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- Australian_federal_election,_1974 abstract "Federal elections were held in Australia on 18 May 1974. All 127 seats in the House of Representatives, and all 60 seats in the Senate were up for election, due to a double dissolution. The incumbent Australian Labor Party led by Prime Minister Gough Whitlam defeated the opposition Liberal Party of Australia led by Billy Snedden and Coalition partner the Country Party led by Doug Anthony.The election was held in conjunction with four referendum questions, none of which were carried.1 The Country Party (CP) contested the elections in Western Australia as the National Alliance (NA), which was a merger of the CP and the Democratic Labor Party (DLP) in that state. The NA won a single Senate seat in WA, its elected representative being Tom Drake-Brockman, who represented the CP, on election to parliament.2 Independent: Michael Townley (Liberal Party from Feb 1975)".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 affiliation Australian_Labor_Party.
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 firstLeader Gough_Whitlam.
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 secondLeader Billy_Snedden.
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 startDate "1974-05-18".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 thumbnail Whitlam1955.jpg?width=300.
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 title "Australian federal election, 1974".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 wikiPageExternalLink 1974.
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 wikiPageExternalLink elections.uwa.edu.au.
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 wikiPageExternalLink House_of_Representative_1949_Present.htm.
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 wikiPageID "9999126".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 wikiPageRevisionID "601496982".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 afterElection Gough_Whitlam.
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 afterParty "Australian Labor Party".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 beforeElection Gough_Whitlam.
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 beforeParty "Australian Labor Party".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 country "Australia".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 electionDate "1974-05-18".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 electionName "Australian federal election, 1974".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 hasPhotoCollection Australian_federal_election,_1974.
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 image "150".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 image "155".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 lastElection "58".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 lastElection "67".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 leader Billy_Snedden.
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 leader Gough_Whitlam.
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 leaderSince "1967-02-08".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 leaderSince "1972-12-05".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 leadersSeat Division_of_Bruce.
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 leadersSeat Division_of_Werriwa.
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 nextElection "Australian federal election, 1975".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 nextYear "1975".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 ongoing "no".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 party "Australian Labor Party".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 party "Liberal/Country coalition".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 percentage "48.3".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 percentage "51.7".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 previousElection "Australian federal election, 1972".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 previousYear "1972".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 seatChange "1".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 seatChange "3".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 seats "61".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 seats "66".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 seatsForElection "( 64 seats were needed for a majority in the House )".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 seatsForElection "All 127 seats of the Australian House of Representatives".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 seatsForElection "All 60 seats of the Australian Senate".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 swing "1".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 title Prime_Minister_of_Australia.
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 type "parliamentary".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 subject Category:1974_elections_in_Australia.
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 subject Category:Federal_elections_in_Australia.
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 subject Category:Snap_elections.
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 type Election.
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 type Event.
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 type SocietalEvent.
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 type Event.
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 type Event.
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 type Thing.
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 comment "Federal elections were held in Australia on 18 May 1974. All 127 seats in the House of Representatives, and all 60 seats in the Senate were up for election, due to a double dissolution.".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 label "Australian federal election, 1974".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 label "Elecciones federales de Australia de 1974".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 label "Élections fédérales australiennes de 1974".
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 sameAs Elecciones_federales_de_Australia_de_1974.
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 sameAs Élections_fédérales_australiennes_de_1974.
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 sameAs m.02pzcz6.
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 sameAs Q3586899.
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 sameAs Q3586899.
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 wasDerivedFrom Australian_federal_election,_1974?oldid=601496982.
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 depiction Whitlam1955.jpg.
- Australian_federal_election,_1974 isPrimaryTopicOf Australian_federal_election,_1974.
