Editing Division of Boothby (section)

==Members==
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! Member
! Party
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! Notes
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| {{Australian party style|Labor}}|&nbsp;
| [[File:Lee Batchelor - Humphrey & Co (cropped).jpg|100px]]
| [[Lee Batchelor]]<br />{{small|(1865–1911)}}
| [[Australian Labor Party|Labour]]
| nowrap | [[1903 Australian federal election|16 December 1903]] –<br/>8 October 1911
| Previously held the Division of [[Division of South Australia|South Australia]]. Served as a minister under [[Watson Government|Watson]] and [[Andrew Fisher|Fisher]]. Died in office

|-
| {{Australian party style|Commonwealth Liberal}}|&nbsp;
| [[File:David Gordon (Australian politician).jpg|100px]]
| [[David Gordon (Australian politician)|David Gordon]]<br />{{small|(1865–1946)}}
| [[Liberal Party (Australia, 1909)|Liberal]]
| nowrap | [[1911 Boothby by-election|11 November 1911]] –<br/>[[1913 Australian federal election|31 May 1913]]
| Lost seat. Later elected to the [[South Australian Legislative Council]] in 1913

|-
| {{Australian party style|Labor}}|&nbsp;
| rowspan=3 | [[File:George Dankel 2.jpeg|100px]]
| rowspan=3 | [[George Dankel]]<br />{{small|(1864–1926)}}
| [[Australian Labor Party|Labor]]
| nowrap | [[1913 Australian federal election|31 May 1913]] –<br/>[[Australian Labor Party split of 1916|14 November 1916]]
| rowspan=3 | Previously held the [[South Australian House of Assembly]] seat of [[Electoral district of Torrens|Torrens]]. Retired
|-
| {{Australian party style|National Labor}}|&nbsp;
| nowrap | [[National Labor Party|National Labor]]
| nowrap | [[Australian Labor Party split of 1916|14 November 1916]] –<br/>17 February 1917
|-
| {{Australian party style|Nationalist}}|&nbsp;
| rowspan="2" | [[Nationalist Party of Australia|Nationalist]]
| nowrap | 17 February 1917 –<br/>[[1917 Australian federal election|26 March 1917]]

|-
| {{Australian party style|Nationalist}}|&nbsp;
| [[File:William Story.jpg|100px]]
| [[William Story (Australian politician)|William Story]]<br />{{small|(1857–1924)}}
| nowrap | [[1917 Australian federal election|5 May 1917]] –<br/>[[1922 Australian federal election|16 December 1922]]
| Previously a member of the [[Australian Senate|Senate]]. Served as [[List of whips in the Australian House of Representatives#Nationalist Party of Australia|Chief Government Whip in the House]] under [[Billy Hughes|Hughes]]. Lost seat

|-
| {{Australian party style|Liberal Union}}|&nbsp;
| rowspan=2 | [[File:John Duncan-Hughes.jpg|100px]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Jack Duncan-Hughes]]<br />{{small|(1882–1962)}}
| [[Liberal Union (South Australia)|Liberal Union]]
| nowrap | [[1922 Australian federal election|16 December 1922]] –<br/>1925
| rowspan=2 | Lost seat. Later elected to the [[Australian Senate|Senate]] in [[1931 Australian federal election|1931]]
|-
| {{Australian party style|Nationalist}}|&nbsp;
| nowrap | [[Nationalist Party of Australia|Nationalist]]
| nowrap | 1925 –<br/>[[1928 Australian federal election|17 November 1928]]

|-
| {{Australian party style|Labor}}|&nbsp;
| rowspan=3 | [[File:John Lloyd Price.jpg|100px]] 
| rowspan=3 | [[John Price (South Australian politician)|John Price]]<br />{{small|(1882–1941)}}
| [[Australian Labor Party|Labor]]
| nowrap | [[1928 Australian federal election|17 November 1928]] –<br/>[[Australian Labor Party split of 1931|March 1931]]
| rowspan=3 | Previously held the [[South Australian House of Assembly]] seat of [[Electoral district of Port Adelaide|Port Adelaide]]. Served as [[List of whips in the Australian House of Representatives#United Australia Party|Chief Government Whip in the House]] under [[Joseph Lyons|Lyons]]. Died in office
|-
| {{Australian party style|Independent}}|&nbsp;
| [[Independent politician|Independent]]
| nowrap | [[Australian Labor Party split of 1931|March 1931]] –<br/>7 May 1931
|-
| {{Australian party style|UAP}}|&nbsp;
| rowspan="2" | [[United Australia Party|United Australia]]
| nowrap | 7 May 1931 –<br/>23 April 1941

