1955 Victorian election

The 1955 Victorian state election was held to choose members of Parliament in Australia's state of Victoria. The Liberal Party, led by Premier John Cain, was challenged by the Australian Labor Party. The election resulted in a narrow victory for the Liberal Party, allowing them to continue governing. This election was notable for its political competitiveness, with issues such as economic policies and social reforms central to campaign debates. Overall, it maintained the status quo, with the Liberal government remaining in power and shaping Victoria's policies during that period.