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{{Short description|State election for New South Wales, Australia in December 1913}}
{{Use Australian English|date=September 2019}}
{{Use dmy dates|date=September 2019}}
{{#section:1913 New South Wales state election|Results}}
This is a list of [[Electoral districts of New South Wales|electoral district]] results for the [[1913 New South Wales state election]].<ref name="Green 1913"/>

If a candidate failed to achieve at least 50% of the vote in an electorate, a run-off election would take place in the following weeks. In this election, 12 electorates proceeded to second round elections, while 3 were uncontested.<ref name="Green 1913"/>

==Election results==
===Albury===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Albury|Albury]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Albury">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Albury |access-date=13 March 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[John Cusack (Australian politician)|John Cusack]]
	|votes		=	3,239
	|percentage	=	44.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[Gordon McLaurin]]
	|votes		=	2,116
	|percentage	=	29.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	farmers and settlers nsw
	|candidate	=	Hermann Paech{{hsp}}{{efn|name=liberal|Also endorsed by {{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}.}}
	|votes		=	1,701
	|percentage	=	23.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Country Party Association
	|candidate	=	John McEachern
	|votes		=	234
	|percentage	=	3.2
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	7,290
	|percentage	=	97.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	211
	|percentage	=	2.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	7,501
	|percentage	=	69.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box end}}

{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Albury|Albury]] - Second Round<br>Saturday 20 December{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Albury"/>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[John Cusack (Australian politician)|John Cusack]]
	|votes		=	3,970
	|percentage	=	52.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[Gordon McLaurin]] (defeated)
	|votes		=	3,575
	|percentage	=	47.4
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	7,545
	|percentage	=	99.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	53
	|percentage	=	0.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	7,598
	|percentage	=	70.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box gain AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|loser		=	Independent Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Alexandria===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Alexandria|Alexandria]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Alexandria">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Alexandria |access-date=13 March 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Simon Hickey (politician)|Simon Hickey]]
	|votes		=	3,785
	|percentage	=	70.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	James Dixon
	|votes		=	1,092
	|percentage	=	20.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent
	|candidate	=	Joseph Warner
	|votes		=	529
	|percentage	=	9.8
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	5,406
	|percentage	=	97.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	158
	|percentage	=	2.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	5,564
	|percentage	=	54.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Allowrie===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Allowrie|Allowrie]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Allowrie">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Allowrie |access-date=13 March 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[Mark Morton (politician)|Mark Morton]]
	|votes		=	4,981
	|percentage	=	61.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	Charles Craig
	|votes		=	3,069
	|percentage	=	38.1
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	8,050
	|percentage	=	98.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	161
	|percentage	=	2.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	8,211
	|percentage	=	75.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Annandale===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Annandale|Annandale]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Annandale">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Annandale |access-date=13 March 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Arthur Hill Griffith|Arthur Griffith]]
	|votes		=	4,741
	|percentage	=	54.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[Albert Bruntnell]]
	|votes		=	3,935
	|percentage	=	44.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent
	|candidate	=	[[John Strachan (explorer)|John Strachan]]
	|votes		=	101
	|percentage	=	1.2
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	8,777
	|percentage	=	98.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	161
	|percentage	=	1.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	8,938
	|percentage	=	73.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box gain AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|loser		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Armidale===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Armidale|Armidale]]{{hsp}}{{refn|name=Green 1913 Armidale|{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Armidale |access-date=3 May 2020}}}}
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[George Braund]]{{hsp}}{{efn|name=farmer|Also endorsed by {{Australian politics/name|farmers and settlers nsw}}.}}
	|votes		=	3,939
	|percentage	=	55.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	John Eather
	|votes		=	3,112
	|percentage	=	44.1
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	7,051
	|percentage	=	97.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	185
	|percentage	=	2.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	7,236
	|percentage	=	73.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Ashburnham===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Ashburnham|Ashburnham]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Ashburnham">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Ashburnham |access-date=13 March 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	farmers and settlers nsw
	|candidate	=	[[Arthur Grimm]]{{hsp}}{{efn|name=liberal<includeonly>|Also endorsed by {{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}.</includeonly>}}
	|votes		=	3,999
	|percentage	=	50.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[John Lynch (New South Wales politician)|John Lynch]]
	|votes		=	3,954
	|percentage	=	49.7
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	7,953
	|percentage	=	97.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	205
	|percentage	=	2.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	8,158
	|percentage	=	77.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box gain AU party
	|winner		=	farmers and settlers nsw
	|loser		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Ashfield===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Ashfield|Ashfield]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Ashfield">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Ashfield |access-date=13 March 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[William Robson (1869-1951)|William Robson]]
	|votes		=	5,954
	|percentage	=	70.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	Percy Evans
	|votes		=	2,251
	|percentage	=	26.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent
	|candidate	=	Henry Johnson
	|votes		=	242
	|percentage	=	2.9
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	8,447
	|percentage	=	97.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	231
	|percentage	=	2.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	8,678
	|percentage	=	64.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Balmain===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Balmain|Balmain]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Balmain">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Balmain |access-date=13 March 2020}}</ref><ref name="Australasian Socialist">{{cite news |url=https://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article130879269 |title=The socialist candidates |newspaper=[[The International Socialist]] |date=13 December 1913 |access-date=13 March 2020 |page=4 |via=Trove}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[John Storey (politician)|John Storey]]
	|votes		=	4,362
	|percentage	=	58.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	John McEachern
	|votes		=	2,248
	|percentage	=	29.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	National Progressive
	|candidate	=	Francis Lennon
	|votes		=	721
	|percentage	=	9.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Australasian Socialist
	|candidate	=	Patrick Brice
	|votes		=	192
	|percentage	=	2.6
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	7,523
	|percentage	=	98.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	93
	|percentage	=	1.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	7,616
	|percentage	=	66.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Bathurst===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Bathurst|Bathurst]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Bathurst">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Bathurst |access-date=13 March 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Ernest Durack]]
	|votes		=	3,678
	|percentage	=	50.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	farmers and settlers nsw
	|candidate	=	[[John Miller (New South Wales politician)|John Miller]]{{hsp}}{{efn|name=liberal<includeonly>|Also endorsed by {{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}.</includeonly>}}
	|votes		=	3,645
	|percentage	=	49.8
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	7,323
	|percentage	=	97.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	228
	|percentage	=	3.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	7,551
	|percentage	=	75.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box gain AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|loser		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Bega===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Bega|Bega]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Bega">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Bega |access-date=13 March 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[William Millard (Australian politician)|William Millard]]
	|votes		=	2,966
	|percentage	=	40.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	John Webster
	|votes		=	2,386
	|percentage	=	32.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent
	|candidate	=	Hector McWilliam
	|votes		=	1,571
	|percentage	=	21.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent
	|candidate	=	Frederick Bland
	|votes		=	388
	|percentage	=	5.3
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	7,311
	|percentage	=	98.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	109
	|percentage	=	1.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	7,420
	|percentage	=	76.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box end}}

