Premiers of Victoria

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See Premiers of the Australian states for a description and history of the office of Premier.

Before the 1890s, there was no formal party system in Victoria. Party labels before that time indicate a general tendency only. From the 1880s, until after Federation in 1901, Victorian politics were dominated by Protectionist Liberals, who were opposed by Free Trade Conservatives. The Labor Party did not emerge as a major party until after 1910, which meant that Victoria was slow to develop a two-party system. Labor did not win a majority in the Legislative Assembly until 1952, and until that time weak minority governments were common. Since 1952, Victoria has had a stable two-party system.

Premier Party Took office
Dr William Haines 30 November 1855
John O'Shanassy 11 March 1857
William Haines 29 April 1857
John O'Shanassy 10 March 1858
William Nicholson 27 October 1859
Richard Heales 26 November 1860
John O'Shanassy 14 November 1861
James McCulloch 27 June 1863
Charles Sladen 6 May 1868
James McCulloch 11 July 1868
John MacPherson 20 September 1869
Sir James McCulloch 9 April 1870
Charles Gavan Duffy 19 June 1871
James Francis 10 June 1872
George Kerferd 31 July 1874
  Graham Berry Liberal 7 August 1875
Sir James McCulloch - 20 October 1875
  Graham Berry Liberal 21 May 1877
James Service - 5 March 1880
  Graham Berry Liberal 3 August 1880
Sir Bryan O'Loghlen - 9 July 1881
James Service - 8 March 1883
Duncan Gillies Conservative 18 February 1886
James Munro Conservative 5 November 1890
  William Shiels Liberal 16 February 1892
Sir James Patterson Conservative 23 January 1893
  Sir George Turner Liberal 27 September 1894
  Allan McLean Liberal 5 December 1899
  Sir George Turner Liberal 19 November 1900
  Alexander Peacock Liberal 12 February 1901
William Irvine Reform 10 June 1902
Sir Thomas Bent Reform 16 February 1904
  John Murray Comwlth Liberal 8 January 1909
  William Watt Comwlth Liberal 18 May 1912
  George Elmslie Labor 9 December 1913
  William Watt Comwlth Liberal 22 December 1913
  Sir Alexander Peacock Comwlth Liberal 18 June 1914
  John Bowser Nationalist 29 November 1917
  Harry Lawson Nationalist 21 March 1918
  Sir Alexander Peacock Nationalist 28 April 1924
  George Prendergast Labor 18 July 1924
  John Allan Country Party 18 November 1924
  Edmond Hogan Labor 20 May 1927
  Sir William McPherson Nationalist 22 November 1928
  Edmond Hogan Labor 12 December 1929
  Sir Stanley Argyle United Australia 19 May 1932
  Albert Dunstan Country Party 2 April 1935
  John Cain I Labor 14 September 1943
  Albert Dunstan Country Party 18 September 1943
  Ian MacFarlan Liberal 2 October 1945
  John Cain I Labor 21 November 1945
  Thomas Hollway Liberal 20 November 1947
  John McDonald Country Party 27 June 1950
Thomas Hollway Electoral Reform 28 October 1952
  John McDonald Country Party 31 October 1952
  John Cain I Labor 17 December 1952
  Sir Henry Bolte Liberal 7 June 1955
  Rupert Hamer Liberal 23 August 1972
  Lindsay Thompson Liberal 5 June 1981
  John Cain II Labor 8 April 1982
  Joan Kirner Labor 9 August 1990
  Jeff Kennett Liberal 6 October 1992
  Steve Bracks Labor 19 October 1999
  John Brumby Labor 30 July 2007

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