Results of the 2024 New South Wales local elections in Outer Sydney

For results of mayoral elections, see 2024 New South Wales mayoral elections § Results.

See also: Results of the 2024 New South Wales local elections in Inner Sydney

Main article: Results of the 2024 New South Wales local elections

2024 New South Wales local elections
(Outer Sydney)

←  2021 14 September 2024 2028  →

This is a list of results for the 2024 New South Wales local elections in Outer Sydney including the Central Coast, though the region is considered to be separate from Greater Sydney. ^{[1] [2]}

Outer Sydney and surrounds covers 22 local government areas (LGAs) (excluding the Central Coast), including Blue Mountains, Hawkesbury and Wollondilly. ^[3] A further 10 LGAs are in the Inner Sydney region.

Blacktown

2024 Blacktown City Council election

←  2021 14 September 2024 2028  →
All 15 seats on Blacktown City Council 8 seats needed for a majority
Largest party before election Labor Subsequent largest party TBD

Blacktown City Council is composed of three wards, each electing five councillors, totalling 15 seats.

Blacktown results

2024 New South Wales local elections: Blacktown ^[4]

Party			Votes	%	Swing	Seats	Change
	Labor		96,925	47.4	-5.8	8	2
	Liberal		80,601	39.4	+8.4	6	3
	Greens		20,334	9.9	+7.4	1	1
	Animal Justice		6,263	3.1	+3.1	0
	Independents		390	0.2	-11.7	0	2
Formal votes			204,513	94.0	+0.5
Informal votes			12,968	6.0	-0.5
Total			217,481	100%	N/A	15
Registered voters / turnout

Ward 1

2024 New South Wales local elections: Ward 1

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Liberal	1. Jess Diaz (elected 1) 2. Allan Green (elected 3) 3. Rahul Rawal	22,484	48.2	−0.4
	Labor	1. Moninderjit Singh (elected 2) 2. Ahalya Rentala 3. Jordan Hedi	17,217	36.9	−13.4
	Greens	1. Shabir Singh 2. Kayal Rajasekaran 3. Parker Colborne	6,964	14.9	+13.0
Total formal votes			46,665	95.1	+1.2
Informal votes			2,397	4.9	−1.2
Turnout			49,062	87.9	+1.3

Ward 2

2024 New South Wales local elections: Ward 2

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Liberal	1. Mohit Kumar (elected 1) 2. Damian Milne 3. Cara Middleton	16,872	41.9	−2.4
	Labor	1. Julie Griffiths (elected 2) 2. Kushpinder Kaur 3. Emma Willis	16,510	41.0	−3.2
	Greens	1. Damien Atkins (elected 3) 2. Palaniappan Subramanian 3. Hannah Tall	6,883	17.1	+5.0
Total formal votes			40,265	94.6	+0.4
Informal votes			2,288	5.4	−0.4
Turnout			42,553	86.1	+0.9

Ward 3

2024 New South Wales local elections: Ward 3

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Labor	1. Carol Israel (elected 1) 2. Susai Benjamin (elected 3) 3. Caitlin Mahony	18,440	48.1	−9.2
	Liberal	1. Pradeep Pathi (elected 2) 2. Richard McDonald 3. Jacob Crews	13,650	35.6	+17.4
	Animal Justice	1. Emma Kerin 2. Ingrid Akkari 3. Rigel Best	6,263	16.3	+16.3
Total formal votes			38,353	94.3	−0.9
Informal votes			2,308	5.7	+0.9
Turnout			40,661	83.8	+0.2

Ward 4

2024 New South Wales local elections: Ward 4

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Labor	1. Bob Fitzgerald (elected 1) 2. Dorothy Del Villar (elected 3) 3. Shoaib Shams	23,339	59.8	+2.2
	Liberal	1. Peter Camilleri (elected 2) 2. Cassandra Mullard 3. Fiel Santos	15,328	39.2	−0.8
	Independent	Maywand Hanifi	390	1.0	+1.0
Total formal votes			39,057	93.1	−0.4
Informal votes			2,906	6.9	+0.4
Turnout			41,963	84.5	−0.1

Ward 5

2024 New South Wales local elections: Ward 5

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Labor	1. Brad Bunting (elected 1) 2. Talia Amituanai (elected 3) 3. Neeraj Duggal	21,419	53.3	−0.6
	Liberal	1. Jugandeep Singh (elected 2) 2. Waqar Nasir 3. Jigishaben Patel	12,267	30.5	+18.0
	Greens	1. Talwinder Singh 2. Len Hobbs 3. Arif Rahman	6,487	16.1	+16.1
Total formal votes			40,173	92.9	+0.4
Informal votes			3,069	7.1	−0.4
Turnout			43,232	81.3	+2.9

Blue Mountains

2024 Blue Mountains City Council election

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All 12 seats on Blue Mountains City Council 7 seats needed for a majority
First party Second party   Party Labor Greens Last election 6 seats 2 seats Seats before 6 2
Largest party before election Labor Subsequent largest party TBD

Blue Mountains City Council is composed of four three-member wards, totalling 12 councillors.

Labor and the Greens ran in every ward, while incumbent Ward 3 councillor Daniel Myles was the only independent contesting the election. The Libertarian Party had one candidate, Joaquim De Lima, who contested Ward 2. ^[5]

The Liberal Party, which won three seats in 2021, was unable to recontest any wards after missing the candidate nomination deadline. ^[6]

Blue Mountains results

2024 New South Wales local elections: Blue Mountains

Party			Votes	%	Swing	Seats	Change
	Labor		29,052	63.9	+14.7	9	3
	Greens		11,000	24.2	+9.3	2
	Independents		4,329	9.5	−2.3	1
	Libertarian		1,082	2.4		0
Formal votes			45,463	90.0	−6.5
Informal votes			5,049	10.0	+6.5
Total			50,512

Ward 1

2024 New South Wales local elections: Ward 1

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Labor	1. Suzie van Opdorp (elected 2) 2. Suzanne Jamieson (elected 3) 3. David Forbes	6,629	61.7	+15.3
	Greens	1. Sarah Redshaw (elected 1) 2. Melanie-Ann Turner 3. Kathleen Herbert	4,119	38.3	+9.7
Total formal votes			10,748	88.3	−7.5
Informal votes			1,418	11.7	+7.5
Turnout			12,166	80.5	−2.1

Ward 2

2024 New South Wales local elections: Ward 2

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Labor	1. Romola Hollywood (elected 1) 2. Claire West (elected 2) 3. Paul Gannon	8,315	68.0	+20.4
	Greens	1. Brent Hoare (elected 3) 2. Jenna Condie 3. Sandra Warn	2,828	23.1	+6.1
	Libertarian	Joaquim De Lima	1,082	8.9
Total formal votes			12,225	90.4	−5.9
Informal votes			1,299	9.6	+5.9
Turnout			13,524	86.9	−1.5

Ward 3

2024 New South Wales local elections: Ward 3

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Labor	1. Darren Rodrigo (elected 2) 2. Mick Fell (elected 3) 3. Ramona Kennedy	4,329	46.3	+15.5
	Independent	1. Daniel Myles (elected 1) 2. Shawn Hull 3. Jakalin Hull	4,329	34.9	+19.2
	Greens	1. Sarah O'Carrigan 2. Angelika Treichler 3. Michael Ord	2,335	18.8	+3.7
Total formal votes			12,409	92.8	−3.9
Informal votes			969	7.2	+3.9
Turnout			13,378	89.8	+1.4

Ward 4

2024 New South Wales local elections: Ward 4

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Labor	1. Mark Greenhill (elected 1) 2. Nyree Fisher (elected 2) 3. Margaret Buckham (elected 3)	9,779	85.1	+20.6
	Greens	1. William Gruner 2. Jennifer Brown 3. Noel Willis	1,718	14.9	+14.9
Total formal votes			11,497	89.4	−7.6
Informal votes			1,363	10.6	+7.6
Turnout			12,860	88.9	−0.3

Burwood

2024 Burwood Council election

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All 6 seats on Burwood Council [a] 4 seats needed for a majority
First party Second party Third party   UNI Leader John Faker David Hull Guitang Lu Party Labor Liberal Unity Last election 3 seats 2 seats Did not exist Seats before 3 2 0 Seats won 3 2 0
Largest party before election Labor Subsequent largest party TBD

Burwood Council is composed of six councillors elected proportionally to a single ward, as well as a directly-elected mayor. The Labor Party won a majority at the 2021 election with four seats, including the mayoralty.

The Greens won 12.7% of the vote in 2021 and elected one councillor, Ned Cutcher. ^[7] He is not seeking re-election, and the Greens are not recontesting for unknown reasons. ^{[8] [9]}

A new party, Australia Multinational Unity Inc (also known simply as "Unity"), is contesting the election with four candidates. ^{[10] [11]}

Burwood results

2024 New South Wales local elections: Burwood ^[12]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Labor	1. John Faker 2. George Mannah (elected 1) 3. Pascale Esber (elected 3) 4. Alex Yang (elected 5) 5. Sukirti Bhatta (elected 6) 6. Chris Gray 7. Victoria Holland	10,387	61.7	+9.5
	Liberal	1. Deyi Wu (elected 2) 2. David Hull (elected 4) 3. Raj Dixit	5,122	30.4	+6.9
	Unity	1. Guitang Lu 2. Yi Shen 3. Hua Yang 4. Qun Ping Guo	1,317	7.8	+7.8
Total formal votes			16,826	93.4	−1.0
Informal votes			1,129	6.6	+1.0
Turnout			18,018	84.9	−2.1

Camden

2024 Camden Council election

←  2021 14 September 2024 2028  →
All 9 seats on Camden 5 seats needed for a majority
Largest party before election Liberal Subsequent largest party TBD

Camden Council is composed of three three-member wards.

Camden results

2024 New South Wales local elections: Camden ^[13]

Party			Votes	%	Swing	Seats	Change
	Labor		20,054	29.7	−3.3	3
	Libertarian		16,448	24.3		2	2
	Liberal		8,378	12.4	−31.6	1	3
	Camden Community First		3,677	5.4		0
	Shooters, Fishers and Farmers		568	0.8	+0.3	0
	Independents		18,491	27.3	+4.8	3	1
Formal votes
Informal votes
Total

Central

2024 New South Wales local elections: Central Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Labor	1. Ashleigh Cagney (elected 2) 2. Koady Williams 3. Tahia Khair	8,923	36.9	+0.5
	Liberal	1. Therese Fedeli (elected 3) 2. Diana Zammit 3. Salvatore Barone	8,378	34.7	−9.3
	Independent	1. Peter McLean (elected 1) 2. Juliane Scuteri 3. David Nethercote	6,295	26.1	+4.5
	Shooters, Fishers, Farmers	Ewelina Ellsmore	568	2.4
Total formal votes			24,164	92.5	−2.2
Informal votes			1,970	7.5	+2.2
Turnout			26,134	87.2	+0.5

North

2024 New South Wales local elections: North Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Libertarian	1. Vince Ferreri (elected 2) 2. Domenico Gattellari 3. Stefanie Ferreri	10,378	46.3
	Independent	1. Abha Suri (elected 1) 2. Manish Tripathi 3. Harsha Chopra	6,511	29.0
	Labor	1. Eliza Rahman (elected 3) 2. Molly Quinnell	5,551	24.7	−10.6
Total formal votes			22,440	88.0	−6.4
Informal votes			3,062	12.0	+6.4
Turnout			25,502	84.1	−1.1

South

2024 New South Wales local elections: West Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Libertarian	1. Rose Sicari (elected 2) 2. Amanda Wihare 3. Maria Cartisano	6,070	28.9
	Labor	1. Damien Quinnell (elected 1) 2. Deniz Sabuncuoglu 3. Brian Calcutt	5,580	26.6	+0.6
	Independent	1. Eva Campbell (elected 3) 2. Jill Leemen 3. Keith Hart	4,145	19.7	−12.8
	Camden Community First	1. Cindy Cagney 2. Con Diomis 3. Domenic Zappia	3,677	17.5
	Independent	Renee Sillato	1,540	7.3
Total formal votes			21,012	91.0	−3.7
Informal votes			2,083	9.0	+3.7
Turnout			23,095	85.4	+0.2

Campbelltown

2024 Campbelltown City Council election

←  2021 14 September 2024 2028  →
All 15 councillors on Campbelltown City Council 8 seats needed for a majority
Turnout	101,667 (84.8%)
First party Second party Third party   CFIT CV Leader Darcy Lound Joshua Cotter Masud Khalil Party Labor CFTIP Community Voice Last election 7 seats Did not exist 1 seat Seats before 5 2 1 Seats won 6 3 2 Seat change 1 1 1 First preference  vote 36,072 17,494 11,045 Percentage 39.6% 19.2% 12.1% Swing 4.2 5.3 7.2   Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   SAP IFC Leader Jayden Rivera Cameron McEwan Adam Zahra Party Greens Sustainable IFC Last election 0 seats Did not contest Did not exist Seats before 0 0 0 Seats won 2 1 1 Seat change 2 1 1 First preference  vote 9,801 9,475 5,480 Percentage 10.8% 10.4% 6.0% Swing 6.3 10.4 6.0
Largest party before election Labor Subsequent largest party Labor

Campbelltown City Council is composed of 15 councillors elected proportionally to a single ward. The Labor Party won a plurality at the 2021 election with five seats.

