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This is a list of candidates for the 2013 Western Australian state election. The election was held on 9 March 2013.

Redistribution and seat changes

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Retiring MPs

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Labor

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Liberal

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National

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Independent

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Legislative Assembly

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Incumbent members are shown in bold text. Successful candidates are highlighted in the relevant colour.

Electorate Held by Labor candidate Liberal candidate National candidate Greens candidate Christians candidate Other candidates
Albany Labor Peter Watson Trevor Cosh Robert Sutton Diane Evers Hans Vermeulen Barry Critchison (FFP)
Alfred Cove Independent David Houston Dean Nalder Ros Harman Estelle Gom (-)
Janet Woollard (Ind)
Armadale Labor Tony Buti Katherine Webster Damon Pages-Oliver Jamie van Burgel
Balcatta Labor Janet Pettigrew Chris Hatton Sheridan Young Peter Dodd Lesley Croll (FFP)
Mubarak Kim Kidima (Ind)
Joe Ruzzi (Ind)
Bassendean Labor Dave Kelly Bob Brown Jennie Carter Paul Mewhor
Bateman Liberal Rob Chasland Matt Taylor Rebecca Leighton
Belmont Labor Cassie Rowe Glenys Godfrey Steve Wolff Steve Klomp
Bunbury Liberal Karen Steele John Castrilli James Forsyth Mitchella Hutchins Edward Dabrowski Lui Alfa Canedoli (Ind)
Linda Rose (FFP)
Butler Labor John Quigley Linda Aitken Thomas Webster Steven Leeder
Cannington Labor Bill Johnston Jesse Jacobs Christine Cunningham Mark Harrington (Ind)
Carine Liberal Sharon Webb Tony Krsticevic Nathalie Cattaneo Rick Davey
Central Wheatbelt National John Watters Stephen Strange Mia Davies Tricia Walters Bob Adair Gerald Sturman (Ind)
Churchlands Independent Patrick Ashforth Sean L'Estrange Cameron Pidgeon Pat Seymour Jim Bivoltsis (Ind)
Wayne Monks (Ind)
Elizabeth Re (Ind)
Cockburn Labor Fran Logan Don Barrett Shannon Hewitt Derek Rosborough (Ind)
Collie-Preston Labor Mick Murray Jaimee Motion Peter Hutchinson Kingsley Gibson Alice Harper (FFP)
Clinton Knop (-)
Cottesloe Liberal Emma Williams Colin Barnett Greg Boland Neil Fearis Kevin Morgan (Ind)
Darling Range Liberal Barry Urban Tony Simpson Denise Hardie Madeleine Goiran
Dawesville Liberal Fred Riebeling Kim Hames Bryn Butler Patricia Armstrong Brenton Baker (FFP)
Dave Schumacher (Ind)
Eyre Liberal Greg Smith Graham Jacobs Colin de Grussa Giorgia Johnson Brett Hilton
Forrestfield Labor Andrew Waddell Nathan Morton Peter Burrell Troy Eikelboom Mike Munro (FFP)
Fremantle Greens Simone McGurk Matthew Hanssen Andrew Sullivan Sanna Andrew (-)
Adele Carles (Ind)
Jan ter Horst (Ind)
Geraldton Liberal Kathryn Mannion Ian Blayney Shane Van Styn Paul Connolly Carmen Burdett
Girrawheen Labor Margaret Quirk John Halligan Saba Kafami Mel Davey Che Tam Nguyen (FFP)
Gosnells Labor Chris Tallentire David Goode Luke Edmonds Mark Staer Debbie Butler (Ind)
Chris Fernandez (Ind)
Hillarys Liberal Sam Thomas Rob Johnson Adam Collins Michael Ford
Jandakot Liberal Klara Andric Joe Francis John Haynes
Joondalup Labor Tony O'Gorman Jan Norberger Brittany Young Geoff McDavitt
Kalamunda Liberal Mick Wainwright John Day Toni Warden Hannah Williams Greg Ross (Ind)
Geoff Stallard (Ind)
Kalgoorlie Independent Terrence Winner Melissa Price Wendy Duncan Tim Hall Ross Paterson
Kimberley Labor Josie Farrer Jenny Bloom Michele Pucci Chris Maher Craig Simons Rod Ogilvie (Ind)
Kingsley Liberal Brian Corr Andrea Mitchell Diana MacTiernan Sophie Ann Mason
Kwinana Labor Roger Cook John Jamieson Iwan Boskamp Stephen Wardell-Johnson Carol Adams (Ind)
Mandurah Labor David Templeman Tony Solin Jake Ash Chilla Bulbeck Charles Bryant (Ind)
John Hughes (Ind)
Andrew Newhouse (FFP)
Maylands Labor Lisa Baker Sylvan Albert Dee O'Neill Paul Madden
Midland Labor Michelle Roberts Daniel Parasiliti Pippa Tandy Isaac Moran
Mirrabooka Labor Janine Freeman Andrea Creado Mark Cooper Lois Host
Moore National Peter Johnson Chris Wilkins Shane Love Dee Margetts Wes Porter
Morley Labor Reece Whitby Ian Britza Sally Palmer Ross Fraser Greg Halls (FFP)
Mount Lawley Liberal Bob Kucera Michael Sutherland Tim Clifford Paul Connelly Dave Bolt (FFP)
Murray-Wellington Liberal David Scaife Murray Cowper Michael Rose Deni Fuller Laurie Fuller (FFP)
Norm Heslington (Ind)
Nedlands Liberal Tony Walker Bill Marmion George Crisp Gail Forder Max Hipkins (Ind)
North West Central National Jennifer Shelton Tami Maitre Vince Catania Des Pike Andrew Eddison
Ocean Reef Liberal Philippa Taylor Albert Jacob Mary O'Byrne Lyn Kennedy Aliné Croll (FFP)
Perth Labor John Hyde Eleni Evangel Jonathan Hallett Kevin Host Farida Iqbal (-)
Pilbara Labor Kelly Howlett George Levissianos Brendon Grylls Julie Matheson Bruce Richards Brent McKenna (Ind)
Riverton Liberal Hannah Beazley Mike Nahan Marcus Atkinson Joe Delle Donne (Ind)
Rockingham Labor Mark McGowan Matthew Pollock Dawn Jecks John Wieske Matthew Whitfield (Ind)
Scarborough Liberal Eddie Lennie Liza Harvey Judith Cullity Bruce Olsen
South Perth Liberal Dustin Rafferty John McGrath Peter Best David Mangini (Ind)
Southern River Liberal Susy Thomas Peter Abetz Kate Gnanapragasam Damian Posthuma
Swan Hills Liberal Ian Radisich Frank Alban Dominique Lieb John Tapley Kyran Sharrin (FFP)
Vasse Liberal Lee Edmundson Troy Buswell James Wishart Michael Baldock Bernie Masters (Ind)
Gary Norden (Ind)
Julie Westbrook (FFP)
Victoria Park Labor Ben Wyatt Haider Zaman Sarah Newbold
Wagin National Josh Stokes Phillip Blight Terry Waldron Shirley Collins Jacky Young
Wanneroo Liberal Brett Treby Paul Miles Rob Phillips Meg Birch Moyna Rapp (FFP)
Warnbro Labor Paul Papalia Joel Marks Jordon Steele-John
Warren-Blackwood National John Thorpe Ray Colyer Terry Redman Nerilee Boshammer Phillip Douglass (FFP)
Kim Redman (-)
Louie Scibilia (Ind)
West Swan Labor Rita Saffioti Natasha Cheung Peter Leam Esther Wieske
Willagee Labor Peter Tinley Samuel Piipponen Alisha Ryans-Taylor Wayne D. Shortland (Ind)
Teresa van Lieshout (Ind)
Sam Wainwright (-)

