Candidates of the 2013 Western Australian state election

This is a list of candidates for the 2013 Western Australian state election. The election was held on 9 March 2013.

Redistribution and seat changes

 * A redistribution was completed in 2011. The most significant changes were:
 * The Labor-held seat of Mindarie was renamed Butler.
 * The Liberal-held seat of Morley became notionally Labor.
 * The seat of Nollamara was replaced by the new seat of Mirrabooka.
 * The Labor-held seat of North West was replaced by the National-held seat of North West Central.
 * The National-held seat of Blackwood-Stirling had been renamed Warren-Blackwood.
 * Labor MLC for East Metropolitan Ljiljanna Ravlich contested North Metropolitan.
 * Two National Party MLCs, Mia Davies (Agricultural) and Wendy Duncan (Mining and Pastoral), contested the lower house seats of Central Wheatbelt and Kalgoorlie respectively.
 * The National Party MLA for Central Wheatbelt, Brendon Grylls, contested the seat of Pilbara.
 * Greens MLC for North Metropolitan Giz Watson contested the region of South West.

Labor

 * John Kobelke MLA (Balcatta)
 * Carol Martin MLA (Kimberley)
 * Eric Ripper MLA (Belmont)
 * Tom Stephens MLA (Pilbara)
 * Martin Whitely MLA (Bassendean)
 * Helen Bullock MLC (Mining and Pastoral)
 * Ed Dermer MLC (North Metropolitan)
 * Linda Savage MLC (East Metropolitan)

Liberal

 * Christian Porter MLA (Bateman) &mdash; to contest the federal seat of Pearce
 * Norman Moore MLC (Mining and Pastoral)

National

 * Grant Woodhams MLA (Moore)

Independent

 * John Bowler MLA (Kalgoorlie)
 * Liz Constable MLA (Churchlands)

Legislative Assembly
Incumbent members are shown in bold text. Successful candidates are highlighted in the relevant colour.

Legislative Council
Six candidates are elected in each region. Incumbent members in are shown in bold text. Tickets that elected at least one MLC are highlighted in the relevant colour. Successful candidates are identified by an asterisk (*).

Unregistered parties and groups

 * The Socialist Alliance endorsed Sanna Andrew in Fremantle, Farida Iqbal in Perth and Sam Wainwright in Willagee.