The 1971 Western Australian state election was held on 20 February 1971.
Sitting members are shown in bold text.
| Electorate | Held by | Labor candidate | Liberal candidate | Country candidate | DLP candidate | Other candidates |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Albany | Labor | Wyndham Cook | George Formby | Peter Cameron | ||
| Ascot | Labor | Merv Toms | Albert Ots | |||
| Avon | Country | Harry Gayfer | Brian Marwick | Tom Ingham (Ind) | ||
| Balcatta | Labor | Herb Graham | Elmo Gugiatti | |||
| Belmont | Labor | Colin Jamieson | Maxine Chamberlain | Arthur Pearson (Ind) | ||
| Blackwood | Country | Col Sumner | Del Francis Willmott | David Reid | John Fleeton | Peter Cracknell (UPGA) |
| Boulder-Dundas | Labor | Tom Hartrey | John Madden | Kevin Merriman (Ind) | ||
| Bunbury | Liberal | Robert Wells | Maurice Williams | Michael Buswell | Charles Turner (Ind) | |
| Canning | Labor | Tom Bateman | Neil Charles | Bill Wallace | Victor Hawtin (Ind. Labor) | |
| Clontarf | Labor | Donald May | Malcolm Atwell | Bill O'Grady | ||
| Cockburn | Labor | Alexander Taylor | Henry Miller | Victor Williams (Comm.) | ||
| Collie | Labor | Tom Jones | Iain Paterson | Stan Johnston | ||
| Cottesloe | Liberal | Howard Olney | Ross Hutchinson | Keith Carton | ||
| Dale | Liberal | Owen Hanlon | Cyril Rushton | Rose Johnson | Ian Trainer (Ind) Joseph Hunt (Law Reform) | |
| Darling Range | Liberal | Tom Howard | Ian Thompson | Walter Davey | Albert Ots | Robert Ravine (Ind) Percy Seaton (Ind) |
| East Melville | Liberal | Herman Maer | Des O'Neil | Rosemary Lorrimar | ||
| Floreat | Liberal | Leslie Park | Andrew Mensaros | Bernard Flanagan | Joan Watters (Ind) | |
| Fremantle | Labor | Harry Fletcher | Richard Utting | William Kenneally | ||
| Gascoyne | Labor | Daniel Norton | Keith Hasleby | Kevin Courtney | Robert Phillips (Ind) | |
| Geraldton | Labor | Bill Sewell | Ron Hamilton | Lawrence Eaton | Joyce Webber (Ind Country) | |
| Greenough | Liberal | Fredric Newman | Sir David Brand | John Wade | Leonard Hamersley (UPGA) | |
| Kalgoorlie | Labor | Tom Evans | Ian Wedgewood | Geoffrey Sands | ||
| Karrinyup | Labor | Stan Lapham | Jim Clarko | John Poole | ||
| Katanning | Country | Ray Francisco | Crawford Nalder | John Carr | Hugh Carmichael-Smith (UPGA) Lloyd Nelson (Ind Country) Bill Stretch (Ind) | |
| Kimberley | Liberal | Patrick Weir | Alan Ridge | Maurice Bailey | ||
| Maylands | Labor | John Harman | Ross Trobe | Francis Pownall | ||
| Melville | Labor | John Tonkin | Peter Whyte | John O'Reilly | ||
| Merredin-Yilgarn | Liberal | James Brown | Jack Stewart | Albert Fletcher | Ray Evans | Jeff Legge (Ind) |
| Mirrabooka | Liberal | Arthur Tonkin | Doug Cash | Brian Preston | Pat Giles (DOGS) | |
| Moore | Country | Michael Oxenburgh | Edgar Lewis | Gavin Drew | Raymond Down (Ind Lib) Dawn Yates (UFGA) | |
| Mount Hawthorn | Labor | Ron Bertram | John Bulbeck | Patrick Cranley | ||
| Mount Lawley | Liberal | Michael Helm | Ray O'Connor | Keith Anderson | ||
| Mount Marshall | Country | Kathleen Knopp | Ray McPharlin | Ron Richards | Kenneth May (UFGA) | |
| Murchison-Eyre | Liberal | Geoffrey Bailey | Peter Coyne | Kevin Sauer | Bevan Hamersley (UFGA) | |
| Murray | Liberal | Spencer Geroff | Ewart Runciman | Dudley Tuckey | Peter O'Shea | |
