Senate
Sitting Senators
are shown in bold text. Tickets that elected at
least one Senator are highlighted in the relevant
colour. Successful candidates are identified by an
asterisk (*).
New
South Wales
Three seats were
up for election. The Labor
Party was
defending three seats (although Senators Dunn and
Rae had joined the Lang
Labor breakaway). United
Australia Party Senators Charles
Cox and Sir
Walter Massy-Greene and Country Party Senator Charles
Hardy were
not up for re-election.
| Labor candidates |
Coalition candidates |
NSW
Labor candidates |
Social
Credit candidates |
Other candidates |
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Gordon
Anderson
John Dooley
Alex Hogan |
Mac Abbott* (CP)
Lionel Courtenay* (UAP)
Dick Dein* (UAP) |
James Dunn
Patrick Mooney
Arthur Rae |
Stanley Allen
Lillie Beirne
John White |
Lance
Sharkey (CPA) |
Queensland
Three seats were
up for election. The United
Australia Party was
defending three seats. Labor Senators Gordon
Brown, Joe
Collings and John
MacDonald were
not up for re-election.
| Labor candidates |
Coalition candidates |
Social
Credit candidates |
Other candidates |
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Frank Byrne
Robert Carroll
Lewis McDonald |
Walter Cooper* (CP)
Thomas Crawford*
(UAP)
Harry Foll* (UAP) |
John Harding
William Hartley
Joanna Helbach |
Theo Kissick (Ind Lab)
Fred Paterson (CPA)
Sydney Williams (LL) |
South
Australia
Three seats were
up for election. The Labor
Party was
defending three seats. United
Australia Party Senators Jack
Duncan-Hughes and Alexander
McLachlan and Country Party Senator Oliver
Badman were
not up for re-election.
| Labor candidates |
UAP candidates |
Other candidates |
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Edgar
Dawes
Bert Hoare
Mick O'Halloran |
James McLachlan*
George McLeay*
Oliver Uppill* |
Ted Moyle (CPA) |
Tasmania
Three seats were
up for election. The United
Australia Party was
defending three seats. Note that, apart from Group
A, all candidates appeared in the ungrouped
column. United Australia Party Senators John
Millen, Herbert
Payne and Burford
Sampson were
not up for re-election.
| Labor candidates |
UAP candidates |
Group A candidates |
Other candidates |
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Eric
Howroyd
Henry Lane
John Palamountain
Basil Plummer |
Andrew Cooper
Charles Grant*
John Hayes*
Herbert Hays*
William Judd
Henry McFie |
Percy
Best
Stephen Broad
Alfred Seabrook |
William Daft (CPA) |
Victoria
Three seats were
up for election. The United
Australia Party-Country
Party Coalition was
defending two seats. The Labor
Party was
defending one seat. United Australia Party
Senators Tom
Brennan, James
Guthrie and William
Plain were
not up for re-election.
| Labor candidates |
Coalition candidates |
Other candidates |
|
|
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John Barnes
Charlie Crofts
Parker Moloney |
Charles Brand* (UAP)
William Gibson* (CP)
John Leckie* (UAP) |
Robert Elliott (Ind)
Gerry O'Day (CPA) |
Western
Australia
Three seats were
up for election. The United
Australia Party-Country
Party Coalition was
defending three seats. United Australia Party
Senators Patrick
Lynch and Sir
George Pearce and
Country Party Senator William
Carroll were
not up for re-election.
| Labor candidates |
Coalition candidates |
Social
Credit candidates |
Other candidates |
|
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Reginald Bourke
Louis Greive
Edward Holman |
Herbert Collett*
(UAP)
Bertie Johnston*
(CP)
Allan MacDonald* (UAP) |
John Clements
Ormond Cook
Alfred Jacobs |
Richard Fitzgerald
(Nat. Sec.)
Bill Mountjoy (CPA)
Edwin Murphy (Ind)
Oliver Strang (Nat.
Sec.) |
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