{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Bega|Bega]] - Second Round<br>Saturday 20 December{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Bega"/>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[William Millard (Australian politician)|William Millard]]
	|votes		=	3,810
	|percentage	=	52.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	John Webster
	|votes		=	3,484
	|percentage	=	47.8
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	7,294
	|percentage	=	99.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	46
	|percentage	=	0.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	7,340
	|percentage	=	75.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Belmore===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Belmore|Belmore]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Belmore">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Belmore |access-date=13 March 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Patrick Minahan]]
	|votes		=	3,518
	|percentage	=	50.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	John English
	|votes		=	2,500
	|percentage	=	36.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[John Haynes (journalist)|John Haynes]]
	|votes		=	887
	|percentage	=	12.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent
	|candidate	=	Forbes Logie
	|votes		=	10
	|percentage	=	0.1
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	6,915
	|percentage	=	96.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	242
	|percentage	=	3.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	7,157
	|percentage	=	59.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Bingara===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Bingara|Bingara]]{{hsp}}{{refn|name=Green 1913 Bingara|{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Bingara |access-date=3 May 2020}}}}
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	farmers and settlers
	|candidate	=	Robert Higgins{{hsp}}{{efn|name=liberal<includeonly>|Also endorsed by {{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}.</includeonly>}}
	|votes		=	3,320
	|percentage	=	47.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[George McDonald (Australian politician)|George McDonald]]
	|votes		=	3,317
	|percentage	=	47.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Country Party Association
	|candidate	=	Frank Cheesbrough
	|votes		=	310
	|percentage	=	4.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	6,947
	|percentage	=	97.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	182
	|percentage	=	2.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	7,129
	|percentage	=	70.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box end}}

{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Bingara|Bingara]] - Second Round<br>Saturday 20 December{{hsp}}{{refn|name=Green 1913 Bingara}}
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[George McDonald (Australian politician)|George McDonald]]
	|votes		=	3,773
	|percentage	=	51.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	farmers and settlers
	|candidate	=	Robert Higgins
	|votes		=	3,514
	|percentage	=	48.2
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	7,287
	|percentage	=	99.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	32
	|percentage	=	0.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	7,319
	|percentage	=	72.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Bondi===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Bondi|Bondi]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Bondi">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Bondi |access-date=13 March 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[James Macarthur-Onslow]]
	|votes		=	4,567
	|percentage	=	55.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	George Moxon
	|votes		=	1,995
	|percentage	=	24.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[Frank Farnell]]
	|votes		=	1,638
	|percentage	=	20.0
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	8,200
	|percentage	=	98.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	146
	|percentage	=	1.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	8,346
	|percentage	=	63.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box new seat win AU party
	|winner		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Botany===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Botany|Botany]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Botany">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Botany |access-date=13 March 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Fred Page (Australian politician)|Fred Page]]
	|votes		=	4,559
	|percentage	=	60.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	David Johnstone
	|votes		=	3,019
	|percentage	=	39.8
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	7,578
	|percentage	=	97.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	170
	|percentage	=	2.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	7,748
	|percentage	=	64.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box member change AU party
	|new		=	Independent Labor NSW
	|old		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Burrangong===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Burrangong|Burrangong]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Burrangong">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Burrangong |access-date=13 March 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[George Burgess (Australian politician)|George Burgess]]
	|votes		=	3,803
	|percentage	=	50.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	farmers and settlers nsw
	|candidate	=	[[Arthur Trethowan]]{{hsp}}{{efn|name=liberal<includeonly>|Also endorsed by {{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}.</includeonly>}}
	|votes		=	3,761
	|percentage	=	49.7
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	7,564
	|percentage	=	97.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	187
	|percentage	=	2.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	7,751
	|percentage	=	67.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Burwood===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Burwood (New South Wales)|Burwood]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Burwood">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Burwood |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[Thomas Henley (Australian politician)|Thomas Henley]]
	|votes		=	5,680
	|percentage	=	67.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	William Hocking
	|votes		=	2,728
	|percentage	=	32.5
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	8,408
	|percentage	=	97.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	235
	|percentage	=	2.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	8,643
	|percentage	=	68.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Byron===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Byron|Byron]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Byron">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Byron |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[John Perry (1845–1922)|John Perry]]
	|votes		=	3,433
	|percentage	=	51.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	Peter Street
	|votes		=	2,416
	|percentage	=	35.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent
	|candidate	=	Robert Campbell
	|votes		=	792
	|percentage	=	11.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent
	|candidate	=	John Pearson
	|votes		=	86
	|percentage	=	1.3
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	6,727
	|percentage	=	97.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	170
	|percentage	=	2.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	6,897
	|percentage	=	64.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box new seat win AU party
	|winner		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Camden===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Camden|Camden]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Camden">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Camden |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[John Hunt (New South Wales politician)|John Hunt]]
	|votes		=	4,492
	|percentage	=	63.1
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	Michael O'Halloran
	|votes		=	2,191
	|percentage	=	30.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	William Watson
	|votes		=	434
	|percentage	=	6.1
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	7,117
	|percentage	=	97.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	161
	|percentage	=	2.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	7,278
	|percentage	=	65.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Camperdown===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Camperdown|Camperdown]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Camperdown">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Camperdown |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Robert Stuart-Robertson]]
	|votes		=	5,032
	|percentage	=	67.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	William McMahon
	|votes		=	2,446
	|percentage	=	32.7
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	7,478
	|percentage	=	97.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	161
	|percentage	=	2.1
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	7,639
	|percentage	=	66.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Canterbury===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Canterbury|Canterbury]]{{hsp}}{{refn|name=Green 1913 Canterbury|{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Canterbury |access-date=3 May 2020}}}}
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Henry Peters (Australian politician)|Henry Peters]]
	|votes		=	5,691
	|percentage	=	52.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	John Draper
	|votes		=	4,701
	|percentage	=	43.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	National Progressive
	|candidate	=	Richard Messiter
	|votes		=	439
	|percentage	=	4.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	Ernest Dent
	|votes		=	111
	|percentage	=	1.0
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	10,942
	|percentage	=	71.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	268
	|percentage	=	2.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	11,210
	|percentage	=	71.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box gain AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|loser		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Castlereagh===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Castlereagh|Castlereagh]]{{hsp}}{{refn|name=Green 1913 Castlereagh|{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Castlereagh |access-date=3 May 2020}}}}
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[John Treflé]]
	|votes		=	3,815
	|percentage	=	52.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	farmers and settlers nsw
	|candidate	=	Harold Blackett{{hsp}}{{efn|name=liberal<includeonly>|Also endorsed by {{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}.</includeonly>}}
	|votes		=	3,466
	|percentage	=	47.6
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	7,281
	|percentage	=	97.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	228
	|percentage	=	3.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	7,509
	|percentage	=	71.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Cessnock===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Cessnock|Cessnock]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Cessnock">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Cessnock |access-date=13 March 2020}}</ref><ref name="Socialist Labor candidates">{{cite news |url=https://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article128623323 |title=The Socialist Labor Party candidates |newspaper=[[The People: Official Organ of the Australian Socialist League|The People]] |date=13 December 1913 |access-date=13 March 2020 |page=2 |via=Trove}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[William Kearsley]]
	|votes		=	5,606
	|percentage	=	86.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	Charles Cheesbrough
	|votes		=	564
	|percentage	=	8.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Socialist Labor
	|candidate	=	William North
	|votes		=	290
	|percentage	=	4.5
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	6,460
	|percentage	=	97.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	150
	|percentage	=	2.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	6,610
	|percentage	=	60.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box new seat win AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Clarence===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Clarence|Clarence]]{{hsp}}{{refn|name=Green 1913 Clarence|{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Clarence |access-date=3 May 2020}}}}
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[John McFarlane (Australian politician)|John McFarlane]]
	|votes		=	4,193
	|percentage	=	72.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	Clem Johnson
	|votes		=	1,612
	|percentage	=	27.8
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	5,805
	|percentage	=	96.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	207
	|percentage	=	3.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	6,012
	|percentage	=	61.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Cobar===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Cobar|Cobar]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Cobar">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Cobar |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Charles Fern (Australian politician)|Charles Fern]]
	|votes		=	3,529
	|percentage	=	76.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	Maxwell Pahlow
	|votes		=	1,114
	|percentage	=	24.0
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	4,643
	|percentage	=	97.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	134
	|percentage	=	2.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	4,777
	|percentage	=	47.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}
Cobar was significantly expanded, absorbing most of the abolished [[Electoral district of Darling|district of The Darling]], including the town of Bourke.

