Results of the 2019 Australian federal election in Victoria

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2019 Australian federal election
(Victoria)
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All 38 Victorian seats in the Australian House of Representatives
and 6 seats in the Australian Senate
 First partySecond partyThird party
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Leader Bill Shorten Scott Morrison Richard Di Natale
Party Labor Liberal/National coalition Greens
Last election18 seats17 seats1 seat
Seats won 21 seats15 seats1 seat
Seat changeIncrease2.svg 3Decrease2.svg 2Steady2.svg
Popular vote1,361,913 1,425,542439,169
Percentage36.86%38.58%11.89%
SwingIncrease2.svg 1.28Decrease2.svg 3.18Decrease2.svg 1.24
TPP 53.14%46.86%
TPP swingIncrease2.svg 1.63Decrease2.svg 1.63
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This is a list of electoral division results for the 2019 Australian federal election in the state of Victoria. Victoria bucked the national trend, seeing a swing from the Coalition to Labor, whereas the swing across Australia was from Labor to the Coalition. [1]

Contents

This election was held using instant-runoff voting. At this election, there were two "turn-overs" in Victoria. Labor won the seats of Dunkley and Macnamara despite the Liberals finishing first; while an independent won the seat of Indi despite the Liberals finishing first.

Overall results

PartyVotes %SwingSeatsChange
Liberal/National Coalition
   Liberal Party of Australia 1,288,80534.88−2.1312Decrease2.svg 2
  National Party of Australia 136,7373.70−1.053Steady2.svg
Coalition total 1,425,54238.58-3.1815Decrease2.svg 2
  Australian Labor Party 1,361,91336.86+1.2821Increase2.svg 3
  Australian Greens 439,16911.89−1.241Steady2.svg
  United Australia Party 134,5813.64+3.64
  Animal Justice Party 41,3331.12−0.77
  Pauline Hanson's One Nation 35,1770.95+0.95
  Derryn Hinch's Justice Party 26,8030.73+0.33
  Victorian Socialists 12,4530.34+0.34
  Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party 12,3840.34+0.30
  Fraser Anning's Conservative National Party 11,5040.31+0.31
  Democratic Labour Party 11,3970.31+0.31
  Rise Up Australia Party 10,7720.29−0.86
  Reason Party 8,8950.24+0.24
  Sustainable Australia 6,8090.18+0.18
  Australia First Party 4,0940.11+0.02
  Citizens Electoral Council 3,2670.09+0.03
  The Great Australian Party 2,4570.07+0.07
  Socialist Equality Party 8230.02+0.01
  Science Party 4970.01+0.01
  Independent 144,0433.90+1.181Steady2.svg
 Non Affiliated1,1190.03+0.03
Total3,695,03238Increase2.svg1
Two-party-preferred vote
  Labor 1,963,41053.14+1.31
  Liberal/National Coalition 1,731,62246.86−1.31
 
Invalid/blank votes180,4264.66−0.11
Registered voters/turnout4,184,07692.62+1.48
Source: AEC Tally Room

Results by division

Aston

2019 Australian federal election: Aston [2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Alan Tudge 54,74454.69+5.24
Labor Kadira Pethiyagoda29,83929.81−1.17
Greens Asher Cookson8,8678.86−0.14
United Australia Matthew Sirianni-Duffy3,6113.61+3.61
Democratic Labour Anna Kennedy3,0293.03+3.03
Total formal votes100,09096.32+0.52
Informal votes3,8293.68−0.52
Turnout 103,91994.18−0.69
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal Alan Tudge 60,18060.13+2.72
Labor Kadira Pethiyagoda39,91039.87−2.72
Liberal hold Swing +2.72

Ballarat

2019 Australian federal election: Ballarat [3]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Catherine King 49,07747.79+4.50
Liberal Tim Vo31,46230.64−4.05
Greens Karen McAloon9,0778.84−2.01
United Australia Peter Cozyn4,7414.62+4.62
Animal Justice Bryn Hills4,3934.28+4.28
Independent Nick Shady2,2882.23+2.23
Independent Alex Graham1,6451.60+1.60
Total formal votes102,68395.63+0.92
Informal votes4,6894.37−0.92
Turnout 107,37293.40+1.03
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Catherine King 62,61560.98+3.62
Liberal Tim Vo40,06839.02−3.62
Labor hold Swing +3.62

