Candidates of the 2023 New South Wales state election

This is a list of the candidates of the 2023 New South Wales state election , which was held on 25 March 2023.

Retiring MPs

The following members announced they would not be contesting the 2023 election:

Labor

• Walt Secord MLC – announced 19 August 2022 ^[1]
• Adam Searle MLC – lost preselection 15 September 2022 ^{[2] [3] [4]}
• Shaoquett Moselmane MLC – did not nominate for endorsement ^{[2] [3] [4]}
• Guy Zangari MP (Fairfield) – announced 17 October 2022 ^[5]
• Paul Lynch MP (Liverpool) – not preselected November 2022 ^[6]
• Nick Lalich MP (Cabramatta) – announced 24 December 2022 ^{[7] [8]}

Liberal

• Shelley Hancock MP (South Coast) – announced 18 December 2021 ^[9]
• Gabrielle Upton MP (Vaucluse) – announced 6 July 2022 ^[10]
• Kevin Conolly MP (Riverstone) – announced 15 August 2022 ^[11]
• Victor Dominello MP (Ryde) – announced 17 August 2022 ^[12]
• Geoff Lee MP (Parramatta) – announced 22 August 2022 ^[13]
• Jonathan O'Dea MP (Davidson) – announced 6 September 2022 ^[14]
• Rob Stokes MP (Pittwater) – announced 30 September 2022 ^[15]
• David Elliott MP (Baulkham Hills) – announced 22 October 2022 ^[16]
• Brad Hazzard MP (Wakehurst) – announced 24 October 2022 ^[17]
• Matthew Mason-Cox MLC – not preselected 22 December 2022 ^[18]
• Lou Amato MLC – not preselected 22 December 2022 ^[18]
• Shayne Mallard MLC – not preselected 22 December 2022 ^[18]
• Peter Poulos MLC – disendorsed 18 February 2023 ^[19]
• Scott Farlow MLC – not preselected ^[a]

Nationals

• Stephen Bromhead ^[b] MP (Myall Lakes) – announced 17 August 2022 ^[21]
• Chris Gulaptis MP (Clarence) – announced 22 August 2022 ^[22]
• Melinda Pavey MP (Oxley) – announced 28 August 2022 ^[23]

Independent

• Justin Field MLC – announced 17 October 2022 ^[24]
• John Sidoti MP (Drummoyne) – announced 24 November 2022 ^[25]

Other

• Jamie Parker MP (Balmain, Greens) – announced 14 October 2022 ^[26]
• Mark Pearson MLC (Animal Justice Party) ^[27]

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. The candidates have been derived from the NSW Electoral Commission website. ^[28]

