Tyron Whitten

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Senator Tyron Whitten
Senator for Western Australia
Incumbent
Assumed office 1 July 2025

v t e Current members of the Australian Senate
Labor (29)	NSW Tim Ayres Jenny McAllister Deborah O'Neill Tony Sheldon Vic Michelle Ananda-Rajah Raff Ciccone Lisa Darmanin Jana Stewart Jess Walsh Qld Anthony Chisholm Nita Green Corinne Mulholland Murray Watt WA Dorinda Cox Varun Ghosh Sue Lines Glenn Sterle Ellie Whiteaker SA Don Farrell Karen Grogan Marielle Smith Charlotte Walker Penny Wong Tas Carol Brown Richard Dowling Josh Dolega Helen Polley ACT Katy Gallagher NT Malarndirri McCarthy
Coalition (27)	Liberal* (23) NSW Andrew Bragg Jessica Collins Maria Kovacic Dave Sharma Vic Sarah Henderson Jane Hume James Paterson Qld James McGrath Paul Scarr WA Slade Brockman Michaelia Cash Matt O'Sullivan Dean Smith SA Alex Antic Leah Blyth Kerrynne Liddle Andrew McLachlan Anne Ruston Tas Wendy Askew Claire Chandler Richard Colbeck Jonathon Duniam NT Jacinta Nampijinpa Price National* (4) NSW Ross Cadell Vic Bridget McKenzie Qld Matt Canavan Susan McDonald
Greens (10)	NSW Mehreen Faruqi David Shoebridge Vic Steph Hodgins-May Qld Penny Allman-Payne Larissa Waters WA Jordon Steele-John SA Sarah Hanson-Young Barbara Pocock Tas Nick McKim Peter Whish-Wilson
One Nation (4)	Qld Pauline Hanson Malcolm Roberts NSW Warwick Stacey WA Tyron Whitten
Lambie (1)	Tas Jacqui Lambie
United Australia (1)	Vic Ralph Babet
Australia's Voice (1)	WA Fatima Payman
Independent (3)	Vic Lidia Thorpe Tas Tammy Tyrrell ACT David Pocock
*The Liberal and National totals include members of the Liberal National Party of Queensland and the Country Liberal Party (NT) who caucus with either the federal Liberals or Nationals.