List of Victorian state by-elections

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This is a list of by-elections for the Victorian Legislative Assembly. A by-election may be held when a member's seat becomes vacant through resignation, death or some other reasons. These are referred to as casual vacancies.

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60th Legislative Assembly (2022–2026)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Mulgrave Daniel Andrews   Labor Resigned as Premier18 November 2023 Eden Foster   Labor
Warrandyte Ryan Smith   Liberal Resigned26 August 2023 Nicole Werner   Liberal
Narracan Gary Blackwood   Liberal Supplementary election due to death of a candidate at the 2022 election. [1] 28 January 2023 Wayne Farnham   Liberal

59th Legislative Assembly (2018–2022)

No by-elections held

58th Legislative Assembly (2014–2018)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Northcote Fiona Richardson   Labor Died18 November 2017 Lidia Thorpe   Greens
South-West Coast Denis Napthine   Liberal Resigned31 October 2015 Roma Britnell   Liberal
Polwarth Terry Mulder   Liberal Resigned31 October 2015 Richard Riordan   Liberal
Gippsland South Peter Ryan   National Resigned14 March 2015 Danny O'Brien   National

57th Legislative Assembly (2010–2014)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Lyndhurst Tim Holding   Labor Resigned27 April 2013 Martin Pakula   Labor
Melbourne Bronwyn Pike   Labor Resigned21 July 2012 Jennifer Kanis   Labor
Niddrie Rob Hulls   Labor Resigned24 March 2012 Ben Carroll   Labor
Broadmeadows John Brumby   Labor Resigned following election loss19 February 2011 Frank McGuire   Labor

56th Legislative Assembly (2006–2010)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Altona Lynne Kosky   Labor Resigned13 February 2010 Jill Hennessy   Labor
Kororoit Andre Haermeyer   Labor Resigned28 June 2008 Marlene Kairouz   Labor
Williamstown Steve Bracks   Labor Resigned as Premier15 September 2007 Wade Noonan   Labor
Albert Park John Thwaites   Labor Resigned as Deputy Premier15 September 2007 Martin Foley   Labor

55th Legislative Assembly (2002–2006)

No by-elections held

54th Legislative Assembly (1999–2002)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Benalla Pat McNamara   National Resigned following election loss13 May 2000 Denise Allen   Labor
Burwood Jeff Kennett   Liberal Resigned following election loss11 December 1999 Bob Stensholt   Labor
Frankston East Peter McLellan   Independent Supplementary election due to death of the sitting member at the 1999 election.16 October 1999 Matt Viney   Labor

53rd Legislative Assembly (1996–1999)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Northcote Tony Sheehan   Labor Resigned15 August 1998 Mary Delahunty   Labor
Mitcham Roger Pescott   Liberal Resigned13 December 1997 Tony Robinson   Labor
Gippsland West Alan Brown   Liberal Resigned1 February 1997 Susan Davies   Independent

52nd Legislative Assembly (1992–1996)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Williamstown Joan Kirner   Labor Resigned13 August 1994 Steve Bracks   Labor
Coburg Tom Roper   Labor Resigned14 May 1994 Carlo Carli   Labor
Broadmeadows Jim Kennan   Labor Resigned18 September 1993 John Brumby   Labor

51st Legislative Assembly (1988–1992)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Shepparton Peter Ross-Edwards   National Resigned19 October 1991 Don Kilgour   National
Thomastown Beth Gleeson   Labor Died3 February 1990 Peter Batchelor   Labor
Greensborough Pauline Toner   Labor Resigned due to ill health (cancer)15 April 1989 Sherryl Garbutt   Labor
Rodney Eddie Hann   National Resigned4 March 1989 Noel Maughan   National

50th Legislative Assembly (1985–1988)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Ballarat North Tom Evans   Liberal Resigned23 July 1988 Steve Elder   Liberal
Kew Prue Sibree   Liberal Resigned19 March 1988 Jan Wade   Liberal

49th Legislative Assembly (1982–1985)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Swan Hill Alan Wood   Liberal Resigned7 May 1983 Barry Steggall   National
Warrnambool Ian Smith   Liberal Resigned in unsuccessful attempt to win Liberal preselection for the 1983 Wannon federal by-election even though he would have been required to resign if he had been successful at the preselection.7 May 1983 Adam Kempton   Liberal
Springvale Kevin King   Labor Died19 March 1983 Eddie Micallef   Labor
Malvern Lindsay Thompson   Liberal Resigned following defeat as Premier4 December 1982 Geoff Leigh   Liberal
Keilor Jack Ginifer   Labor Resigned due to ill health17 July 1982 George Seitz   Labor

48th Legislative Assembly (1979–1982)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Kew Rupert Hamer   Liberal Resigned following resignation as Premier15 August 1981 Prue Sibree   Liberal
Morwell Derek Amos   Labor Resigned due to ill health27 June 1981 Valerie Callister   Labor

47th Legislative Assembly (1976–1979)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Richmond Clyde Holding   Labor Resigned to enter federal politics at the 1977 federal election 17 December 1977 Theo Sidiropoulos   Labor
Melbourne Barry Jones   Labor Resigned to enter federal politics at the 1977 federal election 17 December 1977 Keith Remington   Labor
Greensborough Monte Vale   Liberal Died5 November 1977 Pauline Toner   Labor

46th Legislative Assembly (1973–1976)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Brunswick East David Bornstein   Labor Resigned12 April 1975 Ron McAlister   Labor
Greensborough Monte Vale   Liberal Result overturned by the Court of Disputed Returns13 October 1973 Monte Vale   Liberal

45th Legislative Assembly (1970–1973)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Hampden Henry Bolte   Liberal Resigned as Premier7 October 1972 Tom Austin   Liberal
Melbourne Arthur Clarey   Labor Died9 June 1972 Barry Jones   Labor
Gisborne Julian Doyle   Liberal Resigned11 December 1971 Athol Guy   Liberal
Kew Arthur Rylah   Liberal Resigned due to ill health17 April 1971 Rupert Hamer   Liberal

44th Legislative Assembly (1967–1970)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Dandenong Len Reid   Liberal Resigned to enter federal politics at the 1969 federal election 6 December 1969 Alan Lind   Labor
Swan Hill Harold Stirling   Country Died14 September 1968 Henry Broad   Country

43rd Legislative Assembly (1964–1967)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Grant Roy Crick   Labor Died8 October 1966 Jack Ginifer   Labor
Caulfield Alexander Fraser   Liberal Died18 September 1965 Ian McLaren   Liberal

42nd Legislative Assembly (1961–1964)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Mildura Nathaniel Barclay   Country Died27 October 1962 Milton Whiting   Country
Broadmeadows Harry Kane   Liberal and Country Died4 August 1962 John Wilton   Labor
Richmond Bill Towers   Labor Died12 May 1962 Clyde Holding   Labor

41st Legislative Assembly (1958–1961)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Ballarat North Russell White   Country Resigned to take up position on the Trotting Control Board12 November 1960 Tom Evans   Liberal and Country
Scoresby George Knox   Liberal and Country Died17 September 1960 Bill Borthwick   Liberal and Country
Footscray Ernie Shepherd   Labor Died8 October 1958 Bill Divers   Labor

40th Legislative Assembly (1955–1958)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Northcote John Cain   Labor Died21 September 1957 Frank Wilkes   Labor
Camberwell Robert Whately   Liberal and Country Died in a car accident21 April 1956 Vernon Wilcox   Liberal and Country
Mornington William Leggatt   Liberal and Country Resigned to take up appointment as Agent-General for Victoria in London 3 March 1956 Roberts Dunstan   Liberal and Country
Flemington Jack Holland   Labor Died18 February 1956 Kevin Holland   Labor

39th Legislative Assembly (1952–1955)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Malvern Trevor Oldham   Liberal and Country Died11 July 1953 John Bloomfield   Liberal and Country

38th Legislative Assembly (1950–1952)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Toorak Edward Reynolds   Liberal and Country Resigned13 September 1952 Horace Petty   Liberal and Country
Port Melbourne Tom Corrigan   Labor Died13 September 1952 Stan Corrigan   Labor
Prahran Frank Crean   Labor Resigned to enter federal politics at the 1951 federal election 16 June 1951 Robert Pettiona   Labor
Ivanhoe Rupert Curnow   Liberal and Country Died24 February 1951 Frank Block   Liberal and Country