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Coalition candidates	Greens candidate	SAP candidate	Other candidates
Albury	Liberal	Marcus Rowland	Justin Clancy (Lib)	Eli Davern	Ross Hamilton	Asanki Fernando (AJP) Geoffrey Robertson (LDP) Peter Sinclair (SFF)
Auburn	Labor	Lynda Voltz	Mohammed Zaman (Lib)	Masoomeh Asgari	Shelley Goed	Jamal Daoud (-) [c] Julie Morkos Douaihy (LDP)
Badgerys Creek	Liberal	Garion Thain	Tanya Davies (Lib)	Nick Best	Peter Cooper	Benjamin Green (PHON)
Ballina	Greens	Andrew Broadley	Josh Booyens (Nat)	Tamara Smith	Peter Jenkins	Kevin Loughrey (Ind)
Balmain	Greens	Philippa Scott	Freya Leach (Lib)	Kobi Shetty	Stephen Bisgrove	Glen Stelzer (PEP)
Bankstown	Labor	Jihad Dib	Nathan Taleb (Lib)	Isaac Nasedra	Luke Habib	Dorlene Abou-Haidar (AJP) Yosra Alyateem (IMOP) Max Boddy (-) [d] Marianne Glinka (PEP)
Barwon	Independent	Joshua Roberts-Garnsey	Annette Turner (Nat)	Pat Schultz		Paul Britton (SFF) Roy Butler * (Ind) Ben Hartley (LCP) Stuart Howe (Ind) Thomas McBride (PEP)
Bathurst	National	Cameron Shaw	Paul Toole (Nat)	Kay Nankervis	Michael Begg	Craig Sinclair (SFF) Martin Ticehurst (Ind) Burchell Wilson (LDP) Anthony Zbik (LCP)
Bega	Labor	Michael Holland	Russell Fitzpatrick (Lib)	Cathy Griff	Karin Geiselhart	Debra Abbott (SFF) Jeffrey Hawkins (Ind) Greg White (LCP)
Blacktown	Labor	Stephen Bali	Allan Green (Lib)	Leonard Hobbs	Patrick Murphy	Peter Foster (LCP) Emma Kerin (AJP) Alexander Mishalow (LDP)
Blue Mountains	Labor	Trish Doyle	Sophie-Anne Bruce (Lib)	Jenna Condie	Richard Marschall	Greg Keightley (AJP) Michelle Palmer (IMOP)
Cabramatta	Labor	Tri Vo	Courtney Nguyen (Lib)	Roz Chia Davis		Kate Hoang (Ind) Randa Moussa (AJP) Mark Smaling (LDP)
Camden	Liberal	Sally Quinnell	Peter Sidgreaves (Lib)	Emily Rivera	Jessie Bijok	Garry Dollin (PHON)
Campbelltown	Labor	Greg Warren	Gypshouna Paudel (Lib)	Jayden Rivera	Howard Jones	Tofick Galiell (Ind) Rosa Sicari (LDP) Matt Twaddell (AJP) Adam Zahra (PHON)
Canterbury	Labor	Sophie Cotsis	Nemr Boumansour (Lib)	Bradley Schott	Joe Sinacori	Vanessa Hadchiti (LDP) Kacey King (AJP)
Castle Hill	Liberal	Tina Cartwright	Mark Hodges (Lib)	Tina Kordrostami	Eric Claus	Nathan Organ (Ind) My Trinh (LDP)
Cessnock	Labor	Clayton Barr	Asher Barnham (disendorsed) [30] (Nat)	Llynda Nairn	Graham Jones	Victoria Davies (AJP) Andrew Fenwick (LCP) Quintin King (PHON)
Charlestown	Labor	Jodie Harrison	Jack Antcliff (Lib)	Greg Watkinson	Marie Rolfe
Clarence	National	Leon Ankersmit	Richie Williamson (Nat)	Greg Clancy	George Keller	Brett Duroux (-) [e] Nicki Levi (Ind) Debrah Novak (Ind) Mark Rayner (LCP)
Coffs Harbour	National	Anthony Judge	Gurmesh Singh (Nat)	Tim Nott	Ruth Cully	Tihema Elliston (LCP) Kellie Pearce (AJP) Sally Townley (Ind)
Coogee	Labor	Marjorie O'Neill	Kylie von Muenster (Lib)	Rafaela Pandolfini	Lluisa Murray	Alicia Mosquera (IMOP) Simon Garrod (AJP)
