Candidates of the 2001 Western Australian state election explained

The 2001 Western Australian state election was held on 10 February 2001.

Retiring Members

Labor

• Ted Cunningham MLA (Girrawheen)
• Julian Grill MLA (Eyre)
• Bill Thomas MLA (Cockburn)
• Diana Warnock MLA (Perth)
• Cheryl Davenport MLC (South Metropolitan)
• Bob Thomas MLC (South West)

Liberal

• Kevin Minson MLA (Greenough)
• George Strickland MLA (Innaloo)
• Max Evans MLC (North Metropolitan)
• Muriel Patterson MLC (South West)

National

• Bob Wiese MLA (Wagin)
• Murray Montgomery MLC (South West)

Independent

• Ernie Bridge MLA (Kimberley)

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. Note that liberals for forests, while an organised group, was not in fact registered as a political party by the Western Australian Electoral Commission.

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Liberal candidate	Nationals candidate	One Nation candidate	Greens candidate	Other candidates
				Kevin Prince		Darrall Simpson	Sandy Davis	Diane Evers (LFF) John Watson (Ind)
			Doug Shave		Terry Corbett	Elizabeth Peak		Denise Brailey (Ind) John Grayden (Ind) Amanda-Sue Markham (CDP) Pam Neesham (Ind) Jamie Paterson (Dem) Janet Woollard* (LFF)
			Alannah MacTiernan			Colin Butler	Thomas Chvojka	Everald Cortis (Ind) Madeleine Goiran (CDP) John Hoare (Dem) Roger Stubbs (Ind)
		Phil Shearer	Joanne Burges		Max Trenorden	Ken Collins	Kate Elsey	Peter Morton (Ind) Stuart Smith (Ind)
				Rhonda Parker		Carl Evans	Rosalba Jeffreys	Patrick Cranley (CDP) Jason Meotti (Dem)
			Clive Brown	Ramesh Somasunderam		Sandra Vinciullo	Leanne Lewis	Jack Fox (Dem) Colleen Tapley (CDP)
			Eric Ripper			Bill Gaugg	Cliff Holdom	Richard Aguero (Dem) Brett Crook (CDP)
				Ian Osborne		Alan Giorgi	Marilyn Palmer	Alfred Bussell (Ind) Geoffrey (Ind) Ron Hellyer (Dem) Brendan Kelly (Ind) Mary Lupi (Ind)
			Fred Riebeling	Robin Vandenberg		Chris Dempsey	Scott Ryan
		Vijay Kumar		Katie Hodson-Thomas		Gary Evans	Phill Farren	Eleanor Bell (Ind) Carol Clarke (LFF) Ray Moran (CDP) Helen Van Noort (Dem)
			Marlene Anderton			Candice Heedes		Liz Constable (Ind) Christine Emerson (Dem) Mary Minorgan (CDP)
				Sandra Comley		Jerry Gier	Heather Smedley	Andrew Donaldson (Dem)
					Hilda Turnbull	Jan Hough	Peter Murphy	Frank Marciano (Ind) Andrew Williams (Ind)
		Simon Nield		Colin Barnett		Dianne Kenworthy	Steve Walker	Andrew Winchester (Dem)
		Geoff Stallard		John Day		Tom Greig	Cathrine Hall	Gail Kelly (Dem) Frank Lindsey (LFF)
		John Hughes		Arthur Marshall		Carl Dacheff	Matthew Bartley	Don Pember (Ind)
				Laurie Ayers		Neville Smith		Suzie Williams (Ind)
			Jim McGinty	Rita Scolaro		Bob Johnston		Anthony Benbow (Ind) William Hall (Dem) Fred Parker (Ind) Steve Ratcliffe (Ind)
				Bob Bloffwitch	Brendin Flanigan	Ross Paravicini		Ron Ashplant (Ind) Mark Douglas (Ind) Stephen Gyorgy (Ind) Jackie Healy (Ind) Don Rolston (Ind) Noel Sharp (Ind) Michael Walton (Ind)
				Isabelle Adams		Andy Nebro	Katherine Navarro	Jim Kerr (Dem) Keith Mynard (Ind)
		Michelle Bone			Kevin Altham	Pam McCagh		David Whitehead (Ind)
		Lorraine Allen		Rob Johnson		Sue Collins	Andrew Roy	Stuart Chapman (CDP) Eugene Hands (Ind) Clive Oliver (Dem)
				Wayne McCurry		Evelyn Grove	Emmie Lister	Mark Beaver (Ind) Graham Brown (Dem)
				Chris Baker		Jeanette Radisich	Steve Magyar	Sarah Gilfillan (Dem) Michael Mortimer (Ind) Helen Sawyer (CDP)