37th Legislative Assembly (1947–1950)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Clifton Hill Jack Cremean   Labor Resigned to enter federal politics at the 1949 federal election 17 December 1949 Joseph O'Carroll   Labor
Kew Wilfrid Kent Hughes   Liberal and Country Resigned to enter federal politics at the 1949 federal election 17 December 1949 Arthur Rylah   Liberal and Country
Richmond Stan Keon   Labor Resigned to enter federal politics at the 1949 federal election 17 December 1949 Frank Scully   Labor
Brunswick James Jewell   Labor Died16 July 1949 Peter Randles   Labor
Prahran Bill Quirk   Labor Died22 January 1949 Frank Crean   Labor
Geelong Fanny Brownbill   Labor Died13 November 1948 Edward Montgomery   Liberal
Toorak Robert Bell Hamilton   Liberal Died19 June 1948 Edward Reynolds   Liberal

36th Legislative Assembly (1945–1947)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Collingwood Tom Tunnecliffe   Labor Resigned20 September 1947 Bill Towers   Labor
Benambra Roy Paton   Country Died7 June 1947 Thomas Mitchell   Country

35th Legislative Assembly (1943–1945)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Prahran John Ellis   United Australia Died18 August 1945 Bill Quirk   Labor
Clifton Hill Herbert Cremean   Labor Died7 July 1945 Jack Cremean   Labor
Bendigo Arthur Cook   Labor Died26 May 1945 Bill Galvin   Labor
Lowan Hamilton Lamb   Country Died in a Japanese prisoner of war camp on the Burma Railway 4 November 1944 Wilfred Mibus   Country
Bulla and Dalhousie Reginald James   Country Died27 September 1944 Leslie Webster   Country
Rodney William Dunstone   Country Died12 April 1944 Richard Brose   Country
Waranga Ernest Coyle   Country Died9 October 1943 Wollaston Heily   Country
Nunawading Ivy Weber   Independent Resigned in unsuccessful attempt to enter federal politics at the 1943 federal election 4 September 1943 Bob Gray   Labor

34th Legislative Assembly (1940–1943)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Maryborough and Daylesford George Frost   Labor Died28 November 1942 Clive Stoneham   Labor
Gippsland North Alexander Borthwick   Country Died20 June 1942 Bill Fulton   Country
Port Melbourne James Murphy   Labor Died18 April 1942 Tom Corrigan   Labor
Toorak Stanley Argyle   United Australia Died11 January 1941 Harold Thonemann   United Australia
Polwarth Allan McDonald   United Australia Resigned to enter federal politics at the 1940 federal election 2 Nov 1940 Edward Guye   Country
Coburg Frank Keane   Labor Died13 July 1940 Charlie Mutton   Independent Labor

33rd Legislative Assembly (1937–1940)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Hawthorn John Austin Gray   United Australia Died10 June 1939 Les Tyack   United Australia
Gippsland North James Weir McLachlan   Independent Died5 November 1938 Alexander Borthwick   Country
Geelong William Brownbill   Labor Died4 June 1938 Fanny Brownbill   Labor
Ouyen Albert Bussau   Country Resigned to take up appointment as Agent-General for Victoria in London 5 May 1938 Keith Dodgshun   Country

32nd Legislative Assembly (1935–1937)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Benalla Edward Cleary   Country Died3 October 1936 Frederick Cook   Independent
Goulburn Valley Murray Bourchier   Country Resigned to take up appointment as Agent-General for Victoria in London 19 September 1936 John MacDonald   Country
Rodney John Allan   Country Died18 April 1936 William Dunstone   Country
Allandale Thomas Parkin   United Australia Died21 March 1936 Patrick Denigan   Labor

31st Legislative Assembly (1932–1935)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Nunawading Robert Menzies   United Australia Resigned to enter federal politics at the 1934 federal election 1 September 1934 William Boyland   United Australia
Clifton Hill Maurice Blackburn   Labor Resigned to enter federal politics at the 1934 federal election 20 August 1934 Herbert Cremean   Labor
Gunbower Henry Angus   United Australia Died12 May 1934 Norman Martin   Independent Country
Allandale Alexander Peacock   United Australia Died11 November 1933 Millie Peacock   United Australia
Warrnambool James Fairbairn   United Australia Resigned to contest the 1933 Flinders federal by-election 11 November 1933 Keith McGarvie   United Australia
Polwarth James McDonald   United Australia Died16 September 1933 Allan McDonald   United Australia
Boroondara Richard Linton   United Australia Resigned to take up appointment as Agent-General for Victoria in London 29 April 1933 Trevor Oldham   United Australia
Benambra Henry Beardmore   United Australia Died15 October 1932 Roy Paton   Country
Carlton Robert Solly   Labor Died9 July 1932 Bill Barry   Labor

30th Legislative Assembly (1929–1932)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Caulfield Frederick Forrest   Australian Liberal Died22 November 1930 Harold Daniel Luxton   Nationalist
Hawthorn William Murray McPherson   Nationalist Resigned27 September 1930 John Austin Gray   Nationalist

29th Legislative Assembly (1927–1929)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Gippsland West Arthur Walter   Country Resigned in unsuccessful bid for the federal seat of Indi at the 1929 election 19 October 1929 Matthew Bennett   Country
Barwon Edward Morley   Nationalist Died6 July 1929 Thomas Maltby   Nationalist
Castlemaine and Kyneton Harry Lawson   Nationalist Resigned to contest a Senate seat at the 1929 federal election 2 February 1929 Walter Langslow   Nationalist
Brighton Oswald Snowball   Nationalist Died28 April 1928 Ian MacFarlan   Nationalist
Gippsland South Henry Bodman   Independent Died3 December 1927 Walter West   Nationalist

28th Legislative Assembly (1924–1927)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Flemington Edward Warde   Labor Died9 December 1925 Jack Holland   Labor
Fitzroy John Billson   Labor Died4 February 1925 Maurice Blackburn   Labor
Glenelg William Thomas   Labor Died14 August 1924 Ernie Bond   Labor

27th Legislative Assembly (1921–1924)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Gippsland West Sir John Mackey   Nationalist Died23 May 1924 Arthur Walter   VFU
Dalhousie Allan Cameron   Nationalist Died31 January 1924 Reg Pollard   Labor
Daylesford Donald McLeod   Nationalist Died8 July 1923 Roderick McLeod [1]   Nationalist
Gippsland South Thomas Livingston   Nationalist Died18 August 1922 Walter West   Nationalist

26th Legislative Assembly (1920–1921)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Upper Goulburn Edwin Mackrell   VFU Disqualified (failed to nominate on time)27 January 1921 Edwin Mackrell   VFU

25th Legislative Assembly (1917–1920)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Swan Hill Percy Stewart   VFU Resigned to enter federal politics at the 1919 federal election 19 November 1919 Francis Old   VFU
Albert Park Joseph Hannan   Labor Resigned to enter federal politics at the 1919 federal election 19 November 1919 Arthur Wallace   Labor
Albert Park George Elmslie   Labor Died13 June 1918 Joseph Hannan   Labor

24th Legislative Assembly (1914–1917)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Geelong Robert Purnell   Nationalist Disqualified (April by-election declared void)17 August 1917 Robert Purnell   Nationalist
Polwarth John Johnstone   Nationalist Resigned13 July 1917 James McDonald   Nationalist
Benambra John Leckie   Nationalist Resigned20 April 1917 Henry Beardmore   Nationalist
Geelong William Plain   Nationalist Resigned to contest a Senate seat at the 1917 federal election 20 April 1917 Robert Purnell   Nationalist
Warrnambool John Murray   Commonwealth Liberal Died1 June 1916 James Deany   Commonwealth Liberal
Port Melbourne George Sangster   Labor Died28 April 1915 Owen Sinclair   Labor
Bendigo East Alfred Hampson   Labor Resigned to enter federal politics at the 1915 Bendigo by-election 4 February 1915 Luke Clough   Labor

