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Candidates of the 1914 Victorian state election

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The 1914 Victorian state election was held on 26 November 1914.

Retiring Members

Liberal

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.

Electorate Held by Labor candidates Liberal candidates Other candidates
Abbotsford Labor Gordon Webber
Albert Park Labor George Elmslie
Allandale Liberal Alexander Peacock
Ballarat East Liberal James Harrison Robert McGregor
Ballarat West Liberal Thomas Richards Matthew Baird
Barwon Liberal Alexander Parker James Farrer
Benalla Liberal Ebenezer Brown John Carlisle
Benambra Liberal John Ross John Leckie Jorgen Petersen (Ind)
Bendigo East Labor Alfred Hampson John Curnow
Bendigo West Labor Arthur Cook David Andrew David Smith (Ind)
Boroondara Liberal Ralph Charrett Frank Madden
Borung Liberal William Hutchinson
Brighton Liberal Albert Andrews Oswald Snowball
Brunswick Labor James Jewell Joseph Waxman
Bulla Liberal George McGowan Andrew Robertson
Carlton Labor Robert Solly
Castlemaine and Maldon Liberal Luke Clough Harry Lawson
Collingwood Labor Martin Hannah
Dalhousie Liberal Reginald Argyle Allan Cameron (Ind)
Dandenong Liberal William Keast
Daylesford Liberal Donald McLeod Morton Dunlop (Ind)
Dundas Liberal Egerton Holden William Smith John Loughnane (Ind)
Eaglehawk Labor Tom Tunnecliffe William Wallace
East Melbourne Liberal Percy Clarey Alfred Farthing Henry Weedon (Ind)
Valentine Cole (Ind)
Essendon Liberal Maurice Blackburn Edward Reynolds
Evelyn Liberal Edward Duncan James Rouget*
William Everard
George Maxwell
William Sell
Edward Skardon
Fitzroy Labor John Billson
Flemington Labor Edward Warde
Geelong Labor William Plain
Gippsland East Liberal Edward Russell James Cameron Donald McRae (Ind)
Gippsland North Labor James McLachlan Francis Minchin
Walter Lyon
Gippsland South Liberal Thomas Livingston
Gippsland West Liberal John Mackey
Glenelg Liberal Charles Paramor Hugh Campbell
Goulburn Valley Liberal John Mitchell*
Patrick O'Hanlon
Thomas Lyons
Alexander McClelland
Grenville Labor John Chatham Nicholas Howell
Gunbower Liberal Henry Angus
Hampden Liberal Patrick McMahon David Oman
Hawthorn Liberal William McPherson Frederick Dawborn (Ind)
Jika Jika Liberal Francis Morgan James Membrey
Kara Kara Liberal Richard Taafe John Pennington
Korong Liberal Achilles Gray William Williams (Ind)
Lowan Liberal James Menzies
Maryborough Labor Alfred Outtrim James Holland
Melbourne Labor Alexander Rogers Henry Hall
Mornington Liberal Francis Murphy Alfred Downward
North Melbourne Labor George Prendergast Henry Nolan
Ovens Liberal Christopher Bennett Alfred Billson
Polwarth Liberal John Considine John Johnstone
Port Fairy Liberal Henry Bailey James Duffus
Port Melbourne Labor George Sangster
Prahran Liberal Henry Duke Donald Mackinnon
Richmond Labor Ted Cotter Tom Brennan
Rodney Liberal Andrew White Hugh McKenzie Richard Abbott (Ind)
St Kilda Liberal Robert Smart Robert McCutcheon
Stawell and Ararat Liberal William Tibbles Richard Toutcher
Swan Hill Liberal John Gray*
Hugh McClelland
Toorak Liberal Philip Behrend Norman Bayles
Upper Goulburn Liberal Michael O'Brien Malcolm McKenzie
Walhalla Liberal Edward Nichols Samuel Barnes
Wangaratta Liberal William Phillips John Bowser
Waranga Liberal Daniel Nagle John Gordon
Warrenheip Labor Edmond Hogan William Clark
Warrnambool Liberal Alfred Pearce John Murray
Williamstown Labor John Lemmon

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