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Candidates of the 1971 Western Australian state election

Last updated February 11, 2026

The 1971 Western Australian state election was held on 20 February 1971.

Retiring Members

Labor

Arthur Moir (Boulder-Dundas)

Liberal

Country

James Craig (Toodyay)
Ron Kitney (Blackwood)

Legislative Assembly

Sitting members are shown in bold text.

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Liberal candidate	Country candidate	DLP candidate	Other candidates

Albany	Labor	Wyndham Cook	George Formby		Peter Cameron
Ascot	Labor	Merv Toms			Albert Ots
Avon	Country			Harry Gayfer	Brian Marwick	Tom Ingham (Ind)
Balcatta	Labor	Herb Graham			Elmo Gugiatti
Belmont	Labor	Colin Jamieson			Maxine Chamberlain	Arthur Pearson (Ind)
Blackwood	Country	Col Sumner	Del Francis Willmott	David Reid	John Fleeton	Peter Cracknell (UPGA)
Boulder-Dundas	Labor	Tom Hartrey			John Madden	Kevin Merriman (Ind)
Bunbury	Liberal	Robert Wells	Maurice Williams		Michael Buswell	Charles Turner (Ind)
Canning	Labor	Tom Bateman	Neil Charles		Bill Wallace	Victor Hawtin (Ind. Labor)
Clontarf	Labor	Donald May	Malcolm Atwell		Bill O'Grady
Cockburn	Labor	Alexander Taylor			Henry Miller	Victor Williams (Comm.)
Collie	Labor	Tom Jones	Iain Paterson		Stan Johnston
Cottesloe	Liberal	Howard Olney	Ross Hutchinson		Keith Carton
Dale	Liberal	Owen Hanlon	Cyril Rushton		Rose Johnson	Ian Trainer (Ind) Joseph Hunt (Law Reform)
Darling Range	Liberal	Tom Howard	Ian Thompson	Walter Davey	Albert Ots	Robert Ravine (Ind) Percy Seaton (Ind)
East Melville	Liberal	Herman Maer	Des O'Neil		Rosemary Lorrimar
Floreat	Liberal	Leslie Park	Andrew Mensaros		Bernard Flanagan	Joan Watters (Ind)
Fremantle	Labor	Harry Fletcher	Richard Utting		William Kenneally
Gascoyne	Labor	Daniel Norton	Keith Hasleby		Kevin Courtney	Robert Phillips (Ind)
Geraldton	Labor	Bill Sewell	Ron Hamilton		Lawrence Eaton	Joyce Webber (Ind Country)
Greenough	Liberal	Fredric Newman	Sir David Brand		John Wade	Leonard Hamersley (UPGA)
Kalgoorlie	Labor	Tom Evans	Ian Wedgewood		Geoffrey Sands
Karrinyup	Labor	Stan Lapham	Jim Clarko		John Poole
Katanning	Country	Ray Francisco		Crawford Nalder	John Carr	Hugh Carmichael-Smith (UPGA) Lloyd Nelson (Ind Country) Bill Stretch (Ind)
Kimberley	Liberal	Patrick Weir	Alan Ridge		Maurice Bailey
Maylands	Labor	John Harman	Ross Trobe		Francis Pownall
Melville	Labor	John Tonkin	Peter Whyte		John O'Reilly
Merredin-Yilgarn	Liberal	James Brown	Jack Stewart	Albert Fletcher	Ray Evans	Jeff Legge (Ind)
Mirrabooka	Liberal	Arthur Tonkin	Doug Cash		Brian Preston	Pat Giles (DOGS)
Moore	Country	Michael Oxenburgh		Edgar Lewis	Gavin Drew	Raymond Down (Ind Lib) Dawn Yates (UFGA)
Mount Hawthorn	Labor	Ron Bertram	John Bulbeck		Patrick Cranley
Mount Lawley	Liberal	Michael Helm	Ray O'Connor		Keith Anderson
Mount Marshall	Country	Kathleen Knopp		Ray McPharlin	Ron Richards	Kenneth May (UFGA)
Murchison-Eyre	Liberal	Geoffrey Bailey	Peter Coyne		Kevin Sauer	Bevan Hamersley (UFGA)
Murray	Liberal	Spencer Geroff	Ewart Runciman	Dudley Tuckey	Peter O'Shea
Narrogin	Country	Malcolm Tucker	Harry Pennington	William Manning	Terry Stevenson	Malcolm McNaughton (UFGA)
Nedlands	Liberal	John Crouch	Sir Charles Court		George Mazak	Paul Marsh (Comm.) Ralph von Paleske (Ind)
Northam	Labor	Ken McIver	Claude Roediger		John van der Zanden
Perth	Labor	Terry Burke	Bob Pike		John Martyr	Tom Cain (Ind Labor) John Dawson (Ind) Francesco Nesci (Ind)
Pilbara	Labor	Arthur Bickerton			Michael Barry
Roe	Country			Bill Young	Stephen Mulally	Leonard Gleeson (Ind) Marianne McCall (Ind)
South Perth	Liberal	William Johnson	Bill Grayden		Emil Murray	Arthur Williams (Australia)
Stirling	Country	Ray Wood	Peter Drummond	Matt Stephens	Peter Sullivan	George Brookes (Ind) Duncan Hordacre (Ind Country)
Subiaco	Liberal	Dennis Kemp	Tom Dadour		Francis Dwyer	Patrick Holland (DOGS)
Swan	Labor	John Brady			Paul McLaughlin
Toodyay	Country	James Moiler	John Wagthorne	Joseph Wroth	Arthur White	Joseph O'Callaghan (Ind)
Vasse	Liberal	Alexander Hemsley	Barry Blaikie	Colin Fyfe	John Brennan	Edward Packard (Ind)
Victoria Park	Labor	Ron Davies			Benjamin Ballantyne
Warren	Labor	David Evans	Murray Edwards		Alfred Whiteside
Wellington	Liberal	Les Fitcher	Iven Manning	Michael Glendon	Francis Cowcher	Francois Baljeu (Ind)
Wembley	Liberal	John Elsegood	Ray Young		Brian Peachey