23rd Legislative Assembly (1911–1914)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Essendon William Watt   Nationalist Resigned to enter federal politics at the 1914 federal election 23 July 1914 Maurice Blackburn   Labor
Gippsland South Thomas Livingston   Nationalist Forfeited seat after joining Peacock Ministry 30 June 1914 Thomas Livingston   Nationalist
Korong Thomas Langdon   Commonwealth Liberal Died26 June 1914 Achilles Gray   Commonwealth Liberal
Borung William Hutchinson   Commonwealth Liberal Forfeited seat after joining Watt Ministry 15 January 1914 William Hutchinson   Commonwealth Liberal
Essendon William Watt   Commonwealth Liberal Forfeited seat after forming Watt Ministry 15 January 1914 William Watt   Commonwealth Liberal
Prahran Donald Mackinnon   Commonwealth Liberal Forfeited seat after joining Watt Ministry 15 January 1914 Donald Mackinnon   Commonwealth Liberal
Allandale Alexander Peacock   Commonwealth Liberal Forfeited seat after joining Watt Ministry 6 January 1914 Alexander Peacock   Commonwealth Liberal
Castlemaine and Maldon Harry Lawson   Commonwealth Liberal Forfeited seat after joining Watt Ministry 6 January 1914 Harry Lawson   Commonwealth Liberal
Warrnambool John Murray   Commonwealth Liberal Forfeited seat after joining Watt Ministry 6 January 1914 John Murray   Commonwealth Liberal
Benambra Albert Craven   Commonwealth Liberal Died29 December 1913 John Leckie   Commonwealth Liberal
Albert Park George Elmslie   Labor Forfeited seat after forming Elmslie Ministry 20 December 1913 George Elmslie   Labor
Fitzroy John Billson   Labor Forfeited seat after joining Elmslie Ministry 20 December 1913 John Billson   Labor
Geelong William Plain   Labor Forfeited seat after joining Elmslie Ministry 20 December 1913 William Plain   Labor
Maryborough Alfred Outtrim   Labor Forfeited seat after joining Elmslie Ministry 20 December 1913 Alfred Outtrim   Labor
North Melbourne George Prendergast   Labor Forfeited seat after joining Elmslie Ministry 20 December 1913 George Prendergast   Labor
Williamstown John Lemmon   Labor Forfeited seat after joining Elmslie Ministry 20 December 1913 John Lemmon   Labor
Hawthorn George Swinburne   Commonwealth Liberal Resigned to join the Inter-State Commission 5 September 1913 William McPherson   Commonwealth Liberal
Grenville Charles McGrath   Labor Resigned to contest the federal seat of Ballaraat at the 1913 election 15 May 1913 John Chatham   Labor
Kara Kara Peter McBride  Resigned to take up appointment as Agent-General for Victoria in London14 March 1913 Jack Pennington   Commonwealth Liberal
Allandale Alexander Peacock   Commonwealth Liberal Forfeited seat after joining Watt Ministry 6 March 1913 Alexander Peacock   Commonwealth Liberal
Warrenheip George Holden  Resigned to become chairman of the Melbourne Harbor Trust 28 February 1913 Ned Hogan   Labor
East Melbourne Alfred Farthing   Commonwealth Liberal Election declared void1 October 1912 Alfred Farthing   Commonwealth Liberal
Abbotsford William Beazley   Labor Died26 July 1912 Gordon Webber   Labor

22nd Legislative Assembly (1908–1911)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Waranga Martin Cussen  Died25 August 1911 John Gordon  
Bendigo East Thomas Glass   Labor Died16 June 1911 Alfred Hampson   Labor
Walhalla Albert Harris  Died29 July 1910 Samuel Barnes  
Brunswick Frank Anstey   Labor Resigned to contest the federal seat of Bourke at the 1910 election 14 March 1910 James Jewell   Labor
Brighton Sir Thomas Bent   Commonwealth Liberal Died8 October 1909 Oswald Snowball   Commonwealth Liberal
Goulburn Valley George Graham   Commonwealth Liberal Forfeited seat after joining Murray Ministry 29 January 1909 George Graham   Commonwealth Liberal
Kara Kara Peter McBride   Commonwealth Liberal Forfeited seat after joining Murray Ministry 29 January 1909 Peter McBride   Commonwealth Liberal
Ovens Alfred Billson   Commonwealth Liberal Forfeited seat after joining Murray Ministry 29 January 1909 Alfred Billson   Commonwealth Liberal
Rodney Hugh McKenzie   Commonwealth Liberal Forfeited seat after joining Murray Ministry 29 January 1909 Hugh McKenzie   Commonwealth Liberal
Warrnambool John Murray   Commonwealth Liberal Forfeited seat after forming Murray Ministry 29 January 1909 John Murray   Commonwealth Liberal

21st Legislative Assembly (1907–1908)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Mornington Alfred Downward  Forfeited seat after joining Bent Ministry 17 November 1908 Alfred Downward  
Upper Goulburn Thomas Hunt  Forfeited seat after joining Bent Ministry 17 November 1908 Thomas Hunt  
Wangaratta John Bowser  Forfeited seat after joining Bent Ministry 17 November 1908 John Bowser  
Carlton Frederick Bromley   Labor Died23 October 1908 Robert Solly   Labor
Richmond George Bennett  Died2 October 1908 Ted Cotter   Labor

20th Legislative Assembly (1904–1907)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Public Officers David Gaunson   Labor resignation1 February 1907 John Carter  
Korong Thomas Langdon   United Liberal Forfeited seat after joining Bent Ministry 25 January 1907 Thomas Langdon   United Liberal
East Melbourne Samuel Gillott   United Liberal Resigned due to ill health8 January 1907 Henry Weedon  
Toorak George Fairbairn   Ministerialist Resigned to enter federal politics at the 1906 federal election 10 October 1906 Norman Bayles   Independent Ministerialist
Gippsland West John Mackey  Forfeited seat after joining Bent Ministry 29 August 1906 John Mackey  
Lowan William Irvine  Resigned to enter federal politics at the 1906 federal election 20 July 1906 Robert Stanley  
Barwon Jonas Levien  Died15 June 1906 James Farrer  
Glenelg Ewen Cameron  Died11 May 1906 Hugh Campbell  

19th Legislative Assembly (1902–1904)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Donald and Swan Hill John Taverner  Resigned to take up appointment as Agent-General for Victoria in London 9 March 1904 James Meldrum  
Daylesford Donald McLeod  Forfeited seat after joining Bent Ministry 27 February 1904 Donald McLeod  
Melbourne East Samuel Gillott  Forfeited seat after joining Bent Ministry 27 February 1904 Samuel Gillott  
East Bourke Boroughs Frederick Hickford  Resigned to contest a House seat at the 1903 federal election 21 December 1903 David Methven  
Richmond William Trenwith  Resigned to enter federal politics at the 1903 federal election 21 December 1903 George Roberts   Labor
Villiers and Heytesbury Gratton Wilson  Resigned to enter federal politics at the 1903 federal election 21 December 1903 John Glasgow  
Mandurang Maximilian Hirsch  Resigned to contest a House seat at the 1903 federal election 15 December 1903 William Webb  
Melbourne West William Maloney  Resigned to enter federal politics at the 1903 federal election 15 December 1903 Tom Tunnecliffe   Labor
Toorak Duncan Gillies  Died9 October 1903 George Fairbairn  
Bourke West Samuel Staughton Jr.  Died6 March 1903 Andrew Robertson  
Benalla and Yarrawonga William Hall  Died25 May 1903 John Carlisle  
Anglesey Malcolm McKenzie  Resigned6 March 1903 Thomas Hunt  

