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1932 East Sydney by-election


FieldValue
countryNew South Wales
typeparliamentary
ongoingno
election_date6 February 1932
vote_typePopular
image1Eddie Ward 1941 (cropped).jpg
candidate1Eddie Ward
party1Labor (NSW)
popular_vote117,461
percentage147.0%
swing14.6pp
image2William McCall.jpg
candidate2William McCall
party2United Australia Party
popular_vote216,304
percentage243.9%
swing20.3pp
titleMP
before_electionJohn Clasby
before_partyUnited Australia Party
after_electionEddie Ward
after_partyLabor (NSW)
election_name1932 East Sydney by-election
1data249.8%
2blankTPP swing
2data11.9pp
2data21.9pp
1data150.2%
1blankTPP

A by-election was held for the Australian House of Representatives seat of East Sydney on 6 February 1932. This was triggered by the death of United Australia Party MP John Clasby, who had been elected at the 1931 election and never taken his seat in Parliament.

The by-election was won by New South Wales Labor candidate Eddie Ward, who had previously won the seat in a by-election the previous year but lost it to Clasby at the federal election. The Labor Party had split in New South Wales with Ward adhering to the group headed by Jack Lang, the Premier of New South Wales.

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