		Megan Anwyl				Guy Hopkins	Deborah Botica	Ian Burt (Ind) Don Green (Ind) Duncan Griffin (Ind)
				Lyne Page	Peter McCumstie	Wayne Boys	Andrei Nikulinsky	Byne Terry (Ind) Mike Wevers (Ind)
		Jon Davies		Cheryl Edwardes		Susan Mansell	Jemma Tyley	Pamela Dell (LFF) Mike Ewers (CDP) Kerry Lock (Dem)
				Roger Nicholls		Martin Suter	Beryl Francis	Don Hatch (Ind) John Smith (Ind)
			Judy Edwards	Bev Brennan		Bill Goulthorp	Corinne Glenn	Troy Ellis (Ind) Neil Gray (Ind) Michael Phillips-Ryder (Dem)
		Sharon Ivey			Hendy Cowan	John McKay	Robert Jeffreys	Don Cowan (Ind) Callum Payne (Ind)
			Michelle Roberts	Ian James		David Gunnyon	Jane Bremmer	Peter Bucknell (Ind) John Burt (Ind) Kev Cusworth (Ind) Charles Eadon-Clarke (Ind) Peter Markham (Dem)
		Margaret Lane		Dan Sullivan		Andy Konnecke	Patsie Gubler	Elizabeth Hellyer (Dem) Lyn Kearsley (Ind) Ross Slater (Ind)
				Bill McNee	Sue Metcalf	Stephen Peters	Adrian Glamorgan
		Gavin Waugh		Mike Board			Felicity McGeorge	Carole Pestana (Dem)
		Patricia Briggs		John Bradshaw		Joe Dacheff		Ian Campbell (Ind) Brian McCarthy (Ind)
		Neil Roberts		Richard Court		Bill Edgar	Elena Jeffreys	Ashley Buckle (Dem) Liz Davenport (LFF) Doug Greypower (Ind)
		Samantha Ogden		Rod Sweetman		John Cope	John Blinkhorn	Lex Fullarton (Ind) Marcus Lindsay (Dem)
			John Kobelke	Aaron Gray		Keith Anderson	Kayt Davies	Hasan Demirkol (Ind) Paul McCutcheon (Dem)
			Norm Marlborough	John Wootton		Bill Holmes	Jeff McGinniss	Alan Grafton (Ind) Lynette Lowery-Small (Ind) John Vickers (Ind) Craig Wakeford (Dem)
				Peter Boyle		John Hakesley	Su-Hsien Lee	Dave Chambers (Ind) Paul Hubbard (Dem) Roberto Jorquera (Ind) Julius Re (Ind)
		Jackie Ormsby	Mark Liedel		Gavin Ness			Larry Graham (Ind)
				Graham Kierath		Aida Konstek	Marilyn Ashton	Jamie Bekkers (Dem) Li Chen (Ind) Anita Matsen (Ind)
			Mark McGowan	Jodie Payne		Maz Fiannaca	Monique Keel	Gordon Heyes (Ind) Dean Richter (Dem)
		Steve Boni			Ross Ainsworth	Bob Hodgkinson		Steve Leeder (Ind)
				Fred Tubby		Bill Cox	Margo Beilby	Gaye Cranfield (Dem) Bill Love (Ind) Craig Watson (CDP)
		Daniel Smith	Andrew Murfin			Paul Smith		Claire Allison (Ind) Phillip Pendal* (Ind) Mark Reynolds (Dem)
				Monica Holmes		Peter Hopkins	Luke Edmonds	Dean Craig (Dem) Roger Davenport (Ind) John Parker (Ind) Michelle Shave (CDP)
		Ian Bishop			Monty House	Darius Crowe		Ken Drummond (Ind)
				June van de Klashorst		Ian Whittaker	Sharon Davies	Michael Barrett (Dem) John Daw (LFF)
			Sheila McHale	Julie Brown		Kevin Koevort	Tina McVicar	Stephen Crabbe (Dem) Terry Ryan (CDP) Anwar Sayed (Ind)
		Ross Brommell		Bernie Masters	Beryle Morgan	Patricia Embry	Bill Franssen	John Partridge (Dem)
			Geoff Gallop	Sandra Brown		Peter David	Juanita Miller	Andrew Fox (Ind) Collin Mullane (Dem)
		Allison Madson				Henk Meydam	Stewart Jackson	Jean Robinson (Ind)
				Iain MacLean		Ron Holt	Miguel Castillo	Eric Couzens (Ind) Dave Fort (Ind) Patti Lock (Dem)
		Veronica Keating		Paul Omodei		Tony Drake	Peter Lane	Chris Davies (LFF) Allan Martin (Ind) Hayden Rice (Ind)
			Alan Carpenter	Nerina Lewis		Warren Higgs	Diannah Johnston	Florence Evans (Dem)
				Kim Hames		James Ring	Heather Aquilina	Aaron Hewett (Dem) Ron Samuel (Ind) Penny Searle (Ind)

Legislative Council

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 (*).

