1914 Australian federal election

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The 1914 Australian federal election was a national parliamentary election in which voters chose members of the House of Representatives and half the Senate, held amid World War I and notable for the candidacy of pioneering suffragist Vida Goldstein.

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instanceOf Australian federal election
campaignContext debate over military preparedness and defence
economic and social policy issues in early World War I era
chamberElected House of Representatives NERFINISHED
Senate NERFINISHED
constitutionalBasis Section 57 of the Australian Constitution NERFINISHED
country Australia
electoralCommission Commonwealth Electoral Office NERFINISHED
electorate Australian federal electorates
electorateType compulsory enrolment, voluntary voting
followedBy 1917 Australian federal election
7th Australian Parliament NERFINISHED
follows 1913 Australian federal election
5th Australian Parliament NERFINISHED
governorGeneralDuringElection Ronald Munro Ferguson NERFINISHED
hasPart election for half the Senate
election for the House of Representatives
hasPrimeMinisterAfterElection Andrew Fisher NERFINISHED
hasPrimeMinisterBeforeElection Joseph Cook NERFINISHED
headOfGovernmentAfterElection Andrew Fisher NERFINISHED
headOfGovernmentBeforeElection Joseph Cook NERFINISHED
isPartOf history of elections in Australia
political history of Australia
languageOfCampaign English
legislativeBody Australian House of Representatives NERFINISHED
Australian Senate NERFINISHED
Parliament of Australia NERFINISHED
locatedInTime 1910s
World War I NERFINISHED
lostByParty Commonwealth Liberal Party NERFINISHED
monarchDuringElection George V NERFINISHED
notableCandidate Vida Goldstein NERFINISHED
notableFeature candidacy of pioneering suffragist Vida Goldstein
held shortly after the outbreak of World War I
parliamentNumberElected 6th Australian Parliament NERFINISHED
partyOfPrimeMinisterAfterElection Australian Labor Party NERFINISHED
partyOfPrimeMinisterBeforeElection Commonwealth Liberal Party NERFINISHED
pointInTime 5 September 1914
portionOfSenateContested half the Senate
previousGovernment Commonwealth Liberal Party government NERFINISHED
reasonForElection double dissolution of Parliament
subsequentGovernment Australian Labor Party government NERFINISHED
typeOfElection parliamentary election
voterEligibility adult British subjects resident in Australia
votingSystemHouse first-past-the-post voting
votingSystemSenate block voting
womenCanStandForParliament true
womenCanVote true
wonByParty Australian Labor Party NERFINISHED

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Vida Goldstein electionContested 1914 Australian federal election