The 1982 South Australian state election was held on 6 November 1982.
Sitting members are shown in bold text. Successful candidates are highlighted in the relevant colour. Where there is possible confusion, an asterisk (*) is also used.[1]
| Electorate | Held by | Labor candidate | Liberal candidate | Democrats candidate | Other candidates | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jack Wright | Terry McClean | Catherine Hannaford | ||||||
| Kevin Hamilton | Ben Michael | |||||||
| Helen McSkimming | Ted Chapman | Andrew Mills | Rex Tilbrook (Nat) | |||||
| John Trainer | Chris Gellie | Michael Rogers | ||||||
| Don Hopgood | Deane Clough | Ivor Childs | ||||||
| Neill Lean | David Tonkin | Guy Harley | ||||||
| Dick Glazbrook | Bob Ralph | |||||||
| Roland Telfer | Peter Arnold | |||||||
| Rosalie McDonald | Jennifer Adamson | Stephen Swift | ||||||
| Emanuel Frossinakis | Dean Brown | Merilyn Pedrick | ||||||
| Peter Duncan | Esmond McKeown | Barbara Barlow | ||||||
| Christina Phillis | Graham Gunn | |||||||
| Annice Vass | Stan Evans | |||||||
| Terrence Krieg | Rex Mader | Helen Breakey | Peter Blacker (Nat) | |||||
| Bob Gregory | Philip Bayly | Andrew Sickerdick | ||||||
| Jack Slater | Gregory Minuzzo | Eileen Farmer | ||||||
| Robert Dancer | John Mathwin | Ronald Moulds | ||||||
| Stephan Oulianoff | Kevin Jones | Terence Halford (Nat) | ||||||
| Heini Becker | Clifford Boyd | |||||||
| Barry James | George Belperio | |||||||
| Bob Randall | Trevor Turner | |||||||
| Geoffrey Anderson | Roger Goldsworthy | Brian Fain | ||||||
| William Young | Bruce Eastick | Nicholas Wedge | ||||||
| Norman Napper | Peter Lewis | Samuel Pope | Guy Wheal (Nat) | |||||
| Ivar Schmidt | Jay McMerrick | |||||||
| Heather Southcott | ||||||||
| Ron Payne | David Phelps | Kevin Whitby | ||||||
| Stephen Blight | John Oswald | Graham Pamount | ||||||
| Kenneth Bonython | Harold Allison | |||||||
| Geoffrey McCulloch | David Wotton | Gerhard Weissmann | ||||||
| Terry Hemmings | Eric Bates | John Ferguson | ||||||
| Brian Billard | Robert Mason | Glen Stevens (Nat) | ||||||
| Greg Crafter | Josephine Read | |||||||
| Keith Plunkett | Laurie Whitelaw | Jim Mitchell | ||||||
| Terry McRae | Bill Arnold | Colin Nieass | ||||||
| George Whitten | Sue Crew | |||||||
| Denis Crisp | John Olsen | Gordon Weber | John Reilly (Nat) | |||||
| John Bannon | Ruth Squire | |||||||
| Lynn Arnold | Derrick Rich | |||||||
| Peter Bicknell | Macleay Lawrie | Peter Gagliardi | Norm Peterson (Ind) | |||||
| Roy Abbott | Elizabeth Bronisz | |||||||
| Gavin Keneally | Sydney Cheesman | David Chapman | ||||||
| John Lewis | Scott Ashenden | Rex Senior (Nat) | ||||||
| Michael Wilson | Joseph Zingarelli | |||||||
| Robert Nicholls | Margaret-Ann Williams | Allan Osmond (Nat) | ||||||
| Simon Bryant | Allan Rodda | Peter Butcher | Geoffrey Clothier (Nat) | |||||
| Max Brown | Vivienne Cruickshank | Mary Good | Peter Murphy (Ind) |
Sitting members are shown in bold text. Tickets that elected at least one MLC are highlighted in the relevant colour. Successful candidates are identified by an asterisk (*). Eleven seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending six seats, although sitting MLC Norm Foster was running as an independent. The Liberal Party was defending five seats.