About Lorna Clarke
Lorna Clarke was an Australian politician, university teacher and lawyer.
Lorna Clarke is an Australian politician from the Labor Party who is member of the Western Australian Legislative Assembly for the electoral district of Butler. She won her seat at the 2025 Western Australian state election.
Biography Born in Sheffield, England, Clarke moved to Sydney as a baby. She has been a corporate lawyer, lecturer in law at Curtin University and President of the WA Labor Party. She was a senior adviser to Police Minister Michelle Roberts at the time, which meant she was not allowed to campaign on police or crime issues. She was re-elected in October 2021.
Ahead of the 2025 Western Australian state election, Clarke was considered likely to nominate for the seat of Landsdale to replace Margaret Quirk, but after Daniel Pastorelli joined the Right faction, the same faction as Clarke and Quirk, Clarke instead nominated for Butler, to succeed the retiring member John Quigley.
Clarke resigned as councillor in the City of Bayswater effective 31 December 2024 to campaign in the state election. She retained the seat of Butler for Labor.
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Western Australian politician
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Lorna Clarke was born in Sheffield.
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Lorna Clarke was a politician, university teacher and lawyer.
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