoney		Hazel Dermody (SAF)
Torrens	Labor	Robyn Geraghty	Damian Wyld	Tony Hill	Malcolm Hilliard	Carolyn Halfpenny	Harry Krieg (SAF)
Unley	Liberal	Vicki Jacobs	Mark Brindal	Ingrid Vogelzang	Clarke Staker		Peter Fiebig (Grn) Franca Zosens (SAF)
Waite	Liberal	Mark Hancock	Martin Hamilton-Smith	Stephen Spence	Hazel Nicholls	Thea Hennessey	Chris Alford (SAF) Michael Pritchard (Grn)
West Torrens	Labor	Tom Koutsantonis	Theo Vlassis	Nicole Lomman	Jean Holmes	Lawrence Chattaway	Deb Cashel (Grn) Alex Filipovic (SAF)
Wright	Labor	Jennifer Rankine	Mark Osterstock	Helen Munro	Rod Kowald	Lyn Griffin

Legislative Council

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 (*). Eleven seats were up for election. Labor were defending four seats. The Liberals were defending six seats. The Democrats were defending one seat.

Labor candidates	Liberal candidates	Democrats candidates	Family First candidates	Greens candidates	One Nation candidates

Gail Gago* Paul Holloway* Terry Roberts* John Gazzola* Jeremy Moore	Robert Lawson* Caroline Schaefer* Angus Redford* David Ridgway* Terry Stephens* John Voumard Ann Bell	Sandra Kanck* Brian Haddy Peter Clements Matilda Bawden	Andrew Evans* Paul Newsham Anne Bakker Toni Turnbull	Brian Noone Cate Faehrmann Sarah Martin Craig Wilkins	Neil Russell-Taylor Colin Gibson
Nationals SA candidates	No Pokies candidates	SA First candidates	Grey Power candidates	Euthanasia candidates	Alliance candidates

Paul Brown Robin Dixon-Thompson	Pat Dean Chelsea Lewis	Ron Williams Dannielle Little	Sophia Provatidis Una Pawson	Philip Nitschke Doug McLaren	Mark Aldridge Kym Fishlock
Nuclear Free candidates	Single tickets

Cherie Hoyle Ben Aylen Matthew Young	Andrew Cole (RPA) Jennifer Holmes Michael Wohltmann Max Tatnell K. Johnston Glen Gordon Edith Pringle	Jenni Dobrowolski Anna Eleftheriadis Marlene McArthur Jamnee Danenberg (HEMP) Angel Marinoni Stormy Summers Tanya Flesfader	Mike Dzamko John Bannon Kym Hall Brett McHolme Trevor Crothers Sandra Russo Richard Lutz	Andrew Stanko Michael Keenan Peter Aslandis Paul Della Neill Simpson Leonard Spencer John Toro	Dean Le Poidevin Tauto Sansbury Rita Hunt (NGST) Anna Likouresis John Ternezis Dennis Robinson Barry Oxer