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Victorian Election 2002

2002 VICTORIAN STATE ELECTION

30 November 2002

SUMMARY OF RESULTS

Introduction ....................................................................................................1

Summary of Redistribution ...........................................................................3

Legislative Assembly Results

Summary of Results ..............................................................................7

Detailed Results by District ................................................................. 12

Summary of Two-Party Preferred Results ........................................... 27

Regional Summaries ........................................................................... 33

Legislative Council Results

Summary of Results ............................................................................ 35

Detailed Results by Province .............................................................. 37

Summary of Two-Party Preferred Results ........................................... 41

By-Elections ................................................................................................. 43

Changes in Parliamentary Membership ..................................................... 44

Antony Green ABC Election Unit

July 2003


Symbols

.. Nil or rounded to zero * Sitting Member .... 'Ghost' candidate, where party contesting in 1999 was absent in 2002

Party Abbreviations

ALP Labor Party CDP Christian Democrats CEC Citizens Electoral Council DLP Democratic Labor Party DEM Australian Democrats GRN Australian Greens HOP Hope Party IND Independent LIB Liberal Party NAT National Party ONP One Nation OTH Others SOC Socialist Alliance

Important Dates Issue of Writs 5 November 2002 Close of Rolls 8 November 2002 Close of Nominations 15 November 2002 Election Day 30 November 2002 Return of Writs 13 December 2002


Antony Green – ABC Election Unit 1

INTRODUCTION This paper contains a summary of the results of the 2002 elections for the Victorian Legislative Assembly and Legislative Council. It contains details of voting for all Assembly districts and Council provinces. Primary and two-party preferred counts are given for all electorates. The following paragraphs explain the format for the results.

First Count: The vote shown for each candidate is the total primary vote received. Percentage votes are calculated as a percentage of the formal vote for each electorate. Swing is calculated by subtracting the percentage vote received by a party at the 1999 election from the percentage received in 2002. Where the parties contesting the district differ from 1999, ghost candidates indicated by "...." have been included representing candidates not contesting the 2002 election. As a result, all primary swings add to zero, subject to rounding errors. Final Count: Represents the two-candidate preferred count after the final distribution of preferences in an electorate. Two-candidate preferred percentages are calculated by dividing the two-candidate preferred vote by the formal vote. Two-candidate preferred swings are shown compared to the 1996 election. Adjusting for the Redistribution A major redistribution was conducted between the 1999 and 2002 elections. All 1999 results used in this publication have been adjusted to take account of the new boundaries. All swings are calculated compared to the adjusted party percentage from 1999. It should be noted that the party status of some electorates notionally changed as a result of the new boundaries. A summary of the redistribution is provided on page 3. This table shows both the old and new margins in each electorate, and also provides notes on electorates where members retired or moved to contest a different electorate. There are some minor variations to estimates in my previous publication on the redistribution. By-elections have not been used in calculating new margins. The summary also includes estimates of margins for the new Legislative Council provinces. Estimates are based on the results of the 1999 election, but it should be noted that the members facing election at the 2002 election were those members last election in 1996. Two-candidate preferred versus Two-Party Preferred vote The two-candidate preferred count for an electorate is defined as the final tally after the exclusion and distribution as preferences of votes from all other candidates. At each stage of the count, the candidate with the least votes is excluded, and his or her votes are distributed to candidates remaining in the count based on the voter's preferences as filled in on the ballot paper. To achieve victory, a candidate must receive more than 50% of the vote, though in electorates where a candidate achieves victory either on the primary vote or before the final distribution of preferences, a two-candidate preferred count is carried out for information purposes. The two-party preferred count represents a distribution of preferences between candidates representing the Labor Party and the Liberal-National Party Coalition. Candidates are again excluded based on lowest progressive vote, though at some points the second lowest candidate is excluded to retain candidates representing Labor and the Coalition. In most cases, the two-party preferred count will be the same as the two-candidate preferred count. At the 2002 election, the final two competing candidates in eight electorates (Brunswick, Gippsland East, Melbourne, Mildura, Northcote, Richmond, Rodney, Shepparton) did not represent a two-party preferred contest. In these electorates, the Victorian Electoral Commission conducted additional two-party preferred counts for information purposes. These counts have been used in the analysis of two-party preferred votes on page 27.


