Candidates of the 1962 New South Wales state election

This is a list of candidates of the 1962 New South Wales state election. The election was held on 3 March 1962.

Retiring Members

Labor

Liberal

Country

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 candidate Coalition candidate Other candidates
 
AlburyLiberalRobert WhiteDoug Padman (Lib)Robert Garland (Ind)
Leo Keane (DLP)
ArmidaleCountryMark ShanahanDavis Hughes (CP)
Ashfield-CroydonLiberalBrian HannellyDavid Hunter (Lib)
AuburnLaborThomas RyanRobert Leech (Lib)
BalmainLaborJohn McMahonWinston Pickering (Lib)Stan Moran (CPA)
BankstownLaborNick KearnsDavid Cowan (Lib)Allan Cooper (CPA)
BarwonCountryCecil NewtonGeoff Crawford (CP)
Bass HillLaborClarrie EarlWilliam Pardy (Lib)Isaac Denley (Ind)
BathurstLaborGus KellyCampbell Alexander (Lib)
BlacktownLaborJim SoutheeRoss Shuttleworth (Lib)
BlighLiberalTom MoreyVernon Treatt (Lib)James Markham (DLP)
BondiLaborAbe LandaCarl Jeppesen (Lib)
BulliLaborRex JacksonDonald Heggie (Lib)Sara Bowen (CPA)
BurrinjuckLaborBill SheahanDavid Asimus (CP)
BurwoodLiberalDoug SutherlandBen Doig (Lib)
ByronCountryJames ConstableStanley Stephens (CP)
CanterburyLaborKevin StewartDonald Arthur (Lib)
CasinoCountryDouglas CassidyIan Robinson (CP)
CastlereaghLaborJack RenshawCalverley Brown (CP)
William Waterford (Lib)
Violet Amor (DLP)
CessnockLaborGeorge NeillyEdward Farrell (Lib)Robert Brown (Ind)
Stanley Smith (CPA)
ClarenceCountryWilliam BaileyBill Weiley (CP)Garth Munro (Ind)
CobarLaborErnest Wetherell
CollaroyLiberalPeter HopkinsRobert Askin (Lib)Stan Deacon (CPA)
ConcordLaborThomas MurphyLerryn Mutton (Lib)John Winters (DLP)
CoogeeLiberalLou WalshKevin Ellis (Lib)Peter Daly (DLP)
Cook's RiverLaborTom CahillSidney Pitkethly (Lib)
CronullaLiberalFrancis RussellIan Griffith (Lib)
DrummoyneLaborReg CoadyWalter Lawrence (Lib)
DubboLiberalMartin BerryLes Ford (Lib)Clarrie Robertson (Ind)
Dulwich HillLaborCliff MallamWilliam Bellenger (Lib)
EarlwoodLiberalWilliam ThompsonEric Willis (Lib)
East HillsLaborJoe KellyKeith Batten (Lib)
EastwoodLiberalRobert MayhewEric Hearnshaw (Lib)
FairfieldLaborJack FergusonFrederick Jackson (Lib)
Georges RiverLiberalAlbert KealmanDouglas Cross (Lib)Fitzgerald Mulholland (Ind)
GloucesterCountryLoris KableAlan Borthwick (CP)
Leon Punch* (CP)
Aubrey Barr (DLP)
GordonLiberalHarry Jago (Lib)Phyllis Atkins (Ind)
Dominique Droulers (DLP)
Stewart Fraser (Ind Lib)
George Nicol (Ind)
GosfordLiberalKevin DwyerHarold Jackson (Lib)
GoulburnLaborLaurie TullyGeorge Ashley (Lib)Reginald Andrews (DLP)
GranvilleLaborPat FlahertyErnest Lough (Lib)John Bridgefoot (CPA)
Albert Olsen (Ind)
HamiltonLaborRobert McCartneyAlwyn Watkins (Lib)Robert Burke (DLP)
HartleyLaborJim RobsonPeter Carroll (CPA)
Harold Coates (Ind)
HawkesburyLiberalLawrence KaufmannBernie Deane (Lib)Donald McKay (Ind)
HornsbyLiberalPercy StainesJohn Maddison (Lib)Sydney Storey (Ind Lib)
Robert Turner (Ind)
HurstvilleLaborBill RigbyRichard Hawkins (Lib)Thomas Brosnan (DLP)
Thomas Dalton (Ind)
