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This is a list of candidates of the 2022 South Australian state election.

Retiring MPs

Liberal

Labor

Independent

House of Assembly

Sitting members of the South Australian House of Assembly are shown in bold text.[6]

Electorate Held by Labor candidate Liberal candidate Greens candidate Other candidates
 
Adelaide Liberal Lucy Hood Rachel Sanderson Sean Cullen-MacAskill Tom Birdseye (RCSA)
Deanna Carbone (AJP)
Robert Walker (AFP)
Badcoe Labor Jayne Stinson Jordan Dodd Finn Caulfield Fiona Eckersley (AJP)
Nicole Hussey (AFP)
Tristan Iveson (PHON)
Ken Turner (FFP)
Black Liberal Alex Dighton David Speirs Liz Tidemann
Bragg Liberal Rick Sarre Vickie Chapman Michael Petrilli Daryl McCann (FFP)
Chaffey Liberal Joanne Sutton Tim Whetstone Trevor Schloithe Damien Buijs (Nat)
Sab Feleppa (PHON)
Mathew Francis (FFP)
Cheltenham Labor Joe Szakacs Shane Rix Steffi Medrow Mike Lesiw (Ind)
Alex Tennikoff (FFP)
Colton Liberal Paul Alexandrides Matt Cowdrey Deb Cashel
Croydon Labor Peter Malinauskas Michael Santagata Tracey Davis Millie Hammerstein (AJP)
Davenport Liberal Erin Thompson Steve Murray John Photakis Dan Golding (Ind)
Dunstan Liberal Cressida O'Hanlon Steven Marshall Kay Moncrieff Tony Holloway (FFP)
Elder Liberal Nadia Clancy Carolyn Power Brock Le Cerf Cathryn Crosby-Wright (FFP)
Eldert Hoebee (RCSA)
Matt Pastro (AJP)
Joshua Smith (LDP)
Elizabeth Labor Lee Odenwalder Jake Fedczyszn Tracey Smallwood John Bennett (FFP)
John Lutman (PHON)
Enfield Labor Andrea Michaels Saru Rana Busby Cavanagh Martin Petho (FFP)
Rajan Vaid (PHON)
Finniss Liberal Amy Hueppauff David Basham Anne Bourne Dominic Carli (FFP)
Joe Ienco (Nat)
Lou Nicholson (Ind)
Carlos Quaremba (PHON)
Flinders Liberal Sarah Tynan Sam Telfer Kathryn Hardwick-Franco Tracey Dalton (FFP)
Liz Habermann (Ind)
Lillian Poynter (Nat)
Florey Independent Michael Brown Janice McShane Felicity Green Tessa Kowaliw (Ind)
Daniel Masullo (FFP)
Frome Independent Ashton Charvetto Penny Pratt Cate Hunter (Ind)
Caterina Johnston (PHON)
Loma Silsbury (Nat)
Gibson Liberal Sarah Andrews Corey Wingard Diane Atkinson Fiona Leslie (FFP)
Jaison Midzi (Ind)
Giles Labor Eddie Hughes Graham Taylor Jane Mount Tom Antonio (SAB)
Barry Drage (PHON)
John McComb (FFP)
Hammond Liberal Belinda Owens Adrian Pederick Timothy White John Illingworth (Nat)
Airlie Keen (Ind)
Cameron Lock (FFP)
Tonya Scott (PHON)
Hartley Liberal Trent Ames Vincent Tarzia Baeley Dear
Heysen Liberal Rowan Voogt Josh Teague Lynton Vonow Alexander Allwood (PHON)
Belinda Nikitins (FFP)
Hurtle Vale Labor Nat Cook Nick Robins Joseph Johns Rob de Jonge (Ind)
David Sires (FFP)
Lionel Zschech (AFP)
Kaurna Labor Chris Picton Sarika Sharma Sean Weatherly Peter Heggie (PHON)
Steven Price (FFP)
Kavel Liberal Glen Dallimore Rowan Mumford Melanie Selwood Gayle Allwood (PHON)
Padma Chaplin (AJP)
Dan Cregan (Ind)
King Liberal Rhiannon Pearce Paula Luethen Kate Randell Alex Banks (AFP)
Frankie Bray (AJP)
Jodi Hutchinson (RCSA)
Alisha Minahan (FFP)
Lee Labor Stephen Mullighan Jake Hall-Evans Andrew Payne John Moldovan (FFP)
Light Labor Tony Piccolo Andrew Williamson Brett Ferris David Duncan (PHON)
Benjamin Hackett (FFP)
MacKillop Liberal Mark Braes Nick McBride Dayle Baker (FFP)
Pam Giehr (PHON)
Jonathan Pietzsch (Nat)
Mawson Labor Leon Bignell Amy Williams Jason Garrood Lynton Barry (FFP)
Steve Campbell (AJP)
Jennifer Game (PHON)
Peter Ieraci (AFP)
Morialta Liberal Matthew Marozzi John Gardner Alex Dinovotser Nick Zollo (FFP)
Morphett Liberal Cameron Hurst Stephen Patterson Autumn Slavin
Mount Gambier Independent Katherine Davies Ben Hood Troy Bell (Ind)
Peter Heaven (FFP)
Narungga Liberal Mark Paull Tom Michael Fraser Ellis (Ind)
Wendy Joyce (FFP)
Dianah Walter (Ind)
Kerry White (PHON)
Ashley Wright (Nat)
Newland Liberal Olivia Savvas Richard Harvey Adla Mattiske Frances Bedford (Ind)
Dan Casey (AFP)
Brett Green (FFP)
Hayley Marley-Duncan (PHON)
David Sherlock (AJP)
Kate Simpson (RCSA)
Playford Labor John Fulbrook Hemant Dave David Wright Rojan Jose (FFP)
Shane Quinn (Ind)
Port Adelaide Labor Susan Close Chad McLaren Jim Moss Adrian Romeo (AJP)
Lucia Snelling (FFP)
Ramsay Labor Zoe Bettison Nicholas Charles Dominique Lock Rolando See (FFP)
Reynell Labor Katrine Hildyard Patrick Moller Lisa Adams Radosav Jovanovic (FFP)
Schubert Liberal Connor Watson Ashton Hurn Beverley Morris Alfred Gerhard (FFP)
Phill Mueller (PHON)
Bruce Preece (Nat)
Lea Rebane (Ind)
Stuart Liberal Andrew Wright Dan van Holst Pellekaan Beth Leese Geoff Brock (Ind)
David Stone (PHON)
Taylor Labor Nick Champion Shawn Lock John Wishart Gary Balfort (FFP)
Michelle Crowley (PHON)
Rita Kuhlmann (Ind)
Torrens Labor Dana Wortley Ursula Henderson Lazaras Panayiotou Mervin Joshua (FFP)
Unley Liberal Ryan Harrison David Pisoni Georgie Hart
Waite Liberal Catherine Hutchesson Alexander Hyde Brendan White Sam Duluk (Ind)
Ben Freeling (AJP)
Heather Holmes-Ross (Ind))
West Torrens Labor Tom Koutsantonis Helika Cruz Peta-Anne Louth
Wright Labor Blair Boyer Graham Reynolds Alexandra McGee Kym Nancarrow (FFP)