In January 2022, councillors George Brticevic and Margaret Chivers both left Labor to sit as independents. ^[14]

On 11 July 2024, the Community First Team (CFT) and the Totally Locally Committed Party (TLCP) merged to form the Community First Totally Independent Party (CFTIP). ^[15] Both CFT and TLCP had one councillor elected each in 2021 (Josh Cotter and Warren Morrison respectively). ^[15]

The Liberal Party, which won four seats in 2021, was unable to recontest after missing the candidate nomination deadline. ^[16] The Animal Justice Party, which has one sitting councillor (Matt Stellino), only had seven grouped candidates (along with one ungrouped candidate) and could only receive votes below-the-line. ^[17]

One Nation member Adam Zahra led the conservative "Independents for Campbelltown" group. ^{[18] [19]}

Campbelltown results

2024 New South Wales local elections: Campbelltown ^{[20] [21]}

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Labor	1. Darcy Lound (elected 1) 2. Meg Oates (elected 6) 3. Masood Chowdhury (elected 8) 4. Karen Hunt (elected 9) 5. Isabella Wisniewska (elected 10) 6. Ash Rahman (elected 11) 7. David Weblin 8. Parvez Khan 9. Mina Skandari	36,072	39.6	−4.2
	Community First Totally Independent	1. Joshua Cotter (elected 2) 2. Warren Morrison (elected 7) 3. Seta Berbari (elected 12) 4. Patrick Zarzour 5. Ian Kelly 6. Tammy Hatch 7. Teresita Alivio 8. Mark Keaton 9. George Boustani 10. Stanley Abnes	17,494	19.2	+5.3
	Community Voice	1. Masud Khalil (elected 3) 2. Khaled Halabi (elected 14) 3. Sajjan Karki 4. Bellal Jaber 5. John Becerra 6. Morsheda Khan 7. Khurshida Hossain 8. Farzana Khan 9. Penisimani Fonua 10. Md Siddiqui 11. Abul Iqbal 12. Tanveer Howladar 13. Md Ataur Rahman	11,045	12.1	+7.2
	Greens	1. Jayden Rivera (elected 4) 2. Tao Triebels (elected 15) 3. Penelope Hlavaty 4. Jaydn Pye 5. Victoria Waldron Hahn 6. Coral Ison 7. Stephen Bailey 8. Melanie Cotton	9,801	10.8	+6.3
	Sustainable Australia	1. Cameron McEwan (elected 5) 2. Timothy Longford 3. Deeban Jayaseelan 4. Anne Crighton 5. Trevor Hooper 6. Amy McEwan 7. Stephen Macris 8. Gregory Bran	9,475	10.4	+10.4
	Independents for Campbelltown	1. Adam Zahra (elected 13) 2. Annika Thompson 3. Lawson Hagan 4. Evan Harris 5. Tatum Zahra 6. Matthew Zahra 7. Robert Byers 8. Angus Van Der Schyff 9. Marie Zahra	5,480	6.0	+6.0
	Independent	1. Mukesh Chand 2. Rohit Gupta 3. Asiful Islam 4. Faiyaz Hussain 5. Jawad El Asman 6. Francis Singh 7. Manish Chand 8. Shival Chand	1,005	1.1	+1.0
	Animal Justice	1. Matthew Stellino 2. Stephanie Poole 3. Benjamin Bank 4. Lisa Bicknell 5. Joanne Callaghan 6. Hailey Tiernan 7. David Ward	465	0.5	−4.3
	Animal Justice	Lisa Riordan	180	0.2
Total formal votes			91,017	89.5
Informal votes			10,650	10.5
Turnout			101,667	84.8

Canada Bay

2024 Canada Bay City Council election

←  2021 14 September 2024 2028  →
All 8 seats on Canada Bay City Council [a] 5 seats needed for a majority
First party Second party   Leader Michael Megna Andrew Ferguson Party Liberal Labor Last election 3 seats 2 seats Seats before 3 2 Seats won 4 3   Third party Fourth party   Leader Charles Jago Kurt Pudniks Party Greens Libertarian Last election 1 seat Did not contest Seats before 1 0 Seats won 1 0
Largest party before election Liberal Subsequent largest party TBD

Canada Bay City Council is composed of eight councillors elected proportionally to a single ward, as well as a directly-elected mayor. At the 2021 election, both Our Local Community (OLC) and the Liberal Party won three seats (including OLC's Angelo Tsirekas elected as mayor).

On 13 December 2023, Tsirekas was dismissed as mayor by Minister for Local Government Ron Hoenig, one month after the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) found he had engaged in corrupt conuct. ^[22] He was banned from civic office for a period of five years. ^[23] On 25 January 2024, Liberal councillor Michael Megna was appointed by councillors to serve for the remainder of the term.

OLC has chosen not to recontest Canada Bay, with neither of the party's remaining councillors − Joseph Cordaro and Carmela Ruggeri − seeking re-election. ^[24]

Kurt Pudniks, who ran for the Greens in the Queensland seat of Leichhardt at the 2016 federal election, is contesting for the Libertarian Party as an ungrouped candidate. ^[25]

Canada Bay results

2024 New South Wales local elections: Canada Bay

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Greens	1. Charles Jago (elected 1) 2. Tailoi Ling 3. Neil Smith 4. Pauline Tyrrell 5. Tony Adams	7,836	16.39	+6.59
	Labor	1. Andrew Ferguson (elected 2) 2. Maria Cirillo (elected 5) 3. David Mansford (elected 7) 4. Vivek Goyal 5. Kathryn Zerk 6. Jessica Handley 7. Xiaojun Li	18,018	37.70	+8.4
	Liberal	1. Michael Megna 2. Anthony Bazouni (elected 3) 3. Hugo Robinson (elected 4) 4. Eunbong (Sylvia) Lee (elected 6) 5. Mastourah Meuross (elected 8) 6. Chris Burt 7. Samantha Andreacchio	21,647	45.29	+15.49
	Libertarian	Kurt Pudniks	295	0.62	+0.62
Total formal votes			47,796	94.86	−0.54
Informal votes			2,592	5.14	+0.54
Turnout			50,388	85.04	−0.56

Canterbury-Bankstown

2024 Canterbury-Bankstown City Council election

←  2021 14 September 2024 2028  →
All 15 seats on Canterbury-Bankstown City Council 8 seats needed for a majority
Largest party before election Labor Subsequent largest party TBD

Canterbury-Bankstown City Council is composed of three wards, each electing five councillors, totalling 15 seats.

Canterbury-Bankstown results

2024 New South Wales local elections: Canterbury-Bankstown

Party			Votes	%	Swing	Seats	Change
	Labor		72,278	41.3	−6.1	8	1
	Liberal		30,096	17.2	−12.8	3	2
	Greens		17,350	9.9	+6.2	1	1
	Community Voice		10,093	5.8		1	1
	Our Local Community		6,308	3.6		1	1
	Libertarian		15,904	9.1		0
	Animal Justice		1,601	0.9	−0.7	0
	Unity		1,556	0.9		0
	Democrats		967	0.6		0
	Independents		19,042	10.9	−2.3	1
Formal votes			175,195	89.9
Informal votes			19,577	10.1
Total			194,772			15
Registered voters / turnout

Bankstown

2024 New South Wales local elections: Bankstown Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Labor	1. Bilal El-Hayek (elected 1) 2. Khal Asfour (elected 3) 3. Erika Lam	15,511	45.2	−13.1
	Liberal	1. George Zakhia (elected 2) 2. Long Phan 3. Selina Akhter	10,203	29.8	−0.8
	Libertarian	1. Vanessa Hadchiti 2. Roy El Kazzi 3. Kristofer Seremetkoski	3,579	10.4
	Greens	1. Abrar Ahmad 2. Nahed Fraitekh 3. John Ky	3,050	8.9
	Community Voice	1. Amer El-Adib 2. Mohammad Kabir 3. Yousef Abu-Samen	1,254	3.7
	Independent	1. Mahmoud Hussein 2. Yasmeen Shadid 3. Michel Antonios Tawk	695	2.0
Total formal votes			34,292	89.6	−3.9
Informal votes			3,995	10.4	+3.9
Turnout			38,287	79.7	−1.2

Bass Hill

2024 New South Wales local elections: Bass Hill Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Labor	1. Rachelle Harika (elected 1) 2. Christopher Cahill (elected 2) 3. Ayman Awad	17,930	55.0	+3.1
	Community Voice	1. Saud Abu-Samen (elected 3) 2. Allan Winterbottom 3. Huzaifa Khan	6,113	18.8	+0.8
	Libertarian	1. Elvis Sinosic 2. John Hadchiti 3. Wissam Ibrahim	5,985	18.4
	Independent	1. Talal Saifo 2. Nabil Omari 3. Doha-Donna Elomari	2,566	7.9
Total formal votes			32,594	88.2	−4.7
Informal votes			4,374	11.8	+4.7
Turnout			36,968	79.8	−0.5

Canterbury

2024 New South Wales local elections: Canterbury Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Labor	1. Clare Raffan (elected 1) 2. Con Vaitsas 3. Louis Pan	14,416	39.3	+5.2
	Independent	1. Barbara Coorey (elected 2) 2. Aliki Xanthakos 3. Stephen Haran	9,850	26.8	+2.6
	Greens	1. Conroy Blood (elected 3) 2. Linda Eisler 3. Bradley Schott	6,379	17.4	−0.3
	Independent	1. Christine Barakat 2. Waroud Dargham 3. George Daibes	2,752	7.5
	Unity	1. Carol Xie 2. Chuan-Hui Huang 3. Bei Zhong	1,557	4.2
	Libertarian	1. Joshua Moore 2. Julie Morkos Douaihy	1,347	3.7
	Independent	Martin Vella	423	1.2
Total formal votes			36,724	91.3	−2.9
Informal votes			3,479	8.7	+2.9
Turnout			40,203	84.8	−0.3

