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Speaking at the World Economic Forum's Sustainable Development Impact Summit 2021
104th Lord Mayor of Melbourne
Elections: 2018, 2020
Assumed office
26 May 2018
Independent Sally Capp19,41225.38N/A
Labor Jennifer Yang11,77415.39N/A
Greens Rohan Leppert11,29614.77N/A
Independent Sally Warhaft6,8378.94N/A
Liberal Ken Ong6,7698.85N/A
Independent Gary Morgan6,4128.38N/A
Independent Qun Xie3,4494.51N/A
Independent Allan Watson2,4883.25N/A
Independent Nathalie Nicole O'Sughrue2,0872.73N/A
Independent Michael Burge1,5712.05N/A
Independent Alex MacDonald1,3871.81N/A
Animal Justice Bruce Poon1,2431.63N/A
Independent Katie Sfetkidis9331.22N/A
Independent Luke Downing8341.09N/A
Two-candidate-preferred result
Independent Sally Capp40,57953.05N/A
Labor Jennifer Yang35,91346.95N/A
Independent hold Swing N/A
2020 City of Melbourne Leadership Team election [15]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Independent Sally Capp
Nicholas Reece
27,94931.60+31.60
Greens Apsara Sabaratnam
Roxane Ingleton
14,75316.68−4.59
Independent Arron Wood
Lisa Teh
13,49715.26+15.26
Independent Nick Russian
Michael Burge
8,97510.15+10.15
Labor Phil Reed
Wesa Chau
8,3559.45+9.45
Independent Jennifer Yang
Sandra Gee
8,2199.29+9.29
Victorian Socialists Kath Larkin
Daniel Nair Dadich
2,9113.29+3.29
Independent Gary Morgan
Mary-Lou Howie
2,4462.77−4.02
Independent Wayne Tseng
Gricol Yang
1,3291.50+1.50
Total formal votes88,43496.62+0.22
Informal votes3,0963.38−0.22
Two-candidate-preferred result
Independent Sally Capp
Nicholas Reece
47,25653.44+53.44
Independent Arron Wood
Lisa Teh
41,17846.56+46.56
Independent hold Swing N/A

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Preceded by Lord Mayor of Melbourne
2018–present
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