Cootamundra	National	Chris Dahlitz	Steph Cooke (Nat)	Jeff Passlow	Chris O'Rourke	Jake Cullen (SFF) Brian Fisher (Ind) Robert Young (Ind)
Cronulla	Liberal	Paul Constance	Mark Speakman (Lib)	Catherine Dyson	Richard Moran	Domna Giannakis (IMOP) Craig Ibbotson (PHON)
Davidson	Liberal	Karyn Edelstein	Matt Cross (Lib)	Caroline Atkinson	Andrew Wills	Janine Kitson (Ind)
Drummoyne	Independent	Julia Little	Stephanie Di Pasqua (Lib)	Charles Jago	Patrick Conaghan
Dubbo	National	Joshua Black	Dugald Saunders (Nat)	Robyn Thomas	Anthony Nugent	Mark Littlejohn (LCP) Kate Richardson (SFF)
East Hills	Liberal	Kylie Wilkinson	Wendy Lindsay (Lib)	Natalie Hanna		Christopher Brogan (Ind)
Epping	Liberal	Alan Mascarenhas	Dominic Perrottet (Lib)	Phil Bradley	Bradley Molloy	Carmen Terceiro (AJP) Victor Waterson (Ind)
Fairfield	Labor	David Saliba	Aaryen Pillai (Lib)	Monika Ball		Robyn Leggatt (PEP) Severino Lovero (Ind) Hikmat Odesh (Ind) Jacob Potkonyak (LCP)
Gosford	Labor	Liesl Tesch	Deanna Bocking (Lib)	Hilary van Haren	Ineka Soetens	Lisa Bellamy (Ind) Larry Freeman (SFF) Emily McCallum (AJP)
Goulburn	Liberal	Michael Pilbrow	Wendy Tuckerman (Lib)	Gregory John Olsen	Margaret Logan	Andrew Wood (SFF)
Granville	Labor	Julia Finn	Anm Masum (Lib)	Janet Castle		John Hadchiti (LDP) Rohan Laxmanalal (AJP) Charbel Saad (Ind)
Hawkesbury	Liberal	Amanda Kotlash	Robyn Preston (Lib)	Danielle Wheeler	Elissa Carey	Eddie Dogramaci (SBP) Angela Maguire (Ind) Tony Pettitt (Ind) Susane Popovski (PHON)
Heathcote	Liberal	Maryanne Stuart	Lee Evans (Lib)	Cooper Riach	Matthew Bragg	Sean Ambrose (SFF) (disendorsed) [31] Arielle Perkett (AJP)
Heffron	Labor	Ron Hoenig	Francis Devine (Lib)	Philipa Veitch	Ann Godfrey	Rachel Evans (SAll) Sarina Kilham (Ind) Linda Paull (AJP)
Holsworthy	Liberal	Mick Maroney	Tina Ayyad (Lib)	Chris Kerle		James Ingarfill (PHON) Deborah Swinbourn (Ind)
Hornsby	Liberal	Melissa Holie	Matt Kean (Lib)	Tania Salitra	Justin Thomas	Steve Busch (PHON) Benjamin Caswell (Ind) Adrian Dignam (Ind) Jeffrey Grimshaw (LDP)
Keira	Labor	Ryan Park	Noah Shipp (Lib)	Kit Docker	Andrew Anthony
Kellyville	Liberal	Alex Karki	Ray Williams (Lib)	Thelma Ghayyem	Heather Boyd	Ingrid Akkari (AJP)
Kiama	Independent	Katelin McInerney	Melanie Gibbons (Lib)	Tonia Gray	John Gill	Gareth Ward (Ind)
Kogarah	Labor	Chris Minns	Craig Chung (Lib)	Tracy Yuen		Troy Stolz (Ind)
Lake Macquarie	Independent	Stephen Ryan	Joshua Beer (Lib)	Kim Grierson	Felipe Gore-Escalante	Jason Lesage (SFF) Greg Piper * (Ind)
Lane Cove	Liberal	Penelope Pedersen	Anthony Roberts (Lib)	Heather Armstrong	Ben Wise	Victoria Davidson (Ind)
Leppington	Labor	Nathan Hagarty	Therese Fedeli (Lib)	Apurva Shukla	Danica Sajn	Mandar Tamhankar (PHON)
Lismore	Labor	Janelle Saffin	Alex Rubin (Nat)	Adam Guise	Ross Honniball	Matthew Bertalli (SFF) Allen Crossthwaite (Ind) James McKenzie (Ind) Vanessa Rosayro (AJP)