Revesby

2024 New South Wales local elections: Revesby Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Liberal	1. Wendy Lindsay (elected 1) 2. Jennifer Walther (elected 3) 3. Richard Noonan	17,610	45.0	+8.5
	Labor	1. David Walsh (elected 2) 2. Gemma Ashton 3. Oliver Pocock	12,515	32.0	−9.9
	Greens	1. Natalie Hanna 2. Kath Jordan 3. Ned Cutcher	4,665	11.9
	Libertarian	1. Marika Momircevski 2. George Trousas 3. Mario Azar	1,895	4.8
	Community Voice	1. Alwalid Al-Miziab 2. Hicham Arabi 3. Rizwan Arif	1,329	3.4
	Democrats	1. Phillip Pearce 2. Phan Nguyen 3. Garry Dalrymple	967	2.5
	Independent	Marlene Marquez-Obeid	140	0.4
Total formal votes			39,121	93.3	−1.6
Informal votes			2,812	6.7	+1.6
Turnout			41,933	85.9	−0.4

Roselands

2024 New South Wales local elections: Roselands Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Labor	1. Khodr Saleh (elected 1) 2. Sherin Akther (elected 3) 3. Hady Saleh	11,906	36.7	−16.5
	Our Local Community	1. Harry Stavrinos (elected 2) 2. Raymond Moujalli 3. Maria Difrancesco	6,308	19.4
	Greens	1. Anisha Gautam 2. Shilpa Rajkumar 3. Zoe McClure	3,256	10.0
	Libertarian	1. Mark Smaling 2. Carmel Nicholls 3. Raymond O'Reilly	3,098	9.5
	Liberal	1. Mohammad Zaman 2. Sazeda Akter	2,283	7.0	−21.9
	Animal Justice	1. Dorlene Abou-Haidar 2. Louise Ward 3. Brad Stafford	1,601	4.9	−3.3
	Community Voice	1. Solaiman Hossain 2. Faizun Pally 3. Sameer Mahmud	1,397	4.3
	Independent	1. Rana Sharif 2. Taher Shaikh Mohammed 3. Elsadig Mohammed	1,377	4.2
	Independent	1. Ali Shikder 2. Rachael Pickering	626	1.9
	Independent	1. Mohammad Mahbub Rahman 2. Maria Mostain 3. Fahmida Khandakur 4. Rakibul Alam	596	1.8
	Independent	Imad Kadeh	17	0.1
Total formal votes			32,465	86.8	−5.7
Informal votes			4,917	13.2	+5.7
Turnout			37,382	81.6	+0.9

Central Coast

Main article: 2024 Central Coast Council election

2024 Central Coast Council election

←  2017 14 September 2024 2028 →
All 15 seats on Central Coast Council 8 seats needed for a majority
Registered	260,408 3.68%
Turnout	81.89% ( 6.29 pp)
First party Second party   Leader Belinda Neal N/A Party Labor Liberal Leader since 22 August 2024 N/A Leader's seat Gosford West (won seat) N/A Last election 6 seats 4 seats Seats before 6 2 Seats won 5 4 Seat change 1 2 Popular vote 60,162 47,232 Percentage 30.82% 24.20% Swing 0.80 0.50   Third party Fourth party   Leader Lawrie McKinna Sue Wynn Party Team CC Greens Leader since 29 July 2024 7 July 2024 Leader's seat Gosford East (won seat) None (contested Budgewoi) Last election Did not exist 0 seats Seats before 0 0 Seats won 3 0 Seat change 3 Popular vote 38,169 6,029 Percentage 19.55% 3.09% Swing 19.55 4.71
Largest party before election N/A (under administration) Subsequent largest party Labor

Central Coast Council is composed of five three-member wards, totalling 15 councillors. This will be the first election for the council since 2017, after it was placed into administration on 30 October 2022 and eventually dismissed on 17 March 2022. ^{[26] [27]}

At the 2017 election, Labor won a plurality with six seats, while there were five independents and four Liberals also elected. ^[28]

Central Coast results

This section is an excerpt from 2024 Central Coast Council election § Results.[ edit ]

2024 New South Wales local elections: Central Coast

Party			Votes	%	Swing	Seats	Change
	Labor		60,882	31.19	+1.17	5	1
	Liberal		47,232	24.20	-0.50	4
	Team Central Coast		38,867	19.91	+19.91	3	3
	Independent Liberal		7,364	3.77	+3.77	1	1
	Central Coast NEW Independents		4,744	2.43	-7.97	1	1
	Greens		6,029	3.09	-4.71	0
	Ratepayers Choice Central Coast		4,239	2.17	+2.17	0
	Animal Justice		4,032	2.06	+2.06	0
	Central Coast Heart		3,799	1.95	+1.95	0
	Independent One Nation		757	0.39	+0.39	0
	Independent		12,946	6.63	-10.37	1	2
Formal votes			195,196	91.53	-0.74
Informal votes			18,058	8.47	+0.74
Total			213,254	100		15
Registered voters / turnout			260,408	81.89	+6.29

Budgewoi

2024 New South Wales local elections: Budgewoi Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Labor	1. Helen Crowley (elected 1) 2. Joy Cooper 3. Sarah Burns	12,988	33.99	−9.31
	Independent Liberal	1. Douglas Eaton (elected 2) 2. Allan McDonald 3. Greg Best	7,364	19.27	+2.93
	Team Central Coast	1. John Mouland (elected 3) 2. Paul Wade 3. Mitchell Cowan	6,672	17.46	N/A
	Greens	1. Sue Wynn 2. Chantelle Baistow 3. Cath Connor	6,029	15.78	+7.98
	Central Coast Heart	1. Edna Wacher 2. Diana Lazatin 3. Anabelle Alcanar	3,799	9.94	N/A
	Independent	Sandra Harris	1,047	2.47	N/A
	Independent	Kenneth Kozak	316	0.83	N/A
Total formal votes			38,215	89.24	−1.96
Informal votes			4,606	10.75	+1.95
Turnout			42,821	81.2	−1.0

Gosford East

2024 New South Wales local elections: Gosford East Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Team Central Coast	1. Lawrie McKinna (elected 1) 2. Pat Farmer 3. George Paterson	14,953	38.23	N/A
	Labor	1. Sharon Walsh (elected 2) 2. Trevor Drake 3. Victoria Collins	11,041	28.23	+5.94
	Liberal	1. Jared Wright (elected 3) 2. Dee Bocking	8,439	21.58	−15.82
	Independent	Rosemary de Lambert	2,275	5.82	N/A
	Independent	David Kings	1,399	3.58	N/A
	Independent	Sharon Andrews	805	2.06	N/A
	Independent	Clive Lawton	197	0.50	N/A
Total formal votes			39,109	92.07	−0.4
Informal votes			3,367	7.92	+1.02
Turnout			42,476	82.82	+1.52

Gosford West

2024 New South Wales local elections: Gosford West Ward ^[29]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Liberal	1. Trent McWaide (elected 1) 2. Alan Pappas 3. Kylie Lowbridge	10,830	27.94	+5.74
	Labor	1. Belinda Neal (elected 2) 2. Adam McArdle 3. Mark Ellis	10,722	27.66	+2.26
	Central Coast NEW Independents	1. Jane Smith (elected 3) 2. Alison Wade 3. Lisa Wriley	4,744	12.24	+2.54
	Coasties Who Care	1. Lisa Bellamy 2. Sarah Blakeway 3. Tegan Mulqueeney	4,305	11.11	N/A
	Ratepayers Choice Central Coast	1. Kevin Brooks 2. Stephen Sizer 3. Lee Erlin	4,239	10.94	N/A
	Team Central Coast	1. Daniel Abou-Chedid 2. Paul Chapman 3. Neil Ferguson	3,627	9.35	N/A
	Independent	Julian Richards	153	0.39	N/A
	Independent One Nation	Andrew Baker	140	0.36	N/A
Total formal votes			38,757	91.45	−0.45
Informal votes			3,622	8.55	+0.45
Turnout			42,379	82.09	+0.49

The Entrance

2024 New South Wales local elections: The Entrance Ward ^[30]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Liberal	1. Rachel Stanton (elected 1) 2. Stephen Hood 3. Tracey Perrem	13,677	36.22	+9.82
	Labor	1. Margot Castles (elected 2) 2. Matthew Jeffrey 3. Joan Pavitt	11,329	30.01	+2.31
	Independent	1. Corinne Lamont (elected 3) 2. Sam Carter 3. Dale Long	4,496	11.91	N/A
	Animal Justice	1. Sarah Ryan 2. Patrick Murphy 3. Fardin Pelarek	4,032	10.68	N/A
	Team Central Coast	1. Sharryn Brownlee 2. Skaie Hull 3. Kalvin Smith	3,606	9.55	N/A
	Independent One Nation	Rebecca Smiley	617	1.63	N/A
Total formal votes			37,757	92.15	−1.35
Informal votes			3,213	7.84	+1.34
Turnout			40,970	80.44	−2.06

Wyong

2024 New South Wales local elections: Wyong Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Labor	1. Kyle MacGregor (elected 1) 2. Evan Schrei 3. Melanie Gould	14,802	35.79	+3.59
	Liberal	1. John McNamara (elected 2) 2. Wade Russell 3. Jennifer Ferguson	14,286	34.54	+13.96
	Team Central Coast	1. Kyla Daniels (elected 3) 2. Natasha Stone 3. Alexander Burgin	10,009	24.20	N/A
	Independent	Jara Millward	1,150	2.78	N/A
	Independent	Daniel Craig	659	1.59	N/A
	Independent	Michael Whittington	449	1.09	N/A
Total formal votes			41,355	92.71	+1.11
Informal votes			3,250	7.28	−1.12
Turnout			44,605	81.92	−0.18

Cumberland

2024 Cumberland City Council election

←  2021 14 September 2024 2028  →
All 15 councillors on Cumberland City Council 8 seats needed for a majority
First party Second party Third party   OLC Leader N/A Paul Garrard N/A Party Labor OLC Liberal Leader's seat N/A South Granville N/A Last election 8 seats 4 seats Did not contest Seats before 8 3 2   Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   PNPP BTLR Leader N/A N/A Sujan Selven Party People Not Party Battler Greens Leader's seat N/A N/A Wentworthville (won seat) Last election Did not exist Did not exist 0 seats Seats before 1 0 0
Largest party before election Labor Subsequent largest party TBD

Cumberland City Council is composed of five three-member wards, totalling 15 councillors. At the 2021 election, Labor won a majority with eight seats.