| Narrogin | Country | Malcolm Tucker | Harry Pennington | William Manning | Terry Stevenson | Malcolm McNaughton (UFGA) |
| Nedlands | Liberal | John Crouch | Sir Charles Court | George Mazak | Paul Marsh (Comm.) Ralph von Paleske (Ind) | |
| Northam | Labor | Ken McIver | Claude Roediger | John van der Zanden | ||
| Perth | Labor | Terry Burke | Bob Pike | John Martyr | Tom Cain (Ind Labor) John Dawson (Ind) Francesco Nesci (Ind) | |
| Pilbara | Labor | Arthur Bickerton | Michael Barry | |||
| Roe | Country | Bill Young | Stephen Mulally | Leonard Gleeson (Ind) Marianne McCall (Ind) | ||
| South Perth | Liberal | William Johnson | Bill Grayden | Emil Murray | Arthur Williams (Australia) | |
| Stirling | Country | Ray Wood | Peter Drummond | Matt Stephens | Peter Sullivan | George Brookes (Ind) Duncan Hordacre (Ind Country) |
| Subiaco | Liberal | Dennis Kemp | Tom Dadour | Francis Dwyer | Patrick Holland (DOGS) | |
| Swan | Labor | John Brady | Paul McLaughlin | |||
| Toodyay | Country | James Moiler | John Wagthorne | Joseph Wroth | Arthur White | Joseph O'Callaghan (Ind) |
| Vasse | Liberal | Alexander Hemsley | Barry Blaikie | Colin Fyfe | John Brennan | Edward Packard (Ind) |
| Victoria Park | Labor | Ron Davies | Benjamin Ballantyne | |||
| Warren | Labor | David Evans | Murray Edwards | Alfred Whiteside | ||
| Wellington | Liberal | Les Fitcher | Iven Manning | Michael Glendon | Francis Cowcher | Francois Baljeu (Ind) |
| Wembley | Liberal | John Elsegood | Ray Young | Brian Peachey |
Sitting members are shown in bold text.
| Electorate | Held by | Labor candidate | Liberal candidate | Country candidate | DLP candidate | Other candidates |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Metropolitan Area | ||||||
| Metropolitan | Liberal | Garry Kelly | Richard Williams* | Peter McGowan | William Marks (Ind) | |
| North Metropolitan | Liberal | Gilbert Currie | Arthur Griffith * | Adrian Briffa | ||
| North-East Metropolitan | Labor | Lyla Elliott* | Walter Staniforth | |||
| South Metropolitan | Labor | Des Dans* | Yvonne van Wees | Shirley de la Hunty (Ind) | ||
| South-East Metropolitan | Liberal | Donald Bennewith | Clive Griffiths * | Alan Crofts | ||
| Agricultural, Mining and Pastoral Area | ||||||
| Central | Country | Colin Paterson | Mervyn Cornish | Norm Baxter * | Jeoffry Carton | Frederick Keast (UF) |
| Lower Central | Country | Ross Field | Byron Hardie | Thomas Perry * | George Blake | Samuel Crook (Ind) Leon Day (UF) Murray Ward (Ind) |
| Lower West | Liberal | John Dawkins | Neil McNeill * | Robert Burns | ||
| South | Country | Sydney Hatfield | David Wordsworth* | Marshall Hood | Brian Burns | Thomas Oakey (UF) |
| South-East | Labor | Ron Leeson* | Leo McGuire | |||
| South-West | Liberal | George Smart | Vic Ferry * | Keith Nix | Leslie Ramsay | Doris Callow (Ind) Rex Newbold (UF) |
| Upper West | Country | Jeffrey Carr | Jack Heitman * | Ronald Elphick | Daniel Carney | John Norris (UF) John Walton (Ind) |
| West | Liberal | Clifford Hunt | Charles Abbey * | George Spriggs | Johannes Jutte | |
| North West Area | ||||||
| Lower North | Liberal | George Brand | Stan Dellar* | George Jensen | ||
| North | Labor | Robert Archer | Bill Withers* | George Gaunt | ||
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