Bendigo

2019 Australian federal election: Bendigo [4]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Lisa Chesters 44,34043.62+5.06
Liberal Sam Gayed32,21031.68−6.06
Greens Robert Holian11,38111.20+0.29
One Nation Vaughan Williams6,2786.18+6.18
United Australia Adam Veitch4,3214.25+4.25
Conservative National Julie Hoskin1,6671.64+1.64
Rise Up Australia Sharon Budde1,4641.44−0.70
Total formal votes101,66195.93+0.55
Informal votes4,3184.07−0.55
Turnout 105,97993.99+0.51
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Lisa Chesters 60,01659.04+5.17
Liberal Sam Gayed41,64540.96−5.17
Labor hold Swing +5.17

Bruce

2019 Australian federal election: Bruce [5]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Julian Hill 51,71355.58+1.41
Liberal John MacIsaac27,17029.20−1.12
Greens Rhonda Garad6,8017.31+0.77
United Australia Mubahil Ahmed3,9794.28+4.28
Conservative National Tim Boyanton3,3773.63+3.63
Total formal votes93,04094.40−0.26
Informal votes5,5215.60+0.26
Turnout 98,56190.26−0.85
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Julian Hill 59,68964.15+0.10
Liberal John MacIsaac33,35135.85−0.10
Labor hold Swing +0.10

Calwell

2019 Australian federal election: Calwell [6]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Maria Vamvakinou 47,11553.88−4.80
Liberal Genevieve Hamilton21,97825.13−0.52
Greens Polly Morgan5,8936.74−1.27
Victorian Socialists Jerome Small3,9844.56+4.56
United Australia Prakul Chhabra3,0373.47+3.47
Citizens Electoral Council Keith Kerr2,8513.26+3.26
Conservative National Adam Vail1,7712.03+2.03
Socialist Equality Peter Byrne8230.94+0.94
Total formal votes87,45290.78−2.34
Informal votes8,8849.22+2.34
Turnout 96,33689.61+4.25
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Maria Vamvakinou 60,16468.80−0.93
Liberal Genevieve Hamilton27,28831.20+0.93
Labor hold Swing −0.93

Casey

2019 Australian federal election: Casey [7]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Tony Smith 45,16845.25−2.29
Labor Bill Brindle28,55128.60+0.41
Greens Jenny Game-Lopata10,91910.94−1.90
Justice Ryan Clark3,3093.31+2.59
Animal Justice Travis Barker3,1053.11−1.19
United Australia Wendy Starkey2,6072.61+2.61
Independent Peter Charleton2,3022.31−0.32
Democratic Labour Ross McPhee2,2462.25+2.25
Rise Up Australia Antony Calabro8200.82−1.63
Great Australian Jayden O'Connor8010.80+0.80
Total formal votes99,82893.54−2.43
Informal votes6,8926.46+2.43
Turnout 106,72094.19+0.54
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal Tony Smith 54,55154.64+0.10
Labor Bill Brindle45,27745.36−0.10
Liberal hold Swing +0.10

Chisholm

2019 Australian federal election: Chisholm [8]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Gladys Liu 41,17243.38−3.71
Labor Jennifer Yang32,56134.30−0.39
Greens Luke Arthur11,23511.84+0.30
Independent Ian Dobby2,3192.44+2.44
Justice Anne Wicks2,0632.17+2.17
Animal Justice Rosemary Lavin1,7801.88−0.24
Democratic Labour Philip Jenkins1,7021.79+1.79
United Australia George Zoraya1,5171.60+1.60
Rise Up Australia Angela Dorian5710.60−0.63
Total formal votes94,92095.51−1.77
Informal votes4,4634.49+1.77
Turnout 99,38393.47−0.96
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal Gladys Liu 48,00550.57−2.34
Labor Jennifer Yang46,91549.43+2.34
Liberal hold Swing −2.34

Julia Banks was elected as the Liberal member for Chisholm in 2016, but resigned from the party in November 2018 and sat as an independent. She unsuccessfully contested Flinders as an independent.