The Liberal Party contested the 2017 election and won five seats, but did not contest in 2021, with two Independent Liberals elected. ^[31] The party returned to endorsing candidates for the 2024 election. ^[32]

Greystanes Ward councillor Eddy Sarkis left Our Local Community (OLC) after losing party preselection in February 2024. ^[33] Sarkis and Wentworthville Ward candidate Zac Alameh both ran under the same "People Not Party Politics" branding. ^{[34] [35] [36] [37]}

Cumberland results

2024 New South Wales local elections: Cumberland ^[38]

Party			Votes	%	Swing	Seats	Change
	Labor		31,340	31.7	−16.9	5	3
	Liberal		23,959	24.2	+11.4	4	2
	Our Local Community		15,001	15.2	−13.1	3	1
	People Not Party Politics		8,044	8.1		1	1
	Greens		3,952	4.0	+1.2	1	1
	The Independents		3,903	3.9	−2.6	0	1
	Battler		1,848	1.9		0
	Independents		10,922	11.0	+10.0	1	1
Formal votes			98,969	91.3
Informal votes			9,368	8.7
Total			108,337			15
Registered voters / turnout

Granville

2024 New South Wales local elections: Granville Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Labor	1. Ola Hamed (elected 1) 2. Joshika Naidu 3. John Treloar	6,726	34.5	−8.0
	Our Local Community	1. Steve Christou (elected 2) 2. Najib Najibulla 3. Samantha Sleiman	6,274	32.2	−0.2
	Liberal	1. Joseph Rahme (elected 3) 2. Marie Issa 3. Jamie Sleiman	6,247	32.1	+10.0
	Independent	David Appleby	229	1.2
Total formal votes			19,476	90.3
Informal votes			2,100	9.7
Turnout			21,576	79.1

Greystanes

2024 New South Wales local elections: Greystanes Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Labor	1. Diane Colman (elected 1) 2. Manu Devana 3. Bob Hockey	6,310	29.7	−3.2
	People Not Party Politics	1. Eddy Sarkis (elected 2) 2. Manju Maheswaran 3. Moreen Stephenson	5,821	27.4	−7.4
	Liberal	1. Nadima Kafrouni-Saba (elected 3) 2. Abraham Agopian 3. Jasmine Issa	5,224	24.6	+23.0
	The Independents	1. Greg Cummings 2. John Brodie 3. Ray Semaan	3,903	18.4	−12.3
Total formal votes			21,258	92.3
Informal votes			1,765	7.7
Turnout			23,023	85.5

Regents Park

2024 New South Wales local elections: Regents Park Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Labor	1. Enver Yasar (elected 1) 2. Rafah Chalabi 3. Michelle Joyce	7,049	36.3	−23.4
	Our Local Community	1. Helen Hughes (elected 2) 2. Charles Barden 3. David Miller	4,876	25.1	+5.6
	Liberal	1. Steve Yang (elected 3) 2. Estate John Park 3. Alexander Kim	3,584	18.5	+2.0
	Independent	1. Andrew Quah 2. Mohamed Hassan 3. Youwei Chung	2,559	13.2
	Battler	1. Tony Oldfield 2. Elizabeth Hanham 3. Michael Stanislas	1,352	7.0
Total formal votes			19,420	92.2
Informal votes			1,641	7.8
Turnout			21,061	84.2

South Granville

2024 New South Wales local elections: South Granville Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Independent	1. Ahmed Ouf (elected 1) 2. Marwa Mosallam 3. Selim Khalil	4,240	24.0
	Our Local Community	1. Paul Garrard (elected 2) 2. Jeffrey Sun 3. Margaret Allen	3,851	21.8	−13.3
	Labor	1. Glenn Elmore (elected 3) 2. Mohamad Hussein 3. Eda Tegin	3,792	21.5	−43.4
	Independent	1. Ronney Oueik 2. Haisheng Shi 3. Ahmad Faizi	2,963	16.8
	Liberal	1. Ned Attie 2. Fouad El-Ashwah 3. Zaynoun Atie	2,302	13.1
	Battler	1. Luke Ahern 2. Ali Farhat 3. Talb Humady	496	2.8
Total formal votes			17,644	88.3
Informal votes			2,346	11.7
Turnout			19,990	76.3

Wentworthville

2024 New South Wales local elections: Wentworthville Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Labor	1. Suman Saha (elected 1) 2. Lisa Lake 3. Thiru Arumugam	7,463	35.3	−10.2
	Liberal	1. Michael Zaiter (elected 2) 2. Noelle Diab 3. Melissa Rahme	6,602	31.2	+9.4
	Greens	1. Sujan Selven (elected 3) 2. Balaji Naranapatti 3. Dorothea Newland	3,952	18.7	+5.1
	People Not Party Politics	1. Zac Alameh 2. Sai Darmarajah 3. Nikita Desai	2,223	10.5
	Independent	1. Mark Pigram 2. Annie Staples 3. Paul Axiak	858	4.1
	Independent	Elena Yakovleva	73	0.3
Total formal votes			21,171	93.3
Informal votes			1,516	6.7
Turnout			22,687	81.9

Fairfield

2024 Fairfield City Council election

←  2021 14 September 2024 2028  →
All 12 seats on Fairfield City Council [a] 7 seats needed for a majority
First party Second party Third party   Leader Frank Carbone Dai Le Basim Shamaon Party Frank Carbone Dai Le Labor Last election 6 seats 3 seats 3 seats Seats before 6 3 3
Largest party before election Carbone-Le Alliance Subsequent largest party Carbone-Le Alliance

Fairfield City Council is composed of two six-member wards, as well as a directly-elected mayor. The election is being conducted by the Australian Election Company. ^[39]

Although Frank Carbone and Dai Le formed their own groups at the 2021 election, they have an alliance on council. ^{[40] [41] [42]}

Basim Shamaon, who contested the 2021 election leading "The Real Local" group, is running as Labor's mayoral candidate.

Fairfield results

2024 New South Wales local elections: Fairfield

Party			Votes	%	Swing	Seats	Change
	Frank Carbone		44,864	44.1	+1.6	6
	Dai Le		30,052	29.5	+9.3	3
	Labor		16,357	16.1	−8.8	2	1
	Family First		241	0.2		0
	Independents		10,252	10.1	+6.9	1	1
Formal votes			101,766
Informal votes
Turnout

Fairfield/Cabravale

2024 New South Wales local elections: Fairfield/Cabravale Ward ^[43]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Dai Le	1. Dai Le (elected 1) 2. Marie Rose Saliba (elected 4) 3. Dennis Suro 4. Leonie Le 5. Emma Tran 6. Ngoc My Tang	16,979	34.6	+7.1
	Frank Carbone	1. Charbel Saliba (elected 2) 2. Sam Yousif (elected 5) 3. Jennifer Shahin 4. Helen Nguyen 5. Gina Carbone 6. Antonia Carbone	13,832	28.2	−3.3
	Labor	1. Kien Ly (elected 3) 2. Stella Kina 3. Mickey Ngo 4. Michal Walczak 5. Joseph Huan 6. Ngoc Trinh	8,035	16.4	−10.6
	Independent	1. Kate Hoang (elected 6) 2. Tien Nguyen 3. Minh Hoang 4. David Cao 5. Van Le 6. Tony Nguyen	6,019	12.3	+12.3
	Independent	1. Nguyen Khang Phan 2. Van Dong Pham 3. Thanh Dan Huynh 4. Duc Thang Tran 5. Van Sai Truong 6. Kim Khanh Vo	4,136	8.4	+8.4
Total formal votes			49,001
Informal votes
Turnout

Parks

2024 New South Wales local elections: Parks Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Frank Carbone	1. Frank Carbone (elected mayor) 2. Reni Barkho (elected 1) 3. Hugo Morvillo (elected 4) 4. Milovan Karajcic (elected 5) 5. Michael Mijatovic (elected 6) 6. Martina Hanna	31,032	58.8	+4.9
	Dai Le	1. Kevin Lam (elected 2) 2. Andrew Rohan 3. Marsha Kozlova-Gao 4. Monica Falco 5. Valentina Prkic 6. Jose Luis Miranda Garcia	13,073	24.8	+12.2
	Labor	1. Ninos Khoshaba (elected 3) 2. Basim Shamaon 3. Peter Pavisic 4. Abrahem Wannous 5. Jarrod Hawkins 6. Inocenta Janina Marc	8,322	15.8	−6.8
	Family First	Nathan Athavle	241	0.5
	Independent	Huu Tam Luong	97	0.2
Total formal votes			52,765
Informal votes
Turnout

Georges River

2024 Georges River Council election

←  2021 14 September 2024 2028  →
All 15 councillors on Georges River Council 8 seats needed for a majority
First party Second party Third party   R&R Party Labor GRRRP Liberal Last election 5 seats 4 seats 5 seats Seats before 5 4 3
Largest party before election Labor Subsequent largest party TBD

Georges River Council is composed of five three-member wards, totalling 15 councillors. At the 2021 election, both Labor and the Liberals won five seats each.

In December 2021, Blakehurst Ward councillor Sam Elmir and Mortdale Ward councillor Nick Smerdely were both expelled from the party amid branch stacking allegations. ^[44] Neither sought re-election in 2024, with Smerdely endorsing Liberal candidate Andrew Ng. ^{[45] [46]} However, the Liberals (including Ng) were unable to contest Mortdale and Peakhurst after missing the candidate nomination deadline. ^[47]

Two Labor councillors − Warren Tegg (Mortdale) and Kevin Greene (Peakhurst) − resigned at various points in 2022 and were replaced by Ashvini Ambihaipahar and Veronica Ficarra respectively following countbacks.

Georges River results

2024 New South Wales local elections: Georges River

Party			Votes	%	Swing	Seats	Change
	Labor		30,247	39.06	+6.66	6	1
	Liberal		16,281	21.02	−7.98	3
	Residents and Ratepayers		24,389	31.49	+10.09	5	1
	Georges River Association		3,607	4.66	+1.96	1
	Kogarah Residents' Association		1,065	1.38	+1.38	0
	Libertarian		553	0.71	+0.71	0
	Greens		474	0.61	+0.61	0
	Public Education		82	0.11	+0.11	0
	Independents		741	0.96	−12.34	0
Formal votes			77,439
Informal votes			5,928
Total			83,367			15
Registered voters / turnout			96,882

Blakehurst

2024 New South Wales local elections: Blakehurst Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Labor	1. Kathryn Landsberry (elected 2) 2. Anastasia Polites 3. Sarina Foulstone	4,888	30.16	+5.56
	Liberal	1. Oliver Dimoski (elected 1) 2. James Brown 3. Elizabeth Taylor	7,030	43.38	+11.68
	Residents and Ratepayers	1. Natalie Mort (elected 3) 2. Nicole Hawick 3. Mary Cassimatis	4,289	26.46	−0.04
Total formal votes			16,207	95.37
Informal votes			787	4.63
Turnout			16,994	86.46

Hurstville

2024 New South Wales local elections: Hurstville Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Labor	1. Leon Pun (elected 1) 2. Jenny Vu 3. Jenny Crewdson	4,879	32.88	+2.68
	Liberal	1. Nancy Liu (elected 2) 2. Rahul Nand 3. Binjie Lu	4,167	28.08	+3.88
	Residents and Ratepayers	1. Bob Jones 2. Max Brightwell 3. Rachel Zhang	2,185	14.73	+3.83
	Georges River Association	1. Ben Wang (elected 3) 2. Rhanda Taouk 3. Kamal Sigdel 4. Jun Qi	3,607	24.31	+10.11
Total formal votes			14,838	92.08
Informal votes			1,276	7.92
Turnout			16,114	86.09

Kogarah Bay

2024 New South Wales local elections: Kogarah Bay Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Labor	1. Thomas Gao (elected 1) 2. Emilija Beljic 3. Mike Warner	6,557	40.54	+11.04
	Liberal	1. Sam Stratikopoulos (elected 2) 2. Bingxing Sheng 3. James Skibinski	5,084	31.43	+8.23
	Residents and Ratepayers	1. Elise Borg (elected 3) 2. Heidi Breeze 3. Christopher Tofalakis	2,916	18.03	−5.27
	Kogarah Residents' Association	1. Leesha Payor 2. Petra Herzog 3. Vicki Poole	1,065	6.58	+0.78
	Libertarian	1. Vicky Nicodemou 2. Sophia Constantine 3. Sandra Bremner	553	3.42	+3.42
Total formal votes			16,175	92.83
Informal votes			1,250	7.17
Turnout			17,425	84.61

Mortdale

2024 New South Wales local elections: Mortdale Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Labor	1. Ash Ambihaipahar (elected 1) 2. Tom Arthur (elected 3) 3. Gerard Hayes	6,723	47.18	+ 12.18
	Residents and Ratepayers	1. Christina Jamieson (elected 2) 2. Alexandra Fleming 3. Deborah Mackie	6,229	43.72	+22.62
	Greens	Peter Eccleston	474	3.33	+3.33
	Independent	Christian Stojkov	741	5.20	+4.6
	Public Education	Glen Stelzer	82	0.58	+0.58
Total formal votes			14,249	92.03
Informal votes			1,234	7.97
Turnout			15,483	86.33

Peakhurst

2024 New South Wales local elections: Peakhurst Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Labor	1. Elaina Anzellotti (elected 2) 2. Karno Gangopadhyay 3. Peter Gayton	7,200	45.08	+2.58
	Residents and Ratepayers	1. Peter Mahoney (elected 1) 2. Matthew Allison (elected 3) 3. Sonia Baxant	8,770	54.92	+30.42
Total formal votes			15,970	92.04
Informal votes			1,381	7.96
Turnout			17,351	86.85

Hawkesbury

2024 Hawkesbury City Council election

←  2021 14 September 2024 2028  →
All 12 seats on Hawkesbury City Council 7 seats needed for a majority
Largest party before election Liberal Subsequent largest party TBD

Hawkesbury City Council is composed of twelve councillors elected proportionally to a single ward.

