Candidates of the 1908 Victorian state election

The 1908 Victorian state election was held on 29 December 1908.[1][2][3]

Retiring Members

United 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 Labour candidates Liberal candidates United Liberal candidates Other candidates
AbbotsfordLaborWilliam Beazley
Albert ParkLaborGeorge ElmslieErnest Wells
AllandaleUnited LiberalAlexander Peacock
Ballarat EastUnited LiberalArchibald StewartRobert McGregor
Ballarat WestUnited LiberalAndrew McKissockJoseph Kirton
BarwonUnited LiberalDaniel McNamaraRobert RobertsonJames Farrer
BenallaUnited LiberalJohn Carlisle*
John Elshaug
BenambraUnited LiberalAbraham WrightAlbert Craven
Bendigo EastLaborThomas GlassWalter Hamilton
Bendigo WestLaborDavid Smith
BoroondaraUnited LiberalAlfred LumsdenFrank Madden
BorungUnited LiberalWilliam Hutchinson
BrightonUnited LiberalThomas Bent
BrunswickLaborFrank Anstey
BullaUnited LiberalAndrew Robertson
CarltonLaborRobert Solly
Castlemaine and MaldonUnited LiberalHarry Lawson
CollingwoodLaborMartin HannahHarry EvansPercy Laidler (VSP)
Edgar Wilkins (Ind. Min)
DalhousieUnited LiberalReginald ArgyleJohn Duffy (Ind)
DandenongUnited LiberalWilliam KeastJames Wilson
DaylesfordUnited LiberalWilliam YoungHugh RossDonald McLeod
DundasUnited LiberalAlbert BlakeyJohn Thomson
EaglehawkLaborTom TunnecliffeHenry Williams
East MelbourneUnited LiberalHenry Weedon
EssendonUnited LiberalJames FentonWilliam WattHarry Hall
EvelynUnited LiberalJames RougetEwen Cameron
FitzroyLaborJohn BillsonAlexander McNair
FlemingtonLaborEdward WardeAlexander McDonald
GeelongLaborWilliam PlainWilliam Gurr
Albyn Morley
Gippsland EastUnited LiberalJames Cameron*
Pelling Conant
Gippsland NorthLaborJames McLachlanHubert KeoghWalter Lyon
Gippsland SouthUnited LiberalThomas Livingston
Gippsland WestUnited LiberalJohn Mackey
GlenelgUnited LiberalHugh Campbell
Goulburn ValleyUnited LiberalGeorge Graham
GrenvilleLaborCharles McGrathDavid Kerr
GunbowerUnited LiberalJohn Cullen
HampdenUnited LiberalPatrick McMahonDavid Oman
HawthornUnited LiberalFrederick DawbornGeorge Swinburne
Jika JikaUnited LiberalHenry BeardJames Membrey
Kara KaraUnited LiberalPeter McBride
KorongUnited LiberalThomas Langdon
LowanUnited LiberalRobert Stanley
MaryboroughLaborAlfred Outtrim
MelbourneUnited LiberalAlexander RogersJames BoydJohn HamiltonAngus McDonell (VSP)
MorningtonUnited LiberalAlfred Downward
North MelbourneLaborGeorge Prendergast
OvensUnited LiberalParker MoloneyAlfred Billson
PolwarthUnited LiberalThomas CareyJohn HancockCharles Forrest
Port FairyUnited LiberalJeremiah WallJames Duffus
Port MelbourneLaborGeorge Sangster
PrahranUnited LiberalPatrick McCarthyDonald Mackinnon
RichmondLaborTed CotterGeorge Freeman (Ind)
RodneyUnited LiberalHugh McKenzie
St KildaUnited LiberalFrederick GrayRobert McCutcheon
Stawell and AraratUnited LiberalWilliam SewellRichard ToutcherHugh Menzies
Swan HillUnited LiberalJohn Gray
ToorakUnited LiberalNorman Bayles* (Ind. Lib)
Frank Cornwall (Ind. Lib)
Upper GoulburnUnited LiberalGeorge CooksonThomas Hunt
WalhallaUnited LiberalAlbert Harris
WangarattaUnited LiberalJohn Bowser
WarangaUnited LiberalHenry ThomasMartin Cussen*
John Gordon		Arthur Chanter (Ind)
John Gordon (Ind)
WarrenheipUnited LiberalChristopher FitzgeraldGeorge HoldenMichael Honan (Ind)
WarrnamboolUnited LiberalCharles GrayJohn Murray
WilliamstownLaborJohn LemmonJoseph Gates

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Victoria Legislative Assembly Elected 29 December 1908". Psephos. Retrieved 8 October 2023.
  2. ↑ "Victorian Elections". The Kalgoorlie Miner. Kalgoorlie. 30 December 1908. Retrieved 14 March 2024.
  3. ↑ "Victorian State Elections". The Mercury. Hobart. 30 December 1908. Retrieved 14 March 2024.
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