|-
| {{Australian party style|UAP}}|&nbsp;
| [[File:Grenfell Price.jpg|100px]]
| [[Grenfell Price]]<br />{{small|(1892–1977)}}
| nowrap | [[1941 Boothby by-election|24 May 1941]] –<br/>[[1943 Australian federal election|21 August 1943]]
| Lost seat

|-
| {{Australian party style|Labor}}|&nbsp;
| [[File:Thomas_Sheehy.png|100px]]
| [[Thomas Sheehy]]<br />{{small|(1899–1984)}}
| [[Australian Labor Party|Labor]]
| nowrap | [[1943 Australian federal election|21 August 1943]] –<br/>[[1949 Australian federal election|10 December 1949]]
| Did not contest in [[1949 Australian federal election|1949]]. Failed to win the Division of [[Division of Kingston|Kingston]]

|-
| {{Australian party style|Liberal}}|&nbsp;
| [[File:JohnMcLeaySr1962.jpg|100px]]
| [[John McLeay Sr.|Sir John McLeay Sr.]]<br />{{small|(1893–1982)}}
| rowspan="5" | [[Liberal Party of Australia|Liberal]]
| nowrap | [[1949 Australian federal election|10 December 1949]] –<br/>[[1966 Australian federal election|31 October 1966]]
| Previously held the [[South Australian House of Assembly]] seat of [[Electoral district of Unley|Unley]]. Served as [[Speaker of the Australian House of Representatives|Speaker]] during the [[Robert Menzies|Menzies]] and [[Harold Holt|Holt]] Governments. Retired. Son was [[John McLeay Jr.]]

|-
| {{Australian party style|Liberal}}|&nbsp;
| [[File:John McLeay 1974 (cropped).jpg|100px]]
| [[John McLeay Jr.]]<br />{{small|(1922–2000)}}
| nowrap | [[1966 Australian federal election|26 November 1966]] –<br/>22 January 1981
| Served as minister under [[Fraser Government|Fraser]]. Resigned to retire from politics. Father was [[John McLeay Sr.]]

|-
| {{Australian party style|Liberal}}|&nbsp;
| [[File:Steele Hall 1974 (cropped).jpg|100px]]
| [[Steele Hall (Australian politician)|Steele Hall]]<br />{{small|(1928–2024)}}
| nowrap | [[1981 Boothby by-election|21 February 1981]] –<br/>[[1996 Australian federal election|29 January 1996]]
| Served as [[Premier of South Australia]] from 1968 to 1970. Previously a member of the [[Australian Senate|Senate]]. Retired

|-
| {{Australian party style|Liberal}}|&nbsp;
| [[File:Andrew Southcott.jpg|100px]]
| [[Andrew Southcott]]<br />{{small|(1967–)}}
| nowrap | [[1996 Australian federal election|2 March 1996]] –<br/>[[2016 Australian federal election|9 May 2016]]
| Retired

|-
| {{Australian party style|Liberal}}|&nbsp;
| [[File:Liberal Placeholder.png|100px]]
| [[Nicolle Flint]]<br />{{small|(1978–)}}
| nowrap | [[2016 Australian federal election|2 July 2016]] –<br/>[[2022 Australian federal election|11 April 2022]]
| Retired

|-
| {{Australian party style|Labor}}|&nbsp;
| [[File:Louise Miller-Frost.png|100px]]
| [[Louise Miller-Frost]]<br />{{small|(1967–)}}
| [[Australian Labor Party|Labor]]
| nowrap | [[2022 Australian federal election|21 May 2022]] –<br/>present
| Incumbent
|}