Hawkesbury results

2024 New South Wales local elections: Hawkesbury ^{[48] [49] [50] [51] [52] [53]}

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Liberal	1. Sarah McMahon (elected 1) 2. Mike Creed (elected 8) 3. Jill Reardon (elected 9) 4. Paul Veigel (elected 12) 5. Warwick Mackay 6. Natasha Bennett	10,997	27.3	−7.1
	People Not Parties	1. Mary Lyons-Buckett (elected 3) 2. Thomas Aczel (elected 10) 3. Emma-Jane Garrow 4. Peter Ryan 5. Stacy O'Toole 6. Richie Benson 7. Kayte Murphy 8. Tara Vigouroux	4,879	12.1	+2.4
	Independent	1. Nathan Zamprogno (elected 2) 2. Donna Pellew 3. David Ball 4. Philip Price 5. Joel Baltaks 6. Jessica Dickinson	4,809	11.9	+2.4
	Shooters, Fishers, Farmers	1. Shane Djuric (elected 4) 2. Bradley McGregor 3. Brooke Djuric 4. Stephanie Hill 5. Keith Levy 6. Gae Kelly	4,529	11.2	+4.1
	Labor	1. Amanda Kotlash (elected 5) 2. Wendy Davies 3. Simon Griffin 4. Anita Artlett 5. Christopher Haviland 6. Roger Pyke	4,337	10.7	−1.4
	Greens	1. Danielle Wheeler (elected 6) 2. Allister Claasz 3. Matilda Julian 4. Debbie Paton 5. Brian Crowther 6. Karen Kobier	3,930	9.7	+2.6
	Small Business	1. Eddie Dogramaci (elected 7) 2. Rodney Galea 3. Peter Muscat 4. Hanif Bismi 5. Thomas Chiarelli 6. Esma Dogramaci	3,474	8.6	+4.0
	Independent	1. Les Sheather (elected 11) 2. Andrew Cadman 3. Kris Waters 4. Gerard Hodgskin 5. Dave Coaldrake 6. Michelle Tapara	1,692	4.2	−3.2
	Independent	1. Angela Maguire 2. Meera Webster 3. Melanie Carr 4. James Cleaver 5. Kirsten Radnuz 6. John Maguire	916	2.3	+2.3
	Hawkesbury's Future	1. Bob Gribbin 2. Melissa Crane 3. Lynette Brand 4. Wendy Campbell 5. Elise Smith 6. Anton Raunjak	785	2.0	+2.0
Total formal votes
Informal votes
Turnout

Hornsby

2024 Hornsby Shire Council election

←  2021 14 September 2024 2028  →
All 9 seats on Hornsby Shire Council [a] 6 seats needed for a majority
First party Second party   Leader Warren Waddell Tania Salitra Party Liberal Greens Last election 5 seats 3 seats Seats before 4 3   Third party Fourth party   IND Leader Janelle McIntosh N/A Party Labor Independents Last election 1 seat 0 seats Seats before 1 1
Largest party before election Liberal Subsequent largest party TBD

Hornsby Shire Council is composed of three three-member wards, totalling nine councillors, as well as a directly-elected mayor.

In August 2024, A Ward councillor Nathan Tilbury left the Liberal Party. ^[54]

Hornsby results

2024 New South Wales local elections: Hornsby

Party			Votes	%	Swing	Seats	Change
	Liberal		36,720	44.0	−6.2	4	2
	Greens		18,128	21.7	−6.4	2	1
	Labor		15,638	18.8	+5.8	2	2
	Independents		12,876	15.4	+7.6	1	1
Formal votes			83,362	92.9
Informal votes			6,339	7.1
Total			89,701			9
Registered voters / turnout

A Ward

2024 New South Wales local elections: A Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Liberal	1. Warren Waddell (elected mayor) 2. Jane Seaglove (elected 1)	9,892	36.5	−13.9
	Independent	1. Nathan Tilbury (elected 2) 2. Kate Friend 3. Kristie Chambers	8,418	31.1
	Greens	1. Olivia Simons (elected 3) 2. Peter Dickson 3. David Field	6,563	24.2	+2.0
	Labor	Benjamin Goode	2,219	8.2	−9.7
Total formal votes			27,092	88.1
Informal votes			3,652	11.9
Turnout			30,744	88.2

B Ward

2024 New South Wales local elections: B Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Liberal	1. Sallianne McClelland (elected 1) 2. Geoffrey Knowles 3. Grahame Bateman	12,650	44.0	−4.6
	Labor	1. Janelle McIntosh (elected 2) 2. Lilith Smart 3. Rory McClelland	7,664	26.6	+3.2
	Greens	1. Monika Ball (elected 3) 2. Matthew Ting 3. Dana Hatley	5,958	20.7	−7.4
	Independent	1. Tom Sellers 2. Nathan Calder 3. Milly Scott	2,371	8.2
	Independent	Ilan Weihart	131	0.5
Total formal votes			28,774	95.1
Informal votes			1,474	4.9
Turnout			30,248	86.7

C Ward

2024 New South Wales local elections: C Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Liberal	1. Verity Greenwood (elected 1) 2. Ben McSweeney (elected 2) 3. Samyuta Pillamarri	14,178	51.6	−0.1
	Labor	1. Matthew Conley (elected 3) 2. Barbara Taylor 3. Andrew Macdonald	5,755	20.9
	Greens	1. Tania Salitra 2. Ana Warnecke 3. Robyn Wheatley	5,607	20.4	−13.8
	Independent	1. Benjamin Caswell 2. Elizabeth Cardelli 3. James Rowland	1,739	6.3
	Independent	Harrison Chudleigh	217	0.8
Total formal votes			27,496	95.8
Informal votes			1,213	4.2
Turnout			28,709	88.5

Ku-ring-gai

2024 Ku-ring-gai Council election

←  2021 14 September 2024 2028  →
All 10 seats on Ku-ring-gai Council 6 seats needed for a majority
First party Second party Third party   IND YVOLI IND Leader N/A Sam Ngai N/A Party Independents Your Voice Ind. Liberal Last election 6 seats 1 seat 2 seats Seats before 6 1 2   Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   PKRG Leader Simon Lennon Parsia Abedini Caroline Atkinson Party Preserve KRG Labor Greens Last election 1 seat Did not contest Did not contest Seats before 1 0 0
Largest party before election Independents Subsequent largest party TBD

Ku-ring-gai Council is composed of five two-member wards, totalling 10 councillors.

A number of Independent Liberals are contesting the election, while Labor and the Greens have endorsed candidates in one ward each. ^{[55] [56]} Several local groups are also contesting. ^{[57] [58]}

Ku-ring-gai results

2024 New South Wales local elections: Ku-ring-gai

Party			Votes	%	Swing	Seats	Change
	Independent		33,525	49.1	−7.7	6
	Independent Liberal		21,188	31.1	+13.7	3	1
	Your Voice On Local Issues		8,543	12.5	+2.5	1
	Preserve Ku-ring-gai		2,161	3.2	−0.6	0	1
	Greens		1,753	2.6		0
	Labor		1,061	1.6		0
Formal votes			68,231	94.2
Informal votes			4,221	5.8
Total			72,452

Comenarra

2024 New South Wales local elections: Comenarra Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Independent	1. Matt Devlin (elected 1) 2. Beth Scott	3,674	26.9
	Independent	1. Jeff Pettett (elected 2) 2. Helen Easton	3,438	25.1	−13.7
	Independent	1. Greg Taylor 2. Scarlett Ingham	2,555	18.7	−3.4
	Independent	1. David Taylor 2. Catherine Weinress	1,726	12.6
	Independent	1. Adrienne McLean 2. Dale Crosby	1,230	9.0
	Labor	Parsia Abedini	1,061	7.8
Total formal votes			13,684	93.3
Informal votes			986	6.7
Turnout			14,670	8.7

Gordon

2024 New South Wales local elections: Gordon Ward ^{[59] [60] [61] [62] [63] [64]}

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Independent Liberal	1. Barbara Ward (elected 1) 2. Anthony Ching	3,486	24.9	−24.7
	Independent	1. Indu Balachandran (elected 2) 2. Johanna Pitman	2,554	18.2
	Preserve Ku-ring-gai	1. Simon Lennon (Ind. Lib) 2. Julia Eagles (Ind.)	2,161	15.4	−3.6
	Independent Liberal	1. Jennifer Anderson (Ind. Lib) 2. Michelle Ward (Ind.)	1,920	13.7
	Independent Liberal	1. Henry Song (Ind. Lib) 2. Ji-Sook Kim (Ind. Lib) 3. Ellenor Liu (Ind.)	1,907	13.6
	Independent	1. Sarah Winn 2. Gavin Burton	1,300	9.3
	Independent	1. Michael Tumulty 2. Luis Almenara	673	4.8
Total formal votes			14,001	93.9
Informal votes			908	6.1
Turnout			14,909	86.1

Roseville

2024 New South Wales local elections: Roseville Ward ^[65]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Your Voice On Local Issues	1. Sam Ngai (Ind. Lib) (elected 1) 2. Kathryn Johnson (Ind.)	8,543	62.2	+12.4
	Independent	1. Alec Taylor (elected 2) 2. Deidre Bhomer	3,444	25.1	+1.1
	Greens	1. Caroline Atkinson 2. Robyn Thomas	1,753	12.8
Total formal votes			13,740	96.1
Informal votes			556	3.9
Turnout			14,296	85.8

St Ives

2024 New South Wales local elections: St Ives Ward ^{[66] [67] [68]}

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Independent	1. Martin Smith (elected 1) 2. Leigh Falinski	6,122	45.5	−4.6
	Independent Liberal	1. Christine Kay (elected 2) 2. Michael French	4,868	36.2	+14.9
	Independent Liberal	1. Andrew Cheng (Ind. Lib) 2. Lisa Elliott (Ind.)	2,241	16.7
	Independent	Nades Nadeswaran	228	1.7
Total formal votes			13,459	93.0
Informal votes			1,018	7.0
Turnout			14,477	87.2

Wahroonga

2024 New South Wales local elections: Wahroonga Ward ^{[69] [70]}

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Independent Liberal	1. Cedric Spencer (Ind. Lib) (elected 1) 2. Wendy McKasah (Ind.) 3. Tony Pang (Ind.)	4,238	31.8
	Independent	1. Kim Wheatley (elected 2) 2. Jennifer Rufati	3,277	24.6
	Independent Liberal	1. Jack Abadee (Ind. Lib) 2. Reid Brown (Ind.)	2,528	18.9
	Independent	1. Kristyn Haywood 2. Julian Sayyadi	2,305	17.3
	Independent	1. Jaimie Gordon 2. Sheridan Evans	999	7.5
Total formal votes			13,347	94.7
Informal votes			753	5.3
Turnout			14,100	87.1

Liverpool

2024 Liverpool City Council election

←  2021 14 September 2024 2028  →
All 10 seats on Liverpool City Council [a] 6 seats needed for a majority
Largest party before election Liberal Subsequent largest party TBD

Liverpool City Council is composed of two five-member wards, as well as a directly-elected mayor. The election was conducted by the Australian Election Company. ^[71]

In April 2022, South Ward councillor Karress Rhodes resigned from the Liverpool Community Independents Team. ^[72] She led the "Liverpool Independents" group across both wards. ^{[73] [74] [75]}

