1962 New South Wales state election
Seats changing party representation
This table lists changes in party representation since the 1959 election † Labor won the seat of Lismore from the Country Party's Jack Easter at a 1959 by-election caused by the Court of Disputed Returns overturned the 1959 election result ‡ The Country Party's Frank O'Keefe won the seat of Liverpool Plains from Labor at a 1961 by-election caused by the retirement of Roger Nott

1962 New South Wales state election

Section Title: Seats changing party representation
Table Section Text: This table lists changes in party representation since the 1959 election † Labor won the seat of Lismore from the Country Party's Jack Easter at a 1959 by-election caused by the Court of Disputed Returns overturned the 1959 election result ‡ The Country Party's Frank O'Keefe won the seat of Liverpool Plains from Labor at a 1961 by-election caused by the retirement of Roger Nott

Seat	Incumbent member	Party	New member	Party

Bass Hill	New seat	Clarrie Earl	Labor

Blacktown	Alfred Dennis	Liberal	Jim Southee	Labor

Bligh	New Seat	Tom Morey	Labor

Coogee	Kevin Ellis	Liberal	Lou Walsh	Labor

Drummoyne	Walter Lawrence	Liberal	Reg Coady	Labor

Kirribilli	New seat	John Waddy	Liberal

Leichhardt	Reg Coady	Labor	Seat abolished

Lismore	†	Country	Keith Compton	Labor

Liverpool Plains	‡	Labor	Seat abolished

Manly	Douglas Darby	Liberal	Douglas Darby	Independent Liberal

Merrylands	Jack Ferguson	Labor	Seat Abolished

Nepean	Bill Chapman	Liberal	Alfred Bennett	Labor

Neutral Bay	Ivan Black	Liberal	Seat abolished

North Sydney	Ray Maher	Labor	Seat abolished

Oxley	Les Jordan	Country	Les Jordan	Liberal

Paddington-Waverley	Keith Anderson	Labor	Seat abolished

The Hills	New seat	Max Ruddock	Liberal

Wakehurst	New seat	Dick Healey	Liberal

Waratah	Frank Purdue	Independent	Edward Greaves	Labor

Wentworthville	New Seat	Jack Ferguson	Labor

Woollahra	Vernon Treatt	Liberal	Seat abolished

Wyong	New Seat	Ray Maher	Labor

Sentence(s)

In the 1962 New South Wales state election, Waratah represents the Labor party and Frank Purdue represents the independents.

final_sentence: In the 1962 New South Wales state election, Waratah represents the Labor party and Frank Purdue represents the independents.