Electoral district of Hawkesbury

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Location in New South Wales

Location in New South Wales

Hawkesbury is an electoral district of the Legislative Assembly in the Australian state of New South Wales. It was represented by Steven Pringle, formerly of the Liberal Party of Australia, who contested the 2007 election as an independent but was defeated by Ray Williams of the Liberal Party of Australia.

Member	Party affiliation	Period
John Darvall	Independent	1859-1860
William Piddington	Independent	1859-1877
James Cunneen	Independent	1860-1869
Henry Moses	Independent	1869-1880
Alexander Bowman	Independent	1877-1882
Henry McQuade	Independent	1882-1885
Alexander Bowman	Independent	1885-1892
Sydney Burdekin	Independent	1892-1894
William Morgan	Independent	1894-1901
Brinsley Hall	Progressive Party/Commonwealth Liberal Party	1901-1917
Robert Walker	Commonwealth Liberal Party/Nationalist Party of Australia	1917-1920
Robert Walker	Nationalist Party of Australia	1927-1932
Ronald Walker	United Australia Party	1932-1941
Francis Finnan	Australian Labor Party	1941-1950
Bernard Deane	Liberal Party	1950-1972
Kevin Rozzoli	Liberal Party	1973-2003
Steven Pringle	Liberal Party/Independent	2003-2007
Ray Williams	Liberal Party	2007-present

Hawkesbury Electoral District. New South Wales Electoral Commission. Retrieved on 2007-01-24.
State Electoral District - Hawkesbury Results 2003. New South Wales Electoral Commission. Retrieved on 2007-01-24.
State Electoral District - Hawkesbury Results 1999. New South Wales Electoral Commission. Retrieved on 2007-01-24.

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