1941 Australian federal election

The 1941 Australian federal election was held on 21 August to elect members to the House of Representatives and the Senate. It occurred during World War II, amid economic challenges and a national focus on defense. The Australian Labor Party, led by Prime Minister John Curtin, sought to maintain stability and support for the war effort. In this election, Labor retained power, winning a majority despite a decline in votes. The election underscored the importance of leadership and unity in facing wartime challenges, shaping Australia's political landscape during a critical period in its history.