Liverpool results

2024 New South Wales local elections: Liverpool

Party			Votes	%	Swing	Seats	Change
	Liberal		45,535	41.0	+2.6	4
	Labor		34,866	31.4	−6.7	4
	Our Local Community		9,623	8.7		1	1
	Community Independents		7,547	6.8	−3.1	1	1
	Libertarian		7,321	6.6		0
	Liverpool Independents		3,277	3.0		0
	Community Voice		2,084	1.9		0
	Independents		729	0.7	−6.1	0
Formal votes			110,982
Informal votes
Total						10
Registered voters / turnout

North

2024 New South Wales local elections: North Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Liberal	1. Richard Ammoun (elected 1) 2. Matthew Harte (elected 3) 3. Milica Alavanja 4. Jane Colley 5. Wael Manoun	22,154	42.4
	Labor	1. Sam Karnib (elected 2) 2. Mira Ibrahim (elected 4) 3. Chris Stanley 4. Francis Mawule 5. Kamellah Miankhel	17,051	32.7
	Community Independents	1. Peter Harle (elected 5) 2. Daniel Francis Kneipp 3. Mikaela Conners 4. Rayman Solagna 5. Marc Connors	4,500	8.6
	Our Local Community	1. Florina Nero 2. Jay Matthews 3. Dejana Miric 4. Bruce Missen 5. Charlie Ristevski	4,041	7.7
	Libertarian	1. Gemma Noiosi 2. Caleb Cochrane 3. Adam Osman 4. Donald Brooke 5. Jennilee Cochrane	2,780	5.3
	Liverpool Independents	1. Tony Estephen 2. Lela Panich 3. Christopher Sparrow 4. Eric North 5. Diane Wills	1,675	3.2
Total formal votes			52,201
Informal votes
Turnout

South

2024 New South Wales local elections: South Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Liberal	1. Ned Mannoun (elected mayor) 2. Fiona Macnaught (elected 1) 3. Emmanuel Adjei (elected 3) 4. Sid Shaheed 5. Melhem Goodman	23,381	39.8
	Labor	1. Betty Green (elected 2) 2. Ethan Monaghan (elected 4) 3. Mohan Dev Bhatt 4. Alaa Ahmad 5. Rajesh Kumar	17,815	30.3
	Our Local Community	1. Peter Ristevski (elected 5) 2. Dhurgham Al-Sulaimawi 3. Shalini Nadan 4. Sonia Hussein 5. Mary Ristevski	5,582	9.5
	Libertarian	1. Victor Tey 2. Peter Runge 3. Anthony Noiosi 4. Carmel Corigliano 5. John Breakspear	4,541	7.7
	Community Independents	1. Criss Moore 2. Susie Kneipp 3. June Young 4. Michael Russell 5. Kevin James Moore	3,047	5.2
	Community Voice	1. Deb Gurung 2. Fia Pesa 3. Afzal Chowdhury 4. Bhabana Parajuli Bastakoti 5. Bijay Shrestha	2,084	3.5
	Liverpool Independents	1. Karress Rhodes 2. Tarkan Fahri 3. Carla Filipakis 4. Robert Kadir 5. Jody Reeks	1,602	2.7
	Independent	Michael Andjelkovic	508	0.8
	Independent	1. Michael Tierney 2. Alice Tierney 3. Emily-Claire Khemananta	205	0.3
	Independent	Margarida Boa Morte	16	0.0
Total formal votes			58,781
Informal votes
Turnout

Northern Beaches

2024 Northern Beaches Council election

←  2021 14 September 2024 2028  →
All 15 seats on Northern Beaches Council 8 seats needed for a majority
First party Second party Third party   YNB TRUE Leader Sue Heins None Vincent De Luca Party YNBIT Greens True Inds Last election 6 seats 2 seats 1 seat Seats before 5 2 1 Seats won 7 4 2 Seat change 2 2 1 First preference  vote 71,095 27,052 15,814 Percentage 49.14% 18.70% 10.93%   Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   GFM Leader Mandeep Singh Candy Bingham None Party Liberal Good for Manly Labor Last election 5 seats 1 seat 0 seats Seats before 6 1 0 Seats won 1 1 0 Seat change 5 First preference  vote 10,710 10,230 9,387 Percentage 7.40% 7.07% 6.49%
Largest party before election Liberal Subsequent largest party YNBIT

Northern Beaches Council is composed of five three-member wards, totalling 15 councillors. ^[76] At the 2021 election, Your Northern Beaches Independent Team (YNBIT) won a plurality of seats with six, although the Liberal Party had the largest vote percentage (35.1%). ^[77]

Frenchs Forest Ward councillor Michael Regan was elected to the New South Wales Legislative Assembly as the member for Wakehurst at the 2023 state election. ^[78] Following this, Curl Curl Ward councillor Sue Heins took over from Regan as YNBIT leader and mayor on 16 May 2023. ^[79]

On 28 January 2024, Pittwater Ward councillor Michael Gencher left YNBIT to join the Liberal Party. According to the Northern Beaches Advocate, Gencher was one of several YNBIT councillors facing "pressure to stand aside" in favour of candidates aligned with teal independents. ^[80] Heins told the Manly Observer in response that "if Gencher needs more structure, then he has made the right move". ^[81] As a result of Gencher's defection, YNBIT lost its plurality on council. ^[82]

On 14 August 2024, the Liberal Party missed the candidate nomination deadline, preventing all of its Northern Beaches councillors and candidates from contesting the election. ^[83] Only Mandeep Singh, an ungrouped candidate in Pittwater Ward appearing without a party affiliation on the ballot, is endorsed by the Liberals. ^[84]

Northern Beaches results

2024 New South Wales local elections: Northern Beaches

Party			Votes	%	Swing	Seats	Change
	Your Northern Beaches		71,095	49.14	+18.04	7	1
	Greens		27,052	18.70	+3.70	4	2
	True Independents		15,814	10.93	+7.51	2	1
	Liberal		10,710	7.40	−27.70	1	4
	Good For Manly		10,230	7.07	+2.67	1
	Labor		9,387	6.49	−0.01	0
	Friends of Mona Vale		387	0.26	+0.26	0
Formal votes			144,675	92.66
Informal votes			11,472	7.34
Total			156,147	100.0		15
Registered voters / turnout

Curl Curl

2024 New South Wales local elections: Curl Curl Ward ^{[85] [86]}

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Your Northern Beaches	1. Joeline Hackman (elected 1) 2. Nicholas Beaugeard (elected 2) 3. Nick McDonald	18,885	65.8	+21.2
	Greens	1. Kristyn Glanville (elected 3) 2. Judy Lambert 3. Roberto Suares	6,992	24.4	+8.5
	Labor	1. Jasper Thatcher 2. Carolyn Howells	2,814	9.8	−4.8
Total formal votes			28,691	91.8
Informal votes			2,551	8.2
Turnout			31,242	80.2

Frenchs Forest

2024 New South Wales local elections: Frenchs Forest Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Your Northern Beaches	1. Sue Heins (elected 1) 2. Jody Williams (elected 3) 3. Penny Philpott	21,898	73.5	+28.8
	Greens	1. Ethan Hrnjak (elected 2) 2. Fathimath Ibrahim 3. Cooper Holdsworth	7,892	26.5	+12.8
Total formal votes			29,790	92.0
Informal votes			2,604	8.0
Turnout			32,394	86.8

Manly

2024 New South Wales local elections: Manly Ward ^{[87] [88]}

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Your Northern Beaches	1. Sarah Grattan (elected 2) 2. Rachael Michael 3. David Cowell	10,381	36.5	+13.0
	Good For Manly	1. Candy Bingham (elected 1) 2. Taylah Schrader 3. Peter Greentree	10,230	35.9	+13.0
	Greens	1. Bonnie Harvey (elected 3) 2. Pamela Dawes 3. Terry Le Roux	4,831	17.0	+4.8
	Labor	1. Brandt Clifford 2. Celine Varghese-Fell 3. Sam Pigram	3,033	10.6	+2.3
Total formal votes			28,475	94.7
Informal votes			1,592	5.3
Turnout			30,067	80.2

Narrabeen

2024 New South Wales local elections: Narrabeen Ward ^{[89] [90]}

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	True Independents	1. Vincent De Luca (elected 1) 2. Robert Giltinan (elected 3) 3. Tammy Cook	15,814	54.4	+37.5
	Your Northern Beaches	1. Rush Robins (elected 2) 2. Chris Jackson 3. Adam Hughes	9,710	33.4	+4.6
	Labor	1. Sue Wright 2. Ryan O'Sullivan	3,540	12.2	+3.4
Total formal votes			29,064	91.0
Informal votes			2,890	9.0
Turnout			31,954	84.5

Pittwater

2024 New South Wales local elections: Pittwater Ward ^{[91] [92] [93]}

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Liberal	Mandeep Singh (elected 1)	10,710	37.4	−4.7
	Your Northern Beaches	1. Rowie Dillon (elected 2) 2. Judy Charnaud 3. Ian White	10,221	35.7	+12.5
	Greens	1. Miranda Korzy (elected 3) 2. Evan Turner-Schiller 3. Felicity Davis	7,337	25.6	+5.0
	Friends of Mona Vale	Philip Walker	387	1.3	+1.3
Total formal votes			28,655	94.0
Informal votes			1,835	6.0
Turnout			30,490	82.1

Parramatta

2024 Parramatta City Council election

←  2021 14 September 2024 2028  →
All 15 seats on Parramatta City Council 8 seats needed for a majority
Largest party before election Labor Subsequent largest party TBD

Parramatta City Council is composed of three wards, each electing five councillors, totalling 15 seats.

Parramatta results

2024 New South Wales local elections: Parramatta ^{[94] [95] [96]}

Party			Votes	%	Swing	Seats	Change
	Liberal		41,777	35.7	+30.0	6	5
	Labor		36,344	31.1	−10.4	6	1
	Community Champions		12,735	10.9	−6.7	1
	Our Local Community		11,902	10.2	−9.2	0	4
	Greens		7,499	6.4	−3.7	1
	Lorraine Wearne Independents		3,772	3.2	−5.3	1
	Paul Noack Independents		1,471	1.3		0
	Libertarian		1,355	1.2	−0.8	0
	Independents		27	0.0		0
Formal votes			116,882	95.3
Informal votes			5,809	4.7
Total			122,691			15	0

Dundas

2024 New South Wales local elections: Dundas Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Liberal	1. Tanya Raffoul (elected 1) 2. William Olive 3. Brian Park	7,678	33.6
	Labor	1. Anthony Ellard (elected 2) 2. Sam Daher 3. Siok Eng Chen	6,442	28.2	−9.3
	Community Champions	1. Kellie Darley (elected 3) 2. Liz Wheeler 3. Tania Suapopo	5,049	22.1	+1.1
	Our Local Community	1. Michelle Garrard 2. Wayne Butcher 3. Kevin Wu	3,665	16.1	−9.6
Total formal votes			22,834	94.5	+0.2
Informal votes			1,337	5.5	−0.2
Turnout			24,171	83.5	−0.1

Epping

2024 New South Wales local elections: Epping Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Liberal	1. Sreeni Pillamarri (elected 1) 2. Taj Mawass 3. Violet Jima	8,107	33.5
	Labor	1. Cameron Maclean (elected 2) 2. Roushan Mahmud 3. Josh Hendry	6,412	26.5	−25.3
	Lorraine Wearne Independents	1. Charles Chen (elected 3) 2. Matthew King 3. Min Chen	3,772	15.6	−24.6
	Greens	1. Sophie Edington 2. Astrid O'Neill 3. Adam Braun	3,396	14.0
	Community Champions	1. Natalie Ng 2. Penelope Perry 3. Korinda Turnbull	2,494	10.3
Total formal votes			24,181	96.0	+0.5
Informal votes			1,020	4.0	−0.5
Turnout			25,201	88.2	+0.7

