Members of the Victorian Legislative Assembly, 2022–2026

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This is a list of members of the Victorian Legislative Assembly from 2022 to 2026. [1] [2]

NameParty Electorate Term in office
Juliana Addison Labor Wendouree 2018–present
Hon Jacinta Allan Labor Bendigo East 1999–present
Hon Daniel Andrews Labor Mulgrave 2002–2023
Brad Battin Liberal Berwick 2010–present
Jade Benham National Mildura 2022–present
Roma Britnell Liberal South-West Coast 2015–present
Colin Brooks Labor Bundoora 2006–present
Josh Bull Labor Sunbury 2014–present
Tim Bull National Gippsland East 2010–present
Martin Cameron National Morwell 2022–present
Anthony Carbines Labor Ivanhoe 2010–present
Ben Carroll Labor Niddrie 2012–present
Anthony Cianflone Labor Pascoe Vale 2022–present
Darren Cheeseman Labor South Barwon 2018–present
Annabelle Cleeland National Euroa 2022–present
Sarah Connolly Labor Laverton 2018–present
Christine Couzens Labor Geelong 2014–present
Chris Crewther Liberal Mornington 2022–present
Jordan Crugnale Labor Bass 2018–present
Hon Lily D'Ambrosio Labor Mill Park 2002–present
Daniela De Martino Labor Monbulk 2022–present
Gabrielle de Vietri Greens Richmond 2022–present
Steve Dimopoulos Labor Oakleigh 2014–present
Paul Edbrooke Labor Frankston 2014–present
Maree Edwards Labor Bendigo West 2010–present
Wayne Farnham [1] Liberal Narracan 2023–present
Will Fowles Labor/Independent Labor Ringwood 2018–present
Matt Fregon Labor Ashwood 2018–present
Ella George Labor Lara 2022–present
Luba Grigorovitch Labor Kororoit 2022–present
Sam Groth Liberal Nepean 2022–present
Hon Matthew Guy Liberal Bulleen 2014–present
Bronwyn Halfpenny Labor Thomastown 2010–present
Katie Hall Labor Footscray 2018–present
Paul Hamer Labor Box Hill 2018–present
Martha Haylett Labor Ripon 2022–present
Sam Hibbins Greens Prahran 2014–present
Mathew Hilakari Labor Point Cook 2022–present
David Hodgett Liberal Croydon 2006–present
Melissa Horne Labor Williamstown 2018–present
Hon Natalie Hutchins Labor Sydenham 2010–present
Lauren Kathage Labor Yan Yean 2022–present
Emma Kealy National Lowan 2014–present
Sonya Kilkenny Labor Carrum 2014–present
Nathan Lambert Labor Preston 2022–present
Gary Maas Labor Narre Warren South 2018–present
Alison Marchant Labor Bellarine 2022–present
Kathleen Matthews-Ward Labor Broadmeadows 2022–present
Tim McCurdy National Ovens Valley 2010–present
Steve McGhie Labor Melton 2018–present
Cindy McLeish Liberal Eildon 2010–present
Paul Mercurio Labor Hastings 2022–present
John Mullahy Labor Glen Waverley 2022–present
James Newbury Liberal Brighton 2018–present
Danny O'Brien National Gippsland South 2015–present
Hon Michael O'Brien Liberal Malvern 2006–present
Kim O'Keeffe National Shepparton 2022–present
Hon Tim Pallas Labor Werribee 2006–present
Danny Pearson Labor Essendon 2014–present
John Pesutto Liberal Hawthorn 2014–2018, 2022–present
Tim Read Greens Brunswick 2018–present
Pauline Richards Labor Cranbourne 2018–present
Tim Richardson Labor Mordialloc 2014–present
Richard Riordan Liberal Polwarth 2015–present
Brad Rowswell Liberal Sandringham 2018–present
Ellen Sandell Greens Melbourne 2014–present
Michaela Settle Labor Eureka 2018–present
Hon Ryan Smith [2] Liberal Warrandyte 2006–2023
David Southwick Liberal Caulfield 2010–present
Ros Spence Labor Kalkallo 2014–present
Nick Staikos Labor Bentleigh 2014–present
Natalie Suleyman Labor St Albans 2014–present
Meng Heang Tak Labor Clarinda 2018–present
Jackson Taylor Labor Bayswater 2018–present
Nina Taylor Labor Albert Park 2022–present
Kat Theophanous Labor Northcote 2018–present
Mary-Anne Thomas Labor Macedon 2014–present
Bill Tilley Liberal Benambra 2006–present
Bridget Vallence Liberal Evelyn 2018–present
Emma Vulin Labor Pakenham 2022–present
Hon Peter Walsh National Murray Plains 2002–present
Iwan Walters Labor Greenvale 2022–present
Vicki Ward Labor Eltham 2014–present
Hon Kim Wells Liberal Rowville 1992–present
Nicole Werner [2] Liberal Warrandyte 2023–present
Dylan Wight Labor Tarneit 2022–present
Gabrielle Williams Labor Dandenong 2014–present
Belinda Wilson Labor Narre Warren North 2022–present
Jess Wilson Liberal Kew 2022–present
1 Due to the death of a nominated candidate before the 2022 Victorian state election, Wayne Farnham was elected as the Liberal member for Narracan at a supplementary election on 28 January 2023.
2 On 7 July 2023, the Liberal member for Warrandyte, Ryan Smith resigned. Liberal candidate Nicole Werner was elected at the resulting by-election on 26 August 2023.

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  1. "All Legislative Assembly members". Parliament of Victoria. Retrieved 27 August 2023.
  2. "Results". Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Retrieved 4 December 2022.