Agricultural

Five seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending one seat. The Liberal Party was defending two seats. The National Party was defending two seats.

Labor candidates	Liberal candidates	National candidates	One Nation candidates	Greens candidates	Democrats candidates
valign=top	Kim Chance Dale Piercey Kelly Shay Cathryn Backer	valign=top	Bruce Donaldson Murray Nixon Stuart Adams Brian Reading Margaret Rowe	valign=top	Murray Criddle Dexter Davies Geoff Gill Chris Nelson Allan Marshall Gavin Davis	valign=top	Frank Hough Ron McLean Leonard Hamersley	valign=top	Dee Margetts Kate Davis	valign=top	Marilyn Rock Malcolm McKercher
Independent candidates	Ungrouped candidates
valign=top	A. E. Harvey Malcolm Talbot	valign=top	Ramon Kennedy	valign=top		valign=top		valign=top		valign=top

East Metropolitan

Five seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending two seats. The Liberal Party was defending two seats. The Australian Democrats were defending one seat.

Labor candidates	Liberal candidates	One Nation candidates	Greens candidates	Democrats candidates	CDP candidates
valign=top	Nick Griffiths Ljiljanna Ravlich Louise Pratt John Carruthers Brad George Emiliano Barzotto	valign=top	Peter Foss Derrick Tomlinson Bill Munro Deborah Hopper Ken Shephard	valign=top	Robin Scott Marye Daniels	valign=top	Lee Bell Alison Xamon	valign=top	Norm Kelly Julie Ward	valign=top	Gerard Goiran Derk Gans
Independent candidates		Ungrouped candidates
valign=top	Megan Kirwan Simon Makin	valign=top	Alan Bateson Linda Bateson	valign=top	Joan Torr Tom Hoyer John Tucak	valign=top		valign=top		valign=top

Mining and Pastoral

Five seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending three seats. The Liberal Party was defending two seats.

Labor candidates	Liberal candidates	National candidates	One Nation candidates	Greens candidates	Democrats candidates
valign=top	Tom Stephens Jon Ford Kevin Leahy Liz Tassell Margaret Vincent Mike Anderton	valign=top	Norman Moore Greg Smith Isabelle Scott Ken Baston John Fawcett	valign=top	Dudley Maslen Paul Ausburn Peter Kneebone	valign=top	John Fischer Wayne Trembath Irene Wyborn	valign=top	Robin Chapple Scott Ludlam	valign=top	Don Hoddy Pam Heald
Independent candidates		Ungrouped candidates
valign=top	Mark Nevill Randy Spargo Janenell Sibosado	valign=top	Tom Helm Diane Mills	valign=top	Vin Cooper Murray Kennedy	valign=top		valign=top		valign=top

North Metropolitan

Seven seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending two seats. The Liberal Party was defending three seats. The Australian Democrats were defending one seat. The Greens WA were defending one seat.

Labor candidates	Liberal candidates	One Nation candidates	Greens candidates	Democrats candidates	CDP candidates
valign=top	Ed Dermer Ken Travers Graham Giffard Batong Pham Roslyn Harley Andrew Waddell	valign=top	George Cash Ray Halligan Alan Cadby Peter Collier Michael Sutherland Andre Shannon Alan Carstairs	valign=top	Gerry Kenworthy Leeann Hopkins	valign=top	Giz Watson Cameron Poustie Brenda Roy	valign=top	Helen Hodgson Tim Law	valign=top	Dwight Randall Brian Peachey
Independent candidates		Ungrouped candidates
valign=top	Ismail Fredericks Sam Basri	valign=top	Michael Whiteside Ismail Julius	valign=top	Audrey Anderson Bronislaw Tabaczynski David Berry	valign=top		valign=top		valign=top

South Metropolitan

Five seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending two seats. The Liberal Party was defending two seats. The Greens WA were defending one seat.

South West

Seven seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending two seats. The Liberal Party was defending three seats. The National Party was defending one seat. The Greens WA were defending one seat.

See also

• Members of the Western Australian Legislative Assembly, 1996–2001
• Members of the Western Australian Legislative Assembly, 2001–2005
• Members of the Western Australian Legislative Council, 1997–2001
• Members of the Western Australian Legislative Council, 2001–2005
• 2001 Western Australian state election

References

• Voting by District - Psephos, Adam Carr's Election Archive
• Voting by Region - Psephos, Adam Carr's Election Archive