Candidates of the 1976 Victorian state election

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The 1976 Victorian state election was held on 20 March 1976.

Contents

Seat changes

Retiring Members

Labor

Liberal

National

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.

ElectorateHeld by Labor candidates Liberal candidates National candidates DLP candidatesOther candidates
Albert Park Labor Val Doube Timothy Hinchcliffe
Ascot Vale Labor Tom Edmunds Edmond Murphy
Ballarat North Liberal Jeremy Harper Tom Evans Dennis O'Reilly
Ballarat South Liberal Frank Sheehan Bill Stephen
Balwyn Liberal Paul Gibson Jim Ramsay John HansenPeter King (AP)
Benalla National John DennisLeo Gorman Tom Trewin Christopher Cody
Benambra National Ken Coghill Lou Lieberman Bill Baxter Kevin RedfernRobert Wiltshire (Ind)
Bendigo Liberal Esmond Curnow Daryl McClure
Bennettswood Liberal Peter Bruce Ian McLaren James Tighe
Bentleigh Liberal Lindsay Thomas Bob Suggett Peter MaddenJohn Stoker (WP)
Berwick Liberal Judith Wallace Rob Maclellan Ronald IrwinMichael Houlihan
Box Hill Liberal Howard Hodgens Donald Mackinnon James Brosnan
Brighton Liberal Robert Gerrand Jeannette Patrick Peter LawlorIan Mullins (AP)
Broadmeadows Labor John Wilton Donald McClelland
Brunswick Labor Tom Roper Alfredo KourisStephen Cope (Ind)
Robert Douglas (Ind)
Anthony Errichiello (Ind)
Leslie Johns (Ind)
Grahame Kermonde (Ind)
Marian Kermonde (Ind)
Ronald Moran (Ind)
Angelo Russo (Ind)
Bundoora Labor John Cain Dorothy Baker
Burwood Liberal Douglas Bennett Jeff Kennett Joseph StanleyMichael Boffa (WP)
Carrum Labor Ian Cathie Allan Coombes
Caulfield Liberal Gilbert Wright Charles Francis Mary Lane
Coburg Independent Peter Gavin Nicholas KosenkoHelen Hart Jack Mutton (Ind)
Dandenong Labor Alan Lind James Grayling
Doncaster Liberal Francis Smith Morris Williams Margaret CooganEdward Ajani (Ind)
Dromana Liberal Geoffrey Eastwood Roberts Dunstan John Cass
Essendon Liberal Barry Rowe Kenneth Wheeler
Evelyn Liberal Warren Thomas Jim Plowman Errol SimonFrancis Feltham
Footscray Labor Robert Fordham James Kapoudaglis
Forest Hill Liberal Neville Gay John Richardson Francis Poole
Frankston Liberal Alison Ogden Graeme Weideman John Glynn
Geelong East Liberal Dennis O'Brien Phil Gude
Geelong North Labor Neil Trezise Stanley Yates
Geelong West Liberal Kevin Kirby Hayden Birrell
Gippsland East National Geoffrey Ramsden Bruce Evans Robert McMahonGeoffrey Cox (Ind)
Gippsland South National Russel WilsonDavid Kallady Neil McInnes Leonard Carroll
Gisborne Liberal George Beardsley Athol Guy Robert CooperPaul McManus
Glenhuntly Liberal Gerard Vaughan Joe Rafferty Terence Farrell
Glenroy Labor Jack Culpin Francis Mott
Greensborough Liberal Brian McKinlay Monte Vale
Hawthorn Liberal Evan Walker Walter Jona Daniel CondonJennifer Relf (Ind)
Heatherton Liberal Peter Spyker Llew Reese
Ivanhoe Liberal John Lelleton Bruce Skeggs Margaret Rush
Keilor Labor Jack Ginifer Vaclav UblSpyros Kokkinos (Ind)
Kew Liberal Gary Jungwirth Rupert Hamer Francis DuffyCharles Barrington (Ind)
Margaret Tighe (Ind)
Knox Liberal Steve Crabb Bruce Fasham
Lowan Liberal Brian Brooke Jim McCabe Howard EllisKevin DunnFrancis Petering (Ind)
Malvern Liberal Evelyn Watson Lindsay Thompson John Cotter
Melbourne Labor Barry Jones Bruce Atkinson Lou-Anne Barker (Ind)
Mentone Liberal Barry Hirt Bill Templeton Desmond Burke
Midlands Liberal Donal Harvey Bill Ebery Clarence RoddaAudrey Drechsler
Mildura National Noel TreharneLloyd Beasy Milton Whiting Stanley Croughan
Mitcham Liberal Gordon Henderson George Cox
Monbulk Liberal Stuart Morris Bill Borthwick
Morwell Labor Derek Amos Frank HallJames DavisJohn Mann
Murray Valley National Abigail DonlonBrian Lumsden Ken Jasper Patrick Payne
Narracan Liberal Pat Bartholomeusz Jim Balfour Arthur Hewson Brian Handley
Niddrie Labor Jack Simpson Peter KirchnerLancelot Hutchinson (Ind)
Noble Park Liberal Tony Van Vliet Peter Collins
Northcote Labor Frank Wilkes Gillford Brown
Oakleigh Liberal Sam Papasavas Alan Scanlan Trevor Cooke (AP)
Leslie Kausman (Ind)
Polwarth Liberal Ronald Wheaton Cec Burgin Frederick SadlerThomas Fleming
Portland Liberal Bill Lewis Don McKellar Clive Mitchell Patrick Healy
Prahran Liberal Morris Milder Sam Loxton Paul Krutulis (WP)
Michael Salvaris (Ind)
Preston Labor Carl Kirkwood John Miles
Reservoir Labor Jim Simmonds Tony De Domenico Matthew Curie (Ind)
Richmond Labor Clyde Holding John RushAndrew Jamieson (Ind)
Ringwood Liberal Robert Wallace Peter McArthur
Ripon Labor Alexander Pope Tom Austin Rob Borbidge Francis O'Brien
Rodney National Michael SmithGraham Arthur Eddie Hann David Kane
Sandringham Liberal Vivienne Brophy Max Crellin Salvatore Pinzone
Shepparton National Stephen FletcherBill Hunter Peter Ross-Edwards Martha Bennetts
South Barwon Liberal Raymond Hughan Aurel Smith James Jordan
Springvale Liberal Kevin King Norman Billing
St Kilda Liberal David Hardy Brian Dixon Frederick Gray (Ind)
Peter Lake (Ind)
Ronald Petersen (Ind)
Sunshine Labor Bill Fogarty David MoreCharles Skidmore (Ind)
Swan Hill Liberal Graeme Lechte Alan Wood James MitchellDaniel Mason
Syndal Liberal John Perryman Geoff Coleman
Wantirna Liberal Christopher Miller Geoff Hayes Clement Elliot
Warrandyte Liberal Frederick Davis Norman Lacy
Warrnambool Liberal Vernon Delaney Ian Smith Murray LanePeter Burke
Werribee Labor Anthony Robinson Neville Hudson Walter Lockhart (WP)
Westernport Liberal John Daley Doug Jennings Michael WoodsKevin Leydon
Williamstown Labor Gordon Stirling Wallace Feeney

