The 1921 Western Australian state election was held on 12 March 1921.
Retiring Members
Nationalist
Thomas Duff (MLA) Claremont John Veryard (MLA) Leederville Robert Pilkington (MLA) Perth William Nairn (MLA) Swan
Country
James Gardiner (MLA) Irwin Harry Griffiths (MLA) York
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 candidate Nationalist candidate Country candidate National Labor candidate Other candidates Albany Country Arthur Wansbrough John Scaddan Avon Country Steven Donovan Tom Harrison Alma McCorry (Ind. Country)Beverley Country Frank Broun Boulder Labor Philip Collier James Rogers Brown Hill-Ivanhoe Labor John Lutey James Reed Bunbury Nationalist Frederick Withers Griffin Money Canning Nationalist Alexander Clydesdale Robert Robinson Ada Butler (Independent) Duncan Munro (Independent)Claremont Nationalist George Dennis John Thomson* Karl Drake-Brockman William Montgomery William Rolfe Ada Bromham (Independent)Collie Labor Arthur Wilson Coolgardie Labor George Lambert Peter Wedd William Faahan (Independent)Cue Labor Thomas Chesson George Ellemor East Perth Nationalist Jack Simons Charles Heppingstone John Hardwick William Henderson Thomas Ferguson Forrest Labor Peter O'Loghlen Fremantle Labor Walter Jones Frank Gibson* Joseph Allen Gascoyne Country George Jones Edward Angelo Edmund Holden (Independent)Geraldton Labor John Willcock Ebenezer Bartlett Greenough Country Patrick Moy Henry Maley Guildford National Labor William Johnson Joseph Davies* Henry Berry Hannans Labor Selby Munsie Walter Openshaw Irwin Country Charles Maley* William Mitchell Henry Carson Frederick Gill Edward Lang Henry Carr William Clarke (Independent)Kalgoorlie Labor Albert Green Charles Cutbush Walter Close John Boyland (Ind. Nationalist)Kanowna Labor Thomas Walker Frederick Campbell Katanning Country Washington Mather Alec Thomson Kimberley Country Charles Cornish Michael Durack William Willesee (Independent)Leederville Nationalist Harry Millington Lionel Carter* Fred Gulley John Selby John Slocombe Herman Lehmann (Ind. Labor)Menzies National Labor Edward Gaynor John Mullany Moore Country James Denton* Henry Lefroy Victor Spencer Mount Leonora Labor Thomas Heron Sydney Fowler Mount Magnet Labor Michael Troy William Woodgate Louis Dewar Mount Margaret National Labor George Taylor Murchison Labor William Marshall Joseph Bryant James Chesson Murray-Wellington Nationalist William George James Paterson Caleb Joyce (Independent) Nelson Country Thomas Ryan Francis Willmott John Smith (Ind. Country)North Perth Nationalist Ted Needham James Smith North-East Fremantle Labor William Angwin Northam Nationalist Louis Grieve James Mitchell Perth Nationalist Herbert Swan Harry Mann Percy Brunton (Independent) Thomas Molloy (Independent) Pilbara Independent Arthur Edwards Henry Underwood (Independent)Pingelly Country Henry Hickmott* Harrie Seward Harry Gayfer Roebourne Nationalist Thomas Daley Frederick Teesdale Richard Hancock (Independent)South Fremantle Ind. Labor Alick McCallum William Watson Samuel Rocke (Ind. Labor)Subiaco Nationalist Arthur Ramsbottom Samuel Brown Walter Richardson Sussex Country George Barnard Valentine Mitchell William Pickering* Benjamin Prowse Arthur Heppingstone Walter Finlayson (Independent)Swan Nationalist John Holman Caryl Molyneux Fred Serisier Richard Sampson* George Wilson Nell Dungey (Independent)https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/27955673Toodyay Country Alfred Piesse Henry Clarkson (Ind. Country)Wagin Country Sydney Stubbs* John Gettingby West Perth Nationalist Edith Cowan* Thomas Draper Eben Allen Williams-Narrogin Country Bertie Johnston Yilgarn National Labor Edwin Corboy Maurice Solomon Charles Hudson York Country Charles Latham* William Burges
See also Members of the Western Australian Legislative Assembly, 1917–1921 Members of the Western Australian Legislative Assembly, 1921–1924 Results of the 1921 Western Australian state election (Legislative Assembly) 1921 Western Australian state election
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