Candidates of the 1911 Victorian state election

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The 1911 Victorian state election was held on 16 November 1911.

Retiring Members

Liberal

Charles Forrest (Polwarth)
Robert Stanley (Lowan)

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	William Beazley	George Martin
Albert Park	Labor	George Elmslie	Ernest Joske	William Gaunson (Ind)
Allandale	Liberal	Walter Miller	Alexander Peacock
Ballarat East	Liberal	David Russell	Robert McGregor	James McNeil (Ind)
Ballarat West	Labor	Andrew McKissock	Matthew Baird
Barwon	Liberal	William Brownbill	James Farrer	William Kendell (Ind)
Benalla	Liberal	Gerald Stanley	John Carlisle
Benambra	Liberal	Abraham Wright	Albert Craven
Bendigo East	Labor	Alfred Hampson	Luke Murphy	George Knight (Ind.Lib)
Bendigo West	Labor	David Smith	David Andrew
Boroondara	Liberal		Frank Madden	Harold Wilkinson (Ind.Lib)
Borung	Liberal		William Hutchinson
Brighton	Liberal		Oswald Snowball
Brunswick	Labor	James Jewell	David Phillips
Bulla	Liberal	Andrew Davidson	Andrew Robertson
Carlton	Labor	Robert Solly	John Gardiner
Castlemaine and Maldon	Liberal	Luke Clough	Harry Lawson
Collingwood	Labor	Martin Hannah	Stanley Lewis
Dalhousie	Liberal	Richard Taafe	Reginald Argyle	John Duffy (Ind)
Dandenong	Liberal		William Keast
Daylesford	Liberal	John Hannan	Donald McLeod
Dundas	Liberal	Neil Mackinnon	John Thomson	Duncan McLennan (Ind.Lib)
Eaglehawk	Labor	Tom Tunnecliffe	William Richards
East Melbourne	Liberal	Frank Opitz	Henry Weedon	Alfred Farthing (Ind.Lib)
Essendon	Liberal	Frank Keane	William Watt
Evelyn	Liberal	James Mirams	Ewen Cameron	James Rouget (Ind) William Sell (Ind)
Fitzroy	Labor	John Billson	Alexander McNair
Flemington	Labor	Edward Warde	Edward Roberts
Geelong	Labor	William Plain	Albyn Morley
Gippsland East	Liberal	Charles Francis	James Cameron
Gippsland North	Labor	James McLachlan	William Trenwith
Gippsland South	Liberal		Thomas Livingston
Gippsland West	Liberal	Ebenezer Brown	John Mackey	Hugh Copeland (Ind.Lib)
Glenelg	Liberal	Charles French	Hugh Campbell
Goulburn Valley	Liberal		John Mitchell
Grenville	Labor	Charles McGrath	David Poynton
Gunbower	Liberal		Henry Angus* John Cullen
Hampden	Liberal	Charles Cairns	David Oman	Archibald Hannah (Ind.Lib)
Hawthorn	Liberal	John Fraser	George Swinburne	Frederick Dawborn (Ind.Lib)
Jika Jika	Liberal	William Miller	James Membrey
Kara Kara	Liberal		Peter McBride
Korong	Liberal		Thomas Langdon
Lowan	Liberal	George McGowan	James Menzies
Maryborough	Labor	Alfred Outtrim	James Bennett
Melbourne	Labor	Alexander Rogers	Tom Brennan
Mornington	Liberal	Francis Murphy	Alfred Downward	George Burchett (Ind.Lib)
North Melbourne	Labor	George Prendergast	Solomon Bloom
Ovens	Liberal	Christopher Bennett	Alfred Billson
Polwarth	Liberal	John McDonald	John Johnstone
Port Fairy	Labor	Jeremiah Wall	James Duffus
Port Melbourne	Labor	George Sangster		Reuben Kefford (Ind.Lib)
Prahran	Liberal	Frank Henty	Donald Mackinnon
Richmond	Labor	Ted Cotter	Norman O'Brien
Rodney	Liberal		Hugh McKenzie	Samuel Lancaster (Ind)
St Kilda	Liberal	George Mead	Robert McCutcheon
Stawell and Ararat	Liberal	William Sewell	Richard Toutcher
Swan Hill	Liberal		John Gray
Toorak	Liberal	Henry Duke	Norman Bayles	Frank Cornwall (Ind.Lib)
Upper Goulburn	Liberal	Ernest Moloney	George Cookson	Malcolm McKenzie* (Ind) Thomas Hunt (Ind)
Walhalla	Liberal	Samuel Reynolds	Samuel Barnes
Wangaratta	Liberal		John Bowser
Waranga	Liberal		John Gordon	Henry Thomas (Ind)
Warrenheip	Liberal	Daniel McNamara	George Holden
Warrnambool	Liberal	Richard Morrison	John Murray
Williamstown	Labor	John Lemmon	John Packer

References

Psephos - Adam Carr's Election Archive

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Retiring Members

Liberal

Legislative Assembly

See also

References