Candidates of the 1970 South Australian state election

The 1970 South Australian state election was held on 30 May 1970.

Retiring Members

Labor

Liberal and Country

Independent

Tom Stott, MHA (Ridley)

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

Adelaide	Labor	Sam Lawn	Raymond Kidney	Elliott Johnston (Comm)
Albert Park	Labor	Charles Harrison	Valentine Dignum
Alexandra	LCL	Kenneth Jared	David Brookman	Lester James (Ind)
Ascot Park	Labor	Geoff Virgo	Maurice Senior
Bragg	LCL	Andrew Mack	David Tonkin
Brighton	Labor	Hugh Hudson	Trevor Griffin	Ted Farrell (DLP)
Chaffey	LCL	Reg Curren	Peter Arnold	Geoffrey Blight (Nat) Patrick Barry (Ind)
Coles	Labor	Len King	Graeme Sargent	Gordon Kimpton (DLP)
Davenport	LCL	Anne Levy	Joyce Steele
Elizabeth	Labor	John Clark	Brian Marsden	Thomas Keyes (Soc. Credit)
Eyre	LCL	Peter Kennedy	Graham Gunn	Darrell Gillings (Nat)
Fisher	LCL	Murty Conlon	Stan Evans	Valerie Lillington (Ind)
Flinders	LCL	Neville Cowan	John Carnie	Douglas Barnes (DLP)
Florey	Labor	Charles Wells	Anthony Deane-Shaw
Frome	LCL	Gerard Casanova	Ernest Allen	John McMahon (DLP)
Gilles	Labor	Jack Slater	Donald Glazbrook
Glenelg	LCL	Alan Sexton	John Mathwin	Mark Posa (DLP)
Gouger	LCL	Lloyd Hughes	Steele Hall	Ronald Crosby (Nat)
Goyder	LCL	Robert Honner	James Ferguson	Francis McIntyre (Nat)
Hanson	LCL	Brian Smith	Heini Becker
Henley Beach	Labor	Glen Broomhill	Alwyn Whiteford
Heysen	LCL	Charles Greeneklee	William McAnaney
Kavel	LCL		Roger Goldsworthy	Elmore Schulz (Nat)
Light	LCL	Brian Chatterton	Bruce Eastick	Eric Gerlach (Ind)
Mallee	LCL	Roland Telfer	Bill Nankivell	John Petch (Nat)
Mawson	Labor	Don Hopgood	Leslie Scott
Millicent	Labor	Des Corcoran	Brian O'Connor
Mitcham	LCL	Ronald Lock	Robin Millhouse
Mitchell	Labor	Ron Payne	Stephen Baker
Mount Gambier	Labor	Allan Burdon	David Rogers	Graeme Gilbertson (Ind)
Murray	LCL	Gabe Bywaters	Ivon Wardle	Terence Critchley (DLP) Clarence Tucker (Ind)
Norwood	Labor	Don Dunstan	Keith Bowman	Kevin Bourne-McRae (DLP) William Hann (Ind)
Peake	Labor	Don Simmons	Richard Leeton
Pirie	Labor	Dave McKee	John Bailey
Playford	Labor	Terry McRae	Lloyd Duffield	Frank Lawrence (Soc. Credit)
Price	Labor	John Ryan	John Dyer
Rocky River	LCL	Nathan Smith	Howard Venning	Jack Groves (Nat)
Ross Smith	Labor	Jack Jennings	Frank Forwood	Roy Amer (Ind)
Salisbury	Labor	Reg Groth	Colin De Vos	Philip Hobbs (Soc. Credit)
Semaphore	Labor	Reg Hurst	Reginald Appelkamp
Spence	Labor	Ernie Crimes	Frank Rieck
Stuart	Labor	Gavin Keneally	Richard Mould
Tea Tree Gully	Labor	Molly Byrne	William Brassington
Torrens	Labor	Mark Harrison	John Coumbe	Gary Lockwood (DLP)
Unley	Labor	Gil Langley	Kevin Borick	George Basisovs (DLP)
Victoria	LCL	Eileen Bennett	Allan Rodda	Leonard Roberts (Nat)
Whyalla	Labor	Max Brown	Lesley Nicolson	Charles Ryan (Ind) Hugh James (Ind)

References

^ Jaensch, Dean. "History of South Australian Elections 1857 - 2006". State Electoral Office South Australia. Archived from the original on 2 March 2014. Retrieved 19 October 2019.

[1] Jaensch, Dean. "History of South Australian Elections 1857 - 2006". State Electoral Office South Australia. Archived from the original on 2 March 2014. Retrieved 19 October 2019.

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