Liverpool	Labor	Charishma Kaliyanda	Richard Ammoun (Lib)	Amy Croft		Milomir Andjelkovic (Ind) Gabriel Hancock (AJP) Linda Harris (Ind)
Londonderry	Labor	Prue Car	Snigdha Talakola (Lib)	David Maurice	David Bowen	Luke Tester (PHON)
Macquarie Fields	Labor	Anoulack Chanthivong	Khairul Chowdhury (Lib)	Seamus Lee	Michael Clark	Gemma Noiosi (LDP) Donna Wilson (AJP)
Maitland	Labor	Jenny Aitchison	Michael Cooper (Lib)	Campbell Knox	Sam Ferguson	Daniel Dryden (LCP) Alex Lee (Ind) Neil Turner (PHON)
Manly	Liberal	Jasper Thatcher	James Griffin (Lib)	Terry le Roux	Emanuele Paletto	Phillip Altman (Ind) Joeline Hackman (Ind) Bailey Mason (AJP)
Maroubra	Labor	Michael Daley	Bill Burst (Lib)	Kym Chapple	Monique Isenheim	Roderick Aguilar (IMOP) Holly Williamson (AJP)
Miranda	Liberal	Simon Earle	Eleni Petinos (Lib)	Martin Moore	Nick Hughes	Gaye Cameron (Ind)
Monaro	National	Steve Whan	Nichole Overall (Nat)	Jenny Goldie	James Holgate	Chris Pryor (SFF) Josie Tanson (LCP) Andrew Thaler (Ind)
Mount Druitt	Labor	Edmond Atalla	Kandathil Sunil Jayadevan (Lib)	Asm Morshed		Andrew Dudas (AJP)
Murray	Independent	Mirsad Buljubasic	Peta Betts (Nat)	Amelia King	Michael Florance	Greg Adamson (Ind) Adrian Carle (LCP) Helen Dalton * (Ind) Kevin Farrell (PEP) Desiree Gregory (SFF) David Landini (Ind)
Myall Lakes	National	Mark Vanstone	Tanya Thompson (Nat)	Eleanor Spence	Maree McDonald-Pritchard	Jason Bendall (Ind) Keys Manley (LCP)
Newcastle	Labor	Tim Crakanthorp	Thomas Triebsees (Lib)	John Mackenzie	Freya Taylor	Tim Claydon (LCP) Niko Leka (SAll)
Newtown	Greens	David Hetherington	Fiona Douskou (Lib)	Jenny Leong	Christopher Thomas
North Shore	Liberal	Godfrey Santer	Felicity Wilson (Lib)	James Mullan	Lachlan Commins	Michael Antares (IMOP) Helen Conway (Ind) Victoria Walker (Ind)
Northern Tablelands	National	Yvonne Langenberg	Adam Marshall (Nat)	Elizabeth O'Hara	Alan Crowe	Margaret Hammond (LDP) Gary Hampton (PEP) Michael Hay (SFF) Natasha Ledger (Ind) Peter O'Loghlin (LCP) Darshan Wood (Ind)
Oatley	Liberal	Ash Ambihaipahar	Mark Coure (Lib)	Taylor Vandijk	Glenn Hunt	Natalie Mort (Ind)
Orange	Independent	Heather Dunn	Tony Mileto	David Mallard	George Bate	Gillian Bramley (PEP) Philip Donato * (Ind) Patricia Holt (LCP) Aaron Kelly (SFF)
Oxley	National	Gregory Vigors	Michael Kemp (Nat)	Dominic King	Bianca Drain	Joshua Fairhall (Ind) Troy Irwin (Ind) Megan Mathew (LCP)
Parramatta	Liberal	Donna Davis	Katie Mullens (Lib)	Ben Hammond	David Moll	Mritunjay Singh (PHON)
Penrith	Liberal	Karen McKeown	Stuart Ayres (Lib)	Fatemeh Toussi	Geoff Brown	Vanessa Blazi (AJP) Belinda McWilliams (PHON) Timothy Pateman (LCP)
Pittwater	Liberal	Jeffrey Quinn	Rory Amon (Lib)	Hilary Green	Craig Law	Jacqui Scruby (Ind)
Port Macquarie	Liberal	Keith McMullen	Peta Pinson (Nat) Leslie Williams * (Lib)	Stuart Watson	Edward Coleman	Vivian McMahon (LCP) Silvia Mogorovich (IMOP) Benjamin Read (LDP)
