Electoral district of Perth

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Perth is an Electoral district of Western Australia. As in other districts, the Perth district elects a single person to the Western Australian Legislative Assembly. The elected person is then known as the Member for Perth, and is said to hold the seat of Perth. As of 2001, the Member for Perth is John Hyde who holds the seat for the Labor Party by a margin of 12.0%.

The inner northern suburbs of Perth to the east of the Mitchell Freeway. As well as the Perth CBD, the electorate includes East Perth, Northbridge, Highgate, Mt Lawley, Leederville, Mt Hawthorn, North Perth and parts of Menora. It covers 21 km².

Perth was held for the Labor Party by Terry Burke 1968-87, the brother of former Premier Brian Burke. He was succeeded by Dr Ian Alexander, who resigned from the Labor Party to sit as an Independent over ideological differences in 1992. The Labor margin going into the 1993 election was only 1.2%, and new Labor candidate Diana Warnock did well to hold on to the seat in the face of the defeat of the Lawrence government. A former radio talk-show host, Warnock decided to retire at the 2001 election after serving two terms in Opposition.

Past members

SCOTT, Edward 10/12/1890-1892, MOLLOY, Thomas George Anstruther 1892-1897 , HALL, Henry Lyall 1897-1904 Min., PURKISS, William Morton 1901-1904 Lib., BROWN, Harry 1904-1911 Lib., DWYER, Sir Walter 1911-1914 ALP, CONNOLLY, Sir James Daniel 1914-1917 Lib., PILKINGTON, Robert Rivington 1917-1921 Nat., MANN, Henry Willoughby 1921 Nat, DURACK, Peter Drew 1965-1968 Lib., BURKE, Terence Joseph 1968-1987 ALP, ALEXANDER, Ian Christopher 1987-1993 ALP, WARNOCK, Diana Muriel 1993-2001 ALP, HYDE, John Norman 2001 ALP,

Legislative Assembly 2001
  Labor 45.6%
  Liberals 32.1%
  Greens 11.0%
  One Nation 4.1%
Legislative Assembly 2005
  Labor 49.1%
  Liberals 33.0%
  Greens 12.9%
  Christian Democrats 2.6%


 
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