IllawarraLaborHoward FowlesJohn Weickhardt (Lib)Milton Clunne (CPA)
KahibahLaborJack StewartWallace MacDonald (Ind)
KingLaborAlbert SlossNorah O'Kelly (Lib)William Doherty (DLP)
Alf Watt (CPA)
KirribilliLiberalJoseph HazellJohn Waddy (Lib)Sydney Mostyn (DLP)
KogarahLaborBill CrabtreeJohn Partridge (Lib)
Kurri KurriLaborKen Booth
Lake MacquarieLaborJim SimpsonReuben Hull (Lib)
LakembaLaborStan WyattRussell Carter (Lib)Stanley Rust (CPA)
Lane CoveLiberalKen McCaw (Lib)
LismoreLaborKeith ComptonWilliam Blair (CP)John Antill (DLP)
LiverpoolLaborJack MannixJohn Bridge (Lib)Kevin Davis (DLP)
MaitlandLiberalGeorge LyonsMilton Morris (Lib)
ManlyLiberalHarry Boyle (Lib)Douglas Darby* (Ind Lib)
John Gillmer (Ind)
MaroubraLaborBob HeffronAlexander Alexander (Lib)Leslie Bond (Ind)
MarrickvilleLaborNorm RyanBruce Fry (Lib)William McCristal (Ind)
MonaroLaborJohn SeiffertJack McArthur (Lib)
MosmanLiberalPat Morton (Lib)Reginald Lawson (DLP)
MudgeeLaborLeo NottAlbert Cox (Lib)
Edward Punch (CP)
Edward Byrnes (DLP)
MurrayCountryJohn HayesJoe Lawson (CP)
MurrumbidgeeLaborGeorge EnticknapSidney Braithwaite (Lib)
Alfred Tiffen (CP)
Stanley Axtill (DLP)
NepeanLaborAlfred BennettBill Chapman (Lib)
NewcastleLaborFrank HawkinsKevin Doyle (Lib)Mervyn Copley (CPA)
OrangeCountryAllan ReedCharles Cutler (CP)
OxleyLiberalJoseph AndrewsBruce Cowan (CP)
Les Jordan* (Lib)
William Kennewell (Ind)
ParramattaLaborDan MahoneyMarion Hearnshaw (Lib)
PhillipLaborPat HillsJean Wood (Lib)Joy Williams (CPA)
RaleighCountryTrevor OwensJim Brown (CP)
RandwickLaborLionel BowenAdrian Molloy (Lib)Charles De Monchaux (DLP)
RedfernLaborFred GreenPeter Kamperogianis (Lib)Harry Hatfield (CPA)
RockdaleLaborBrian BannonSidney Alewood (Lib)Brian Adams (DLP)
RydeLaborFrank DowningEdward Hall (Lib)
South CoastLiberalJohn Edward SeiffertJack Beale (Lib)Charles Shirley (Ind Lib)
SturtLaborWilliam WattisonEdward Brown (CP)
SutherlandLaborTom DaltonNoel Walker (Lib)Keith Bates (Ind)
John Mantova (Ind)
Malcolm Towner (DLP)
TamworthCountryNorman TurnerBill Chaffey (CP)
TemoraCountryLyle HoadJim Taylor (CP)
TenterfieldCountryEric PotterTim Bruxner (CP)
The HillsLiberalMax Ruddock (Lib)Alfred Dennis (Ind Lib)
Upper HunterCountryGeoffrey HeustonFrank O'Keefe (CP)
VaucluseLiberalGeoffrey Cox (Lib)Valerie Olsen (DLP)
Wagga WaggaLiberalLeonard BrownWal Fife (Lib)Anthony Abbey (DLP)
WakehurstLiberalJohn FisherDick Healey (Lib)Philip Cohen (DLP)
Beverley Job (Ind)
Edgar Wilson (Ind)
WaratahIndependentEdward GreavesFrank Purdue (Ind)
WentworthvilleLaborErnie QuinnGraham Cullis (Lib)Montague Bennett (Ind)
WilloughbyLiberalGeorge Brain (Lib)
WollondillyLiberalJack WhartonTom Lewis (Lib)
Wollongong-KemblaLaborRex ConnorJack Hough (Lib)
WyongLaborRay MaherKenneth Charters (Lib)Hugh Ansell (DLP)
Harold Turnbull (Ind)
YoungCountryPeter KellyGeorge Freudenstein (CP)Ronald Silk (DLP)

See also

References

  • Green, Antony. "1962 Election candidate index". New South Wales Election Results 1856-2007. New South Wales Parliament.
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