Port Stephens	Labor	Kate Washington	Nathan Errington (Lib)	Jordan Jensen	Beverley Jelfs	Michelle Buckmaster (AJP) Angela Ketas (IMOP) Mark Watson (PHON)
Prospect	Labor	Hugh McDermott	Kalvin Biag (Lib)	Sujan Selventhiran	Peter Shafer	Emily Walsh (AJP)
Riverstone	Liberal	Warren Kirby	Mohit Kumar (Lib)	Rob Vail	Tim Horan	Anthony Belcastro (SFF) Tabitha Ponnambalam (Ind)
Rockdale	Labor	Steve Kamper	Muhammad Rana (Lib)	Peter Strong	James Morris
Ryde	Liberal	Lyndal Howison	Jordan Lane (Lib)	Sophie Edington	Bradley Jelfs	Barry Devine (IMOP)
Shellharbour	Labor	Anna Watson	Mikayla Barnes (Lib)	Jamie Dixon	Kenneth Davis	Rita Granata (LDP) Chris Homer (Ind) Mia Willmott (LCP)
South Coast	Liberal	Liza Butler	Luke Sikora (Lib)	Amanda Findley	Deanna Buffier	Nina Digiglio (Ind) Robert Korten (SFF)
Strathfield	Labor	Jason Li	John-Paul Baladi (Lib)	Courtney Buckley	Wally Crocker	Maurie Saidi (AJP)
Summer Hill	Labor	Jo Haylen	Bowen Cheng (Lib)	Izabella Antoniou	Michael Swan	Sandra Haddad (AJP)
Swansea	Labor	Yasmin Catley	Megan Anderson (Lib)	Heather Foord	Alan Ellis	Paul Jackson (LDP)
Sydney	Independent	Skye Tito	Phyllisse Stanton (Lib)	Nick Ward	Mark Whitton	Alex Greenwich (Ind)
Tamworth	National	Kate McGrath	Kevin Anderson (Nat)	Ryan Brooke	Colin Drain	Rebecca McCredie (IMOP) Sue Raye (LCP) Mark Rodda (Ind) Matthew Scanlan (SFF)
Terrigal	Liberal	Sam Boughton	Adam Crouch (Lib)	Imogen da Silva	Wayne Rigg
The Entrance	Labor	David Mehan	Nathan Bracken (Lib)	Ralph Stephenson	Georgia Lamb	Bentley Logan (LDP) Fardin Pelarek (AJP)
Tweed	National	Craig Elliot	Geoff Provest (Nat)	Ciara Denham	Ronald McDonald	Susie Hearder (AJP) Marc Selan (LCP)
Upper Hunter	National	Peree Watson	Dave Layzell (Nat)	Tony Lonergan	Callum Blair	Tom Lillicrap (LCP) Dale McNamara (Ind) James White (SFF)
Vaucluse	Liberal	Margaret Merten	Kellie Sloane (Lib)	Dominic Wy Kanak	Kay Dunne	Edward Cameron (AJP) Karen Freyer (Ind) Gail Stevens (LDP)
Wagga Wagga	Independent	Keryn Foley	Andriana Benjamin (Nat) Julia Ham (Lib)	Ray Goodlass		Raymond Gentles (PEP) Joe McGirr * (Ind) Christopher Smith (SFF)
Wahroonga	Liberal	Parsia Abedini	Alister Henskens (Lib)	Tim Dashwood	Stephen Molloy	Kristyn Haywood (Ind)
Wakehurst	Liberal	Sue Wright	Toby Williams (Lib)	Ethan Hrnjak	Greg Mawson	Michael Regan* (Ind) Susan Sorensen (AJP)
Wallsend	Labor	Sonia Hornery	Callum Pull (Lib)	Rebecca Watkins	Paul Akers	Pietro di Girolamo (PHON) Anna Nolan (AJP) Joshua Starrett (Ind)
Willoughby	Liberal	Sarah Griffin	Tim James (Lib)	Edmund McGrath	Michael Want	Larissa Penn (Ind)
Winston Hills	Liberal	Sameer Pandey	Mark Taylor (Lib)	Damien Atkins	Anthony Chadszinow
Wollondilly	Liberal	Angus Braiden	Nathaniel Smith (Lib)	Jason Webster	Ildiko Haag	Judy Hannan* (Ind) Rebecca Thompson (PHON)
Wollongong	Labor	Paul Scully	Joel Johnson (Lib)	Cath Blakey		Kristen Nelson (AJP)
Wyong	Labor	David Harris	Matt Squires (Lib) (disendorsed) [32]	Doug Williamson	Susan Newbury	Martin Stevenson (PHON)