===Cootamundra===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Cootamundra|Cootamundra]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Cootamundra">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Cootamundra |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[William Holman]]
	|votes		=	5,028
	|percentage	=	54.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	farmers and settlers nsw
	|candidate	=	Thomas Spring{{hsp}}{{efn|name=liberal<includeonly>|Also endorsed by {{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}.</includeonly>}}
	|votes		=	4,157
	|percentage	=	45.3
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	9,185
	|percentage	=	99.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	73
	|percentage	=	0.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	9,258
	|percentage	=	76.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Corowa===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Corowa|Corowa]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Corowa">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Corowa |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	farmers and settlers nsw
	|candidate	=	[[Richard Ball (Australian politician)|Richard Ball]]{{hsp}}{{efn|name=liberal<includeonly>|Also endorsed by {{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}.</includeonly>}}
	|votes		=	4,445
	|percentage	=	65.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	William Tomkins
	|votes		=	2,341
	|percentage	=	34.5
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	6,786
	|percentage	=	98.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	125
	|percentage	=	1.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	6,911
	|percentage	=	65.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box member change AU party
	|new		=	farmers and settlers nsw
	|old		=	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}{{hsp}}{{efn|name=liberal}}
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Darling Harbour===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Darling Harbour|Darling Harbour]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Darling Harbour">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Darling Harbour |access-date=13 March 2020}}</ref><ref name="Australasian Socialist">{{cite news |url=https://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article130879269 |title=The socialist candidates |newspaper=[[The International Socialist]] |date=13 December 1913 |access-date=13 March 2020 |page=4 |via=Trove}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[John Cochran (Australian politician)|John Cochran]]
	|votes		=	3,585
	|percentage	=	64.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	Andrew Thomson
	|votes		=	1,691
	|percentage	=	30.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Australasian Socialist
	|candidate	=	[[Frederick Riley (trade unionist)|Frederick Riley]]
	|votes		=	202
	|percentage	=	3.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent
	|candidate	=	Arthur Gloag
	|votes		=	45
	|percentage	=	0.8
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	5,523
	|percentage	=	95.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	255
	|percentage	=	4.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	5,778
	|percentage	=	54.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Darlinghurst===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Darlinghurst|Darlinghurst]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Darlinghurst">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Darlinghurst |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[Daniel Levy (politician)|Daniel Levy]]
	|votes		=	4,055
	|percentage	=	52.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Frank Foster (Australian politician)|Frank Foster]]
	|votes		=	3,622
	|percentage	=	47.2
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	7,677
	|percentage	=	96.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	264
	|percentage	=	3.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	7,941
	|percentage	=	61.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Drummoyne===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Drummoyne|Drummoyne]]{{hsp}}{{refn|name=Green 1913 Drummoyne|{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Drummoyne |access-date=3 May 2020}}}}
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[George Richards (Australian politician)|George Richards]]
	|votes		=	5,035
	|percentage	=	56.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	John Mudie
	|votes		=	3,439
	|percentage	=	38.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	National Progressive
	|candidate	=	[[Henry McDicken]]
	|votes		=	411
	|percentage	=	4.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent
	|candidate	=	Henry Johnson
	|votes		=	81
	|percentage	=	0.9
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	8,966
	|percentage	=	97.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	204
	|percentage	=	2.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	9,170
	|percentage	=	70.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box new seat win AU party
	|winner		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Dulwich Hill===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Dulwich Hill|Dulwich Hill]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Dulwich Hill">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Dulwich Hill |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[Tom Hoskins]]
	|votes		=	5,316
	|percentage	=	59.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	Arthur Jones
	|votes		=	3,454
	|percentage	=	38.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent
	|candidate	=	Harrie McConnell
	|votes		=	107
	|percentage	=	1.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	National Progressive
	|candidate	=	Evan Prosser
	|votes		=	61
	|percentage	=	0.7
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	8,938
	|percentage	=	98.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	181
	|percentage	=	2.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	9,119
	|percentage	=	71.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box new seat win AU party
	|winner		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Durham===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Durham|Durham]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Durham">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Durham |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	farmers and settlers nsw
	|candidate	=	[[William Brown (New South Wales politician)|William Brown]]{{hsp}}{{efn|name=liberal<includeonly>|Also endorsed by {{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}.</includeonly>}}
	|votes		=	3,509
	|percentage	=	50.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Country Party Association
	|candidate	=	[[Walter Bennett (politician)|Walter Bennett]]
	|votes		=	2,944
	|percentage	=	42.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	William Walton
	|votes		=	505
	|percentage	=	7.3
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	6,958
	|percentage	=	97.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	158
	|percentage	=	2.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	7,116
	|percentage	=	73.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box member change AU party
	|new		=	farmers and settlers nsw
	|old		=	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}{{hsp}}{{efn|name=liberal}}
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Enmore===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Enmore|Enmore]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Enmore">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Enmore |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	Gustav Borhsmann
	|votes		=	4,458
	|percentage	=	49.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[David Hall (Australian politician)|David Hall]]
	|votes		=	4,368
	|percentage	=	48.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent
	|candidate	=	Wallace McKeon
	|votes		=	129
	|percentage	=	1.4
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	8,955
	|percentage	=	98.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	117
	|percentage	=	1.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	9,072
	|percentage	=	70.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box end}}