Legislative Council

Sitting members of the South Australian Legislative Council are shown in bold text. Eleven of twenty-two seats are up for election.[7]

Labor candidates Liberal candidates Greens candidates SA Best candidates National candidates
 
  1. Kyam Maher
  2. Tung Ngo
  3. Reggie Martin
  4. Ian Hunter
  5. Russell Wortley
  6. Meagan Spencer
  1. Michelle Lensink
  2. Dennis Hood
  3. Nicola Centofanti
  4. Laura Curran
  5. Kathleen Bourne
  6. Tania Stock
  1. Robert Simms
  2. Yesha Joshi
  3. Malwina Wyra
  1. Ian Markos
  2. Keyvan Abak
  1. Gary Johanson
  2. Lisa Sherry
  3. Emmalene Richards
One Nation candidates Family First candidates Advance SA candidates AJP candidates LDP candidates
 
  1. Sarah Game
  2. Bob Couch
  1. Tom Kenyon
  2. Deepa Mathew
  3. Craig Bowyer
  1. John Darley
  2. Paula Gust
  3. Linda Cheng
  1. Louise Pfeiffer
  2. Tracey Newman
  1. James Hol
  2. Peter McMahon
Sustainable candidates Real Change candidates LCSA candidates Aust Family candidates Group O candidates
Prioritise Health
         
  1. Elise Michie
  2. Jack Duxbury
  1. Stephen Pallaras
  2. Tony Tonkin
  1. Damon Adams
  2. Tyler Green
  1. Bob Day
  2. Sue Jarman
  1. Kieran Roche
  2. Deborah Davies
Group P candidates
Truth Accountability Responsibility 		Group Q candidates
Belinda Valentine Team 		Group R candidates
Defend Local Business 		Group S candidates
Annabel Digance 		Ungrouped candidates
         
  1. Amrik Singh Thandi
  2. MJ Thandi
  1. Belinda Valentine
  2. Steven Harvey
  1. Colin Shearing
  2. Carol Haslam
  1. Annabel Digance
  2. Greg Digance

Graham Philp

References

  1. ^ Isabel, Dayman (1 December 2020). "Former South Australian transport minister Stephan Knoll to quit at 2022 election". Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Retrieved 2 December 2020.
  2. ^ "Member for Flinders Peter Treloar decides to not seek re-nomination". Port Lincoln Times. 1 December 2020. Retrieved 2 December 2020.
  3. ^ "'I'll only serve one term,' says new SA Treasurer". SBS News. 20 March 2018.
  4. ^ Dornin, Tim (27 January 2021). "SA Labor MP Jon Gee to call it quits". The West Australian. AAP. Retrieved 28 January 2021.
  5. ^ O'Rielly, Michelle (3 February 2020). "People's advocate John Dawkins MLC announces retirement". Victor Harbor Times.
  6. ^ "Candidates". Electoral Commission of South Australia.
  7. ^ "Legislative Council Candidates". Electoral Commission of South Australia.
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