Cooper

2019 Australian federal election: Cooper [9]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Ged Kearney 45,60146.78+11.73
Greens David Risstrom 20,60521.14−15.53
Liberal Andrew Bell19,01219.50−0.20
Victorian Socialists Kath Larkin4,1254.23+4.23
Animal Justice Nadine Richings2,4762.54+0.87
Reason Sarah Russell2,1102.16+2.16
United Australia Brett Nangle1,8921.94+1.94
Independent Teresa van Lieshout 1,6601.70+1.70
Total formal votes97,48195.13+2.77
Informal votes4,9864.87−2.77
Turnout 102,46792.45+2.94
Notional two-party-preferred count
Labor Ged Kearney 74,40276.32+4.23
Liberal Andrew Bell23,07923.68−4.23
Two-candidate-preferred result
Labor Ged Kearney 63,01764.65+13.38
Greens David Risstrom 34,46435.35−13.38
Labor hold Swing +13.38

Corangamite

2019 Australian federal election: Corangamite [10]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Sarah Henderson 43,01742.33−1.34
Labor Libby Coker 36,04735.47+1.41
Greens Simon Northeast9,1849.04−3.05
Independent Damien Cole5,1315.05+5.05
Justice Mandy Grimley2,7242.68+0.41
United Australia Neil Harvey2,2572.22+2.22
Animal Justice Naomi Adams2,1432.11−0.13
Rise Up Australia Ian Erskine1,1171.10−0.07
Total formal votes101,62096.03+0.73
Informal votes4,1963.97−0.73
Turnout 105,81694.82+3.83
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Libby Coker 51,89551.07+1.04
Liberal Sarah Henderson 49,72548.93−1.04
Labor notional  hold Swing +1.04

As a result of the 2018 boundary redistribution, the Liberal-held seats of Corangamite and Dunkley became notionally marginal Labor seats.

Corio

2019 Australian federal election: Corio [11]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Richard Marles 47,01047.60+4.18
Liberal Alastair Thomson33,42633.85−2.78
Greens Amber Forbes12,90213.07+1.38
United Australia Desmond Sanborn5,4145.48+5.48
Total formal votes98,75296.44+1.10
Informal votes3,6483.56−1.10
Turnout 102,40092.83+0.70
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Richard Marles 59,57260.32+2.12
Liberal Alastair Thomson39,18039.68−2.12
Labor hold Swing +2.12

Deakin

2019 Australian federal election: Deakin [12]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Michael Sukkar 46,53647.84−2.47
Labor Shireen Morris31,64832.54+2.46
Greens Sophia Sun8,7308.98−2.37
Justice Ellie Sullivan3,3863.48+3.48
United Australia Milton Wilde1,9972.05+2.05
Animal Justice Vinita Costantino1,9642.02−0.96
Independent Vickie Janson1,6141.66+1.66
Democratic Labour Joel van der Horst1,3941.43+1.43
Total formal votes97,26995.90−1.09
Informal votes4,1554.10+1.09
Turnout 101,42494.35−0.64
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal Michael Sukkar 53,28854.78−1.66
Labor Shireen Morris43,98145.22+1.66
Liberal hold Swing −1.66

Dunkley

2019 Australian federal election: Dunkley [13]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Chris Crewther 38,61639.88−1.22
Labor Peta Murphy 37,30138.52+2.00
Greens Emily Green8,1258.39−1.09
Justice Lachlan O'Connell5,0275.19+0.19
Animal Justice Elizabeth Johnston2,9613.06+0.18
United Australia Ron Jean2,5132.60+2.60
Conservative National Christopher James1,3371.38+1.38
Rise Up Australia Yvonne Gentle9480.98+0.34
Total formal votes96,82894.86+0.90
Informal votes5,2505.14−0.90
Turnout 102,07892.26+1.10
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Peta Murphy 51,06652.74+1.71
Liberal Chris Crewther 45,76247.26−1.71
Labor notional  hold Swing +1.71

As a result of the 2018 boundary redistribution, the Liberal-held seats of Corangamite and Dunkley became notionally marginal Labor seats.

