1956 New South Wales state election
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The <entity_0> was held on <entity_3>. In <entity_3>, Labor had been in power for 15 years and <entity_2> who had won a landslide victory at the <entity_5> <entity_4> had been premier for 4 years. As a result, the effects of this split were not as severe in <entity_1> and the DLP did not contest the <entity_3> state <entity_4>. Labor losses were largely confined to the marginal or usually conservative seats that it had unexpectedly won at the <entity_5> <entity_4> including Armidale, Coogee, Drummoyne, Georges River, Parramatta, and Sutherland. ‡ The seat of Kahibah was won by Independent Labor candidate Tom Armstrong at the <entity_5> by-<entity_4> caused by the resignation of Labor's Joshua Arthur.
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