Legislative Council

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.

ProvinceHeld by Labor candidates Liberal candidates National candidatesOther candidates
Ballarat Liberal Ronald Corbett Rob Knowles
Bendigo Liberal Elaine Knight Bruce Reid Michael Clarke Ronald Gane (DLP)
Boronia Liberal Stuart Russell Kevin Foley
Central Highlands Liberal Max McDonald Jock Granter Pat McNamara Peter Brown (Ind)
Chelsea Liberal Michael Duffy Neil Stacey
Doutta Galla Labor Bill Landeryou Rex Webb
East Yarra Liberal Robert Gurry Haddon Storey
Geelong Liberal Rod Mackenzie Glyn Jenkins
Gippsland Labor Eric Kent James Taylor John VinallLeslie Hilton (DLP)
Higinbotham Liberal Russell Shearn Murray Hamilton
Melbourne Labor Ivan Trayling Bryce McNair
Melbourne North Labor John Walton Geoff Lutz
Melbourne West Labor Bon Thomas Peter Stirling
Monash Liberal Johan Hulskamp James Guest
North Eastern National Lewis GeeGeorge Ikinger David Evans
North Western National Edward McCormackWilliam Armstrong Bernie Dunn
Nunawading Liberal John Madden Vernon Hauser
South Eastern Liberal Merton Ryan Roy Ward William GleesonNoel Gleeson (DLP)
Templestowe Liberal Pauline Toner Ralph Howard
Thomastown Labor Dolph Eddy John Fletcher
Waverley Liberal Anthony Scarcella Don Saltmarsh
Western Liberal Thomas Windsor Bruce Chamberlain Linden Cameron

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