The 1976 Victorian state election was held on 20 March 1976.
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 | Liberal candidates | National candidates | DLP candidates | Other 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 Hansen | Peter King (AP) | |
Benalla | National | John Dennis | Leo Gorman | Tom Trewin | Christopher Cody | |
Benambra | National | Ken Coghill | Lou Lieberman | Bill Baxter | Kevin Redfern | Robert Wiltshire (Ind) |
Bendigo | Liberal | Esmond Curnow | Daryl McClure | |||
Bennettswood | Liberal | Peter Bruce | Ian McLaren | James Tighe | ||
Bentleigh | Liberal | Lindsay Thomas | Bob Suggett | Peter Madden | John Stoker (WP) | |
Berwick | Liberal | Judith Wallace | Rob Maclellan | Ronald Irwin | Michael Houlihan | |
Box Hill | Liberal | Howard Hodgens | Donald Mackinnon | James Brosnan | ||
Brighton | Liberal | Robert Gerrand | Jeannette Patrick | Peter Lawlor | Ian Mullins (AP) | |
Broadmeadows | Labor | John Wilton | Donald McClelland | |||
Brunswick | Labor | Tom Roper | Alfredo Kouris | Stephen 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 Stanley | Michael Boffa (WP) | |
Carrum | Labor | Ian Cathie | Allan Coombes | |||
Caulfield | Liberal | Gilbert Wright | Charles Francis | Mary Lane | ||
Coburg | Independent | Peter Gavin | Nicholas Kosenko | Helen Hart | Jack Mutton (Ind) | |
Dandenong | Labor | Alan Lind | James Grayling | |||
Doncaster | Liberal | Francis Smith | Morris Williams | Margaret Coogan | Edward Ajani (Ind) | |
Dromana | Liberal | Geoffrey Eastwood | Roberts Dunstan | John Cass | ||
Essendon | Liberal | Barry Rowe | Kenneth Wheeler | |||
Evelyn | Liberal | Warren Thomas | Jim Plowman | Errol Simon | Francis 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 McMahon | Geoffrey Cox (Ind) | |
Gippsland South | National | Russel Wilson | David Kallady | Neil McInnes | Leonard Carroll | |
Gisborne | Liberal | George Beardsley | Athol Guy | Robert Cooper | Paul 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 Condon | Jennifer Relf (Ind) | |
Heatherton | Liberal | Peter Spyker | Llew Reese | |||
Ivanhoe | Liberal | John Lelleton | Bruce Skeggs | Margaret Rush | ||
Keilor | Labor | Jack Ginifer | Vaclav Ubl | Spyros Kokkinos (Ind) | ||
Kew | Liberal | Gary Jungwirth | Rupert Hamer | Francis Duffy | Charles Barrington (Ind) Margaret Tighe (Ind) | |
Knox | Liberal | Steve Crabb | Bruce Fasham | |||
Lowan | Liberal | Brian Brooke | Jim McCabe | Howard Ellis | Kevin Dunn | Francis 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 Rodda | Audrey Drechsler | |
Mildura | National | Noel Treharne | Lloyd Beasy | Milton Whiting | Stanley Croughan | |
Mitcham | Liberal | Gordon Henderson | George Cox | |||
Monbulk | Liberal | Stuart Morris | Bill Borthwick | |||
Morwell | Labor | Derek Amos | Frank Hall | James Davis | John Mann | |
Murray Valley | National | Abigail Donlon | Brian Lumsden | Ken Jasper | Patrick Payne | |
Narracan | Liberal | Pat Bartholomeusz | Jim Balfour | Arthur Hewson | Brian Handley | |
Niddrie | Labor | Jack Simpson | Peter Kirchner | Lancelot 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 Sadler | Thomas 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 Rush | Andrew Jamieson (Ind) | ||
Ringwood | Liberal | Robert Wallace | Peter McArthur | |||
Ripon | Labor | Alexander Pope | Tom Austin | Rob Borbidge | Francis O'Brien | |
Rodney | National | Michael Smith | Graham Arthur | Eddie Hann | David Kane | |
Sandringham | Liberal | Vivienne Brophy | Max Crellin | Salvatore Pinzone | ||
Shepparton | National | Stephen Fletcher | Bill 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 More | Charles Skidmore (Ind) | ||
Swan Hill | Liberal | Graeme Lechte | Alan Wood | James Mitchell | Daniel 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 Lane | Peter Burke | |
Werribee | Labor | Anthony Robinson | Neville Hudson | Walter Lockhart (WP) | ||
Westernport | Liberal | John Daley | Doug Jennings | Michael Woods | Kevin Leydon | |
Williamstown | Labor | Gordon Stirling | Wallace Feeney |
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.
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