ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF GRANVILLE

Location within Sydney

'Granville' is an electoral district of the Legislative Assembly in the Australian state of New South Wales. It is represented by David Borger of the Australian Labor Party.

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History
Members for Granville
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History


'Granville' was first established in 1894, partly replacing part of Central Cumberland. In 1920, with the introduction of proportional representation, it was absorbed into Parramatta. Granville was recreated in 1927.

Members for Granville


Granville (1894–1920)
'Member' 'Party' 'Term'
George Smailes Independent 1894-1898
John Nobbs Nationalist Party of Australia 1898-1913
Jack Lang Australian Labor Party 1913-1920
Granville - single-member electorate (1927– )
'Member' 'Party' 'Term'
William Ely Australian Labor Party 1927-1932
Claude Fleck United Australia Party 1932-1938
William Lamb Australian Labor Party 1938-1962
James Flaherty Australian Labor Party 1962-1984
Laurie Ferguson Australian Labor Party 1984-1990
Kim Yeadon Australian Labor Party 1990-2007
David Borger Australian Labor Party 2007-present

External link



★ Granville Electoral District

★ State Electoral District - Granville Results 2007

★ State Electoral District - Granville Results 2003

★ State Electoral District - Granville Results 1999

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