Legislative Council

Sitting members are shown in bold text.

Half of the Legislative Council is not up for re-election. This includes seven Labor members (Tara Moriarty, Penny Sharpe, Greg Donnelly, Anthony D'Adam, Daniel Mookhey, Peter Primrose, and Mark Buttigieg), five Liberal members (Damien Tudehope, Taylor Martin, Natalie Ward, Natasha Maclaren-Jones ^[f] and Aileen MacDonald), three Nationals members (Sarah Mitchell, Wes Fang and Sam Farraway), two Greens members (Abigail Boyd and Sue Higginson), two One Nation members (Mark Latham ^[f] and Rod Roberts), one Shooters and Fishers member (Mark Banasiak) and one Animal Justice member (Emma Hurst).

The Labor Party is defending seven seats. The Liberal Party is defending six seats. The National Party is defending three seats. The Greens, the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party and the Animal Justice Party are each defending one seat. Independent Fred Nile, elected as a Christian Democratic member, is defending his seat; and independent Justin Field, elected as a Greens member, is not defending his seat.

Labor candidates	Coalition candidates	Greens candidates	One Nation candidates	SFF candidates
Courtney Houssos * Rose Jackson * Cameron Murphy* Emily Suvaal* John Graham * Bob Nanva* Stephen Lawrence* Sarah Kaine* Mick Veitch Stewart Prins Michelle Miran Marion Browne Rizwan Chowdhury Shoaib Shams Paul Sekfy Pamela Ward Stef Chalmers Greg Davis Tori McGregor Lynne Fairey Lorraine Fordham	Natasha Maclaren-Jones* (Lib) Bronnie Taylor * (Nat) Chris Rath * (Lib) Susan Carter* (Lib) Ben Franklin * (Nat) Jacqui Munro* (Lib) Rachel Merton* (Lib) Scott Barrett (Nat) Jag Dhaliwal (Lib) Sophie White (Lib) Ben Niland (Nat) Ying Li-Cantwell (Lib) Vicky McGahey (Lib) Mirjana Cestar (Lib) Steve Coxhead (Nat)	Cate Faehrmann * Amanda Cohn* Lynda-June Coe Jim Casey Trish Frail Elizabeth Thompson Jane Scott Kashmir Miller Eddie Lloyd Liz Atkins Mithra Cox Jan Davis Astrid O'Neill Vida Shahamat Tony Hickey Ismet Tastan Russell Weston Sylvie Ellsmore	Mark Latham* Tania Mihailuk Amit Batish Colin Grigg Roger Smith Steven Tripp Charlie Fenton Richard Orchard Adrian Saker Vicki Saker Alan Lanyon Quenten Roberts Nicholas Turner Samuel Donovan Anastasia Whittaker Kellie Rugless	Robert Borsak * Shane Djuric Alain Noujaim Kyle Boddan Steven Richards William Thompson Alexander Powell Therese Noujaim Brian Boyle John Howden Kelly Lesage Raffaele Grasso Angelique Noujaim Moses El Salim Mark Van Bysterveld Grant Cappetta Joe Rossi
AJP candidates	Liberal Democratic candidates	SAP candidates	Legalise Cannabis candidates	IMOP candidates
Alison Waters Louise Ward Matt Stellino Catherine Blasonato Petra Jones Patrick Murphy Naomi Woodgate Ann Janaway Catherine Ward Sussannah Waters Teresa Tomanovsky Jordy Bertram Kramer Thompson Ellie Robertson Christine Hahn Kate Paterson Lana Mueller	John Ruddick* Millie Fontana Natalie Dumer Clinton Mead Elvis Sinosic John Larter Michael Wheeler Peter Whelan Phillip Beazley Michael Graham Robert Cribb Cameron Shamsabad Peter Runge Charles Rios Samuel Gunning Joaquim De Lima Matthew Manning	William Bourke Hana Oh Bradd Morelli Deborah Smythe Herman Kuipers Xiaowei Yue Torsten Landwehr John Alden Lisa Hilleard Peter Reid Jill Green Ann Burke Mike Cottee David Taylor Susan Kitchener Michael Wilder Alison Noonan Robert Eggleton Cheryl Blacker Alan Magnusson Dean Winter	Jeremy Buckingham* James Mathison Gail Hester Michael Balderstone Karen Burge Frances Hood Ross Smith Lincoln Ellis Nicole Lindner Elyas Dakhli Kathleen Williamson Ian Eden Louise Graves Donald Fuggle Max Green Michael Harper Crystal Best Reece Reynolds	Michael O'Neill Marelle Burnum Burnum Lesley Kinney Kevin Mund Allison Dvies Robyn Curnow Megan Bennetts Christeena Middleton Karen Burke Gerard O'Neill Wan Otto Benjamin Fox Craig Grech Monica Shepherd Graham Taylor Karen Tittelbach Ian Davies John Fenwick
EFI candidates	Public Education candidates	Socialist candidates	Group A candidates [g]	Group B candidates [h]
Elizabeth Farrelly Teresa Russell Sunil Badami Philippa Murray Hugo Chan Jennifer Crawford Anne Crawford Caroline Pidcock Julie Walton Jane Stanham Rose Ricketson Andrew Potts Deni McKenzie Marie Sheehan Freddy Sharpe Edilla Ford	Khalil Kay Cheryl McBride Anne Flint Peter Furness Edith McNally Barbara Reynolds Penelope Hackett Warren Poole Neil Robertson Sue Robertson Gemma Ackroyd Hugh Ackroyd Sandi Steep Harry Fox Lynne Fox Kerryanne Knox Vicki Walsh	Steve O'Brien Paula Sanchez Andrew Chuter Samantha Ashby Joel McAlear Steffi Leedham Jim McIlroy Coral Wynter Isaac Nellist Pip Hinman Peter Boyle Federico Fuentes Ben Radford Duncan Roden James Wyner	Lyle Shelton Barbara Helvadjian Don Modarelli Richard Stretton Jamie Green Robyn Butt Graham McLennan Craig Dengate Nathaniel Marsh Tracey Bradbury Penelope Windeyer Benjamin Irawan Prue Duignan Glen Ryan Michael Chaplin	Craig Kelly Andrew Robertson Rosemary Saad Anne Khoury Dean Macklin Robert Nalbandian Amber Robertson M Wrightson Philip Kelly
Group E candidates [i]	Group G candidates [j] [k]	Group K candidates [d]	Group P candidates	Group T candidates [l]
Milan Maksimovic [k] Deborah Lions Mianda Villatora	Silvana Nile Fred Nile	Oscar Grenfell Mike Head	Danny Lim Lee Lim	Milton Caine Robert Skillin
Group U candidates [m]	Ungrouped candidates
Riccardo Bosi David Graham Jackie George Franco Todisco David Heath Garry McKinlay Frank Kloepfer Reagan Kloepfer Robyn George Logan George Scott Bowden Kevin Walker Luke George Brad Kirkels Barbara Kafer Noel Anderson Matt Polin Josephine Fsadni	Stefan Prasad Colleen Fuller [e] Warren Grzic Van Huynh Archie Lea Michelle Martin Lee Howe [n] Mick Allen R Cheetham Guitang Lu George Potkonyak

