Candidates of the 1924 Victorian state election

The 1924 Victorian state election was held on 26 June 1924.

Retiring Members

Labor

• Alexander Rogers MLA (Melbourne)

Nationalist

• David Smith MLA (Bendigo West)

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	Nationalist candidates	Country candidates	Other candidates
Abbotsford	Labor	Gordon Webber
Albert Park	Labor	Arthur Wallace	John Atkinson		Thomas Craine (Ind Lib) Selwyn Neale (Ind Lib)
Allandale	Nationalist		Sir Alexander Peacock
Ballarat East	Nationalist	William McAdam	Robert McGregor		Alfred Elliott (Ind Lab)
Ballarat West	Nationalist	Mark Lazarus	Matthew Baird
Barwon	Nationalist	Alicia Katz	Edward Morley
Benalla	Country		Alexander Mitchell	John Carlisle
Benambra	Nationalist		Henry Beardmore	John Hall
Bendigo East	Labor	Luke Clough	John Michelsen
Bendigo West	Nationalist	Arthur Cook	Edwin Ham
Boroondara	Nationalist		Edmund Greenwood		Philip Jacobs (Ind Lib)
Borung	Country			David Allison* George Clyne Edwin Reseigh
Brighton	Nationalist		Henry Crowther		Oswald Snowball (Lib)
Brunswick	Labor	James Jewell
Bulla	Nationalist	Ralph Hjorth	Andrew Robertson	Henry Pickering
Carlton	Labor	Robert Solly
Castlemaine and Maldon	Nationalist	William Webber	Harry Lawson
Collingwood	Labor	Tom Tunnecliffe
Dalhousie	Labor	Reg Pollard	Angus McNab	Gerald McKenna
Dandenong	Nationalist	Roy Beardsworth	Frank Groves		Henry Harris (Ind)
Daylesford	Nationalist	James McDonald	Roderick McLeod
Dundas	Labor	Bill Slater	Albert Borella
Eaglehawk	Country		Albert Holdsworth	Albert Dunstan
East Melbourne	Nationalist	George Hooper			William Carnegie (Ind) Alfred Farthing* (Lib)
Essendon	Nationalist	Frank Keane	Thomas Ryan
Evelyn	Nationalist		Herbert Hewitt		William Everard (Lib)
Fitzroy	Labor	John Billson
Flemington	Labor	Edward Warde
Geelong	Labor	William Brownbill	Thomas Maltby
Gippsland East	Country			Albert Lind
Gippsland North	Independent	David O'Donnell		Matthew Boland	James McLachlan (Ind Lab)
Gippsland South	Nationalist		Walter West
Gippsland West	Country	John McKellar	Ernest Bremner	Arthur Walter
Glenelg	Labor	William Thomas	Hugh MacLeod	Charles Waters
Goulburn Valley	Country			Murray Bourchier
Grenville	Labor	Arthur Hughes	George Burchett	David Gibson
Gunbower	Nationalist			William McCann	Henry Angus (Lib)
Hampden	Nationalist	John Coustley	David Oman
Hawthorn	Nationalist	Edward Cummins	Sir William McPherson		Horace Mason (Ind Lib)
Jika Jika	Labor	John Cain	Philip Mayer
Kara Kara	Nationalist		John Pennington
Korong	Country		John O'Brien	Isaac Weaver
Lowan	Country		William Bolwell James Menzies	Harold Glowrey Marcus Wettenhall*
Maryborough	Labor	George Frost			Thomas Richards (Ind Lib)
Melbourne	Labor	Tom Hayes	Wilfred Kent Hughes
Mornington	Country	William Dowling	Frederick Hagelthorn	Alfred Downward* Milton Wettenhall	William Easton (Ind) Percy Thompson (Ind)
North Melbourne	Labor	George Prendergast
Ovens	Nationalist	John Price			Alfred Billson (Lib)
Polwarth	Nationalist	William Nichol	James McDonald
Port Fairy	Labor	Henry Bailey
Port Melbourne	Labor	James Murphy
Prahran	Nationalist	Arthur Jackson	Richard Fetherston		Harold Croughnan (Ind Lab) Alfred Woodfull (Ind Lib)
Richmond	Labor	Ted Cotter
Rodney	Country			John Allan* John Chanter
St Kilda	Nationalist		Frederic Eggleston
Stawell and Ararat	Nationalist	Francis Brophy	Richard Toutcher
Swan Hill	Country	Edward Nicholls	Ernest Gray	Francis Old
Toorak	Nationalist	Charles Cope	Stanley Argyle
Upper Goulburn	Country	John Minogue	Robert McAlpin	Edwin Mackrell
Walhalla	Nationalist	James Bermingham	Samuel Barnes
Wangaratta	Country			John Bowser
Waranga	Nationalist		John Gordon
Warrenheip	Labor	Edmond Hogan
Warrnambool	Nationalist	Laurence Bolton	James Deany		Harold Lawson (Ind Lab)
Williamstown	Labor	John Lemmon

See also

• 1925 Victorian Legislative Council election

References

• Psephos - Adam Carr's Election Archive