# Candidates of the 1914 Victorian state election

The 1914 Victorian state election was held on 26 November 1914.

## Retiring Members
### Liberal

* Ewen Hugh Cameron (Evelyn)
* Thomas Langdon (Korong)
* George Graham (Goulburn Valley)
* John Thomson (Dundas)
* William Watt (Essendon)

## 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 | Liberal candidates | Other candidates |
| Abbotsford | Labor | Gordon Webber | | |
| Albert Park | Labor | George Elmslie | | |
| Allandale | Liberal | | Alexander Peacock | |
| Ballarat East | Liberal | James Harrison | Robert McGregor | |
| Ballarat West | Liberal | Thomas Richards | Matthew Baird | |
| Barwon | Liberal | Alexander Parker | James Farrer | |
| Benalla | Liberal | Ebenezer Brown | John Carlisle | |
| Benambra | Liberal | John Ross | John Leckie | Jorgen Petersen (Ind) |
| Bendigo East | Labor | Alfred Hampson | John Curnow | |
| Bendigo West | Labor | Arthur Cook | David Andrew | David Smith (Ind) |
| Boroondara | Liberal | Ralph Charrett | Frank Madden | |
| Borung | Liberal | | William Hutchinson | |
| Brighton | Liberal | Albert Andrews | Oswald Snowball | |
| Brunswick | Labor | James Jewell | Joseph Waxman | |
| Bulla | Liberal | George McGowan | Andrew Robertson | |
| Carlton | Labor | Robert Solly | | |
| Castlemaine and Maldon | Liberal | Luke Clough | Harry Lawson | |
| Collingwood | Labor | Martin Hannah | | |
| Dalhousie | Liberal | | Reginald Argyle | Allan Cameron (Ind) |
| Dandenong | Liberal | | William Keast | |
| Daylesford | Liberal | | Donald McLeod | Morton Dunlop (Ind) |
| Dundas | Liberal | Egerton Holden | William Smith | John Loughnane (Ind) |
| Eaglehawk | Labor | Tom Tunnecliffe | William Wallace | |
| East Melbourne | Liberal | Percy Clarey | Alfred Farthing | Henry Weedon (Ind) Valentine Cole (Ind) |
| Essendon | Liberal | Maurice Blackburn | Edward Reynolds | |
| Evelyn | Liberal | Edward Duncan | James Rouget* William Everard George Maxwell William Sell Edward Skardon | |
| Fitzroy | Labor | John Billson | | |
| Flemington | Labor | Edward Warde | | |
| Geelong | Labor | William Plain | | |
| Gippsland East | Liberal | Edward Russell | James Cameron | Donald McRae (Ind) |
| Gippsland North | Labor | James McLachlan | Francis Minchin Walter Lyon | |
| Gippsland South | Liberal | | Thomas Livingston | |
| Gippsland West | Liberal | | John Mackey | |
| Glenelg | Liberal | Charles Paramor | Hugh Campbell | |
| Goulburn Valley | Liberal | | John Mitchell* Patrick O'Hanlon Thomas Lyons Alexander McClelland | |
| Grenville | Labor | John Chatham | Nicholas Howell | |
| Gunbower | Liberal | | Henry Angus | |
| Hampden | Liberal | Patrick McMahon | David Oman | |
| Hawthorn | Liberal | | William McPherson | Frederick Dawborn (Ind) |
| Jika Jika | Liberal | Francis Morgan | James Membrey | |
| Kara Kara | Liberal | Richard Taafe | John Pennington | |
| Korong | Liberal | | Achilles Gray | William Williams (Ind) |
| Lowan | Liberal | | James Menzies | |
| Maryborough | Labor | Alfred Outtrim | James Holland | |
| Melbourne | Labor | Alexander Rogers | Henry Hall | |
| Mornington | Liberal | Francis Murphy | Alfred Downward | |
| North Melbourne | Labor | George Prendergast | Henry Nolan | |
| Ovens | Liberal | Christopher Bennett | Alfred Billson | |
| Polwarth | Liberal | John Considine | John Johnstone | |
| Port Fairy | Liberal | Henry Bailey | James Duffus | |
| Port Melbourne | Labor | George Sangster | | |
| Prahran | Liberal | Henry Duke | Donald Mackinnon | |
| Richmond | Labor | Ted Cotter | Tom Brennan | |
| Rodney | Liberal | Andrew White | Hugh McKenzie | Richard Abbott (Ind) |
| St Kilda | Liberal | Robert Smart | Robert McCutcheon | |
| Stawell and Ararat | Liberal | William Tibbles | Richard Toutcher | |
| Swan Hill | Liberal | | John Gray* Hugh McClelland | |
| Toorak | Liberal | Philip Behrend | Norman Bayles | |
| Upper Goulburn | Liberal | Michael O'Brien | Malcolm McKenzie | |
| Walhalla | Liberal | Edward Nichols | Samuel Barnes | |
| Wangaratta | Liberal | William Phillips | John Bowser | |
| Waranga | Liberal | Daniel Nagle | John Gordon | |
| Warrenheip | Labor | Edmond Hogan | William Clark | |
| Warrnambool | Liberal | Alfred Pearce | John Murray | |
| Williamstown | Labor | John Lemmon | | |