Flinders

2019 Australian federal election: Flinders [14]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Greg Hunt 45,29346.72−3.78
Labor Josh Sinclair23,98224.74−2.80
Independent Julia Banks 13,36713.79+13.79
Greens Nathan Lesslie6,5996.81−4.18
United Australia Christine McShane2,4472.52+2.52
Animal Justice James Persson2,3042.38−1.45
Sustainable Australia Reade Smith1,0721.11+1.11
Independent Susie Beveridge9480.98+0.98
Independent Harry Dreger9400.97+0.97
Total formal votes96,95294.06−1.90
Informal votes6,1245.94+1.90
Turnout 103,07693.11+2.28
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal Greg Hunt 53,94355.64−1.37
Labor Josh Sinclair43,00944.36+1.37
Liberal hold Swing −1.37

Fraser

2019 Australian federal election: Fraser [15]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Daniel Mulino 46,70950.46−8.05
Liberal Peter Bain23,92925.85+0.47
Greens Rebecca Scorgie7,6458.26−1.50
United Australia Vinh Van Chau7,3147.90+7.90
Independent Van Tran5,3065.73+4.25
Great Australian Tony Dobran1,6561.79+1.79
Total formal votes92,55993.87−0.48
Informal votes6,0466.13+0.48
Turnout 98,60590.13+1.25
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Daniel Mulino 59,40364.18−5.61
Liberal Peter Bain33,15635.82+5.61
Labor notional  hold Swing −5.61

Fraser was a new seat as a result of the 2018 boundary redistribution and was notionally held by Labor with a margin of 19.79%.

Gellibrand

2019 Australian federal election: Gellibrand [16]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Tim Watts 47,94248.66+2.43
Liberal Anthony Mitchell28,89529.33−0.46
Greens Bernadette Thomas16,30316.55−2.40
United Australia Lisa Bentley5,3915.47+5.47
Total formal votes98,53196.49+0.40
Informal votes3,5823.51−0.40
Turnout 102,11391.83+2.77
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Tim Watts 63,87864.83−0.29
Liberal Anthony Mitchell34,65335.17+0.29
Labor hold Swing −0.29

Gippsland

2019 Australian federal election: Gippsland [17]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
National Darren Chester 52,20254.00−1.84
Labor Antoinette Holm22,42623.20+2.99
Shooters, Fishers, Farmers David Snelling6,8727.11+7.11
Greens Deb Foskey 5,8356.04−1.79
United Australia Kerri Brewer4,2574.40+4.40
Independent Sonia Buckley3,0433.15+3.15
Conservative National Neville Tickner2,0432.11+2.11
Total formal votes96,67894.78+1.64
Informal votes5,3205.22−1.64
Turnout 101,99892.27−0.58
Two-party-preferred result
National Darren Chester 64,45666.67−1.54
Labor Antoinette Holm32,22233.33+1.54
National hold Swing −1.54

Goldstein

2019 Australian federal election: Goldstein [18]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Tim Wilson 52,32052.67−3.66
Labor Daniel Pollock28,11828.31+6.43
Greens Sue Pennicuik 13,95114.04−1.86
United Australia Wayne Connolly1,9451.96+1.96
Sustainable Australia Brandon Hoult1,6531.66+1.66
Independent John Tiger Casley1,3491.36+1.36
Total formal votes99,33697.79+0.25
Informal votes2,2442.21−0.25
Turnout 101,58093.61+2.19
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal Tim Wilson 57,40857.79−4.89
Labor Daniel Pollock41,92842.21+4.89
Liberal hold Swing −4.89