Disendorsements and resignations

Date	Party		Candidate	Seat	Details
12 March		National	Ash Barnham	Cessnock	Disendorsed for misogynistic and racist social media posts. [30]
13 March		Liberal	Matt Squires	Wyong	Disendorsed for homophobic, Islamophobic and anti-vaccine social media posts. [32]
23 March		SFF	Sean Ambrose	Heathcote	Disendorsed for support of Vladimir Putin and Russian invasion of Ukraine. [31]

Notes

1. Farlow assumed the casual vacancy created by Natasha Maclaren-Jones following the election. ^[20]
2. Bromhead died on 16 March 2023.
3. Endorsed by unregistered Australians United. ^[29]
4. Endorsed by unregistered Socialist Equality Party.
5. Endorsed by unregistered Indigenous-Aboriginal Party of Australia.
6. Resigning to recontest the Legislative Council
7. Endorsed by unregistered Family First Party.
8. Endorsed by unregistered United Australia Party.
9. Endorsed by the unregistered Call To Freedom Party. ^[33]
10. Endorsed by unregistered Revive Australia Party (Fred Nile Alliance). ^[34]
11. Previously associated with the now-dissolved Christian Democratic Party.
12. Endorsed by unregistered Christians For Community. ^[35]
13. Endorsed by unregistered AustraliaOne. ^[36]
14. Endorsed by unregistered Homes First. ^[37]