Legislative Council

Sitting members are shown in bold text.

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Liberal candidate	Country candidate	DLP candidate	Other candidates

Metropolitan Area
Metropolitan	Liberal	Garry Kelly	Richard Williams*		Peter McGowan	William Marks (Ind)
North Metropolitan	Liberal	Gilbert Currie	Arthur Griffith *		Adrian Briffa
North-East Metropolitan	Labor	Lyla Elliott*	Walter Staniforth
South Metropolitan	Labor	Des Dans*			Yvonne van Wees	Shirley de la Hunty (Ind)
South-East Metropolitan	Liberal	Donald Bennewith	Clive Griffiths *		Alan Crofts
Agricultural, Mining and Pastoral Area
Central	Country	Colin Paterson	Mervyn Cornish	Norm Baxter *	Jeoffry Carton	Frederick Keast (UF)
Lower Central	Country	Ross Field	Byron Hardie	Thomas Perry *	George Blake	Samuel Crook (Ind) Leon Day (UF) Murray Ward (Ind)
Lower West	Liberal	John Dawkins	Neil McNeill *		Robert Burns
South	Country	Sydney Hatfield	David Wordsworth*	Marshall Hood	Brian Burns	Thomas Oakey (UF)
South-East	Labor	Ron Leeson*			Leo McGuire
South-West	Liberal	George Smart	Vic Ferry *	Keith Nix	Leslie Ramsay	Doris Callow (Ind) Rex Newbold (UF)
Upper West	Country	Jeffrey Carr	Jack Heitman *	Ronald Elphick	Daniel Carney	John Norris (UF) John Walton (Ind)
West	Liberal	Clifford Hunt	Charles Abbey *	George Spriggs	Johannes Jutte
North West Area
Lower North	Liberal	George Brand	Stan Dellar*		George Jensen
North	Labor	Robert Archer	Bill Withers*		George Gaunt

References

Black, David; Prescott, Valerie (1997). Election statistics, Legislative Assembly of Western Australia, 1890-1996. Perth: Parliamentary History Project. ISBN 0-7309-8409-5.

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