The 1950 South Australian state election was held on 4 March 1950.

Retiring Members

Labor

House of 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.[1]

Electorate Held by Labor candidate LCL candidate Other candidates
AdelaideLaborSam LawnBert Edwards (Ind.)
Doug Bardolph (Ind.)
W J Welsh (Ind.)
AlbertLCLMalcolm McIntosh
AlexandraLCLDavid Brookman
AngasLCLBerthold TeusnerHenry Schneider (Ind)
BurnsideLCLGeoffrey Clarke
BurraLCLEven GeorgeGeorge Hawker
ChaffeyIndependentRobert LambertClarence StoryWilliam MacGillivray (Ind)
EyreLCLArthur Christian
FlindersLCLRex Pearson
FromeLaborMick O'Halloran
GawlerLaborLeslie DuncanEldred Riggs
GlenelgLCLJohn SextonBaden Pattinson
GoodwoodLaborFrank WalshHerbert Kemp
GougerLCLArchibald RiddochRufus Goldney
GumerachaLCLThomas Playford
HindmarshLaborCyril Hutchens
LightLCLHerbert Michael
MitchamLCLCharles SmithHenry Dunks
Mount GambierIndependentJohn ShepherdsonJohn Fletcher (Ind)
MurrayLaborRichard McKenzieHector White
NewcastleLCLLeonard PiltonGeorge Jenkins
NorwoodLCLEdward SouterRoy MoirAlfred Watt (Comm)
OnkaparingaLCLFrank StanifordHoward Shannon
Port AdelaideLaborJames StephensPeter Symon (Comm)
Port PirieLaborCharles DavisCharles Emery (Ind)
Leslie Kyte (Ind)
ProspectLCLJames MarnerElder WhittleAlan Finger (Comm)
RidleyIndependentTom Stott (Ind.)
Rocky RiverLCLJames Heaslip
SemaphoreLaborHarold TappingJoseph Talbot (Ind.)
StanleyLaborCyril HasseAlexander KnappsteinPercy Quirke (Ind.)
StirlingLCLHerbert DunnWilliam Jenkins (Ind.)
StuartLaborLindsay RichesJohn Sendy (Comm)
ThebartonLaborFred Walsh
TorrensLCLHerbert BaldockShirley Jeffries
UnleyLCLLeslie WrightColin Dunnage
VictoriaLCLJim CorcoranRoy McLachlan
WallarooLaborHughie McAleesLeslie HeathSpence Crosby (Ind.)
Yorke PeninsulaLCLCecil Hincks
YoungLCLRobert Nicholls

Legislative Council

Sitting members are shown in bold text. Successful candidates are highlighted in the relevant colour and identified by an asterisk (*).

District Held by Labor candidates LCL candidates Other candidates
Central No. 12 LaborFrank Condon*
Bert Hoare*
Central No. 22 LCLA L Stuart
A W G Wright		James Sandford*
Frank Perry*
Midland2 LCLWalter Duncan*
Reginald Rudall*
Northern2 LCLRonald Loveday
C R Hannan		Lyell McEwin*
Harry Edmonds*
Southern2 LCLLes Densley*
Norman Jude*

References

  1. ↑ Jaensch, Dean. "History of South Australian Elections 1857 - 2006". State Electoral Office South Australia. Archived from the original on 2 March 2014. Retrieved 15 April 2022.
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