18th Legislative Assembly (1900–1902)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Gippsland East Henry Foster  Died27 June 1902 James Cameron  
Anglesey Malcolm McKenzie  Forfeited seat after joining the Irvine Ministry 18 June 1902 Malcolm McKenzie  
Brighton Thomas Bent  Forfeited seat after joining the Irvine Ministry 18 June 1902 Thomas Bent  
Donald and Swan Hill John Taverner  Forfeited seat after joining the Irvine Ministry 18 June 1902 John Taverner  
Evelyn Ewen Cameron  Forfeited seat after joining the Irvine Ministry 18 June 1902 Ewen Cameron  
Lowan William Irvine  Forfeited seat after forming the Irvine Ministry 18 June 1902 William Irvine  
Normanby William Shiels  Forfeited seat after joining the Irvine Ministry 18 June 1902 William Shiels  
Warrnambool John Murray  Forfeited seat after joining the Irvine Ministry 18 June 1902 John Murray  
Footscray Jacob Fotheringham  Resigned14 June 1902 Alexander McDonald  
Bourke West Samuel Staughton Sr.  Died14 September 1901 Samuel Staughton Jr.  
Melbourne East John Anderson  Died16 July 1901 John Deegan  
Melbourne Edward Findley   Labor Expelled for seditious libel 16 July 1901 James Boyd   Conservative
Bogong Isaac Isaacs  Resigned to enter federal politics at the 1901 federal election 24 June 1901 Alfred Billson  
Benalla and Yarrawonga Thomas Kennedy  Resigned to enter federal politics at the 1901 federal election 17 June 1901 William Hall  
Fitzroy Robert Best  Resigned to enter federal politics at the 1901 federal election 17 June 1901 Patrick O'Connor  
Footscray Samuel Mauger  Resigned to enter federal politics at the 1901 federal election 17 June 1901 Jacob Fotheringham  
Gippsland North Allan McLean  Resigned to enter federal politics at the 1901 federal election 17 June 1901 Hubert Keogh  
Gunbower James McColl  Resigned to enter federal politics at the 1901 federal election 17 June 1901 John Cullen  
Talbot and Avoca Carty Salmon  Resigned to enter federal politics at the 1901 federal election 17 June 1901 George Mitchell  
Melbourne East Samuel Gillott  Forfeited seat after joining the Second Turner Ministry 11 February 1901 Samuel Gillott  
St Kilda George Turner  Resigned to enter federal politics at the 1901 federal election 11 February 1901 William Williams  
St Kilda George Turner  Forfeited seat after forming the Second Turner Ministry 3 December 1900 George Turner  
Bogong Isaac Isaacs  Forfeited seat after joining the Second Turner Ministry 3 December 1900 Isaac Isaacs  
Clunes and Allandale Alexander Peacock  Forfeited seat after joining the Second Turner Ministry 27 November 1900 Alexander Peacock  
Dunolly Daniel Duggan  Forfeited seat after joining the Second Turner Ministry 27 November 1900 Daniel Duggan  
Geelong William Gurr  Forfeited seat after joining the Second Turner Ministry 27 November 1900 William Gurr  
Richmond William Trenwith  Forfeited seat after joining the Second Turner Ministry 27 November 1900 William Trenwith  
Rodney John Morrissey  Forfeited seat after joining the Second Turner Ministry 27 November 1900 John Morrissey  
Stawell John Burton  Forfeited seat after joining the Second Turner Ministry 27 November 1900 John Burton  

17th Legislative Assembly (1897–1900)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Warrenheip Edward Murphy  Died11 May 1900 George Holden  
Grenville George Russell  Resigned11 April 1900 James Sadler  
Talbot and Avoca Carty Salmon  Forfeited seat after joining the McLean Ministry 9 January 1900 Carty Salmon  
Castlemaine James McCay  Forfeited seat after joining the McLean Ministry 20 December 1899 James McCay  
Melbourne North William Watt  Forfeited seat after joining the McLean Ministry 20 December 1899 William Watt  
Gunbower James McColl  Forfeited seat after joining the McLean Ministry 13 December 1899 James McColl  
Gippsland North Allan McLean  Forfeited seat after forming the McLean Ministry 13 December 1899 Allan McLean  
Lowan William Irvine  Forfeited seat after joining the McLean Ministry 13 December 1899 William Irvine  
Maryborough Alfred Outtrim  Forfeited seat after joining the McLean Ministry 13 December 1899 Alfred Outtrim  
Normanby William Shiels  Forfeited seat after joining the McLean Ministry 13 December 1899 William Shiels  
Numurkah and Nathalia George Graham  Forfeited seat after joining the McLean Ministry 13 December 1899 George Graham  
Footscray John Hancock  Died12 December 1899 Samuel Mauger  
Grenville Michael Stapleton  Died1 December 1899 David Kerr  
Melbourne East Ephraim Zox  Died7 November 1899 Samuel Gillott  
Windermere William Anderson  Died3 June 1898 John Spiers  

16th Legislative Assembly (1894–1897)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Kara Kara Andrew Anderson  Died11 May 1897 Peter McBride  
Melbourne South Joseph Winter  Died26 May 1896 John Tucker  
Villiers and Heytesbury Thomas Scott  Resigned26 May 1896 John McArthur  
Castlemaine James Patterson  Died19 November 1895 James McCay  
Mornington Alfred Downward  Election declared void26 January 1895 Alfred Downward  
Ballarat West William Smith  Died5 November 1894 Joseph Kirton  
Carlton South William Ievers  Died5 November 1894 John Barrett  
Bogong Isaac Isaacs  Forfeited seat after joining the First Turner Ministry 9 October 1894 Isaac Isaacs  
Clunes and Allandale Alexander Peacock  Forfeited seat after joining the First Turner Ministry 3 October 1894 Alexander Peacock  
Donald and Swan Hill John Taverner  Forfeited seat after joining the First Turner Ministry 3 October 1894 John Taverner  
Eaglehawk Henry Williams  Forfeited seat after joining the First Turner Ministry 3 October 1894 Henry Williams  
Fitzroy Robert Best  Forfeited seat after joining the First Turner Ministry 3 October 1894 Robert Best  
Gippsland East Henry Foster  Forfeited seat after joining the First Turner Ministry 3 October 1894 Henry Foster  
Kilmore, Dalhousie and Lancefield John Duffy  Forfeited seat after joining the First Turner Ministry 3 October 1894 John Duffy  
St Kilda George Turner  Forfeited seat after forming the First Turner Ministry 3 October 1894 George Turner  

15th Legislative Assembly (1892–1894)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Portland Henry Wrixon  Resigned24 July 1894 Donald McLeod  
Grenville David Davies  Died14 July 1894 George Russell  
Eastern Suburbs Duncan Gillies  Resigned to take up appointment as Agent-General for Victoria in London 25 January 1894 Frank Madden  
Windermere Matthew Butterley  Died25 January 1894 William Anderson  
Talbot and Avoca Robert Bowman  Died29 December 1893 Carty Salmon  
Benalla and Yarrawonga John Templeton  Election declared void20 November 1893 Thomas Kennedy  
Benalla and Yarrawonga James Campbell  Died9 October 1893 John Templeton  
Lowan Richard Baker  Forfeited seat after joining the Patterson Ministry 9 October 1893 Richard Baker  
Sandhurst Robert Burrowes  Died6 October 1893 Daniel Lazarus  
Creswick Richard Richardson  Forfeited seat after joining the Patterson Ministry 28 August 1893 Richard Richardson  
Mandurang John Highett  Died10 July 1893 Richard O'Neill  
Bogong Isaac Isaacs  Resigned6 June 1893 Isaac Isaacs  
Melbourne North David Wyllie  Died5 June 1893 Sylvanus Reynolds  
Benalla and Yarrawonga James Campbell  Forfeited seat after joining the Patterson Ministry 31 January 1893 James Campbell  
Bogong Isaac Isaacs  Forfeited seat after joining the Patterson Ministry 31 January 1893 Isaac Isaacs  
Castlemaine James Patterson  Forfeited seat after forming the Patterson Ministry 31 January 1893 James Patterson  
Gunbower James McColl  Forfeited seat after joining the Patterson Ministry 31 January 1893 James McColl  
Kara Kara John Dow  Resigned due to insolvency31 January 1893 John Dow  
Maldon John McIntyre  Forfeited seat after joining the Patterson Ministry 31 January 1893 John McIntyre  
Melbourne Godfrey Carter  Forfeited seat after joining the Patterson Ministry 31 January 1893 Godfrey Carter  
Port Fairy Bryan O'Loghlen  Forfeited seat after joining the Patterson Ministry 31 January 1893 Bryan O'Loghlen  
Rodney William Webb  Forfeited seat after joining the Patterson Ministry 31 January 1893 William Webb  
Dundas Samuel Samuel  Died18 August 1892 John Thomson  
East Bourke Boroughs Graham Berry  Forfeited seat after joining the Shiels Ministry 3 May 1892 Graham Berry  