{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Enmore|Enmore]]: Second Round<br>Saturday 13 December{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Enmore"/>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[David Hall (Australian politician)|David Hall]]
	|votes		=	5,235
	|percentage	=	53.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	Gustav Bohrsmann
	|votes		=	4,481
	|percentage	=	46.1
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	9,716
	|percentage	=	99.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	57
	|percentage	=	0.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	9,773
	|percentage	=	75.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box new seat win AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Glebe===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Glebe|Glebe]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Glebe">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Glebe |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Tom Keegan (politician)|Tom Keegan]]
	|votes		=	5,299
	|percentage	=	57.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	Rudolph Bohrsmann
	|votes		=	3,963
	|percentage	=	42.8
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	9,262
	|percentage	=	97.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	211
	|percentage	=	2.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	9,473
	|percentage	=	73.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Gloucester===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Gloucester|Gloucester]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Gloucester">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Gloucester |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	farmers and settlers nsw
	|candidate	=	[[Richard Price (New South Wales politician)|Richard Price]]{{hsp}}{{efn|name=liberal<includeonly>|Also endorsed by {{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}.</includeonly>}}
	|votes		=	3,750
	|percentage	=	53.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	Albert Jones
	|votes		=	1,441
	|percentage	=	20.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Country Party Association
	|candidate	=	David Cowan
	|votes		=	1,372
	|percentage	=	19.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent
	|candidate	=	Robert Malcolm
	|votes		=	420
	|percentage	=	6.0
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	6,983
	|percentage	=	98.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	140
	|percentage	=	2.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	7,123
	|percentage	=	71.1
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box member change AU party
	|new		=	farmers and settlers nsw
	|old		=	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}{{hsp}}{{efn|name=liberal}}
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Gordon===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Gordon (New South Wales)|Gordon]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Gordon">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Gordon |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[Charles Wade]]
	|votes		=	6,335
	|percentage	=	68.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	Frederick Cowdroy
	|votes		=	2,863
	|percentage	=	31.1
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	9,198
	|percentage	=	98.1
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	177
	|percentage	=	1.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	9,375
	|percentage	=	70.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Gough===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Gough|Gough]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Gough">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Gough |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	farmers and settlers nsw
	|candidate	=	[[Follett Thomas]]{{hsp}}{{efn|name=liberal<includeonly>|Also endorsed by {{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}.</includeonly>}}
	|votes		=	4,227
	|percentage	=	52.1
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	Henry Colditz
	|votes		=	3,878
	|percentage	=	47.9
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	8,105
	|percentage	=	97.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	207
	|percentage	=	2.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	8,312
	|percentage	=	78.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box member change AU party
	|new		=	farmers and settlers nsw
	|old		=	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}{{hsp}}{{efn|name=liberal}}
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Goulburn===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Goulburn|Goulburn]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Goulburn">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Goulburn |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[Augustus James]]
	|votes		=	4,444
	|percentage	=	53.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	Chester Davies
	|votes		=	3,810
	|percentage	=	46.2
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	8,254
	|percentage	=	97.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	213
	|percentage	=	2.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	8,467
	|percentage	=	72.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Granville===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Granville|Granville]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Granville">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Granville |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Jack Lang (Australian politician)|Jack Lang]]
	|votes		=	5,641
	|percentage	=	51.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[John Nobbs]]
	|votes		=	5,238
	|percentage	=	48.1
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	10,879
	|percentage	=	97.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	305
	|percentage	=	2.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	11,184
	|percentage	=	74.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box gain AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|loser		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Gwydir===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Gwydir|Gwydir]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Gwydir">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Gwydir |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	farmers and settlers nsw
	|candidate	=	[[John Crane (Australian politician)|John Crane]]{{hsp}}{{efn|name=liberal<includeonly>|Also endorsed by {{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}.</includeonly>}}
	|votes		=	3,737
	|percentage	=	54.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[George Jones (Australian politician)|George Jones]]
	|votes		=	3,081
	|percentage	=	45.2
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	6,818
	|percentage	=	97.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	182
	|percentage	=	2.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	7,000
	|percentage	=	63.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box gain AU party
	|winner		=	farmers and settlers nsw
	|loser		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Hartley===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Hartley (New South Wales)|Hartley]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Hartley">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Hartley |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[James Dooley (New South Wales politician)|James Dooley]]
	|votes		=	4,643
	|percentage	=	55.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	James Charlton
	|votes		=	3,759
	|percentage	=	44.7
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	8,402
	|percentage	=	97.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	241
	|percentage	=	2.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	8,643
	|percentage	=	71.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Hastings and Macleay===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Hastings and Macleay|Hastings and Macleay]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Hastings and Macleay">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Hastings and Macleay |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent
	|candidate	=	[[Henry Morton (Australian politician)|Henry Morton]]
	|votes		=	4,515
	|percentage	=	52.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	farmers and settlers nsw
	|candidate	=	[[Robert Davidson (Australian politician)|Robert Davidson]]{{hsp}}{{efn|name=liberal<includeonly>|Also endorsed by {{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}.</includeonly>}}
	|votes		=	4,025
	|percentage	=	47.1
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	8,540
	|percentage	=	98.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	135
	|percentage	=	1.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	8,675
	|percentage	=	78.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Independent
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Hawkesbury===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Hawkesbury|Hawkesbury]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Hawkesbury">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Hawkesbury |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[Brinsley Hall]]
	|votes		=	4,114
	|percentage	=	62.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	Frederick Webster
	|votes		=	1,693
	|percentage	=	25.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	Henry Wilson
	|votes		=	810
	|percentage	=	12.2
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	6,617
	|percentage	=	97.1
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	196
	|percentage	=	2.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	6,813
	|percentage	=	63.1
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Hurstville===
{{Election box begin 
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Hurstville|Hurstville]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Hurstville">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Hurstville |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[Varney Parkes]]
	|votes		=	4,962
	|percentage	=	49.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Sam Toombs]]
	|votes		=	4,656
	|percentage	=	46.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	National Progressive
	|candidate	=	James Murray
	|votes		=	420
	|percentage	=	4.2
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	10,038
	|percentage	=	97.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	231
	|percentage	=	2.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	10,269
	|percentage	=	72.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box end}}

