The 1920 Victorian state election was held on 21 October 1920.
Retiring Members
Nationalist Norman Bayles MLA (Toorak) Malcolm McKenzie MLA (Upper Goulburn) Agar Wynne MLA (St Kilda)
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 Nationalist candidates VFU candidates Other candidates Abbotsford Labor Gordon Webber Albert Park Labor Arthur Wallace James Morris (Ind)Allandale Nationalist Sir Alexander Peacock Ballarat East Nationalist Walter Dalton Robert McGregor Ballarat West Nationalist Matthew Baird Charles Brind (Ind Nat)Barwon Nationalist Duncan McLennan Herbert Lumb Edward Morley (Ind Nat)Benalla Nationalist Robert Lewers John Carlisle Benambra Nationalist Henry Beardmore Edward Clutterbuck (Ind Nat)Bendigo East Labor Luke Clough Edwin Ham Bendigo West Nationalist Thomas Jude David Smith David Andrew (Ind)Boroondara Nationalist William Wilcock Edmund Greenwood* George Palmer Borung Nationalist William Hutchinson David Allison Brighton Nationalist Oswald Snowball Robert Stephenson (Ind Nat)Brunswick Labor James Jewell Albert Batley Bulla Nationalist Andrew Robertson Michael McGuinness Carlton Labor Robert Solly Castlemaine and Maldon Nationalist Christopher Bennett Harry Lawson Collingwood Labor Thomas McAllen Harry Evans Martin Hannah (Ind Lab)Dalhousie Nationalist Allan Cameron Thomas Paterson Robert Mitchell (Ind Nat)Dandenong Nationalist Roy Beardsworth Frank Groves Peter Gleeson Daylesford Nationalist Donald McLeod Henry Taylor (Ind Nat)Dundas Labor Bill Slater William Nankervis Eaglehawk Labor Tom Tunnecliffe William Watkins Albert Dunstan East Melbourne Nationalist Michael Collins Alfred Farthing* George Kemp Essendon Nationalist Joseph Murphy Thomas Ryan Evelyn Nationalist Arthur Jones William Everard* James Rouget William Williams Fitzroy Labor John Billson Albert Fraser Flemington Labor Edward Warde Geelong Nationalist William Brownbill Robert Purnell Gippsland East Nationalist Thomas Rickards James Cameron Albert Lind Gippsland North Nationalist James McLachlan Anthony Brennan (Ind)Gippsland South Nationalist Thomas Livingston Thomas McGalliard Gippsland West Nationalist John Mackey Glenelg Nationalist William Thomas Hugh Campbell William Williamson Goulburn Valley Nationalist John Mitchell Murray Bourchier Grenville VFU James Scullin David Gibson Gunbower Nationalist Henry Angus William McCann Hampden Nationalist David Oman George Hucker Hawthorn Nationalist William McPherson* Charles Smith Cecil Brack (Ind Nat)Jika Jika Labor John Cain Arthur May Kara Kara Nationalist John Pennington John Hall Korong VFU Charles Kelly Isaac Weaver Lowan Nationalist James Menzies Marcus Wettenhall Maryborough Nationalist George Frost Alfred Outtrim Robert Laidlaw Melbourne Labor Alexander Rogers Alfred Buchanan Mornington Nationalist Arthur Leadbeater Alfred Downward North Melbourne Labor George Prendergast Henry Raphael Ovens Nationalist Alfred Billson Polwarth Nationalist John Linahan James McDonald John Black Port Fairy Labor Henry Bailey Port Melbourne Labor James Murphy Owen Sinclair (Ind)Prahran Nationalist Alexander Parker Donald Mackinnon Richmond Labor Ted Cotter Rodney VFU William Thwaites John Allan St Kilda Nationalist Walter Gorman Henry Barnet Frederic Eggleston* Alban Morley Anthony O'Dwyer Albert Sculthorpe Stawell and Ararat Nationalist Francis Brophy Richard Toutcher Swan Hill VFU Frank Hughes Francis Old Toorak Nationalist Victor Stout Stanley Argyle* Sir James Barrett Alfred Darroch Upper Goulburn Nationalist Christopher Gleeson William Whiting Edwin Mackrell Walhalla Nationalist Richard Bowers Samuel Barnes Wangaratta Nationalist John Bowser Waranga Nationalist Thomas McKendrick John Gordon Warrenheip Labor Edmond Hogan Warrnambool Nationalist George Heather James Deany John Clark Williamstown Labor John Lemmon
See also 1919 Victorian Legislative Council election
References
Psephos - Adam Carr's Election Archive