Legislative Council

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Six candidates are elected in each region. Incumbent members in are shown in bold text. Tickets that elected at least one MLC are highlighted in the relevant colour. Successful candidates are identified by an asterisk (*).

Agricultural Region

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Labor candidates Liberal candidates National candidates Greens candidates Christians candidates Family First candidates
  1. Darren West*
  2. Matt Benson-Lidholm
  3. Judy Riggs
  4. Sheila Mills
  5. Bob Somerville
  6. Graeme McBeath
  1. Jim Chown*
  2. Brian Ellis*
  3. Steve Martin
  4. Alan McFarland
  5. Sarah Panizza
  6. James McLagan
  1. Martin Aldridge*
  2. Paul Brown*
  3. Jill Sounness
  4. Cathie Bowen
  5. Rosalba Butterworth
  1. Andrew Huntley
  2. Sarah Nielsen-Harvey
  1. Trevor Young
  2. Lachlan Dunjey
  1. Peter Custers
  2. Steven Fuhrmann
Shooters candidates Group C candidates Group E candidates Group G candidates Group H candidates Group L candidates
  1. Rick Mazza*
  2. Ray Hull
  1. Max Trenorden
  2. Philip Gardiner
  3. Bill Cowan
  4. Rob Kestel
  5. Lindsay Tuckwell
  1. Anthony Fels
  2. Felly Chandra
  1. Peter Swift
  2. Rod Davis
  1. Anne-Marie Copeland
  2. Ian James
  3. Darrell Boase
  1. Osama Rifai
  2. Yaebiyo Araya
Ungrouped candidates

Tony Bozich
Gregory Kenney

East Metropolitan Region

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Labor candidates Liberal candidates Greens candidates Christians candidates Family First candidates Shooters candidates
  1. Alanna Clohesy*
  2. Samantha Rowe*
  3. Amber-Jade Sanderson*
  4. Bill Leadbetter
  5. Michelle O'Driscoll
  6. Andy Smith
  1. Helen Morton*
  2. Donna Faragher*
  3. Alyssa Hayden*
  4. Caroline Preuss
  5. Darryl Trease
  6. Jessica Thorpe-Gudgeon
  1. Alison Xamon
  2. Glenice Smith
  3. David Bromfield
  1. Dwight Randall
  2. David Kingston
  1. Paul Barrett
  2. Nathan Clifford
  1. Michael Georgiou
  2. Grant Cooper
Ungrouped candidates