Gorton

2019 Australian federal election: Gorton [19]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Brendan O'Connor 47,39850.08−11.16
Liberal Nathan Di Noia24,67726.07−2.69
Independent Jarrod Bingham8,3638.84+8.84
United Australia Richard Turton7,4737.90+7.90
Greens Harkirat Singh6,7307.11−2.89
Total formal votes94,64194.08−0.87
Informal votes5,9575.92+0.87
Turnout 100,59891.11+4.10
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Brendan O'Connor 61,86165.36−3.13
Liberal Nathan Di Noia32,78034.64+3.13
Labor hold Swing −3.13

Higgins

2019 Australian federal election: Higgins [20]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Katie Allen 48,09147.86−3.72
Labor Fiona McLeod 25,49825.38+8.85
Greens Jason Ball 22,57322.47−1.72
Animal Justice Alicia Walker1,7291.72+0.15
Sustainable Australia Michaela Moran1,3381.33+1.33
United Australia Tim Ryan1,2491.24+1.24
Total formal votes100,47897.99+1.74
Informal votes2,0632.01−1.74
Turnout 102,54192.37+1.49
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal Katie Allen 54,13953.88−6.09
Labor Fiona McLeod 46,33946.12+6.09
Liberal hold Swing −6.09

Holt

2019 Australian federal election: Holt [21]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Anthony Byrne 48,03150.73+1.92
Liberal Jennifer Van Den Broek33,96335.87+2.11
Greens Jess Wheelock6,7357.11+0.59
United Australia Jatinder Singh5,9586.29+6.29
Total formal votes94,68795.88+0.78
Informal votes4,0694.12−0.78
Turnout 98,75692.46+4.39
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Anthony Byrne 55,57758.70−1.24
Liberal Jennifer Van Den Broek39,11041.30+1.24
Labor hold Swing −1.24

Hotham

2019 Australian federal election: Hotham [22]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Clare O'Neil 43,31045.18+2.10
Liberal George Hua37,44739.06−1.28
Greens Jess Gonsalvez8,7229.10+0.04
United Australia Jin Luan3,4833.63+3.63
Sustainable Australia Dennis Bilic1,7721.85+1.85
Rise Up Australia Peter Dorian1,1341.18−0.41
Total formal votes95,86896.21+0.12
Informal votes3,7803.79−0.12
Turnout 99,64892.41−0.89
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Clare O'Neil 53,59755.91+1.70
Liberal George Hua42,27144.09−1.70
Labor hold Swing +1.70

Indi

2019 Australian federal election: Indi [23]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Steve Martin35,42635.09+7.29
Independent Helen Haines 32,66432.35−1.06
Labor Eric Kerr12,20212.09+2.03
National Mark Byatt9,5389.45−8.30
Greens Helen Robinson4,2554.21+0.25
United Australia Shane Wheatland3,9803.94+3.94
Justice Jason Whalley2,8912.86+2.86
Total formal votes100,95695.64+2.21
Informal votes4,6014.36−2.21
Turnout 105,55793.60+0.13
Notional two-party-preferred count
Liberal Steve Martin63,33262.73+7.72
Labor Eric Kerr37,62437.27−7.72
Two-candidate-preferred result
Independent Helen Haines 51,88651.39−4.13
Liberal Steve Martin49,07048.61+4.13
Independent gain from Independent Swing −4.13

Sitting member Cathy McGowan (independent) did not contest the election and endorsed the candidacy of Helen Haines (independent).

Isaacs

2019 Australian federal election: Isaacs [24]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Mark Dreyfus 43,36444.78+3.84
Liberal Jeremy Hearn34,08935.20−7.45
Greens Kim Samiotis10,82211.18+0.46
United Australia Tony Seals3,8133.94+3.94
Animal Justice Bronwyn Currie3,6073.72−0.62
Rise Up Australia Ash Puvimanasinghe1,1421.18+0.53
Total formal votes96,83795.86−0.73
Informal votes4,1804.14+0.73
Turnout 101,01793.28+1.03
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Mark Dreyfus 54,64556.43+3.45
Liberal Jeremy Hearn42,19243.57−3.45
Labor hold Swing +3.45

