1993 Western Australian state election


Elections were held in the state of Western Australia on 6 February 1993 to elect all 57 members to the Legislative Assembly and all 34 members to the Legislative Council. The three-term Labor government, led by Premier Dr Carmen Lawrence since 12 February 1990, was defeated by the Liberal–National coalition, led by Opposition Leader Richard Court since 12 May 1992.

Seats changing parties

Post-election pendulum

Liberal/National seats ---
Marginal---
MurrayArthur MarshallLIB1.3%
WannerooWayde SmithLIB1.3%
DianellaKim HamesLIB1.4%
BunburyIan OsborneLIB1.6%
RoleystoneFred TubbyLIB4.0%
Swan HillsJune van de KlashorstLIB4.6%
CollieHilda TurnbullNAT5.5%
MooreBill McNeeLIB5.8% v NAT
Fairly safe---
WhitfordRob JohnsonLIB6.1%
ScarboroughGeorge StricklandLIB6.2%
MandurahRoger NichollsLIB8.6%
GeraldtonBob BloffwitchLIB9.6%
Safe---
AlbanyKevin PrinceLIB10.0%
MelvilleDoug ShaveLIB10.3%
RivertonGraham KierathLIB10.5%
KingsleyCheryl EdwardesLIB12.8%
South PerthPhillip PendalLIB13.2% v IND
MerredinHendy CowanNAT15.6% v LIB
JandakotMike BoardLIB15.9%
AvonMax TrenordenNAT16.0%
WellingtonJohn BradshawLIB17.2%
Darling RangeJohn DayLIB18.3%
RoeRoss AinsworthNAT18.6% v LIB
WarrenPaul OmodeiLIB19.9%
MarmionJim ClarkoLIB20.4%
NedlandsRichard CourtLIB20.7%
CottesloeColin BarnettLIB21.2%
VasseBarry BlaikieLIB21.2%
ApplecrossRichard LewisLIB21.3%
GreenoughKevin MinsonLIB22.9%
StirlingMonty HouseNAT25.3% v LIB
WaginBob WieseNAT27.7% v LIB