North Rocks

2024 New South Wales local elections: North Rocks Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Liberal	1. Georgina Valjak (elected 1) 2. Manning Jeffrey (elected 3) 3. Ian Gilbertson	11,518	45.9	+17.9
	Labor	1. Hayley French (elected 2) 2. Heba Kassoua 3. Nick Nikolaidis	6,779	27.0	−6.5
	Our Local Community	1. Donna Wang 2. Robyn Walkom 3. Otto Metzger	3,587	14.3	−10.2
	Community Champions	1. Justin Mulder 2. Florencia Milinkovic 3. Stephanie Keane	3,232	12.9
Total formal votes			25,116	96.0	0.0
Informal votes			1,057	4.0	0.0
Turnout			26,173	87.6	+0.1

Parramatta

2024 New South Wales local elections: Parramatta Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Labor	1. Sameer Pandey (elected 1) 2. Prabir Maitra 3. Nazira Sowaid	7,594	33.9	−7.3
	Liberal	1. Martin Zaiter (elected 2) 2. Simon Chhoeu 3. Peter Romanos	7,163	32.0
	Greens	1. Judy Greenwood (elected 3) 2. Phil Bradley 3. Stewart Jackson	4,103	18.3	−1.8
	Our Local Community	1. Henry Green 2. Alan Sexton 3. Jason Garrard	2,709	12.1	−16.0
	Libertarian	1. Charles Rios 2. Anthony Rebase 3. Janette Juarez	826	3.7	−6.9
Total formal votes			22,395	95.0	+0.3
Informal votes			1,176	5.0	−0.3
Turnout			23,571	82.7	+1.7

Rosehill

2024 New South Wales local elections: Rosehill Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Labor	1. Patricia Prociv (elected 1) 2. Michael Ng (elected 3) 3. Mithun Chakraborty	9,117	40.8	−2.4
	Liberal	1. Steven Issa (elected 2) 2. Vijay Sharma 3. Nayden Tarabay	7,311	32.7
	Community Champions	1. Jayne Christian 2. Margie Lim 3. Karlene Hindmarsh	1,960	8.8
	Our Local Community	1. Lee Malkoun 2. Dan Siviero 3. Kelly Xiao	1,941	8.7	−11.6
	Paul Noack Independents	1. Paul Noack 2. Heba Aly 3. Jaspreet Singh	1,471	6.6
	Libertarian	1. Mark Antony Guest 2. Xu Li 3. Elsa Rios	529	2.4
	Independent	Harry Giann	27	0.1
Total formal votes			22,356	94.8	−0.8
Informal votes			1,219	5.2	+0.8
Turnout			23,575	82.7	+1.7

Penrith

2024 Penrith City Council election

←  2021 14 September 2024 2028  →
All 15 seats on Penrith City Council 8 seats needed for a majority
Largest party before election Liberal Subsequent largest party TBD

Penrith City Council is composed of three wards, each electing five councillors, totalling 15 seats.

The Liberal Party was unable to contest East Ward after missing the candidate nomination deadline, leaving the ward uncontested. ^[97]

Penrith results

2024 New South Wales local elections: Penrith

Party			Votes	%	Swing	Seats	Change
	Labor		26,544	33.9	−0.6	9	4
	Liberal		15,303	19.5	−13.8	2	4
	Libertarian		11,849	15.1		1	1
	Greens		3,522	4.5		0
	Independents		31,490	26.9	−2.9	3	1
Formal votes			78,282	91.6
Informal votes			7,221	8.4
Total			85,503			15
Registered voters / turnout

East

2024 New South Wales local elections: East Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Labor	1. Todd Carney (elected unopposed) 2. Garion Thain (elected unopposed) 3. Sarbjeet Kaur (elected unopposed) 4. Edwin Mifsud (elected unopposed) 5. Libby Austin (elected unopposed)	unopposed
Registered electors

North

2024 New South Wales local elections: North Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Liberal	1. Ross Fowler (elected 1) 2. Reece Nuttall (elected 3) 3. Dennis Golding 4. Enid Golding 5. Julie Fletcher	15,303	37.8	+4.6
	Labor	1. John Thain (elected 2) 2. Robin Cook (elected 4) 3. Kyra Quinlivan 4. Bradley Hulls 5. Laine Fox	13,534	33.4	−0.4
	Independent	1. Glenn Gardiner (elected 5) 2. Kevin Crameri 3. Damian Griggs 4. Varun Thakkar 5. Barbara Murphy	4,349	10.7
	Independent	1. Amanda Cardwell 2. Geetha Rajagopalan 3. Josie Monteleone 4. Elizabeth Curtis 5. Ross Cardwell	3,796	9.4
	Greens	1. Shafaq Jaffery 2. Nick Best 3. Jacquie Wilson 4. David Maurice 5. Zeeshan Abdul	3,522	8.7
Total formal votes			40,504	92.2
Informal votes			3,428	7.8
Turnout			43,932	82.9

South

2024 New South Wales local elections: South Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Labor	1. Hollie McLean (elected 2) 2. Kirstie Boerst (elected 5) 3. Lorraine Fordham 4. Mohinder Singh 5. Mitchell Hearne	13,010	34.4	+4.3
	Independent	1. Sue Day (elected 1) 2. Faithe Skinner (elected 4) 3. Rebecca Carroll 4. Jo-Anne Topp 5. Neal Bates	12,919	34.2	+14.9
	Libertarian	1. Vanessa Pollak (elected 3) 2. Roxanne Vines 3. Vanessa Pericich 4. Lain Vincent 5. Jason Fraser	11,849	31.4
Total formal votes			37,778	90.9
Informal votes			3,793	9.1
Turnout			41,571	84.6

Ryde

2024 Ryde City Council election

←  2021 14 September 2024 2028  →
All 12 seats on Ryde City Council [a] 7 seats needed for a majority
First party Second party   Leader Trenton Brown Bernard Purcell Party Liberal Labor Last election 6 seats 5 seats Seats before 7 4
Largest party before election Liberal Subsequent largest party TBD

Ryde City Council is composed of three four-member wards, totalling 12 councillors, as well as − starting at the 2024 election − a directly-elected mayor.

The Liberal Party won a plurality with six seats in 2021, before gaining a majority in October 2022 after winning the West Ward by-election following Labor councillor Jerome Laxale's resignation.

Ryde results

2024 New South Wales local elections: Ryde ^{[98] [99]}

Party			Votes	%	Swing	Seats	Change
	Liberal		28,550	44.1	+8.9	7	1
	Labor		18,853	29.1	−6.8	3	2
	Roy Maggio Independents		11,405	17.6		1
	Greens		5,257	8.1	−2.7	1	1
	Peter Kim Independent Team		1,663	2.6		0
	Unity		842	1.3		0
Formal votes			64,790	93.9
Informal votes			4,235	6.1
Total			69,025

Central

2024 New South Wales local elections: Central Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Liberal	1. Shweta Deshpande (elected 1) 2. Daniel Han (elected 3) 3. Armen Arakelian 4. Madison Lane	9,263	42.8	+5.7
	Labor	1. Lyndal Howison (elected 2) 2. Milo Kuga 3. Bailey Linton-Simpkins 4. Kathleen Powell	6,058	28.0	−9.7
	Greens	1. Tina Kordrostami (elected 4) 2. Cosmin Luca 3. Nicholas Grinter-Cummins 4. John Brown	3,477	16.1	+3.5
	Roy Maggio Independents	1. Nicole Rizk 2. Louis George 3. Meray Hajjar 4. Jennifer Rizk	2,857	13.2
Total formal votes			21,655	94.0	−1.7
Informal votes			1,377	6.0	+1.7
Turnout			23,032	85.3	−0.2

East

2024 New South Wales local elections: East Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Liberal	1. Trenton Brown (elected mayor) 2. Sophie Lara-Watson (elected 1) 3. Keanu Arya (elected 4) 4. Jeannette Oujani	8,493	38.3	+3.6
	Labor	1. Penny Pedersen (elected 2) 2. Nasrin Azizi 3. James Jelly 4. Christopher Rutter	7,072	31.9	+1.9
	Roy Maggio Independents	1. Roy Maggio (elected 3) 2. Greg Chippendale 3. Efi Krimizis 4. Lina Candy	6,600	29.8	+5.7
Total formal votes			22,165	93.8	−2.3
Informal votes			1,468	6.2	+2.3
Turnout			23,633	86.0	−1.7

West

2024 New South Wales local elections: West Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Liberal	1. Justin Li (elected 1) 2. Kathy Tracey (elected 3) 3. Cameron Last (elected 4) 4. Deepak Chauhan	10,794	51.5	+17.7
	Labor	1. Felix Lo (elected 2) 2. Bec Cooke 3. Edwin Ho 4. Geoffrey Lee	5,723	27.3	−13.1
	Roy Maggio Independents	1. Karen Alden 2. Michelle Prasad 3. Philip Brown 4. Michelle Edwards	1,948	9.3
	Peter Kim Independent Team	1. Peter Kim 2. May Mak 3. Glenn Pearce 4. Crystal Tisseverasinghe	1,663	7.9	−2.4
	Unity	1. Angela Jia 2. Bing Zhang 3. Shao Wu 4. Jiaxi Li	842	4.0
Total formal votes			20,970	93.8	−2.0
Informal votes			1,390	6.2	+2.0
Turnout			22,360	86.9	−0.3

Strathfield

2024 Strathfield Council election

←  2021 14 September 2024 2028  →
All 7 seats on Strathfield Council 4 seats needed for a majority
First party Second party   Leader John-Paul Baladi Rory Nosworthy Party Liberal Labor Last election Did not contest 3 seats Seats before 1 3 Seats won 3 2 Seat change 2 1 First preference  vote 6,912 6,107 Percentage 35.11% 31.02% Swing 35.11 11.78   Third party Fourth party   SI BCIT Leader Matthew Blackmore Benjamin Cai Party Strathfield Inds BCIT Last election 2 seats 1 seat Seats before 1 2 Seats won 1 1 Seat change 1 First preference  vote 3,401 2,980 Percentage 17.28 15.14% Swing 3.82 5.14 [b]
Largest party before election Labor Subsequent largest party Liberal

Strathfield Council is composed of seven councillors elected proportionally to a single ward. ^[100]

In February 2024, Strathfield Independents councillor Sandy Reddy joined the Liberal Party. ^[101] Nella Hall Independents did not recontest the election, with Nella Hall instead running second on the "Benjamin Cai Independent Team" ticket. ^{[102] [103]}

Strathfield results

2024 New South Wales local elections: Strathfield ^{[104] [105]}

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Liberal	1. John-Paul Baladi (elected 3) 2. Sandy Reddy (elected 5) 3. Hye Young (Esther) Kim (elected 7) 4. Satvik Sharma	6,912	35.11	+35.11
	Labor	1. Rory Nosworthy (elected 4) 2. Karen Pensabene (elected 6) 3. Raj Datta 4. Elizabeth Wang 5. Joshua Kolesnikoff 6. Steven Du 7. Anne Sullivan	6,107	31.02	−11.78
	Strathfield Independents	1. Matthew Blackmore (elected 2) 2. Dong (Robin) Ma 3. Andrew Soulos 4. Anna Edwards 5. Adam Smith 6. Dale Brett Ford 7. Helen Apostle	3,401	17.28	−3.82
	Benjamin Cai Independent Team	1. Benjamin Cai (elected 1) 2. Nella Hall 3. Yakub Can 4. Patricia Giammarco 5. Chi Zhang 6. Sabitri Kafle	2,980	15.14	+5.14 [b]
	Independent	Sarath Pamidiparthi	261	1.33	+1.33
	Independent	Mario Orlovic	26	0.13	+0.13
Total formal votes			19,687	94.85
Informal votes			1,067	5.15
Turnout			20,754

Sutherland

2024 Sutherland Shire Council election

←  2021 14 September 2024 2028  →
All 15 councillors on Sutherland Shire Council 8 seats needed for a majority
First party Second party   Leader N/A Jack Boyd Party Liberal Labor Last election 8 seats 5 seats Seats before 6 5 Seats won 6 5
Largest party before election Liberal Subsequent largest party Liberal

Sutherland Shire Council is composed of five three-member wards, totalling 15 councillors. At the 2021 election, the Liberals won a majority with eight seats.

