Electoral district of Warwick

{{Short description|Former state electoral district of Queensland, Australia}}

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Warwick was an electoral district of the Legislative Assembly in the Australian state of Queensland from 1860 to 2001. It centred on the town of Warwick.{{cite QldElectorate|date=28 April 2020}}

The electorate was represented by two Premiers: Arthur Morgan and Thomas Joseph Byrnes. It was also the seat of former Opposition Leader Lawrence Springborg.

Members for Warwick

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colspan="2"\|Member	Party	Term
{{Australian party style\|Other}}\| \| St. George Richard Gore \| \| 1860–1862
{{Australian party style\|Other}}\| \| John Gore Jones \| \| 1862–1863
{{Australian party style\|Other}}\| \| Arnold Wienholt, Sr. \| \| 1863–1867
{{Australian party style\|Other}}\| \| George Clark \| \| 1867–1868
{{Australian party style\|Other}}\| \| Edmond Thornton \| \| 1868–1870
{{Australian party style\|Other}}\| \| James Morgan \| \| 1870–1871
{{Australian party style\|Other}}\| \| Charles Clark \| \| 1871–1873
{{Australian party style\|Other}}\| \| James Morgan \| \| 1873–1878
{{Australian party style\|Protectionist}}\| \| Jacob Horwitz \| Liberal \| 1878–1887
{{Australian party style\|Independent}}\| \| rowspan=2\| Arthur Morgan \| Independent \| 1887–1890
{{Australian party style\|Other}}\| \| Opposition \| 1890–1896
{{Australian party style\|Liberal QLD 1908}}\| \| Thomas Joseph Byrnes \| Ministerial \| 1896–1898
{{Australian party style\|Liberal QLD 1908}}\| \| rowspan=2 \| Arthur Morgan \| Ministerial \| 1898–1903
{{Australian party style\|Protectionist}}\| \| Liberal \| 1903–1906
{{Australian party style\|Protectionist}}\| \| rowspan=2 \| Thomas O'Sullivan \| Liberal \| 1906–1907
{{Australian party style\|Kidstonites}}\| \| Kidstonites \| 1907–1908
{{Australian party style\|Independent}}\| \| rowspan=5 \| George Powell Barnes \| Farmers' Rep. \| 1908–1909
{{Australian party style\|Liberal QLD 1908}}\| \| Liberal \| 1909–1917
{{Australian party style\|National QLD 1917}}\| \| National \| 1917–1922
{{Australian party style\|National QLD 1917}}\| \| United \| 1922–1925
{{Australian party style\|CPNP}}\| \| Country and Progressive National \| 1925–1935
{{Australian party style\|Labor}}\| \| John Healy \| Labor \| 1935–1947
{{Australian party style\|Nationals QLD}}\| \| Otto Madsen \| Country \| 1947–1963
rowspan=2 {{Australian party style\|Nationals QLD}}\| \| rowspan=2 \| David Cory \| Country \| 1963–1975
National Country \| 1975–1977
rowspan=2 {{Australian party style\|Nationals QLD}}\| \| rowspan=2 \| Des Booth \| National Country \| 1977–1982
National \| 1982–1992
{{Australian party style\|Nationals QLD}}\| \| Lawrence Springborg \| National \| 1992–2001

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colspan="2"|Member

Party

Term

{{Australian party style|Other}}|

| St. George Richard Gore

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| 1860–1862

{{Australian party style|Other}}|

| John Gore Jones

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| 1862–1863