Jagajaga

2019 Australian federal election: Jagajaga [25]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Kate Thwaites 41,08642.02+0.90
Liberal Richard Welch 37,75538.62−1.47
Greens Paul Kennedy13,92914.25+0.82
United Australia Maria Rigoni3,6523.74+3.74
Rise Up Australia Jeff Truscott1,3451.38+1.38
Total formal votes97,76796.86−0.07
Informal votes3,1693.14+0.07
Turnout 100,93693.85+0.43
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Kate Thwaites 55,30456.57+0.97
Liberal Richard Welch 42,46343.43−0.97
Labor hold Swing +0.97

Kooyong

2019 Australian federal election: Kooyong [26]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Josh Frydenberg 48,92849.41−8.24
Greens Julian Burnside 21,03521.24+2.65
Labor Jana Stewart 16,66616.83−3.70
Independent Oliver Yates8,8908.98+8.98
United Australia Steven D'Elia1,1851.20+1.20
Animal Justice Davina Hinkley1,1171.13+1.00
Independent Bill Chandler6690.68+0.68
Independent Angelina Zubac5390.54−2.32
Total formal votes99,02997.03−0.97
Informal votes3,0332.97+0.97
Turnout 102,06294.14+0.48
Notional two-party-preferred count
Liberal Josh Frydenberg 56,12756.68−6.14
Labor Jana Stewart 42,90243.32+6.14
Two-candidate-preferred result
Liberal Josh Frydenberg 55,15955.70−7.64
Greens Julian Burnside 43,87044.30+44.30
Liberal hold Swing N/A

La Trobe

2019 Australian federal election: La Trobe [27]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Jason Wood 45,12345.72+1.59
Labor Simon Curtis34,04034.49+2.35
Greens Amy Gregorovich7,7527.86−0.43
One Nation Esther Baker4,7964.86+4.86
Justice Asher Calwell-Browne3,5253.57+0.70
United Australia Duncan Dean2,5062.54+2.54
Rise Up Australia Norman Baker9470.96−1.01
Total formal votes98,68995.53+1.21
Informal votes4,6164.47−1.21
Turnout 103,30593.30+5.19
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal Jason Wood 53,77654.49+1.27
Labor Simon Curtis44,91345.51−1.27
Liberal hold Swing +1.27

Lalor

2019 Australian federal election: Lalor [28]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Joanne Ryan 48,33251.70−0.86
Liberal Gayle Murphy28,20930.18−0.05
Greens Jay Dessi7,2737.78−1.83
United Australia Jeffrey Robinson4,4514.76+4.76
Australia First Susan Jakobi4,0944.38+1.28
Aijaz Moinuddin1,1191.20+1.20
Total formal votes93,47895.57+0.12
Informal votes4,3374.43−0.12
Turnout 97,81591.60+4.05
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Joanne Ryan 58,34162.41−1.78
Liberal Gayle Murphy35,13737.59+1.78
Labor hold Swing −1.78

Macnamara

2019 Australian federal election: Macnamara [29]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Kate Ashmor36,28337.37−4.60
Labor Josh Burns 30,85531.78+5.24
Greens Steph Hodgins-May 23,53424.24+0.08
Animal Justice Craig McPherson1,9191.980.00
United Australia Helen Paton1,1361.17+1.17
Independent Ruby O'Rourke1,1081.14+1.14
Sustainable Australia Steven Armstrong9741.00+1.00
Independent Chris Wallis9180.95+0.95
Rise Up Australia Christine Kay3650.38+0.38
Total formal votes97,09295.770.00
Informal votes4,2884.230.00
Turnout 101,38089.08+2.80
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Josh Burns 54,61356.25+5.04
Liberal Kate Ashmor42,47943.75−5.04
Labor notional  hold Swing +5.04

Macnamara was a new electorate, notionally held by Labor.

