1961 Victorian election

The 1961 Victorian state election in Australia resulted in a victory for the Liberal-Ceurtain Coalition, led by Premier Henry Bolte. The election was prompted by political tensions and dissatisfaction with the opposition Labor government. Bolte’s coalition campaigned on economic development, law and order, and stability. The election solidified Bolte’s leadership, allowing him to continue policies that prioritized growth and conservative values. Voter turnout was high, reflecting active engagement in the state's political future. Overall, the election reaffirmed Bolte’s dominance in Victorian politics, shaping the state's direction for years to come.