Candidates of the 1985 South Australian state election

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The 1985 South Australian state election was held on 7 December 1985.

Retiring Members[edit]

Labor[edit]

Liberal[edit]

Democrats[edit]

House of Assembly[edit]

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 Liberal candidate Democrats candidate Other candidates
Adelaide Liberal Mike Duigan Michael Wilson Christopher Wurm
Albert Park Labor Kevin Hamilton Bob MacKenzie John Malone
Alexandra Liberal John Quirke Ted Chapman David Willson Rex Tilbrook (Nat)
Baudin Labor Don Hopgood Bill Fraser D. Perrotin Mort Daly (Ind)
Bragg Liberal Phil Robins Graham Ingerson Alison Dolling
Briggs Labor Mike Rann Bernhard Buchner Anastasios Giannouklas David Whiting (Ind)
Bright Liberal Derek Robertson John Mathwin Fred Cannon
Chaffey Liberal Bill Parsons Peter Arnold Rilda Sharp
Coles Liberal Ray Rains Jennifer Adamson Sandra Nichols Aniello Carbone (Ind)
Custance Liberal Arthur Rich John Olsen John Smyth
Davenport Liberal Mark Boughey Dean Brown Kevin Angove Stan Evans (Ind Lib)
Elizabeth Independent Labor Sonia Argirov Josephine Gapper Carolyn Tan Martyn Evans (Ind Lib)
Eyre Liberal Jennie Lee Graham Gunn Jillian Polkinghorne
Fisher Liberal Philip Tyler Grant Chapman Audrey Sibly
Flinders National Terrence Krieg Arthur Whyte George Jukes Peter Blacker (Nat)
Florey Labor Bob Gregory Martin Luther Andrew Sickerdick
Gilles Labor Jack Slater Lois Bell Brian Fain
Goyder Liberal Michael Wright John Meier Rosemary Dow
Hanson Liberal Ann Pengelly Heini Becker Ian Haines
Hartley Labor Terry Groom Rilka Warbanoff Cathi Tucker-Lee
Hayward Labor June Appleby Julian Glynn John Stapledon
Henley Beach Labor Don Ferguson Bob Randall Gladys Wells Joe Rossi (Ind)
Heysen Liberal Elizabeth Harvey David Wotton Merilyn Pedrick Douglas Lindley (Nat)
Kavel Liberal Lance Jones Roger Goldsworthy Paul Reader (Ind)
Light Liberal Tony Piccolo Bruce Eastick Nicholas Wedge Eric Gerlach (Ind)
Mawson Labor Susan Lenehan Raija Havu Tim Wells
Mitcham Liberal Barbara Hughes Stephen Baker Guy Harley
Mitchell Labor Ron Payne Mark Hanckel Peter Mann
Morphett Liberal Trevor Peikert John Oswald Sue Carver
Mount Gambier Liberal Peter Humphries Harold Allison Glenn Taylor
Murray-Mallee Liberal Peter Dickson Peter Lewis Don French Gavin Doecke (Nat)
Steve Wilkinson (Ind)
Napier Labor Terry Hemmings Brenda Bates Barbara Barlow John Campbell (Ind)
Newland Liberal Di Gayler Scott Ashenden Mike Bolt
Norwood Labor Greg Crafter Sue Graham Rodney Roberts
Peake Labor Keith Plunkett Steve Peake Jeff Wild Ian Frances (Ind)
Playford Labor Terry McRae Dorothy Kotz Eileen Farmer
Price Labor Murray De Laine Jean Lawrie Don Bond
Ramsay Labor Lynn Arnold Jim Davis
Ross Smith Labor John Bannon Darryl Watson Kate Hannaford
Semaphore Independent Labor Rod Sawford Mark Laing F. Goncalves Norm Peterson (Ind Lab)
Spence Labor Roy Abbott Joe Ryan Elizabeth Sanderson
Stuart Labor Gavin Keneally Bob Smith Harm Folkers Peter Clark (Ind)
Todd Labor John Klunder Jeff Nicholas Aussie Kanck
Unley Labor Kym Mayes Denis Sheridan Barbara Boden Peter Kallas (Ind)
Victoria Liberal Bill Hender Dale Baker Roy Milne Geoff Clothier (Nat)
Walsh Labor John Trainer Lenore Triplow Helen Brasted Reece Jennings (Ind)
Whyalla Labor Frank Blevins Laurie Wilks Graham Gloede Jack Berry (NDP)
Andy Fleming (Ind)
Peter Murphy (Ind Lab)
Fred Wilson (Nat)

Legislative Council[edit]

Sitting members 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 (*). Eleven seats were up for election. Labor were defending five seats. The Liberals were defending five seats. The Democrats were defending one seat.

Labor candidates Liberal candidates Democrats candidates Nationals SA candidates CTA candidates NDP candidates Other candidates
  1. Brian Chatterton*
  2. Gordon Bruce*
  3. Barbara Wiese*
  4. Terry Roberts*
  5. Carolyn Pickles*
  6. Colleen Hutchison
  7. Brian Smith
  8. Denis Crisp
  1. Trevor Griffin*
  2. Legh Davis*
  3. Robert Ritson*
  4. Jamie Irwin*
  5. John Burdett*
  6. Sue Crew
  7. Alan Ferguson
  1. Mike Elliott*
  2. Heather Southcott
  3. Donald Chisholm
  4. Meg Lees
  5. Sandra Kanck
  6. Anthony Roberts
  1. Kevin Carter
  2. Robin Dixon-Thompson
  3. Neville Agars
  4. Donald Hunt
  1. Robert Brown
  2. William Pomery
  3. Cathryn Linedale
  4. Carl Wieland
  5. Wayne Ledger
  6. David Aitken
  7. William Wright
  1. Frances Mowling
  2. Ian Modistach

Stephen Dimitriou
Josephine Mountwinter

References[edit]

  1. ^ Jaensch, Dean. "History of South Australian Elections 1857 - 2006". State Electoral Office South Australia. Archived from the original on 2 March 2014. Retrieved 4 March 2017.
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