{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Hurstville|Hurstville]] - Second Round<br>Saturday 13 December{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Hurstville"/>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Sam Toombs]]
	|votes		=	5,816
	|percentage	=	51.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[Varney Parkes]]
	|votes		=	5,448
	|percentage	=	48.4
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	11,264
	|percentage	=	99.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	76
	|percentage	=	0.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	11,340
	|percentage	=	79.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box new seat win AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Kahibah===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Kahibah|Kahibah]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Kahibah">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Kahibah |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Alfred Edden]]
	|votes		=	4,407
	|percentage	=	65.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	William Ellis
	|votes		=	2,253
	|percentage	=	33.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Country Party Association
	|candidate	=	Edgar de Lough
	|votes		=	77
	|percentage	=	1.1
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	6,737
	|percentage	=	97.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	183
	|percentage	=	2.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	6,920
	|percentage	=	64.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===King===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of King (New South Wales)|King]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 King">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=King |access-date=13 March 2020}}</ref><ref name="Australasian Socialist">{{cite news |url=https://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article130879269 |title=The socialist candidates |newspaper=[[The International Socialist]] |date=13 December 1913 |access-date=13 March 2020 |page=4 |via=Trove}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[James Morrish]]
	|votes		=	3,688
	|percentage	=	56.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[Henry Manning (politician)|Henry Manning]]
	|votes		=	2,775
	|percentage	=	42.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Australasian Socialist
	|candidate	=	John Roche
	|votes		=	75
	|percentage	=	1.2
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	6,538
	|percentage	=	98.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	91
	|percentage	=	1.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	6,629
	|percentage	=	59.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Lachlan===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Lachlan|Lachlan]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Lachlan">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Lachlan |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Thomas Brown (New South Wales politician)|Thomas Brown]]
	|votes		=	4,009
	|percentage	=	50.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	farmers and settlers nsw
	|candidate	=	[[Arthur Manning]]{{hsp}}{{efn|name=liberal<includeonly>|Also endorsed by {{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}.</includeonly>}}
	|votes		=	3,588
	|percentage	=	45.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Country Party Association
	|candidate	=	Herbert Bowles
	|votes		=	303
	|percentage	=	3.8
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	7,900
	|percentage	=	96.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	275
	|percentage	=	3.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	8,175
	|percentage	=	68.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Leichhardt===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Leichhardt (New South Wales)|Leichhardt]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Leichhardt">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Leichhardt |access-date=13 March 2020}}</ref><ref name="Australasian Socialist">{{cite news |url=https://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article130879269 |title=The socialist candidates |newspaper=[[The International Socialist]] |date=13 December 1913 |access-date=13 March 2020 |page=4 |via=Trove}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Campbell Carmichael]]
	|votes		=	4,918
	|percentage	=	57.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	Henry Brierley
	|votes		=	3,584
	|percentage	=	41.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Australasian Socialist
	|candidate	=	[[John Kilburn]]
	|votes		=	127
	|percentage	=	1.5
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	8,629
	|percentage	=	98.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	153
	|percentage	=	1.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	8,782
	|percentage	=	71.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Lismore===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Lismore|Lismore]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Lismore">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Lismore |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	farmers and settlers nsw
	|candidate	=	[[George Nesbitt]]{{hsp}}{{efn|name=liberal<includeonly>|Also endorsed by {{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}.</includeonly>}}
	|votes		=	5,383
	|percentage	=	70.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	Roger Kearney
	|votes		=	2,218
	|percentage	=	29.2
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	7,601
	|percentage	=	97.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	159
	|percentage	=	2.1
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	7,760
	|percentage	=	70.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box new seat win AU party
	|winner		=	farmers and settlers nsw
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Liverpool Plains===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Liverpool Plains|Liverpool Plains]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Liverpool Plains">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Liverpool Plains |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[William Ashford (Australian politician)|William Ashford]]
	|votes		=	3,598
	|percentage	=	52.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	George Higgins
	|votes		=	2,183
	|percentage	=	31.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Farmers and Settlers NSW
	|candidate	=	Augustus Perrett
	|votes		=	1,137
	|percentage	=	16.4
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	6,918
	|percentage	=	96.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	270
	|percentage	=	3.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	7,188
	|percentage	=	69.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Lyndhurst===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Lyndhurst (New South Wales)|Lyndhurst]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Lyndhurst">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Lyndhurst |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	farmers and settlers nsw
	|candidate	=	[[Thomas Waddell]]{{hsp}}{{efn|name=liberal<includeonly>|Also endorsed by {{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}.</includeonly>}}
	|votes		=	4,215
	|percentage	=	51.1
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Guy Arkins]]
	|votes		=	4,033
	|percentage	=	48.9
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	8,248
	|percentage	=	97.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	187
	|percentage	=	2.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	8,435
	|percentage	=	71.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box new seat win AU party
	|winner		=	farmers and settlers nsw
	|swing		=	
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Macquarie===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Macquarie|Macquarie]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Macquarie">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Macquarie |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Thomas Thrower]]
	|votes		=	4,055
	|percentage	=	50.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	farmers and settlers nsw
	|candidate	=	[[Reginald Weaver]]{{hsp}}{{efn|name=liberal<includeonly>|Also endorsed by {{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}.</includeonly>}}
	|votes		=	3,992
	|percentage	=	49.6
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	8,047
	|percentage	=	97.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	216
	|percentage	=	2.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	8,263
	|percentage	=	79.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Maitland===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Maitland|Maitland]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Maitland">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Maitland |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[Charles Edward Nicholson|Charles Nicholson]]
	|votes		=	4,072
	|percentage	=	50.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	John Fletcher
	|votes		=	3,975
	|percentage	=	49.4
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	8,047
	|percentage	=	97.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	195
	|percentage	=	2.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	8,242
	|percentage	=	78.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box gain AU party
	|winner		=	Liberal Reform
	|loser		=	Independent Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}
*[[John Gillies (Australian politician)|John Gillies]] ({{Australian politics/name|Independent Liberal Reform}}) died in 1911. The [[1911 Maitland state by-election|by-election in October 1911]] was won by [[Charles Edward Nicholson|Charles Nicholson]] ({{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}) who retained the seat at the 1913 general election.

===Marrickville===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Marrickville|Marrickville]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Marrickville">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Marrickville |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Thomas Simpson Crawford|Thomas Crawford]]
	|votes		=	4,911
	|percentage	=	61.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	William Wallace
	|votes		=	2,877
	|percentage	=	36.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	National Progressive
	|candidate	=	Samuel Davidson
	|votes		=	206
	|percentage	=	2.6
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	7,994
	|percentage	=	98.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	162
	|percentage	=	2.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	8,156
	|percentage	=	65.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Middle Harbour===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Middle Harbour|Middle Harbour]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Middle Harbour">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Middle Harbour |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[Richard Arthur (Australian politician)|Richard Arthur]]
	|votes		=	5,785
	|percentage	=	64.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Ellison Quirk]]
	|votes		=	3,068
	|percentage	=	34.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent
	|candidate	=	James Bray
	|votes		=	76
	|percentage	=	0.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent
	|candidate	=	Henry Johnson
	|votes		=	29
	|percentage	=	0.3
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	8,958
	|percentage	=	97.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	205
	|percentage	=	2.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	9,163
	|percentage	=	67.1
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Monaro===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Monaro|Monaro]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Monaro">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Monaro |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Gus Miller (politician)|Gus Miller]]
	|votes		=	3,836
	|percentage	=	56.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	Ernest Quodling{{hsp}}{{efn|name=farmer<includeonly>|Also endorsed by {{Australian politics/name|farmers and settlers nsw}}.</includeonly>}}
	|votes		=	2,880
	|percentage	=	42.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent
	|candidate	=	James Hart
	|votes		=	66
	|percentage	=	1.0
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	6,782
	|percentage	=	97.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	192
	|percentage	=	2.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	6,974
	|percentage	=	72.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Mosman===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Mosman|Mosman]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Mosman">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Mosman |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[Percy Colquhoun]]
	|votes		=	5,776
	|percentage	=	66.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	Edward Cohen
	|votes		=	1,360
	|percentage	=	15.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[William Scott Fell|William Fell]]
	|votes		=	1,347
	|percentage	=	15.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	William Bray
	|votes		=	236
	|percentage	=	2.7
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	8,719
	|percentage	=	99.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	72
	|percentage	=	0.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	8,791
	|percentage	=	67.1
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box new seat win AU party
	|winner		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Mudgee===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Mudgee|Mudgee]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Mudgee">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Mudgee |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Bill Dunn (Australian politician)|Bill Dunn]]
	|votes		=	4,127
	|percentage	=	52.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[Owen Gilbert]]
	|votes		=	3,696
	|percentage	=	47.2
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	7,823
	|percentage	=	97.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	182
	|percentage	=	2.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	8,005
	|percentage	=	82.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Murray===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Murray|Murray]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Murray">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Murray |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Robert Scobie (Australian politician born 1848)|Robert Scobie]]
	|votes		=	3,035
	|percentage	=	55.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	Robert Gibson{{hsp}}{{efn|name=farmer<includeonly>|Also endorsed by {{Australian politics/name|farmers and settlers nsw}}.</includeonly>}}
	|votes		=	2,463
	|percentage	=	44.8
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	5,498
	|percentage	=	97.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	118
	|percentage	=	2.1
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	5,616
	|percentage	=	53.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Murrumbidgee===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Murrumbidgee|Murrumbidgee]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Murrumbidgee">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Murrumbidgee |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>

}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Patrick McGarry]]
	|votes		=	4,274
	|percentage	=	51.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	farmers and settlers nsw
	|candidate	=	Charles Hawkins{{hsp}}{{efn|name=liberal<includeonly>|Also endorsed by {{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}.</includeonly>}}
	|votes		=	3,973
	|percentage	=	48.2
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	8,247
	|percentage	=	97.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	203
	|percentage	=	2.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	8,450
	|percentage	=	68.1
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Namoi===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Namoi|Namoi]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Namoi">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Namoi |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>

