Results of the 1933 Queensland local elections

For results of mayoral elections, see 1933 Queensland mayoral elections § Results.

This is a list of local government area results for the 1933 Queensland local elections.^[1][2][3]

Dalby

1933 Queensland local elections: Dalby^[2]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Independent	John Joheph Walsh (elected)	1,156
	Independent	William John Vowles (elected)	1,077
	Independent	Daniel Wilke (elected)	978
	Independent	Peter Garrow (elected)	964
	Independent	Henry Edwin Coles (elected)	917
	Independent	Edwin Stuart Cootes (elected)	850
	Independent	Ernest James Starling (elected)	825
	Independent	Edward Henry Geisel (elected)	743
	Independent	James Johnston	710
	Independent	Richard Charles Drew	676
	Independent	Adolphus Allan Baker	605
	Independent	William Evans Ewing	594

Glengallan

1933 Queensland local elections: Glengallan^[2]

Party			Votes	%	Swing	Seats	Change
	Independent		6,692	100.0		11
Formal votes			6,692	100.0

Division 1

1933 Queensland local elections: Division 1^[2]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Independent	G. T. Lomas (elected)	204
	Independent	Jos. Aspinall (elected)	180
	Independent	P. Fanning	110

Division 2

1933 Queensland local elections: Division 2^[2]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Independent	H. E. Carey (elected)	679
	Independent	C. Brooker (elected)	545
	Independent	C. J. Neilsen (elected)	514
	Independent	M. J. Hade	514
	Independent	R. J. Aspinall	343

• C. J. Neilsen defeated M. J. Hade following a recount, after they both received exactly 514 votes^[2][4]

Division 3

1933 Queensland local elections: Division 3^[2]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Independent	W. J. B. Backhouse (elected)	845
	Independent	C. P. Madsen (elected)	650
	Independent	J. H. Hansen (elected)	597
	Independent	A. Bennett	557
	Independent	J. W. Watson	547
	Independent	W. R. Mackenzie	407

Division 4

1933 Queensland local elections: Division 4^[2]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Independent	J. P. J. Sexton	unopposed
	Independent	T. J. Brosnan	unopposed
	Independent	H. J. Palmer	unopposed

Southport

1933 Queensland local elections: Southport^[2]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Independent	J. W. Proud (elected)	716
	Independent	J. R. Brown (elected)	666
	Independent	M. T. Anderson (elected)	568
	Independent	W. Waters (elected)	511
	Independent	A. R. Andrews (elected)	477
	Independent	E. H. Foreman (elected)	476
	Independent	A. A. Ledbury	475
	Independent	J. Shepard	427
	Independent	V. H. Whelan	423
	Independent	A. E. Reid	398

Townsville

Townsville Harbour Board

1933 Queensland local elections: Townsville Harbour Board^[3][5]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Labor	Thomas Barry (elected)	5,703	25.6
	Progressive	Percy Willmett (elected)	5,416	24.3
	Progressive	John Edward Clegg	4,403	19.7
	Labor	Edward James Copp	3,551	15.9
	Independent	James Andrew Hackett	3,229	14.5
Total formal votes			22,302

Toowoomba

1933 Queensland local elections: Toowoomba^[1]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Independent	John Robinson	6,538
	Independent	Joseph Flatz	6,430
	Independent	Job Eagles Stone	5,748
	Independent	Con. Bowdler	5,371
	Independent	Frank B. Colnmon	5,197
	Independent	Richard C. Cavanough	5,106
	Independent	Atherton A. Griffiths	5,021
	Independent	Henry G. Webb	4,819
	Independent	Charles G. Blair	4,654
	Labor	Reginald Turnbull	4,625
	Independent	August T. Parrot	4,468
	Independent	Edward W. Cleary	4,152
	Independent	Patrick J. Hickey	3,663
	Labor	William James Cronin	3,566
	Labor	James J. Strohfeld	3,280
	Labor	John T. Buchanan	2,809
	Labor	David J. Mohr	2,668
	Labor	Henry J. Goldsworthy	2,554
	Labor	Victor T. Cleary	1,965
	Independent	Joseph Thomson	1,797
	Independent	Albert T. Sussmilch	1,612
	Labor	Jessie Schmidt	1,569
	Communist	William A. Franklin	1,250	1.41
Total formal votes			88,862	99.09
Informal votes			820	0.91
Party total votes
	Independent		64,576	72.67
	Labor		23,036	25.92
	Communist		1,250	1.41

Warwick

1933 Queensland local elections: Warwick^[2]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
		H. H. Dwight (elected)	2,233
		H. Tucker (elected)	2,207
		L. E. Evans (elected)	2,054
		P. D. Kelly (elected)	2,047
		R. G. Berthelsen (elected)	1,979
		A. Marshall (elected)	1,971
		A. G. Winchester (elected)	1,859
		T. Ingrams (elected)	1,656
		E. Parker	1,480
		J. W. Gilham	1,432
		J. Sanderson	1,386
		J. R. Hackwood	1,199
		T. E. Balzer	1,148
		T. W. Webber	1,111
		P. Rebelt	984
		J. K. Murdock	956

• The Independent Reform Party won a "sweeping majority" over the Citizens' United Party^[2]