List of senators from Western Australia

This is a list of senators from the state of Western Australia since Australian Federation in 1901.

List

Senate	Election	Senator (Party)		Senator (Party)		Senator (Party)		Senator (Party)		Senator (Party)		Senator (Party)		Senator (Party)		Senator (Party)
1901–1903	1901		Edward Harney (Free Trade)		George Pearce (Labor/ National Labor/ Nationalist/ UAP)		Staniforth Smith (Free Trade)		Hugh de Largie (Labor/ National Labor/ Nationalist)		Norman Ewing (Free Trade)		Sir Alexander Matheson (Free Trade)	6 senators per state 1901-1950
1901–1903	1903	Henry Saunders (Free Trade)	Edward Harney (Free Trade)
1904–1906	1903		George Henderson (Labor/ National Labor/ Nationalist)			John Croft (Labor)
1907–1910	1906			Patrick Lynch (Labor/ National Labor/ Nationalist/ UAP)		John Croft (Labor)		Ted Needham (Labor)
1910–1913	1910	Richard Buzacott (Labor/ National Labor/ Nationalist)
1913–1914	1913
1914–1917	1914
	1916
	1917
1917–1920	1917
1920–1923	1919						Edmund Drake-Brockman (Nationalist)
1923–1926	1922		Charles Graham (Labor)			Walter Kingsmill (Nationalist /UAP)	Edmund Drake-Brockman (Nationalist)		Ted Needham (Labor)
1926–1929	1925		Charles Graham (Labor)				William Carroll (Country)		Ted Needham (Labor)
1929–1932	1928		Bertie Johnston (Country)						Hal Colebatch (Nationalist/ UAP)
1929–1932	1931
1932–1935	1931
1932–1935	1933	Herbert Collett (UAP/ Liberal)
1935–1938	1934					Allan MacDonald (UAP/ Liberal)
	1936						Thomas Marwick (Country)
	1937							James Cunningham (Labor)
1938–1941	1937				James Fraser (Labor)				Robert Clothier (Labor)
1941–1944	1940
	1942		Charles Latham (Country)
	1943			Richard Nash (Labor)			Dorothy Tangney (Labor)
1944–1947	1943
1944–1947	1945
1947–1950	1946		Joe Cooke (Labor)					John Harris (Labor)
1947–1950	1950					Don Willesee (Labor)					Agnes Robertson (Liberal/ Independent/ Country)		Edmund Piesse (Country)		Malcolm Scott (Liberal)	10 senators per state 1950-1984
1950–1951	1949								Seddon Vincent (Liberal)
1951–1953	1951		Shane Paltridge (Liberal)							Harrie Seward (Country)
1951–1953	1952	Joe Cooke (Labor)		Bill Robinson (Country)
1953–1956	1953							John Harris (Labor)
	1955a
	1955b
1956–1959	1955
1956–1959	1958			Tom Drake-Brockman (Country)
1959–1962	1958			Harry Cant (Labor)	Tom Drake-Brockman (Country)					George Branson (Liberal)
1962–1965	1961							Edgar Prowse (Country)
1962–1965	1964								Peter Sim (Liberal)
1965–1968	1964	John Wheeldon (Labor)
	Feb 1966		Reg Withers (Liberal)
	Nov 1966										Laurie Wilkinson (Labor)
1968–1971	1967						Reg Withers (Liberal)
1968–1971	1970		Peter Durack (Liberal)
1971–1974	1970											Syd Negus (Independent)
1974–1975	1974			Gordon McIntosh (Labor)				Peter Walsh (Labor)		David Reid (Country)		Fred Chaney (Liberal)
1975–1978	1975					Ruth Coleman (Labor)					Andrew Thomas (Liberal)
1978–1981	1977									Allan Rocher (Liberal)
1981–1983	1980	Patricia Giles (Labor)			Noel Crichton-Browne (Liberal)				John Martyr (Liberal)
1983–1985	1983									Jack Evans (Democrat)			Peter Cook (Labor)
1983–1985	1984									Jack Evans (Democrat)	Jim McKiernan (Labor)				Sue Knowles (Liberal)
1985–1987	1984									Jo Vallentine (NDP/ Independent /Green)
1985–1987	1985
1987–1990	1987					Jean Jenkins (Democrat)	John Panizza (Liberal)		Michael Beahan (Labor)
1990–1993	1990					Ian Campbell (Liberal)								Winston Crane (Liberal)
1990–1993	1992			Christabel Chamarette (Greens)
1993–1996	1993	Chris Evans (Labor)		Christabel Chamarette (Greens)				Dee Margetts (Greens)		Chris Ellison (Liberal)
1996–1999	1996		Alan Eggleston (Liberal)		Andrew Murray (Democrat)				Mark Bishop (Labor)
1996–1999	1997			Ross Lightfoot (Liberal)
1999–2002	1998							Brian Greig (Democrat)
2002–2005	2001						David Johnston (Liberal)	Brian Greig (Democrat)			Ruth Webber (Labor)
2005–2008	2004										Ruth Webber (Labor)	Rachel Siewert (Greens)	Glenn Sterle (Labor)	Judith Adams (Liberal)
2008–2011	2007			Michaelia Cash (Liberal)		Scott Ludlam (Greens)		Mathias Cormann (Liberal)			Louise Pratt (Labor)
2008–2011	2009				Chris Back (Liberal)
2011–2014	2010
	2012									Dean Smith (Liberal)
	2013	Sue Lines (Labor)
2014–2016	2014		Linda Reynolds (Liberal)						Joe Bullock (Labor)					Zhenya Wang (Palmer United)
2016–2019	2016						Louise Pratt (Labor)				Rod Culleton (One Nation/ Independent)				Pat Dodson (Labor)
	2016										Rod Culleton (One Nation/ Independent)
	2017				Jordon Steele-John (Greens)				Peter Georgiou (One Nation)		Slade Brockman (Liberal)^[1]
2019–2022	2019								Matt O'Sullivan (Liberal)
	2020							Ben Small (Liberal)
	2021							Ben Small (Liberal)				Dorinda Cox (Greens)
	April 2022							Vacant
	May 2022													Ben Small (Liberal)
2022–2025	2022													Fatima Payman (Labor)

^ "Senator Slade Brockman". Senators and Members of the Parliament of Australia. Retrieved 6 November 2021.

[Brockman_aph-1] "Senator Slade Brockman". Senators and Members of the Parliament of Australia. Retrieved 6 November 2021.

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