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1967 Corio by-election


FieldValue
election_name1967 Corio by-election
countryAustralia
typeParliamentary
ongoingno
previous_election1966 Australian federal election
previous_year1966
election_date22 July 1967
next_election1969 Australian federal election
next_year1969
turnout52,127 (93.4%)
seats_for_electionThe Corio seat in the House of Representatives
candidate1Gordon Scholes
image1[[File:GordonScholes1968.jpgx150px]]
party1Australian Labor Party
popular_vote125,679
percentage150.3%
swing111.1
candidate2Ronald Hay
image2[[File:No image.png100px]]
party2Liberal Party of Australia
popular_vote218,583
percentage236.4%
swing28.9
titleMP
before_electionHubert Opperman
before_partyLiberal Party of Australia
after_electionGordon Scholes
after_partyAustralian Labor Party

A by-election was held for the Australian House of Representatives seat of Corio on 22 July 1967. This was triggered by the resignation of Liberal Party MP Hubert Opperman.

The by-election was won by Labor candidate Gordon Scholes, a significant boost for Gough Whitlam, the new Opposition Leader.

Results

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