14th Legislative Assembly (1889–1892)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Benalla and Yarrawonga John Brock  Resigned2 April 1892 Charles Kerville  
Geelong James Munro  Resigned to take up appointment as Agent-General for Victoria in London 2 April 1892 John Hopkins  
Clunes and Allandale Alexander Peacock  Forfeited seat after joining the Shiels Ministry 3 March 1892 Alexander Peacock  
Bourke East William Wilkinson  Died27 August 1891 Robert Harper  
St Kilda George Turner  Forfeited seat after joining the Munro Ministry 7 May 1891 George Turner  
Collingwood George Langridge  Died17 April 1891 John Hancock  
Collingwood George Langridge  Forfeited seat after joining the Munro Ministry 20 November 1890 George Langridge  
Daylesford James Wheeler  Forfeited seat after joining the Munro Ministry 20 November 1890 James Wheeler  
Geelong James Munro  Forfeited seat after forming the Munro Ministry 20 November 1890 James Munro  
Gippsland North Allan McLean  Forfeited seat after joining the Munro Ministry 20 November 1890 Allan McLean  
Kilmore, Dalhousie and Lancefield John Duffy  Forfeited seat after joining the Munro Ministry 20 November 1890 John Duffy  
Maryborough Alfred Outtrim  Forfeited seat after joining the Munro Ministry 20 November 1890 Alfred Outtrim  
Normanby William Shiels  Forfeited seat after joining the Munro Ministry 20 November 1890 William Shiels  
Numurkah and Nathalia George Graham  Forfeited seat after joining the Munro Ministry 20 November 1890 George Graham  
Kara Kara John Dow  Forfeited seat after joining the Gillies Ministry 17 September 1890 John Dow  
Villiers and Heytesbury William Anderson  Forfeited seat after joining the Gillies Ministry 17 September 1890 William Anderson  
Dunolly James Cheetham  Died22 July 1890 William Tatchell  
Talbot and Avoca James Stewart  Died4 December 1889 Robert Bowman  
Ballarat East James Russell  Died8 November 1889 John Dunn  

13th Legislative Assembly (1886–1889)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Belfast John Madden  Died2 February 1888 Bryan O'Loghlen  
Williamstown Alfred Clark  Resigned2 November 1887 James Mirams  
Dalhousie George Sands  Died25 March 1887 John Duffy  
Benambra Peter Wallace  Died15 June 1886 Peter Wright  

12th Legislative Assembly (1883–1886)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Ovens George Kerferd  Resigned to take up appointment on the Supreme Court of Victoria 15 January 1886 Ferguson Tuthill  
Maryborough and Talbot Robert Bowman  Resigned22 December 1885 Alfred Outtrim  
Melbourne West James Orkney  Resigned30 October 1885 Godfrey Carter  
Avoca James Grant  Died24 April 1885 George Bourchier  
Mandurang Hugh McColl  Died24 April 1885 John Highett  
Moira Henry Bolton  Resigned2 May 1884 George Graham  
Warrnambool James Francis  Died15 February 1884 John Murray  
Emerald Hill Robert MacGregor  Died9 October 1883 David Gaunson  
Sandhurst Robert Clark  Died15 May 1883 Angus Mackay  
Barwon Jonas Levien  Forfeited seat after joining the Second Service Ministry 24 March 1883 Jonas Levien  
Bourke West Alfred Deakin  Forfeited seat after joining the Second Service Ministry 24 March 1883 Alfred Deakin  
Castlemaine James Service  Forfeited seat after forming the Second Service Ministry 24 March 1883 James Service  
Collingwood George Langridge  Forfeited seat after joining the Second Service Ministry 24 March 1883 George Langridge  
Fitzroy Albert Tucker  Forfeited seat after joining the Second Service Ministry 24 March 1883 Albert Tucker  
Geelong Graham Berry  Forfeited seat after joining the Second Service Ministry 24 March 1883 Graham Berry  
Ovens George Kerferd  Forfeited seat after joining the Second Service Ministry 24 March 1883 George Kerferd  
Rodney Duncan Gillies  Forfeited seat after joining the Second Service Ministry 24 March 1883 Duncan Gillies  
Melbourne North James Rose  Resigned21 March 1883 James Rose  

11th Legislative Assembly (1880–1883)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Bourke East Robert Ramsay  Died13 June 1882 Robert Harper  
Geelong Charles Kernot  Died18 April 1882 Joseph Connor  
Boroondara Robert Smith  Resigned to take up appointment as Agent-General for Victoria in London 23 February 1882 William Walker  
Geelong Robert Johnstone  Died8 December 1881 Robert Johnstone  
Fitzroy William Vale  Resigned6 December 1881 Cuthbert Blackett  
Sandhurst Robert Burrowes  Forfeited seat after joining the O'Loghlen Ministry 6 September 1881 Robert Burrowes  
Wimmera Walter Madden  Forfeited seat after joining the O'Loghlen Ministry 6 September 1881 Walter Madden  
Polwarth and South Grenville William O'Hea  Died5 August 1881 William Robertson  
Ararat David Gaunson  Forfeited seat after joining the O'Loghlen Ministry 26 July 1881 David Gaunson  
Avoca James Grant  Forfeited seat after joining the O'Loghlen Ministry 26 July 1881 James Grant  
Bourke West Bryan O'Loghlen  Forfeited seat after forming the O'Loghlen Ministry 26 July 1881 Bryan O'Loghlen  
Brighton Thomas Bent  Forfeited seat after joining the O'Loghlen Ministry 26 July 1881 Thomas Bent  
Delatite James Graves  Forfeited seat after joining the O'Loghlen Ministry 26 July 1881 James Graves  
Kyneton Boroughs Charles Young  Forfeited seat after joining the O'Loghlen Ministry 26 July 1881 Charles Young  
Moira Henry Bolton  Forfeited seat after joining the O'Loghlen Ministry 26 July 1881 Henry Bolton  
Melbourne North Joseph Storey  Died8 April 1881 James Munro  
Maldon James Service  Resigned18 March 1881 John McIntyre  
Melbourne East Alexander Smith  Died8 February 1881 Frederick Walsh  
Ballarat West William Smith  Forfeited seat after joining the Third Berry Ministry 18 August 1880 William Smith  
Castlemaine James Patterson  Forfeited seat after joining the Third Berry Ministry 18 August 1880 James Patterson  
Collingwood George Langridge  Forfeited seat after joining the Third Berry Ministry 18 August 1880 George Langridge  
Creswick Richard Richardson  Forfeited seat after joining the Third Berry Ministry 18 August 1880 Richard Richardson  
Fitzroy William Vale  Forfeited seat after joining the Third Berry Ministry 18 August 1880 William Vale  
Geelong Graham Berry  Forfeited seat after forming the Third Berry Ministry 18 August 1880 Graham Berry  
Mandurang Henry Williams  Forfeited seat after joining the Third Berry Ministry 18 August 1880 Henry Williams  
Williamstown Alfred Clark  Forfeited seat after joining the Third Berry Ministry 18 August 1880 Alfred Clark  

10th Legislative Assembly (1880)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Bourke East Robert Ramsay  Forfeited seat after joining the First Service Ministry 19 March 1880 Robert Ramsay  
Brighton Thomas Bent  Forfeited seat after joining the First Service Ministry 19 March 1880 Thomas Bent  
Dalhousie John Duffy  Forfeited seat after joining the First Service Ministry 19 March 1880 John Duffy  
Maldon James Service  Forfeited seat after forming the First Service Ministry 19 March 1880 James Service  
Ovens George Kerferd  Forfeited seat after joining the First Service Ministry 19 March 1880 George Kerferd  
Rodney Duncan Gillies  Forfeited seat after joining the First Service Ministry 19 March 1880 Duncan Gillies  
Sandhurst Robert Clark  Forfeited seat after joining the First Service Ministry 19 March 1880 Robert Clark  
Sandridge John Madden  Forfeited seat after joining the First Service Ministry 19 March 1880 John Madden  

