Candidates of the 1954 Australian federal election
New South Wales

Candidates of the 1954 Australian federal election

Section Title: New South Wales
Table Section Text: None

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Coalition candidate	Other candidates

Banks	Labor	Dominic Costa	Harold Stalker (Lib)	Pat Clancy (CPA)

Barton	Labor	H. V. Evatt	Bill Arthur (Lib)

Bennelong	Liberal	Thomas Campbell	John Cramer (Lib)

Blaxland	Labor	Jim Harrison	Reginald Allsop (Lib)	Jack Hughes (CPA)

Bradfield	Liberal	Harry Turner (Lib)

Calare	Liberal	John Breen	John Howse (Lib)	Madge Roberts (Ind)

Cook	Labor	Tom Sheehan	Harry Hatfield (CPA) Percy Staines (Ind)

Cowper	Country	William Bailey	Sir Earle Page (CP)	Kenneth Harding (CPA)

Cunningham	Labor	Billy Davies	John Parkinson (Lib)	Bill Parkinson (CPA)

Dalley	Labor	Arthur Greenup	Robert Stafford (Lib)	Flo Davis (CPA)

Darling	Labor	Joe Clark	Rodan Dawson (CP)

East Sydney	Labor	Eddie Ward	George Chambers (Lib)	Bill Brown (CPA)

Eden-Monaro	Labor	Allan Fraser	Royce Beavis (Lib)

Evans	Liberal	Robert Bailey	Frederick Osborne (Lib)

Farrer	Liberal	Daniel Byrnes	David Fairbairn (Lib)

Grayndler	Labor	Fred Daly	Kenneth Innes (Lib)	William McCristal (Ind)

Gwydir	Country	Michael Quinn	Ian Allan (CP)

Hume	Labor	Arthur Fuller	Charles Anderson (CP) Linden Roth (Lib)

Hunter	Labor	Rowley James	Edward Farrell (Lib)	John McCroarey (Ind) Evan Phillips (CPA) John White (Ind)

Kingsford-Smith	Labor	Gordon Anderson	George Dan (Lib)

Lang	Labor	Frank Stewart	John Spicer (Lib)

Lawson	Country	Alan Manning	Laurie Failes (CP)	Dick Bourke (Ind)

Lowe	Liberal	William Webster	William McMahon (Lib)

Lyne	Country	Philip Lucock (CP)	Joe Cordner (Ind) Donald Lancaster (Ind)

Macarthur	Liberal	Claude Allen	Jeff Bate (Lib)

Mackellar	Liberal	Francis Neate	Bill Wentworth (Lib)	Ray Clarke (CPA)

Macquarie	Labor	Tony Luchetti	Horace Brownlow (Lib)	John King (CPA)

Martin	Labor	William O'Connor	Elton Lewis (Lib)	Ernie Thornton (CPA)

Mitchell	Liberal	Doug Bowd	Roy Wheeler (Lib)	Mel McCalman (CPA)

New England	Country	Frederick Cowley	David Drummond (CP)

Newcastle	Labor	David Watkins	Matthew Tapp (Lib)	Sidney Monroe (Ind) Doug Olive (CPA)

North Sydney	Liberal	Leo Haylen	William Jack (Lib)

Parkes	Labor	Les Haylen	William Ness (Lib)

Parramatta	Liberal	John Holmes	Howard Beale (Lib)

Paterson	Liberal	Kevin Barlow	Allen Fairhall (Lib)

Phillip	Labor	Joe Fitzgerald	Henry Clarke (Lib)

Reid	Labor	Charles Morgan	Bob Mutton (Lib)	Laurie Aarons (CPA) Horace Hancock (Ind)

Richmond	Country	Larry Anthony (CP)

Riverina	Country	Michael Sheehan	Hugh Roberton (CP)	Les Kelton (CPA)

Robertson	Liberal	Walter Geraghty	Roger Dean (Lib)	John Tapp (CPA)

Shortland	Labor	Charles Griffiths	Arthur Downey (Lib)

St George	Liberal	Nelson Lemmon	Bill Graham (Lib)

Warringah	Liberal	Ronald Nibbs	Francis Bland (Lib)	Ernest White (Ind)

Watson	Labor	Dan Curtin	Hubert O'Connell (Lib)

Wentworth	Liberal	Sir Eric Harrison (Lib)

Werriwa	Labor	Gough Whitlam	Jack Lee (Lib)	Edwin Lipscombe (CPA)

West Sydney	Labor	Dan Minogue	Anthony Micallef (Ind) Lance Sharkey (CPA)

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Frank Stewart (Labor) was elected as the member for Lang in the 1954 Australian federal election.

final_sentence: Frank Stewart (Labor) was elected as the member for Lang in the 1954 Australian federal election.