A Ward councillor Leanne Farmer, who led the "Genuine Community Independents" group in 2021, is leading the "Shire Independents" group, which is contesting three wards. ^{[107] [108]} E Ward councillor Laura Cowell, previously the leader of "Shire Sports Independents", is contesting as an independent. ^{[c] [111] [112]}

In August 2024, A Ward councillor Carol Provan and C Ward councillor Carmelo Pesce lost Liberal Party preselection, with both resigning from the party as a result. ^{[113] [114] [115]} Both were re-elected as independents.

Sutherland results

2024 New South Wales local elections: Sutherland ^[116]

Party			Votes	%	Swing	Seats	Change
	Liberal		58,293	40.51%		6
	Labor		43,831	30.46%		5
	Shire Independents		9,345	6.49%		0
	Greens		3,207	2.23%		0
	The Passmore Independents		2,622	1.82%		0
	Libertarian		2,217	1.54%		0
	Animal Justice		1,486	1.03%		0
	Independents		22,901	15.91%		4
Formal votes			143,902	94.97%
Informal votes			7,617	5.03%
Total			151,519			15
Registered voters / turnout

A Ward

2024 New South Wales local elections: A Ward ^[117]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Liberal	1. Marcelle Elzerman (elected 1) 2. Daniel Rindfleish 3. Nicholas Mickovski	9,151	32.52%
	Independent	1. Kal Glanznig (elected 2) 2. Patch Clunes 3. Mark Aprilovic	6,338	22.52%
	Independent	1. Carol Provan (elected 3) 2. Ross Howie 3. Julie Muir	4,310	15.31%
	Labor	1. Jeremy Gadsden 2. Sienna Forrest 3. Norbert Schaeper	3,960	14.07%
	Shire Independents	1. Leanne Farmer 2. Brielle Streater 3. Robert Green	2,898	10.30%
	Animal Justice	1. Dianne Becker 2. Gavin Conibeer 3. Natasha Brown	1,486	5.28%
Total formal votes			28,143
Informal votes			1,439
Turnout			29,582

B Ward

2024 New South Wales local elections: B Ward ^[118]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Liberal	1. Melanie Gibbons (elected 1) 2. Joanne Nicholls (elected 3) 3. Princess Kristo	13,681	46.36%
	Labor	1. Jack Boyd (elected 2) 2. Rosemary Maker 3. Jeremy Ison	8,976	30.42%
	Shire Independents	1. Allira Wade 2. Lorna Genoud 3. William Beukes	3,644	12.35%
	Greens	1. Martin Moore 2. Angus Dyson 3. Sylvia Speranza	3,207	10.87%
Total formal votes			29,508
Informal votes			1,382
Turnout			30,890

C Ward

2024 New South Wales local elections: C Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Liberal	1. Haris Strangas (elected 2) 2. Kyriakos Panayi 3. Diane McInerney	12,056	42.13%
	Labor	1. Jen Armstrong (elected 1) 2. Amadene Edwards 3. Graeme Patterson	9,017	31.51%
	Independent	1. Carmelo Pesce (elected 3) 2. John Mannah 3. David Brownhill	5,324	18.61%
	Libertarian	1. Gaye Cameron 2. Mark Preston 3. Kathryn Rikkerrink	2,217	7.75%
Total formal votes			28,614
Informal votes			1,803
Turnout			30,417

D Ward

2024 New South Wales local elections: D Ward ^{[119] [120]}

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Labor	1. Diedree Steinwall (elected 1) 2. Peter Tsambalas (elected 3) 3. Hayden Sloggett	13,077	44.53%
	Liberal	1. Meredith Laverty (elected 2) 2. Troy Loveday 3. Daniel Padman	10,117	34.45%
	Shire Independents	1. Mark Christie 2. Robert Jenkins 3. Robert Sheargold	2,803	9.54%
	The Passmore Independents	1. Dominique Passmore 2. Tania Clynch 3. Anne Passmore	2,622	8.93%
	Independent	1. Brady Clarke 2. James Hankins 3. Dennis Bartolotta	749	2.55%
Total formal votes			29.368
Informal votes			1,647
Turnout			31,015

E Ward

2024 New South Wales local elections: E Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Liberal	1. Stephen Nikolovski (elected 2) 2. Dolores Gonsalves 3. James Young	13,288	47.01%
	Labor	1. Mick Maroney (elected 1) 2. Jennifer McDonald 3. Nathan McMillan	8,801	31.13%
	Independent	1. Laura Cowell (elected 3) 2. Emma Jeffrey 3. Matthew Brady	6,180	21.86%
Total formal votes			28,269
Informal votes			1,346
Turnout			29,615

The Hills

2024 The Hills Shire Council election

←  2021 14 September 2024 2028  →
All 12 seats on The Hills Shire Council [a] 7 seats needed for a majority
First party Second party Third party   Leader Michelle Byrne Immanuel Selvaraj Mila Kasby Party Liberal Labor Greens Last election 8 seats 3 seats 1 seat Seats before 8 3 1
Largest party before election Labor Subsequent largest party TBD

The Hills Shire Council is composed of four three-member wards, as well as a directly-elected mayor. At the 2021 election, the Liberals won a majority with nine seats, including the mayoralty.

The Hills results

2024 New South Wales local elections: The Hills

Party			Votes	%	Swing	Seats	Change
	Liberal		68,058	61.3	+0.7	8
	Labor		25,945	23.4	+2.8	3
	Greens		15,237	13.7	−3.1	1
	Independents		1,795	1.6	−0.3	0
Formal votes			111,035	95.0
Informal votes			5,865	5.0
Total			116,900

Central

2024 New South Wales local elections: Central Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Liberal	1. Reena Jethi (elected 1) 2. Jerome Cox (elected 2) 3. Manjula Viswanath	16,667	59.3	−0.5
	Labor	1. Tina Cartwright (elected 3) 2. Gurdip Singh 3. Cheung Chai	6,727	23.9	+0.7
	Greens	1. Danielle Packer 2. Samuel Hughes 3. Seyed Hosseinipour	4,342	15.5	0.0
	Independent	Raymond Brown	360	1.3
Total formal votes			28,096	95.4
Informal votes			1362	4.4
Turnout			29,458	87.7

East

2024 New South Wales local elections: East Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Liberal	1. Samuel Uno (elected 1) 2. Alan Haselden (elected 2) 3. Leo Wei	15,543	56.4	+2.6
	Labor	1. Jane Grevtseva (elected 3) 2. Andrew Punch 3. Senthil Sundararajan	6,339	23.0	−7.5
	Greens	1. Suzannah McDonald 2. Catherine Woolnough 3. Tian Wong See	5,676	20.6	+6.8
Total formal votes			27,558	95.9
Informal votes			1,174	4.1
Turnout			28,732	86.5

North

2024 New South Wales local elections: North Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Liberal	1. Mitchell Blue (elected 1) 2. Jacob Jackson (elected 2) 3. Brooke Collins	18,494	63.9	−7.7
	Labor	1. Dilvan Bircan 2. Bassam Sheikh 3. Kaitlyn Farquhar	5,220	18.0
	Greens	1. Mila Kasby (elected 3) 2. Vida Shahamat 3. Rebecca Oliveira	5,219	18.0	−7.1
Total formal votes			28,933	95.2
Informal votes			1,447	4.8
Turnout			30,380	88.7

West

2024 New South Wales local elections: West Ward

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Liberal	1. Frank De Masi (elected 1) 2. Rosemarie Boneham (elected 3) 3. Trent Richmond	17,354	60.9	+5.5
	Labor	1. Immanuel Selvaraj (elected 2) 2. Sook Lee 3. Lachland Newland	7,659	34.1	+4.1
	Independent	Seema Raghav	1,435	5.0
Total formal votes			28,504	93.8
Informal votes			1,882	6.2
Turnout			30,386	87.9

Wollondilly

2024 Wollondilly Shire Council election

←  2021 14 September 2024 2028  →
All 8 councillors on Wollondilly Shire Council [a] 5 seats needed for a majority
Largest party before election Independents Subsequent largest party TBD

Wollondilly Shire Council is composed of two four-member wards and a directly-elected mayor.

Wollondilly results

2024 New South Wales local elections: Wollondilly ^{[121] [122] [123]}

Party			Votes	%	Swing	Seats	Change
	Matt Gould Team		15,270	46.9		4
	Experienced To Lead		6,438	19.8		2
	Team Purple		3,611	11.1		1
	Independent Liberal		1,101	3.4		0
	Bev Spearpoint Team		849	2.6		0
	Independents		5,274	16.2		1
Formal votes			32,543	88.9
Informal votes			4,080	11.1
Total			36,623			8
Registered voters / turnout

East

2024 New South Wales local elections: East Ward ^{[124] [125] [126]}

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Matt Gould Team	1. Suzy Brandstater (elected 1) 2. Michael Moxon 3. Anna Bunga 4. Tia Teech	4,567	27.3	+13.9
	Independent	1. Matt Deeth (elected 2) 2. Diaan Nasser 3. Ren Moolhuyzen 4. Ray Sleeth 5. Christine Neilsen	4,219	25.2	+3.8
	Team Purple	1. Paul Rogers (elected 3) 2. Pam Browne 3. Nicole Pearce 4. Michelle Maroun 5. Matt Hale	3,611	21.6	−5.8
	Experienced To Lead	1. Benn Banasik (elected 4) 2. Sam Davis 3. Alex Hawkins 4. Alex Belanszky 5. Joe Quilter	3,229	19.3	+3.5
	Independent Liberal	1. Aaron Colley (Ind. Lib) 2. Christopher Quinlan (Ind. Lib) 3. Alana Dell (Ind. Lib) 4. Mitchell Jurd (Ind.)	1,101	6.6
Total formal votes			16,727	87.8
Informal votes			2,326	12.2
Turnout			19,053	86.8

North

2024 New South Wales local elections: North Ward ^[127]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Matt Gould Team	1. Matt Gould (elected mayor) 2. Hilton Gibbs (elected 1) 3. Jacqueline Jenson (elected 3) 4. Trish Hill (elected 4) 5. Blair Briggs	10,703	67.7	+18.7
	Experienced To Lead	1. Alison Dench (elected 2) 2. Maddy Phillips 3. Karl Klein 4. Maree Mullins 5. Ken Rudd	3,209	20.3
	Independent	1. John Van De Putte 2. Rheya Mason 3. Teonie Mitchell 4. Fotios (Frank) Davlouros 5. Luke Reeves	1,055	6.7
	Bev Spearpoint Team	1. Bev Spearpoint 2. Christopher Edwards 3. Elizabeth Berg 4. Lauren Heydon	849	5.4	−4.1
Total formal votes			15,816	90.0
Informal votes			1,754	10.0
Turnout			17,570	87.3

Notes

1. Excluding the mayor, who is directly-elected.
2. Compared to the Benjamin Cai Independent Team (BCIT) vote total at the 2021 election, BCIT has a vote increase of 5.14%. Compared to the Nella Hall Independents (NHI) vote total in 2021, BCIT has a decrease of 6.96%. Compared to the BCIT and NHI combined 2021 vote total, BCIT has a decrease of 16.96%. ^[106]
3. Although Laura Cowell led "Shire Sports Independents" in 2021, she also held the "Shire Independents" ABN until 16 November 2023. ^[109] Another separate group, called "Shire Independents Group", was led by Tony Robins in 2021. ^[110]

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