9th Legislative Assembly (1877–1880)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Villiers and Heytesbury Jeremiah Dwyer  Declared Insolvent16 December 1879 Joseph Jones  
Carlton James Munro  Resigned2 December 1879 James Munro  
Bourke West Alfred Deakin  Resigned22 August 1879 Robert Harper  
Melbourne East Ephraim Zox  Resigned1 July 1879 Ephraim Zox  
Fitzroy Robert MacGregor  Resigned25 June 1879 Cuthbert Blackett  
Footscray Mark Last King  Died4 March 1879 William Clark  
Bourke West John Smith  Died18 February 1879 Alfred Deakin  
Dundas John MacPherson  Resigned29 July 1878 John Serjeant  
Gippsland South George Macartney  Died19 June 1878 Francis Mason  
Castlemaine James Farrell  Resigned7 June 1878 Charles Pearson  
Warrnambool James McCulloch  Resigned21 May 1878 James Francis  
Melbourne West Bryan O'Loghlen  Forfeited seat after joining the Second Berry Ministry 11 April 1878 Bryan O'Loghlen  
Melbourne West Charles MacMahon  Resigned4 February 1878 Bryan O'Loghlen  
Boroondara George Smith  Died24 December 1877 Robert Smith  
Rodney Duncan Gillies  Election declared void2 November 1877 Duncan Gillies  
Gippsland South George Macartney  Election declared void24 August 1877 George Macartney  
Sandhurst W. G. Blackham  Election declared void25 July 1877 Angus Mackay  
Avoca James Grant  Forfeited seat after joining the Second Berry Ministry 7 June 1877 James Grant  
Ballarat West William Smith  Forfeited seat after joining the Second Berry Ministry 7 June 1877 William Smith  
Castlemaine James Patterson  Forfeited seat after joining the Second Berry Ministry 7 June 1877 James Patterson  
Geelong Graham Berry  Forfeited seat after forming the Second Berry Ministry 7 June 1877 Graham Berry  
Grant Peter Lalor  Forfeited seat after joining the Second Berry Ministry 7 June 1877 Peter Lalor  
Ripon and Hampden Francis Longmore  Forfeited seat after joining the Second Berry Ministry 7 June 1877 Francis Longmore  
Stawell John Woods  Forfeited seat after joining the Second Berry Ministry 7 June 1877 John Woods  

8th Legislative Assembly (1874–1877)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Gippsland North James McKean  Expelled17 August 1876 Charles Duffy  
Sandridge David Thomas  Died27 July 1876 John Madden  
Geelong East John Richardson  Died29 March 1876 Charles Kernot  
Collingwood James Sullivan  Died22 February 1876 James Mirams  
East Bourke Boroughs George Higinbotham  Resigned10 February 1876 William Cook  
Villiers and Heytesbury Michael O'Grady  Died27 January 1876 Joseph Jones  
Bourke East Robert Ramsay  Forfeited seat after joining the Fourth McCulloch Ministry 8 November 1875 Robert Ramsay  
Bourke West John Madden  Forfeited seat after joining the Fourth McCulloch Ministry 8 November 1875 Mark King  
Ballarat West Joseph Jones  Forfeited seat after joining the Fourth McCulloch Ministry 6 November 1875 George Fincham  
Warrnambool James McCulloch  Forfeited seat after forming the Fourth McCulloch Ministry 6 November 1875 James McCulloch  
Ararat William McLellan  Forfeited seat after joining the Fourth McCulloch Ministry 2 November 1875 William McLellan  
Dundas John MacPherson  Forfeited seat after joining the Fourth McCulloch Ministry 2 November 1875 John MacPherson  
Maryborough Duncan Gillies  Forfeited seat after joining the Fourth McCulloch Ministry 2 November 1875 Duncan Gillies  
Ovens George Kerferd  Forfeited seat after joining the Fourth McCulloch Ministry 2 November 1875 George Kerferd  
Avoca James Grant  Forfeited seat after joining the First Berry Ministry 20 August 1875 James Grant  
Ballarat West William Smith  Forfeited seat after joining the First Berry Ministry 20 August 1875 William Smith  
Castlemaine James Patterson  Forfeited seat after joining the First Berry Ministry 20 August 1875 James Patterson  
Crowlands John Woods  Forfeited seat after joining the First Berry Ministry 20 August 1875 John Woods  
Geelong West Graham Berry  Forfeited seat after forming the First Berry Ministry 20 August 1875 Graham Berry  
Grant South Peter Lalor  Forfeited seat after joining the First Berry Ministry 20 August 1875 Peter Lalor  
Melbourne North James Munro  Forfeited seat after joining the First Berry Ministry 20 August 1875 James Munro  
Ripon and Hampden Francis Longmore  Forfeited seat after joining the First Berry Ministry 20 August 1875 Francis Longmore  
Ararat Michael Carroll  Forfeited seat19 March 1875 David Gaunson  
Gippsland North Frederick Smyth  Resigned19 March 1875 James McKean  
Richmond James Francis  Resigned8 December 1874 Joseph Bosisto  
Bourke East Robert Ramsay  Forfeited seat after joining the Kerferd Ministry 18 August 1874 Robert Ramsay  
Ballarat East Townsend McDermott  Forfeited seat after joining the Kerferd Ministry 12 August 1874 Townsend McDermott  
Maldon James Service  Forfeited seat after joining the Kerferd Ministry 12 August 1874 James Service  
Grenville Mark Pope  Died31 July 1874 Richard Lock  
Collingwood John Everard  Resigned29 July 1874 George Langridge  
St Kilda James Stephen  Resigned to take up appointment on the Supreme Court of Victoria 15 May 1874 Edward Dixon  

7th Legislative Assembly (1871–1874)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Ovens George Kerferd  Forfeited seat after joining the Francis Ministry 11 May 1874 George Kerferd  
East Bourke Boroughs William Champ  Resigned26 May 1873 George Higinbotham  
Portland Howard Spensley  Resigned20 May 1873 Thomas Must  
Grenville Thomas Russell  Resigned24 February 1873 John Montgomery  
St Kilda Thomas Fellows  Resigned to take up appointment on the Supreme Court of Victoria 13 January 1873 Robert Murray Smith  
Murray William Witt  Resigned8 July 1872 John Orr  
Mandurang James Casey  Forfeited seat after joining the Francis Ministry 26 June 1872 James Casey  
Maryborough Duncan Gillies  Forfeited seat after joining the Francis Ministry 26 June 1872 Duncan Gillies  
Melbourne East Edward Cohen  Forfeited seat after joining the Francis Ministry 26 June 1872 Edward Cohen  
Melbourne West Edward Langton  Forfeited seat after joining the Francis Ministry 26 June 1872 Edward Langton  
Ovens George Kerferd  Forfeited seat after joining the Francis Ministry 26 June 1872 George Kerferd  
Richmond James Francis  Forfeited seat after forming the Francis Ministry 26 June 1872 James Francis  
St Kilda James Stephen  Forfeited seat after joining the Francis Ministry 26 June 1872 James Stephen  
Sandhurst Angus Mackay  Forfeited seat after joining the Francis Ministry 26 June 1872 Angus Mackay  
Mornington James McCulloch  Resigned26 March 1872 James Purves  
Collingwood William Vale  Forfeited seat after joining the Duffy Ministry 9 December 1871 William Vale  
Ballarat East Robert Walsh  Forfeited seat after joining the Duffy Ministry 18 July 1871 Robert Walsh  
Ararat William McLellan  Forfeited seat after joining the Duffy Ministry 30 June 1871 William McLellan  
Avoca James Grant  Forfeited seat after joining the Duffy Ministry 30 June 1871 James Grant  
Dalhousie Charles Duffy  Forfeited seat after forming the Duffy Ministry 30 June 1871 Charles Duffy  
Geelong West Graham Berry  Forfeited seat after joining the Duffy Ministry 30 June 1871 Graham Berry  
Portland Howard Spensley  Forfeited seat after joining the Duffy Ministry 30 June 1871 Howard Spensley  
Ripon and Hampden Francis Longmore  Forfeited seat after joining the Duffy Ministry 30 June 1871 Francis Longmore  
Villiers and Heytesbury Michael O'Grady  Forfeited seat after joining the Duffy Ministry 30 June 1871 Michael O'Grady  

