Electoral district of Walsh

Former South Australian state electoral district

Australian electorate

Walsh South Australia—House of Assembly
State	South Australia
Created	1985
Abolished	1993
Namesake	Frank Walsh
Demographic	Metropolitan

Walsh was an electoral district of the House of Assembly in the Australian state of South Australia from 1985 to 1993. It succeeded the seat of Ascot Park. It was mainly succeeded by the seat of Elder.

Member

Member		Party	Term
	John Trainer	Labor	1985–1993

"Statistical Record of the Legislature, 1836 - 2007" (PDF). Parliament of South Australia. Archived from the original (PDF) on 11 March 2019. Retrieved 23 January 2014.

v t e Former electoral districts of South Australia
Albert Albert Park Alexandra Angas Ashford Ascot Park Barossa Baudin Briggs Bright Brighton Burnside Burra Burra Burra City of Adelaide Coles Custance East Adelaide East Torrens Edwardstown Encounter Bay Eyre Fisher Gawler Gilles Gladstone Glenelg Goodwood Gordon Gouger Goyder Gumeracha Hanson Hart Hayward Henley Beach Hindmarsh Little Para Mallee Millicent Mitcham Mitchell Mount Barker Murray Murray-Mallee Napier Newcastle Noarlunga North Adelaide Northern Territory Norwood Onkaparinga Peake Pirie Port Pirie Price Prospect Ridley Rocky River Ross Smith Salisbury Semaphore Spence Stanley Stirling Sturt Tea Tree Gully The Burra The Burra and Clare The Murray Thebarton Todd Victoria Victoria and Albert Wallaroo Walsh West Adelaide Whyalla Wooroora Yatala Yorke Peninsula Young

v t e Electoral districts of the South Australian House of Assembly
Labor (28)	Adelaide Badcoe Cheltenham Croydon Davenport Dunstan Elder Elizabeth Enfield Florey Gibson Giles Hurtle Vale Kaurna King Lee Light Mawson Newland Playford Port Adelaide Ramsay Reynell Taylor Torrens Waite West Torrens Wright
Liberal (14)	Black Bragg Chaffey Colton Finniss Flinders Frome Hammond Hartley Heysen Morialta Morphett Schubert Unley
Independent (5)	Kavel MacKillop Mount Gambier Narungga Stuart