Chung Tu
Tom Hoyer
Joe Nardizzi

Mining and Pastoral Region

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Labor candidates Liberal candidates National candidates Greens candidates Christians candidates Family First candidates
  1. Stephen Dawson*
  2. Jim Murie
  3. Shane Hill
  4. Jon Ford
  5. Linda Morich
  6. Renee Portland
  1. Ken Baston*
  2. Mark Lewis*
  3. Eden Coad
  4. Ross Wood
  5. Ross Beckett
  1. Jacqui Boydell*
  2. Dave Grills*
  3. John McCourt
  4. David Eagles
  5. Adrian Hatwell
  6. Cale Hill
  1. Robin Chapple*
  2. Kado Muir
  1. Roger Mansell
  2. Mike Walsh
  1. Ian Rose
  2. Cedric Harper
Shooters candidates Ungrouped candidates
  1. John Parkes
  2. Stefan Colagiuri

Frank Bertola

North Metropolitan Region

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Labor candidates Liberal candidates Greens candidates Christians candidates Family First candidates Shooters candidates
  1. Ken Travers*
  2. Ljiljanna Ravlich*
  3. Martin Pritchard
  4. Laine McDonald
  5. Sarah Seymour
  6. Rebeka Marton
  1. Peter Collier*
  2. Michael Mischin*
  3. Liz Behjat*
  4. Peter Katsambanis*
  5. Elise Irwin
  6. Paul Collins
  1. Cameron Poustie
  2. Rebecca Brown
  3. Heather Aquilina
  1. Ray Moran
  2. Rudy Labordus
  1. Henry Heng
  2. Douglas Croker
  1. Paul Bedford
  2. D'arne Stubbs
Ungrouped candidates

Noel Avery
Angela Smith
Douglas Thorp
Michael Tucak

South Metropolitan Region

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Labor candidates Liberal candidates Greens candidates Christians candidates Family First candidates Shooters candidates
  1. Sue Ellery*
  2. Kate Doust*
  3. Anne Wood
  4. Dominic Rose
  5. Sharon Thiel
  6. Sandy Bird
  1. Simon O'Brien*
  2. Nick Goiran*
  3. Phil Edman*
  4. Gabriel Moens
  5. Michelle Jack
  1. Lynn MacLaren*
  2. Tammy Solonec
  3. Jean Jenkins
  1. Bob Burdett
  2. Ka-ren Chew
  1. Jim McCourt
  2. Steve Bolt
  1. Ian Blevin
  2. Michael Glover
Ungrouped candidates

John Tucak
Keith Wilson
Jim Grayden

South West Region

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Labor candidates Liberal candidates National candidates Greens candidates Christians candidates Family First candidates
  1. Sally Talbot*
  2. Adele Farina*
  3. John Mondy
  4. Ian Bishop
  5. Aaron Dean
  6. Pearl Lim
  1. Robyn McSweeney*
  2. Nigel Hallett*
  3. Barry House*
  4. Ian Morison
  5. Paul Fitzpatrick
  6. Michelle Steck
  1. Colin Holt*
  2. Sam Harma
  3. Dudley Greathead
  1. Giz Watson
  2. Hsien Harper
  1. Justin Moseley
  2. Tim Schoof
  1. Bev Custers
  2. David Bolt
Shooters candidates Group D candidates Ungrouped candidates
  1. Daniel Strijk
  2. Mark Mazza
  1. Nataporn Sri-Innop Ross
  2. Janet Grogan

Don Hyland

Unregistered parties and groups

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Notes

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  1. ^ Green, Antony. "2011 Redistribution". ABC Elections.
  2. ^ a b c d "Woodhams retiring from politics". Au.news.yahoo.com. 4 April 2012. Retrieved 29 December 2012.
  3. ^ Mills, Vanessa (15 November 2012). "Carol Martin farewells parliamentary life". Abc.net.au. Retrieved 29 December 2012.
  4. ^ "Whitely bids for Senate in challenge to Bullock". ABC News. Abc.net.au. 23 July 2012. Retrieved 29 December 2012.
  5. ^ "Labor man slams Senate as 'unionists' retirement home' | The Australian". Archived from the original on 29 July 2012.
  6. ^ "Labor puts pressure on older MPs to retire". ABC News. Abc.net.au. 3 January 2012. Retrieved 29 December 2012.
  7. ^ "Port Hedland mayor to take on Grylls". Archived from the original on 9 February 2013. Retrieved 1 January 2013.
  8. ^ Courtney Trenwith (1 February 2012). "Father Of WA Politics Norman Moore To Retire". Watoday.com.au. Retrieved 29 December 2012.
  9. ^ "Kalgoorlie MP Bowler retires from politics". Au.news.yahoo.com. 1 November 2012. Retrieved 29 December 2012.
  10. ^ "Retiring MP Constable not bitter about dumping". ABC News. Abc.net.au. 16 October 2012. Retrieved 29 December 2012.
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