Mallee

2019 Australian federal election: Mallee [30]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
National Anne Webster 26,14227.86−28.06
Liberal Serge Petrovich17,66518.83+11.74
Labor Carole Hart14,72215.69−6.85
Independent Jason Modica8,7959.37+9.37
Independent Ray Kingston8,6219.19+9.19
Shooters, Fishers, Farmers Dan Straub5,5125.87+5.87
Greens Nicole Rowan3,2973.51−3.50
United Australia Rick Millar3,1713.38+3.38
Independent Cecilia Moar2,7612.94+2.94
Conservative National Rick Grosvenor1,3091.40+1.40
Rise Up Australia Philip Mollison9190.98−3.50
Science Leigh Firman4970.53+0.53
Citizens Electoral Council Chris Lahy4160.44−1.23
Total formal votes93,82788.84−6.41
Informal votes11,79211.16+6.41
Turnout 105,61992.84−1.48
Two-party-preferred result
National Anne Webster 62,14366.23−3.57
Labor Carole Hart31,68433.77+3.57
National hold Swing −3.57

Maribyrnong

2019 Australian federal election: Maribyrnong [31]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Bill Shorten 47,48747.05+4.99
Liberal Christine Stow34,87734.56+0.83
Greens James Williams14,94314.81−2.42
United Australia MD Sarwar Hasan3,6173.58+3.58
Total formal votes100,92497.10+1.07
Informal votes3,0142.90−1.07
Turnout 103,93892.09+2.72
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Bill Shorten 61,76761.20+0.80
Liberal Christine Stow39,15738.80−0.80
Labor hold Swing +0.80

McEwen

2019 Australian federal election: McEwen [32]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Rob Mitchell 37,91139.44−2.77
Liberal Phillip Fusco33,16234.50−1.32
Greens Neil Barker8,0268.35−0.24
One Nation Ronnie Graham5,6935.92+5.92
Justice Deb Butler3,8784.03+4.03
United Australia Chris Hayman3,0163.14+3.14
Animal Justice Ruth Parramore2,8903.01+0.17
Independent Robert Hyndman1,5521.61+1.61
Total formal votes96,12894.74+0.31
Informal votes5,3345.26−0.31
Turnout 101,46293.91+4.20
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Rob Mitchell 52,89255.02−0.98
Liberal Phillip Fusco43,23644.98+0.98
Labor hold Swing −0.98

Melbourne

2019 Australian federal election: Melbourne [33]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Greens Adam Bandt 45,87649.30+4.70
Liberal Lauren Sherson19,97921.47−3.32
Labor Luke Creasey18,37119.74−4.22
Reason Judy Ryan4,7565.11+5.11
Animal Justice Lawrence Pope1,8491.99+0.18
Independent Dave Blake1,1541.24+1.24
United Australia Tony Pecora1,0791.16+1.16
Total formal votes93,06496.98−0.52
Informal votes2,8963.02+0.52
Turnout 95,96089.21+4.94
Notional two-party-preferred count
Labor Luke Creasey62,41067.06+0.06
Liberal Lauren Sherson30,65432.94−0.06
Two-candidate-preferred result
Greens Adam Bandt 66,85271.83+2.79
Liberal Lauren Sherson26,21228.17−2.79
Greens hold Swing +2.79

Menzies

2019 Australian federal election: Menzies [34]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Kevin Andrews 50,86351.73+1.89
Labor Stella Yee29,53930.04+3.12
Greens Robert Humphreys10,26410.44+0.05
Democratic Labour Teresa Kelleher3,0263.08+3.08
United Australia Brett Fuller2,6052.65+2.65
Reason Rachel Payne 2,0292.06+2.06
Total formal votes98,32696.68+1.23
Informal votes3,3763.32−1.23
Turnout 101,70294.34−0.91
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal Kevin Andrews 56,56857.53−0.28
Labor Stella Yee41,75842.47+0.28
Liberal hold Swing −0.28

Monash

2019 Australian federal election: Monash [35]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Russell Broadbent 46,50146.28−3.58
Labor Jessica O'Donnell29,65629.51+1.75
One Nation Jeff Waddell7,6567.62+7.62
Greens William Hornstra7,0477.01−3.09
United Australia Matthew Sherry4,0284.01+4.01
Independent Michael Fozard2,8702.86+2.86
Independent John Verhoeven2,7232.71+2.71
Total formal votes100,48195.59+0.88
Informal votes4,6364.41−0.88
Turnout 105,11793.45+2.08
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal Russell Broadbent 57,63157.36−0.15
Labor Jessica O'Donnell42,85042.64+0.15
Liberal notional  hold Swing −0.15

Monash was a new seat notionally held by the Liberal Party.