}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[George Black (Australian politician)|George Black]]
	|votes		=	3,151
	|percentage	=	53.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	James Florance
	|votes		=	2,760
	|percentage	=	46.7
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	5,911
	|percentage	=	97.1
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	177
	|percentage	=	2.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	6,088
	|percentage	=	63.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Newcastle===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Newcastle|Newcastle]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Newcastle">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Newcastle |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>

}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Arthur Gardiner (politician)|Arthur Gardiner]]
	|votes		=	5,702
	|percentage	=	70.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[John Fegan (politician)|John Fegan]]
	|votes		=	2,391
	|percentage	=	29.5
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	8,093
	|percentage	=	98.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	150
	|percentage	=	1.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	8,243
	|percentage	=	69.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Newtown===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Newtown|Newtown]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Newtown">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Newtown |access-date=13 March 2020}}</ref><ref name="Australasian Socialist">{{cite news |url=https://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article130879269 |title=The socialist candidates |newspaper=[[The International Socialist]] |date=13 December 1913 |access-date=13 March 2020 |page=4 |via=Trove}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Robert Hollis]]
	|votes		=	4,465
	|percentage	=	65.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	Percy Stevens
	|votes		=	2,198
	|percentage	=	32.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Australasian Socialist
	|candidate	=	Luke Jones
	|votes		=	140
	|percentage	=	2.1
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	6,803
	|percentage	=	98.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	141
	|percentage	=	2.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	6,944
	|percentage	=	62.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Orange===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Orange|Orange]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Orange">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Orange |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>

}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[John Fitzpatrick (New South Wales politician)|John Fitzpatrick]]{{hsp}}{{efn|name=farmer<includeonly>|Also endorsed by {{Australian politics/name|farmers and settlers nsw}}.</includeonly>}}
	|votes		=	4,493
	|percentage	=	53.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	Frank Edwards
	|votes		=	3,933
	|percentage	=	46.7
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	8,426
	|percentage	=	97.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	182
	|percentage	=	2.1
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	8,608
	|percentage	=	76.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Paddington===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Paddington (New South Wales)|Paddington]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Paddington">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Paddington |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>

}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[John Osborne (Australian politician)|John Osborne]]
	|votes		=	4,676
	|percentage	=	56.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	Reginald Harris
	|votes		=	3,498
	|percentage	=	42.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent
	|candidate	=	Charles Carter
	|votes		=	35
	|percentage	=	0.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent
	|candidate	=	James Jones
	|votes		=	27
	|percentage	=	0.3
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	8,236
	|percentage	=	98.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	154
	|percentage	=	1.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	8,390
	|percentage	=	66.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Parramatta===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Parramatta|Parramatta]]{{hsp}}{{refn|name=Green 1913 Parramatta|{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Parramatta |access-date=3 May 2020}}}}
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[Tom Moxham]]
	|votes		=	4,379
	|percentage	=	47.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	Frank Walford
	|votes		=	3,944
	|percentage	=	43.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	Walter Jago
	|votes		=	815
	|percentage	=	8.9
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	9,138
	|percentage	=	99.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	89
	|percentage	=	1.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	9,227
	|percentage	=	74.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box end}}

{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Parramatta|Parramatta]] - Second Round<br>Saturday 13 December{{hsp}}{{refn|name=Green 1913 Parramatta}}
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[Tom Moxham]]
	|votes		=	5,010
	|percentage	=	51.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	Frank Walford
	|votes		=	4,818
	|percentage	=	49.0
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	9,828
	|percentage	=	99.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	46
	|percentage	=	0.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	9,874
	|percentage	=	79.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Petersham===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Petersham|Petersham]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Petersham">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Petersham |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>

}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[John Cohen (Australian politician)|John Cohen]]
	|votes		=	unopposed
	|percentage =
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Phillip===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Phillip|Phillip]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Phillip">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Phillip |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>

}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Richard Meagher]]
	|votes		=	4,755
	|percentage	=	83.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[Eden George]]
	|votes		=	954
	|percentage	=	16.7
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	5,709
	|percentage	=	97.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	145
	|percentage	=	2.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	5,854
	|percentage	=	56.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Raleigh===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Raleigh|Raleigh]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Raleigh">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Raleigh |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>

}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Country Party Association
	|candidate	=	[[George Briner]]
	|votes		=	3,047
	|percentage	=	45.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	Henry Boultwood
	|votes		=	2,663
	|percentage	=	40.1
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	Theodore McLennan
	|votes		=	925
	|percentage	=	13.9
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	6,635
	|percentage	=	96.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	235
	|percentage	=	3.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	6,870
	|percentage	=	63.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box end}}

{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Raleigh|Raleigh]] - Second Round<br>Saturday 20 December{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Raleigh"/>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Country Party Association
	|candidate	=	[[George Briner]]
	|votes		=	3,925
	|percentage	=	59.1
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	Henry Boultwood
	|votes		=	2,713
	|percentage	=	40.9
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	6,638
	|percentage	=	99.1
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	59
	|percentage	=	0.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	6,697
	|percentage	=	62.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box member change AU party
	|new		=	Country Party Association
	|old		=	Independent Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Randwick===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Randwick|Randwick]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Randwick">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Randwick |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>

}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[David Storey (politician)|David Storey]]
	|votes		=	4,689
	|percentage	=	58.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	William Brown
	|votes		=	3,078
	|percentage	=	38.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent
	|candidate	=	William Melville
	|votes		=	278
	|percentage	=	3.5
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	8,045
	|percentage	=	96.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	255
	|percentage	=	3.1
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	8,300
	|percentage	=	57.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box member change AU party
	|new		=	Liberal Reform
	|old		=	Independent Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Redfern===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Redfern|Redfern]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Redfern">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Redfern |access-date=13 March 2020}}</ref><ref name="Socialist Labor candidates">{{cite news |url=https://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article128623323 |title=The Socialist Labor Party candidates |newspaper=[[The People: Official Organ of the Australian Socialist League|The People]] |date=13 December 1913 |access-date=13 March 2020 |page=2 |via=Trove}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[James McGowen]]
	|votes		=	4,840
	|percentage	=	68.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	George Howe
	|votes		=	2,100
	|percentage	=	29.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Socialist Labor
	|candidate	=	Henry Ostler
	|votes		=	140
	|percentage	=	2.0
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	7,080
	|percentage	=	97.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	177
	|percentage	=	2.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	7,257
	|percentage	=	62.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Rozelle===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Rozelle|Rozelle]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Rozelle">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Rozelle |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>

}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[James Mercer (Australian politician)|James Mercer]]
	|votes		=	4,486
	|percentage	=	66.1
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	Alan Chavasse
	|votes		=	2,304
	|percentage	=	33.9
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	6,790
	|percentage	=	98.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	99
	|percentage	=	1.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	6,889
	|percentage	=	64.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Ryde===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Ryde|Ryde]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Ryde">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Ryde |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>

}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[William Thompson (New South Wales politician)|William Thompson]]
	|votes		=	6,055
	|percentage	=	64.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	Murdock MacLeod
	|votes		=	2,938
	|percentage	=	31.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	National Progressive
	|candidate	=	Charles Summerhayes
	|votes		=	385
	|percentage	=	4.1
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	9,378
	|percentage	=	97.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	219
	|percentage	=	2.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	9,597
	|percentage	=	70.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box new seat win AU party
	|winner		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===St George===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of St George|St George]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 St George">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=St George |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>

