Candidates of the Queensland state election, 1941
Candidates
Sitting members at the time of the election are shown in bold text.

Candidates of the Queensland state election, 1941

Section Title: Candidates
Table Section Text: Sitting members at the time of the election are shown in bold text.

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Coalition candidate	Other candidates

Albert	Country	John Bray	Tom Plunkett (CP)

Aubigny	Country	Adolphus Baker	Jim Sparkes (CP)

Barcoo	Labor	Frank Bulcock	Robert McGeoch (CP)

Baroona	Labor	Bill Power	Cecil Noble (UAP)

Bowen	Labor	Ernest Riordan	Fred Paterson (Ind Soc)

Bremer	Labor	Frank Cooper	Geordie Burns (Ind Soc)

Brisbane	Labor	Johnno Mann	Neville Fogerty (UAP)	Claude Jones (Ind Soc)

Bulimba	Labor	George Marriott	Daniel Miller (UAP)

Bundaberg	Labor	Bernard McLean	Frank Barnes (Ind Lab)

Buranda	Labor	Ted Hanson	Hector Annat (UAP)

Cairns	Labor	John O'Keefe	William Griffen (CP)	Alan Tucker (Ind)

Carnarvon	Labor	Paul Hilton

Carpentaria	Labor	Norm Smith	James Boyd (Ind)

Charters Towers	Labor	Arthur Jones	Syd Williams (PLP)

Cook	Labor	Harold Collins	James McDonald (CP)

Cooroora	Country	Harry Walker (CP)

Cunningham	Country	John Hilton	Herbert Castles (CP)	William Deacon (Ind CP)

Dalby	Labor	Aubrey Slessar	Godfrey Morgan (CP)

East Toowoomba	Country	James Kane	Herbert Yeates (CP)

Enoggera	Labor	George Taylor	Ernest Lanham (UAP)	Mabel Matyer (Ind)

Fassifern	Country	Peter Nelson	Alf Muller (CP)

Fitzroy	Labor	Jim Clark

Fortitude Valley	Labor	Samuel Brassington	Ernest Downey (UAP)

Gregory	Independent	George Devries	Charles Brown (Ind)

Gympie	Labor	Thomas Dunstan	William Kidd (CP) Ronald Witham (UAP)

Hamilton	United Australia	Hugh Russell (UAP)	Bruce Pie (Ind)

Herbert	Labor	Stephen Theodore	Alfred Moule (CP)	Jack Wells (Ind Soc)

Ipswich	Labor	David Gledson	John Cantwell (CP)	Merv Welsby (Ind Soc)

Isis	Country	William Ivey	William Brand (CP)

Ithaca	Labor	Ned Hanlon	Ted Bacon (Ind Soc) Alexander Jolly (Ind)

Kelvin Grove	Protestant Labor	Bert Turner	Richard Hill (Ind UAP) George Morris (Ind)

Kennedy	Labor	Cecil Jesson	Aubrey Jurd (CP)	Florence Milburn (Ind Soc)

Keppel	Country	Walter Ingram	David Daniel (CP)

Kurilpa	Labor	Kerry Copley	Norman Brandon (UAP)	Ruby McGrorty (Ind Soc)

Logan	Labor	John Brown	Albert Pro-Copis (UAP)

Mackay	Labor	William Forgan Smith	John Mulherin (Ind)

Maranoa	Labor	Charles Conroy	Leslie Brown (CP)

Maree	Labor	William King	Louis Luckins (UAP)

Maryborough	Labor	David Farrell	Robert McDowell (PLP)

Merthyr	Labor	Bill Moore	Samuel Glassey (UAP)

Mirani	Labor	Ted Walsh	Alexander Kippen (CP)

Mundingburra	Labor	John Dash	Doug Olive (Ind Soc) Lionel Parsons (PLP)

Murrumba	Country	George Watson	Frank Nicklin (CP)

Nanango	Country	Cecil Tracey	Jim Edwards (CP)	George Anderson (Ind)

Normanby	Labor	Tom Foley	George Hamilton (Ind)

Nundah	Labor	John Hayes	William Cook (UAP)

Oxley	United Australia	Henry Herbert	Thomas Nimmo (UAP)

Port Curtis	Labor	Tommy Williams	Geoffrey Nichols (CP)

Rockhampton	Labor	James Larcombe	Robert Nicholls (Ind Soc)

Sandgate	Labor	Roland Hislop	Eric Decker* (CP) James Fry (UAP)

South Brisbane	Labor	Vince Gair	Daniel Rowley (UAP)

Stanley	Country	Jim Hogan	Duncan MacDonald (CP)

The Tableland	Labor	Harry Bruce	Robert Griffiths (CP)	Jim Slater (Ind Soc)

Toowong	Independent UAP	Tom Laws	Harry Massey (UAP)

Toowoomba	Labor	Jack Duggan	John Leahy (CP)

Townsville	Labor	George Keyatta

Warrego	Labor	Randolph Bedford

Warwick	Labor	John Healy	Richard Matthews (CP)

West Moreton	Country	Fred Howman	Ted Maher (CP)

Wide Bay	Country	Thomas Thorpe	Harry Clayton (CP)

Windsor	Labor	Herbert Williams	Neil O'Sullivan (UAP)	Harry Moorhouse (Ind)

Wynnum	United Australia	William Laracy	Bill Dart (UAP)	Joseph Bailes (Ind Soc)

Sentence(s)

Arthur Jones of Labor was elected as the member for Charters Towers.

final_sentence: Arthur Jones of Labor was elected as the member for Charters Towers.