6th Legislative Assembly (1868–1871)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Creswick William Frazer  Died30 December 1870 James Stewart  
Castlemaine William Baillie  Resigned5 December 1870 James Patterson  
Bourke East Matthew McCaw  Resigned24 September 1870 Robert Ramsay  
St Kilda Butler Aspinall  Resigned13 September 1870 James Stephen  
Avoca James Grant  Resigned25 July 1870 Peter Finn  
Villiers and Heytesbury Morgan McDonnell  Resigned25 July 1870 Michael O'Grady  
Geelong West James Carr  Resigned6 May 1870 Robert Johnstone  
Ballarat West John James  Resigned30 April 1870 Archibald Michie  
Ararat William Wilson  Forfeited seat after joining the Third McCulloch Ministry 26 April 1870 William Wilson  
Dundas Alexander MacPherson  Forfeited seat after joining the Third McCulloch Ministry 26 April 1870 Alexander MacPherson  
Belfast Henry Wrixon  Forfeited seat after joining the Third McCulloch Ministry 25 April 1870 Henry Wrixon  
Collingwood William Bates  Forfeited seat after joining the Third McCulloch Ministry 25 April 1870 William Bates  
Mornington James McCulloch  Forfeited seat after forming the Third McCulloch Ministry 25 April 1870 James McCulloch  
Richmond James Francis  Forfeited seat after joining the Third McCulloch Ministry 25 April 1870 James Francis  
Sandhurst Angus Mackay  Forfeited seat after joining the Third McCulloch Ministry 25 April 1870 Angus Mackay  
Maryborough Robert Bowman  Resigned29 March 1870 Duncan Gillies  
Geelong West Graham Berry  Forfeited seat after joining the MacPherson Ministry 7 February 1870 Graham Berry  
St Kilda Butler Aspinall  Forfeited seat after joining the MacPherson Ministry 1 February 1870 Butler Aspinall  
Ararat William McLellan  Forfeited seat after joining the MacPherson Ministry 29 January 1870 William McLellan  
Crowlands Robert Byrne  Forfeited seat after joining the MacPherson Ministry 9 October 1869 George Rolfe  
Ripon and Hampden Francis Longmore  Forfeited seat after joining the MacPherson Ministry 9 October 1869 Francis Longmore  
Villiers and Heytesbury Morgan McDonnell  Forfeited seat after joining the MacPherson Ministry 9 October 1869 Morgan McDonnell  
Dundas John MacPherson  Forfeited seat after forming the MacPherson Ministry 8 October 1869 John MacPherson  
Bourke West John Smith  Forfeited seat after joining the MacPherson Ministry 7 October 1869 John Smith  
Maryborough James McKean  Forfeited seat after joining the MacPherson Ministry 7 October 1869 James McKean  
Collingwood Isaac Reeves  Forfeited seat after joining the MacPherson Ministry 5 October 1869 William Vale  
Melbourne East Edward Cohen  Forfeited seat after joining the MacPherson Ministry 5 October 1869 Edward Cohen  
Ararat William Wilson  Forfeited seat after joining the Second McCulloch Ministry 14 September 1869 William Wilson  
Ballarat West William Vale  Resigned23 May 1869 John James  
Ballarat West Charles Jones  Expelled for Corruption10 May 1869 Charles Jones  
Portland James Butters  Expelled for Bribery5 May 1869 James Butters  
Ballarat West Charles Jones  Expelled for Bribery27 March 1869 Charles Jones  
Gipps Land South Thomas McCombie  Resigned19 March 1869 George Macartney  
Castlemaine Samuel Bindon  Resigned30 October 1868 Richard Kitto  
Geelong West Nicholas Foott  Died16 October 1868 Graham Berry  
Bourke East James Balfour  Resigned29 August 1868 William Lobb  
Ovens George Smith  Forfeited seat after joining the Second McCulloch Ministry 1 August 1868 George Smith  
Ballarat West Charles Jones  Forfeited seat after joining the Second McCulloch Ministry 30 July 1868 Charles Jones  
Ballarat West William Vale  Forfeited seat after joining the Second McCulloch Ministry 30 July 1868 William Vale  
Bourke South George Smith  Forfeited seat after joining the Second McCulloch Ministry 30 July 1868 George Smith  
Mornington James McCulloch  Forfeited seat after forming the Second McCulloch Ministry 30 July 1868 James McCulloch  
Avoca James Grant  Forfeited seat after joining the Second McCulloch Ministry 25 July 1868 James Grant  
Mandurang James Casey  Forfeited seat after joining the Second McCulloch Ministry 25 July 1868 James Casey  
Mandurang James Sullivan  Forfeited seat after joining the Second McCulloch Ministry 25 July 1868 James Sullivan  
Emerald Hill George Verdon  Resigned to take up appointment as Agent-General for Victoria in London 17 June 1868 John Whiteman  
Ovens George Kerferd  Forfeited seat after joining the Sladen Ministry 27 May 1868 George Kerferd  
Villiers and Heytesbury William Bayles  Forfeited seat after joining the Sladen Ministry 27 May 1868 William Bayles  
Villiers and Heytesbury Morgan McDonnell  Forfeited seat after joining the Sladen Ministry 27 May 1868 Morgan McDonnell  
Ballarat West Duncan Gillies  Forfeited seat after joining the Sladen Ministry 25 May 1868 Charles Jones  
Bourke South Michael O'Grady  Forfeited seat after joining the Sladen Ministry 25 May 1868 John Crews  
Melbourne West Edward Langton  Forfeited seat after joining the Sladen Ministry 19 May 1868 Edward Langton  
St Kilda Thomas Fellows  Forfeited seat after joining the Sladen Ministry 19 May 1868 Thomas Fellows  

5th Legislative Assembly (1866–1868)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Grant South William McCann  Imprisoned for Forgery13 September 1867 William Stutt  
Dalhousie George Sands  Resigned12 August 1867 Charles Duffy  
Maldon John Ramsay  Died14 June 1867 William Williams  
Mandurang James Sullivan  Forfeited seat after joining the First McCulloch Ministry 25 March 1867 James Sullivan  
Richmond Archibald Wardrop  Resigned25 September 1866 Ambrose Kyte  
Ballarat West William Vale  Forfeited seat after joining the First McCulloch Ministry 6 August 1866 William Vale  
Castlemaine Samuel Bindon  Forfeited seat after joining the First McCulloch Ministry 1 August 1866 Samuel Bindon  
Rodney John MacGregor  Forfeited seat after joining the First McCulloch Ministry 1 August 1866 John MacGregor  

4th Legislative Assembly (1864–1866)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Ballarat West William Vale  Forfeited seat after joining the First McCulloch Ministry 11 September 1865 William Vale  

3rd Legislative Assembly (1861–1864)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
East Bourke Boroughs Richard Heales  Died9 July 1864 Edward Cope  
Villiers and Heytesbury Richard Ireland  Resigned19 May 1864 Samuel MacGregor  
Gipps Land North George Mackay  Resigned11 April 1864 John Everard  
Ballarat West William Smith  Resigned4 February 1864 Robert Lewis  
Mandurang John Owens  Resigned12 August 1863 James Casey  
Polwarth and South Grenville William Nixon  Resigned27 July 1863 Archibald Michie  
Avoca James Grant  Forfeited seat after joining the First McCulloch Ministry 18 July 1863 James Grant  
Mandurang James Sullivan  Forfeited seat after joining the First McCulloch Ministry 15 July 1863 James Sullivan  
Mornington James McCulloch  Forfeited seat after forming the First McCulloch Ministry 15 July 1863 James McCulloch  
East Bourke Boroughs Richard Heales  Forfeited seat after joining the First McCulloch Ministry 11 July 1863 Richard Heales  
Richmond James Francis  Forfeited seat after joining the First McCulloch Ministry 10 July 1863 James Francis  
Brighton George Higinbotham  Forfeited seat after joining the First McCulloch Ministry 9 July 1863 George Higinbotham  
Williamstown George Verdon  Forfeited seat after joining the First McCulloch Ministry 9 July 1863 George Verdon  
Bourke South Louis Smith  Resigned3 June 1863 Louis Smith  
Evelyn William Jones  Resigned5 May 1863 John Thompson  
Rodney Wilson Gray  Resigned3 November 1862 John MacGregor  
Gipps Land South George Hedley  Resigned24 October 1862 John Johnson  
Sandhurst William Denova  Resigned30 August 1862 Robert Strickland  
Ripon and Hampden James Service  Resigned29 August 1862 George Morton  
Castlemaine Vincent Pyke  Resigned10 July 1862 George Smyth  
Ararat Daniel Flint  Resigned10 April 1862 Tharp Girdlestone  
Brighton William Brodribb  Resigned7 April 1862 George Higinbotham  
Grenville Robert Gillespie  Resigned17 March 1862 Mark Pope  
Mornington Henry Chapman  Resigned24 February 1862 James McCulloch  
Maryborough George Evans  Forfeited seat after joining the Third O'Shanassy Ministry 13 January 1862 George Evans  
Portland William Haines  Forfeited seat after joining the Third O'Shanassy Ministry 10 December 1861 William Haines  
Villiers and Heytesbury Charles Duffy  Forfeited seat after joining the Third O'Shanassy Ministry 3 December 1861 Charles Duffy  
Villiers and Heytesbury Richard Ireland  Forfeited seat after joining the Third O'Shanassy Ministry 3 December 1861 Richard Ireland  
Warrnambool Thomas Manifold  Resigned3 December 1861 John Wood  
St Kilda James Johnston  Forfeited seat after joining the Third O'Shanassy Ministry 28 November 1861 James Johnston  
Emerald Hill Robert Anderson  Forfeited seat after joining the Third O'Shanassy Ministry 27 November 1861 Robert Anderson  
Kilmore John O'Shanassy  Forfeited seat after forming the Third O'Shanassy Ministry 27 November 1861 John O'Shanassy  
Melbourne North Patrick Costello  Expelled for Electoral Fraud18 November 1861 John Sinclair  
Castlemaine James Chapman  DisqualifiedNovember 1861 Alexander Smith  
Gipps Land North John Everard  Declared Insolvent24 October 1861 George Mackay  
Maryborough Richard Ireland  Resigned21 October 1861 George Evans  