}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[William Wood (Australian politician)|William Wood]]
	|votes		=	4,797
	|percentage	=	49.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[William Bagnall]]
	|votes		=	4,366
	|percentage	=	45.1
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	National Progressive
	|candidate	=	Henry Broe
	|votes		=	509
	|percentage	=	5.3
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	9,672
	|percentage	=	98.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	110
	|percentage	=	1.1
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	9,782
	|percentage	=	74.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box end}}

{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of St George|St George]] - Second Round<br>Saturday 13 December{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 St George"/>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[William Bagnall]]
	|votes		=	5,231
	|percentage	=	51.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[William Wood (Australian politician)|William Wood]]
	|votes		=	5,025
	|percentage	=	49.0
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	10,256
	|percentage	=	99.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	46
	|percentage	=	0.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	10,302
	|percentage	=	78.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box gain AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|loser		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===St Leonards===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of St Leonards|St Leonards]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 St Leonards">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=St Leonards |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>

}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[Arthur Cocks (Australian politician)|Arthur Cocks]]
	|votes		=	4,042
	|percentage	=	54.1
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	George Down
	|votes		=	3,264
	|percentage	=	43.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent
	|candidate	=	Frederick Meyer
	|votes		=	86
	|percentage	=	1.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent
	|candidate	=	Peter Pollack
	|votes		=	78
	|percentage	=	1.0
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	7,470
	|percentage	=	97.1
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	221
	|percentage	=	2.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	7,691
	|percentage	=	63.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Singleton===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Singleton|Singleton]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Singleton">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Singleton |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>

}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[James Fallick]]
	|votes		=	3,294
	|percentage	=	52.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	Thomas Braye
	|votes		=	2,500
	|percentage	=	40.1
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Country Party Association
	|candidate	=	Leslie Hewitt
	|votes		=	447
	|percentage	=	7.2
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	6,241
	|percentage	=	96.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	231
	|percentage	=	3.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	6,472
	|percentage	=	66.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Sturt===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Sturt (New South Wales)|Sturt]]{{hsp}}{{refn|name=Green 1913 Sturt|{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Sturt |access-date=3 May 2020}}}}
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[John Cann (politician)|John Cann]]
	|votes		=	unopposed
	|percentage =
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Surry Hills===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Surry Hills|Surry Hills]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Surry Hills">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Surry Hills |access-date=13 March 2020}}</ref><ref name="Socialist Labor candidates">{{cite news |url=https://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article128623323 |title=The Socialist Labor Party candidates |newspaper=[[The People: Official Organ of the Australian Socialist League|The People]] |date=13 December 1913 |access-date=13 March 2020 |page=2 |via=Trove}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Henry Hoyle]]
	|votes		=	4,717
	|percentage	=	65.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent
	|candidate	=	William Walker
	|votes		=	2,393
	|percentage	=	33.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Socialist Labor
	|candidate	=	Ludwig Klausen
	|votes		=	82
	|percentage	=	1.1
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	7,192
	|percentage	=	98.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	123
	|percentage	=	1.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	7,315
	|percentage	=	60.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Tamworth===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Tamworth|Tamworth]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Tamworth">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Tamworth |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	farmers and settlers nsw
	|candidate	=	[[Frank Chaffey]]{{hsp}}{{efn|name=liberal<includeonly>|Also endorsed by {{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}.</includeonly>}}
	|votes		=	2,620
	|percentage	=	36.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	John Lord
	|votes		=	2,315
	|percentage	=	32.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent
	|candidate	=	[[Robert Levien]] (defeated)
	|votes		=	2,243
	|percentage	=	31.2
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	7,178
	|percentage	=	97.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	225
	|percentage	=	3.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	7,403
	|percentage	=	74.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box end}}

{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Tamworth|Tamworth]] - Second Round<br>Saturday 20 December{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Tamworth"/>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	farmers and settlers nsw
	|candidate	=	[[Frank Chaffey]]
	|votes		=	3,779
	|percentage	=	51.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	John Lord
	|votes		=	3,624
	|percentage	=	49.0
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	7,403
	|percentage	=	99.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	39
	|percentage	=	0.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	7,442
	|percentage	=	74.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box gain AU party
	|winner		=	farmers and settlers nsw
	|loser		=	Independent Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}
[[Robert Levien]] was the sitting member.

===Tenterfield===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Tenterfield|Tenterfield]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Tenterfield">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Tenterfield |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>

}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[Charles Lee (Australian politician)|Charles Lee]]
	|votes		=	unopposed
	|percentage =
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Upper Hunter===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Upper Hunter|Upper Hunter]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Upper Hunter">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Upper Hunter |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>

}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	farmers and settlers nsw
	|candidate	=	[[Mac Abbott]]{{hsp}}{{efn|name=liberal<includeonly>|Also endorsed by {{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}.</includeonly>}}
	|votes		=	3,803
	|percentage	=	50.1
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[George Cann]]
	|votes		=	3,149
	|percentage	=	41.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[Henry Willis (Australian politician)|Henry Willis]]
	|votes		=	640
	|percentage	=	8.4
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	7,592
	|percentage	=	97.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	233
	|percentage	=	3.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	7,825
	|percentage	=	72.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box gain AU party
	|winner		=	farmers and settlers nsw
	|loser		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}
The sitting member was [[Henry Willis (Australian politician)|Henry Willis]] ({{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}) who stood as an independent, describing himself as a radical liberal.<ref name="Green 1913 Upper Hunter"/>

===Wagga Wagga===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Wagga Wagga|Wagga Wagga]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Wagga Wagga">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Wagga Wagga |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>

}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Walter Boston]]
	|votes		=	3,951
	|percentage	=	51.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	John Fletcher{{hsp}}{{efn|name=farmer<includeonly>|Also endorsed by {{Australian politics/name|farmers and settlers nsw}}.</includeonly>}}
	|votes		=	3,765
	|percentage	=	48.8
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	7,716
	|percentage	=	97.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	202
	|percentage	=	2.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	7,918
	|percentage	=	73.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box new seat win AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Wallsend===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Wallsend|Wallsend]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Wallsend">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Wallsend |access-date=13 March 2020}}</ref><ref name="Socialist Labor candidates">{{cite news |url=https://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article128623323 |title=The Socialist Labor Party candidates |newspaper=[[The People: Official Organ of the Australian Socialist League|The People]] |date=13 December 1913 |access-date=13 March 2020 |page=2 |via=Trove}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[John Estell]]
	|votes		=	5,652
	|percentage	=	82.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[Thomas Collins (Australian politician)|Thomas Collins]]
	|votes		=	825
	|percentage	=	12.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Socialist Labor
	|candidate	=	Joseph Charlton
	|votes		=	401
	|percentage	=	5.8
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	6,878
	|percentage	=	97.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	177
	|percentage	=	2.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	7,055
	|percentage	=	64.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|notional		=	yes
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}
Wallesend largely replaced the abolished district of [[Electoral district of Waratah (New South Wales)|Waratah]], held by [[John Estell]] ({{Australian politics/name|labor NSW}}).