References

1. Cockburn, Paige. "NSW Labor MP Walt Secord to retire from politics following allegations of bullying". Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Retrieved 19 August 2022.
2. Gramenz, Jack; Loomes, Phoebe. "NSW Labor MP Walt Secord to retire from politics following allegations of bullying". Braidwood Times/AAP. Archived from the original on 15 September 2022. Retrieved 15 September 2022.
3. O'Keefe, Chris. "Sitting Labor MLC's Adam Searle, Walt Secord (retiring) and Shaoquett Moselmane have been dumped from the ALP Upper House ticket. Replaced by Emily Suvaal, Khal Asfour and Stephen Lawrence. @9NewsSyd #nswpol". Twitter.
4. O'Doherty, James. "NSW ALP boss Bob Nanva's bid to parachute himself into upper house seat fails". The Daily Telegraph. Retrieved 16 September 2022.
5. "Guy Zangari: Fairfield MP won't stand for re-election in 2024". The Daily Telegraph . News Corp Australia. 17 October 2022. Retrieved 17 October 2022.
6. Smith, Alexandra (14 November 2022). "NSW Liberals need 'brave conversation' around quotas: Natalie Ward". The Sydney Morning Herald . Nine Publishing. Archived from the original on 15 November 2022. Retrieved 15 November 2022.
7. "Nick Lalich, MP for #Cabramatta, has announced he will be retiring at the next State election! After 35yrs, he's decided to call it a day and will not seek re-selection at the next election for the seat of Cabramatta". Twitter. 24 December 2022. Retrieved 28 December 2022.
8. Smith, Alexandra (21 September 2022). "Labor preselection turf war hands Perrottet a political gift". The Sydney Morning Herald. Archived from the original on 27 December 2022. Retrieved 28 December 2022.
9. Gorrey, Megan; McGuire, Amelia; Morris, Linda. "Melinda Pavey dropped from cabinet ahead of long-anticipated reshuffle". The Sydney Morning Herald. Archived from the original on 18 December 2021. Retrieved 18 December 2021.
10. Rabe, Tom. "Vaucluse Liberal MP Gabrielle Upton to quit politics ahead of next election". The Sydney Morning Herald. Archived from the original on 6 July 2022. Retrieved 6 July 2022.
11. Bharadwaj, Angira. "Veteran Riverstone MP Kevin Conolly to retire at the 2023 NSW election". The Daily Telegraph. Retrieved 15 August 2022.
12. Saunokonoko, Mark (17 August 2022). "NSW Minister Victor Dominello retires from politics over 'deteriorating' family health issue". 9News. Retrieved 23 August 2022.
13. Smith, Alexandra (22 August 2022). "Second minister pulls the plug on the Perrottet government". Sydney Morning Herald. Archived from the original on 23 August 2022. Retrieved 23 August 2022.
14. Smith, Alexandra (5 September 2022). "NSW Speaker to quit state parliament and the Liberals' safest seat". The Sydney Morning Herald. Archived from the original on 5 September 2022. Retrieved 6 September 2022.
15. Rabe, Tom; Cormack, Lucy (30 September 2022). "Rob Stokes to resign from NSW politics". The Sydney Morning Herald . Nine Publishing . Retrieved 30 September 2022.
16. Rabe, Tom (22 October 2022). "Divisive NSW Minister David Elliott to quit state politics". The Sydney Morning Herald. Archived from the original on 22 October 2022. Retrieved 22 October 2022.
17. Smith, Alexandra (24 October 2022). "Brad Hazzard, minister who guided NSW through COVID, to quit politics". The Sydney Morning Herald . Nine Publishing. Archived from the original on 24 October 2022. Retrieved 24 October 2022.
18. Smith, Alexandra (22 December 2022). "Perrottet intervenes to ensure Liberal women preselected for upper house". The Sydney Morning Herald . Nine Publishing. Archived from the original on 22 December 2022. Retrieved 22 December 2022.
19. Koziol, Michael (18 February 2023). "Peter Poulos suspended from Liberal party, disendorced as NSW election candidate". The Sydney Morning Herald. Archived from the original on 18 February 2023. Retrieved 18 February 2023.
20. "NSW Liberals avoid messy preselection fight, strike deal on women-focused upper house ticket". ABC News. 27 December 2022. Retrieved 16 March 2023.
21. "Myall Lakes MP announces retirement". 17 August 2022.
22. MacKenzie, Bruce (22 August 2022). "Nationals MP Chris Gulaptis announces retirement from seat of Clarence". ABC News. Archived from the original on 23 August 2022. Retrieved 23 August 2022.
23. AAP staff writers (28 August 2022). "Melinda Pavey joins departing NSW MPs". Perth Now. Retrieved 28 August 2022.
24. Fuller, Kelly (17 October 2022). "Retiring independent MP Justin Field condemns NSW government environment record". Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Archived from the original on 16 October 2022. Retrieved 17 October 2022.
25. Demetriadi, Alex. "John Sidoti: Drummoyne MP standing down from politics, lashes ICAC for 'political witch hunt'". The Daily Telegraph. Retrieved 24 November 2022.
26. Cormack, Lucy; Rabe, Tom. "Balmain Greens MP Jamie Parker to quit politics at state election". The Age. Retrieved 14 October 2022.
27. "Animal Justice Party 2022 National Conference program". Animal Justice Party. p. 5. Archived from the original on 28 November 2022. Retrieved 28 November 2022. Pearson's term is coming to an end in March 2023
28. "2023 NSW State Election Candidates". NSW Electoral Commission. Archived from the original on 11 March 2023. Retrieved 11 March 2023.
29. "Fed up with the United Australia Party, former members band together and make 'The Australians United' party". The Feed SBS. Archived from the original on 17 April 2023. Retrieved 17 April 2023.
30. Parris, Michael (12 March 2023). "NSW election 2023: Nationals disendorse Cessnock candidate Ash Barnham over social media posts". Newcastle Herald. Archived from the original on 13 March 2023. Retrieved 14 March 2023.
31. Towell, Noel; Napier-Raman, Kishor (23 March 2023). "Shooters, Fishers and Farmers dump candidate over pro-Putin views". The Sydney Morning Herald . Nine Entertainment . Retrieved 24 March 2023.
32. Maddison, Max (13 March 2023). "Liberal hopeful Matthew Squires axed for gay hate posts". The Australian. Retrieved 13 March 2022.
33. "Call For Freedom Party Website". Call for Freedom Party. Archived from the original on 18 March 2023. Retrieved 18 March 2023.
34. "2023 NSW State Election - Register of Groups of Candidates - 14/03/2023" (PDF). elections.nsw.gov.au. New South Wales Electoral Commission. Archived (PDF) from the original on 17 March 2023. Retrieved 17 March 2023.
35. "Legislative Council Candidates". Christians for Community. Retrieved 17 March 2023.
36. "AUSTRALIAONE". AustraliaOne. Archived from the original on 21 March 2023. Retrieved 21 March 2023.
37. "Lee Howe - Vote 1 Homes First". www.vote1homesfirst.com.au. Homes First. Archived from the original on 21 March 2023. Retrieved 21 March 2023.