Nicholls

2019 Australian federal election: Nicholls [36]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
National Damian Drum 48,85551.27+18.58
Labor Bill Lodwick18,49319.41+2.32
One Nation Rikkie-Lee Tyrrell 10,75411.29+11.29
United Australia Stewart Hine5,0775.33+5.33
Independent Andrew Bock4,5814.81+3.39
Greens Nickee Freeman4,0114.21−0.23
Independent Jeremy Parker1,7721.86+1.86
Independent Nigel Hicks1,7491.84+1.00
Total formal votes95,29292.54+1.16
Informal votes7,6797.46−1.16
Turnout 102,97192.65−0.80
Two-party-preferred result
National Damian Drum 66,73270.03−2.49
Labor Bill Lodwick28,56029.97+2.49
National notional  hold Swing −2.49

Nicholls was a new seat, notionally held by the Nationals.

Scullin

2019 Australian federal election: Scullin [37]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Andrew Giles 55,46760.42+1.03
Liberal Gurpal Singh20,48422.31−3.54
Greens Cynthia Smith6,1286.67−0.55
United Australia Firas Hasan4,6255.04+5.04
Animal Justice Rod Whitfield3,5003.81+0.51
Independent Yassin Akram Albarri1,6051.75+1.75
Total formal votes91,80994.78+0.60
Informal votes5,0555.22−0.60
Turnout 96,86492.12+2.21
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Andrew Giles 65,78771.66+2.08
Liberal Gurpal Singh26,02228.34−2.08
Labor hold Swing +2.08

Wannon

2019 Australian federal election: Wannon [38]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Dan Tehan 53,09451.11+0.69
Labor Maurice Billi27,15026.13−3.87
Independent Alex Dyson 10,79710.39+10.39
Greens Zephlyn Taylor6,5906.34−1.86
United Australia Joshua Wallace6,2586.02+6.02
Total formal votes103,88996.15+0.55
Informal votes4,1613.85−0.55
Turnout 108,05094.31−1.18
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal Dan Tehan 62,73360.38+1.23
Labor Maurice Billi41,15639.62−1.23
Liberal hold Swing +1.23

Wills

2019 Australian federal election: Wills [39]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Peter Khalil 42,35544.08+6.17
Greens Adam Pulford25,57526.62−4.29
Liberal Peter Killin17,24117.94−3.60
Victorian Socialists Sue Bolton4,3444.52+4.52
Animal Justice Chris Miles3,5963.74+2.08
United Australia Manju Venkat2,9793.10+3.10
Total formal votes96,09095.77+2.61
Informal votes4,2434.23−2.61
Turnout 100,33390.67+3.25
Notional two-party-preferred count
Labor Peter Khalil 72,88875.85+4.18
Liberal Peter Killin23,20224.15−4.18
Two-candidate-preferred result
Labor Peter Khalil 55,89858.17+3.24
Greens Adam Pulford40,19241.83−3.24
Labor hold Swing +3.24

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  29. ↑ Macnamara, VIC, Tally Room 2019, Australian Electoral Commission.
  30. ↑ Mallee, VIC, Tally Room 2019, Australian Electoral Commission.
  31. ↑ Maribyrnong, VIC, Tally Room 2019, Australian Electoral Commission.
  32. ↑ McEwen, VIC, Tally Room 2019, Australian Electoral Commission.
  33. ↑ Melbourne, VIC, Tally Room 2019, Australian Electoral Commission.
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  35. ↑ Monash, VIC, Tally Room 2019, Australian Electoral Commission.
  36. ↑ Nicholls, VIC, Tally Room 2019, Australian Electoral Commission.
  37. ↑ Scullin, VIC, Tally Room 2019, Australian Electoral Commission.
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