===Waverley===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Waverley|Waverley]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Waverley">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Waverley |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>

}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[Harold Jaques]]
	|votes		=	3,743
	|percentage	=	42.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[James Fingleton]]
	|votes		=	3,280
	|percentage	=	37.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	National Progressive
	|candidate	=	[[George Beeby]]
	|votes		=	1,698
	|percentage	=	19.5
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	8,721
	|percentage	=	97.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	220
	|percentage	=	2.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	8,941
	|percentage	=	69.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box end}}

{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Waverley|Waverley]] - Second Round<br>Saturday 13 December{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Waverley"/>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[James Fingleton]]
	|votes		=	4,609
	|percentage	=	50.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[Harold Jaques]]
	|votes		=	4,547
	|percentage	=	49.7
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	9,156
	|percentage	=	99.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	55
	|percentage	=	0.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	9,211
	|percentage	=	72.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box gain AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|loser		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Wickham===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Wickham (New South Wales)|Wickham]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Wickham">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Wickham |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>

}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[William Calman Grahame|William Grahame]]
	|votes		=	5,581
	|percentage	=	68.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[Magnus Cromarty]]
	|votes		=	2,607
	|percentage	=	31.8
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	8,188
	|percentage	=	98.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	143
	|percentage	=	1.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	8,331
	|percentage	=	73.1
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Willoughby===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Willoughby|Willoughby]]{{hsp}}{{refn|name=Green 1913 Willoughby|{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Willoughby |access-date=3 May 2020}}}}
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Edward Larkin]]
	|votes		=	3,805
	|percentage	=	42.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	Frederick Fleming
	|votes		=	2,777
	|percentage	=	31.1
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[William McMillan (Australian politician)|William McMillan]]
	|votes		=	1,951
	|percentage	=	21.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	National Progressive
	|candidate	=	Arthur Carrington
	|votes		=	212
	|percentage	=	2.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[Edward Clark (Australian politician)|Edward Clark]]
	|votes		=	197
	|percentage	=	2.2
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	8,942
	|percentage	=	99.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	89
	|percentage	=	1.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	9,031
	|percentage	=	71.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box end}}

{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Willoughby|Willoughby]] - Second Round<br>Saturday 13 December{{hsp}}{{refn|name=Green 1913 Willoughby}}
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Edward Larkin]]
	|votes		=	4,908
	|percentage	=	51.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	Frederick Fleming
	|votes		=	4,601
	|percentage	=	48.4
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	9,509
	|percentage	=	99.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	39
	|percentage	=	0.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	9,548
	|percentage	=	75.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box new seat win AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|loser		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Willyama===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Willyama|Willyama]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Willyama">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Willyama |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>

}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Jabez Wright]]
	|votes		=	4,327
	|percentage	=	73.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[William John Ferguson|William Ferguson]]
	|votes		=	1,029
	|percentage	=	17.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent
	|candidate	=	Walter Wright
	|votes		=	545
	|percentage	=	9.2
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	5,901
	|percentage	=	97.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	137
	|percentage	=	2.3
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	6,038
	|percentage	=	62.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box new seat win AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Wollondilly===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Wollondilly|Wollondilly]]{{hsp}}{{refn|name=Green 1913 Wollondilly|{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Wollondilly |access-date=3 May 2020}}}}
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[Frank Badgery]]
	|votes		=	3,801
	|percentage	=	57.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	James Donaldson
	|votes		=	2,238
	|percentage	=	33.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Country Party Association
	|candidate	=	Samuel Emmett
	|votes		=	290
	|percentage	=	4.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	Thomas Raw
	|votes		=	266
	|percentage	=	4.0
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	6,595
	|percentage	=	97.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	188
	|percentage	=	2.8
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	6,783
	|percentage	=	66.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Wollongong===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Wollongong|Wollongong]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Wollongong">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Wollongong |access-date=13 March 2020}}</ref><ref name="Socialist Labor candidates">{{cite news |url=https://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article128623323 |title=The Socialist Labor Party candidates |newspaper=[[The People: Official Organ of the Australian Socialist League|The People]] |date=13 December 1913 |access-date=13 March 2020 |page=2 |via=Trove}}</ref>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[John Nicholson (New South Wales politician)|John Nicholson]]
	|votes		=	5,212
	|percentage	=	71.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	Florence Healey
	|votes		=	1,715
	|percentage	=	23.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Socialist Labor
	|candidate	=	[[Ernie Judd]]
	|votes		=	351
	|percentage	=	4.8
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	7,278
	|percentage	=	97.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	228
	|percentage	=	3.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	7,506
	|percentage	=	60.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Woollahra===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Woollahra|Woollahra]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Woollahra">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Woollahra |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>

}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[William Latimer (Australian politician)|William Latimer]]
	|votes		=	3,552
	|percentage	=	44.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Daniel Dwyer]]
	|votes		=	2,707
	|percentage	=	34.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[Philip Morton (politician)|Philip Morton]]
	|votes		=	1,226
	|percentage	=	15.4
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Independent Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	Francis Cowling
	|votes		=	475
	|percentage	=	6.0
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	7,960
	|percentage	=	99.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	80
	|percentage	=	1.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	8,040
	|percentage	=	68.0
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box end}}

{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Woollahra|Woollahra]] - Second Round<br>Saturday 13 December{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Woollahra"/>
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Liberal Reform
	|candidate	=	[[William Latimer (Australian politician)|William Latimer]]
	|votes		=	4,058
	|percentage	=	50.2
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Daniel Dwyer]]
	|votes		=	4,020
	|percentage	=	49.8
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	8,078
	|percentage	=	99.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	38
	|percentage	=	0.5
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	8,116
	|percentage	=	68.6
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Liberal Reform
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}

===Yass===
{{Election box begin
|title = [[1913 New South Wales state election]]: [[Electoral district of Yass|Yass]]{{hsp}}<ref name="Green 1913 Yass">{{cite NSW election |year=1913 |district=Yass |access-date=3 May 2020}}</ref>

}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Labor NSW
	|candidate	=	[[Greg McGirr]]
	|votes		=	4,498
	|percentage	=	50.7
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	farmers and settlers nsw
	|candidate	=	Patrick Bourke{{hsp}}{{efn|name=liberal<includeonly>|Also endorsed by {{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}.</includeonly>}}
	|votes		=	2,921
	|percentage	=	32.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box candidate AU party
	|party		=	Country Party Association
	|candidate	=	[[Robert Donaldson (Australian politician)|Robert Donaldson]] (defeated)
	|votes		=	1,448
	|percentage	=	16.3
	|change		=	
}}

{{Election box formal
	|votes		=	8,867
	|percentage	=	97.1
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box informal
	|votes		=	260
	|percentage	=	2.9
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box turnout
	|votes		=	9,127
	|percentage	=	75.1
	|change		=	
}}
{{Election box hold AU party
	|winner		=	Labor NSW
	|swing		=	No
}}
{{Election box end}}
[[Robert Donaldson (Australian politician)|Robert Donaldson]] was the sitting member for [[Electoral district of Wynyard|Wynyard]] which had been largely replaced by Yass.

==See also==
* [[1913 New South Wales state election]]
* [[Candidates of the 1913 New South Wales state election]]
* [[Members of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly, 1913–1917]]

== Notes ==
{{Notelist}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{Results of New South Wales state elections|state=expanded}}
{{Electoral results for the districts of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly}}
{{Electoral results for the former districts of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Results of the 1913 New South Wales state election}}
[[Category:Results of New South Wales elections|1913]]