2nd Legislative Assembly (1859–1861)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
Melbourne East Alexander Hunter  Resigned2 July 1861 Graham Berry  
Mandurang James Sullivan  Forfeited seat after joining the Heales Ministry 26 June 1861 James Sullivan  
Mandurang George Brodie  Resigned10 June 1861 James Sullivan  
Crowlands John Houston  Forfeited seat after joining the Heales Ministry 10 June 1861 John Houston  
Brighton Charles Ebden  Resigned20 May 1861 George Higinbotham  
Castlemaine John Macadam  Forfeited seat after joining the Heales Ministry 13 May 1861 Alexander Smith  
Wimmera Robert Firebrace  Resigned18 May 1861 Samuel Wilson  
Villiers and Heytesbury Alexander Russell  Resigned1 April 1861 William Rutledge  
Melbourne West Thomas Loader  Forfeited seat after joining the Heales Ministry 27 March 1861 Thomas Loader  
Avoca James Grant  Forfeited seat after joining the Heales Ministry 11 March 1861 James Grant  
Mandurang George Brodie  Forfeited seat after joining the Heales Ministry 8 March 1861 George Brodie  
Warrnambool George Horne  Resigned4 March 1861 Thomas Manifold  
Ballarat West John Bailey  Resigned23 February 1861 Duncan Gillies  
Bourke South Hibbert Newton  Forfeited seat after joining the Heales Ministry 13 December 1860 Hibbert Newton  
Ballarat West John Bailey  Forfeited seat after joining the Heales Ministry 12 December 1860 John Bailey  
Ballarat East John Humffray  Forfeited seat after joining the Heales Ministry 11 December 1860 John Humffray  
Maryborough Richard Ireland  Forfeited seat after joining the Heales Ministry 11 December 1860 Nathaniel Levi  
East Bourke Boroughs Richard Heales  Forfeited seat after forming the Heales Ministry 10 December 1860 Richard Heales  
Geelong West John Brooke  Forfeited seat after joining the Heales Ministry 10 December 1860 John Brooke  
Melbourne West Thomas Loader  Forfeited seat after joining the Heales Ministry 10 December 1860 Thomas Loader  
St Kilda James Johnston  Forfeited seat after joining the Heales Ministry 10 December 1860 James Johnston  
Emerald Hill Robert Anderson  Forfeited seat after joining the Heales Ministry 8 December 1860 Robert Anderson  
Williamstown George Verdon  Forfeited seat after joining the Heales Ministry 8 December 1860 George Verdon  
Gipps Land South Angus McMillan  Resigned23 November 1860 George Hedley  
Castlemaine Vincent Pyke  Resigned17 October 1860 Vincent Pyke  
Castlemaine Butler Aspinall  Resigned9 October 1860 James Chapman  
Geelong West James Harrison  Resigned9 October 1860 Nicholas Foott  
Geelong East Augustus Greeves  Forfeited seat after joining the Nicholson Ministry 6 October 1860 Augustus Greeves  
Portland Norman McLeod  ResignedSeptember 1860 William Haines  
Evelyn William Bell  Resigned27 March 1860 William Jones  
Ovens Alexander Keefer  Resigned26 March 1860 John Donald  
Maldon George Harker  Resigned13 March 1860 James Martley  
Bourke West Patrick Phelan  Election declared void13 February 1860 John Riddell  
Geelong East James Cowie  Resigned7 February 1860 Augustus Greeves  
Rodney John Everard  Resigned11 January 1860 Wilson Gray  
Evelyn John King  Resigned31 December 1859 William Bell  
Richmond James Francis  Forfeited seat after joining the Nicholson Ministry 9 December 1859 James Francis  
Ovens John Wood  Forfeited seat after joining the Nicholson Ministry 14 November 1859 John Wood  
Ripon and Hampden James Service  Forfeited seat after joining the Nicholson Ministry 14 November 1859 James Service  
Evelyn John King  Forfeited seat after joining the Nicholson Ministry 11 November 1859 John King  
Ballarat West John Bailey  Forfeited seat after joining the Nicholson Ministry 9 November 1859 John Bailey  
Castlemaine Vincent Pyke  Forfeited seat after joining the Nicholson Ministry 9 November 1859 Vincent Pyke  
Melbourne East James McCulloch  Forfeited seat after joining the Nicholson Ministry 8 November 1859 James McCulloch  
Sandridge William Nicholson  Forfeited seat after forming the Nicholson Ministry 8 November 1859 William Nicholson  

1st Legislative Assembly (1856–1859)

By-electionIncumbentPartyReasonDateWinnerParty
The Murray William Forlonge  Resigned1 January 1859 William Nicholson  
South Grant William Haines  Resigned1 January 1859 John Bell  
South Melbourne Andrew Clarke  Resigned1 October 1858 Robert Anderson  
St Kilda Thomas Fellows  Resigned1 May 1858 John Crews  
Dundas and Follett Charles Griffith  Resigned1 April 1858 William Mollison  
Geelong Charles Read  Resigned1 April 1858 James Harrison  
Geelong Alexander Fyfe  Resigned1 February 1858 George Board  
St Kilda Frederick Sargood  Resigned5 January 1858 Henry Chapman  
The Murray John Goodman  Resigned1 January 1858 William Forlonge  
Rodney John Baragwanath  Resigned1 January 1858 John Everard  
Geelong Charles Sladen  Resigned1 December 1857 Alexander Thomson  
Gippsland John King  Resigned1 November 1857 John Johnson  
Castlemaine Boroughs Alexander Palmer  Resigned1 August 1857 Richard Davies Ireland  
West Bourke Robert McDougall  Resigned1 August 1857 Joseph Wilkie  
Colac Andrew Rutherford  Resigned1 July 1857 Theodore Hancock  
Portland Hugh Childers  Resigned1 July 1857 John Findlay  
South Bourke Charles Pasley  Resigned1 July 1857 Sidney Ricardo  
Ovens Daniel Cameron  Resigned1 April 1857 John Wood  
Brighton Jonathan Binns Were  Resigned1 March 1857 Charles Ebden  
Castlemaine Boroughs Vincent Pyke  Resigned1 March 1857 Robert Sitwell  
East Bourke Augustus Greeves  Resigned1 March 1857 Richard Heales  
Melbourne William Stawell  Resigned1 March 1857 James Service  
Melbourne John O'Shanassy  Resigned; having been elected to a seat for both the Melbourne and Kilmore districts, he decided to represented the latter.1 January 1857 Henry Langlands  

List of Legislative Council by-elections

Notes

1 In the July 1923 Daylesford by-election following the death of Nationalist MP Donald McLeod, Labor candidate James McDonald was initially declared elected, but a subsequent recount in October found that Roderick McLeod, son of the deceased outgoing member, had in fact won the by-election.

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">2005 Hong Kong Chief Executive election</span>

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">2019 Australian Labor Party leadership election</span>

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">2023 Nigerian Senate elections in Ekiti State</span> 2023 Senate elections in Ekiti

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