2 Antony Green – ABC Election Unit

At the 1999 election, the Labor Party did not contest two Legislative Council provinces. The two-candidate preferred vote of the Australian Democrat candidate in Higginbotham and for the Green candidate in Templestowe have been used as the two-party preferred vote for 1999. A note on Preference Counts The Victorian Electoral Commission uses two methods to count preferences. On election night, and in the processing of declaration votes, an indicative throw of preferences is carried out between candidates nominated in advance as likely to be the two final candidates in the count. In electorates where one candidate achieves more than 50% of the primary vote, no formal distribution of preferences is carried out, and this indicative booth count is used as the final count after preferences. In electorates where no candidate achieves a majority on the primary vote, or where the nominated candidates for the indicative throw proved not to be the final two candidates after all votes were counted, a formal distribution of preferences takes place. As a result of this, there are occasional minor discrepancies between the formal and two-party preferred counts. Votes accepted as formal on the night and included in the indicative count may sometimes be excluded in later scrutiny. The discrepancies produced are only small in number and do not affect the result in any electorate. Corrections to Official Results The following minor errors in the official returns have been corrected in this publication. The first preference vote for the Liberal and Independent candidates at the Noble Park booth in the electorate of Lyndhurst were transposed and the error has been correct in this publication. There was a significant error in the two-party preferred count of Absent votes in Preston and this has been replaced by an estimated value that alters the two-party preferred count for the electorate. There have also been minor adjustments to the final two-party preferred counts in Cranbourne, Footscray and Narre Warren South. Booth two-party preferred errors were also located in Frankston, Kilsyth, Monbulk, Swan Hill and Yan Yean, but these do not change electorate totals. By-elections There were two by-elections conducted between 1999 and 2002. The Labor Party gained both seats, the Burwood electorate of former Premier Jeff Kennett from the Liberal Party in December 1999, and the Benalla electorate of former National Party Leader Pat McNamara in May 2000. The results of both by-elections can be found on page 43. In addition, two by-elections for the Legislative Council were conducted in conjunction with the 2002 election. These were for East Yarra and Western provinces. Note that these by-elections were conducted on the old province boundaries used in 1999, not the redistributed boundaries. This created administrative difficulties for the Electoral Commission, and also means enrolment details and historic results differ from the provincial general election held the same day. Details of both by-elections can be found on page 43. Acknowledgments and Disclaimer All results are based on the official statistics published by the Victorian Electoral Commission, apart from the corrections noted above. All calculations of swing as well as the re-calculation of the 1999 election result to match the new electoral boundaries are the responsibility of the author. Antony Green ABC Election Analyst July 2003



Summary of Redistribution

S e a t s H e l d b y P a r t y State of Parties Labor Liberal National Ind. Total

Old Boundaries 42 36 7 3 88 New Boundaries 39 39 7 3 88 Including by-elections 41 38 6 3 88

Abolished Electorates (5)

Name Margin Notes

Bennettswood LIB 6.1 MP Ron Wilson contest Mount Waverley Frankston East ALP 4.6 MP Matt Viney contested Chelsea Province Pakenham LIB 6.5 MP Rob McLellan retired after being defeated in pre-selection

for the new district of Gembrook Portland LIB 4.5 Merged with Warrnambool as the new seat of South West

Coats which MP Denis Napthine contested. Warrnambool LIB 8.9 Merged with Portland as the new seat South-West Coast. MP

John Vogel contested Western Province

New Electorates (5)

Name Margin Notes

Gembrook LIB 6.9 Contested by Eumemmerring MLC Neil Lucas after Berwick MP Robert Dean was denied nomination when it was found he was not on the electoral roll.

Hastings LIB 7.2 Vacant, no sitting MP Kororoit ALP 20.8 Contested by Yan Yean MP Andre Haermeyer Narre Warren South LIB 1.4 Vacant, No sitting MP South-West Coast LIB 4.6 Contested by Portland MP Denis Napthine

Re-named Electorates (16)

New Name (Old name) New Margin Old Margin Notes

Bass (Gippsland West) IND held IND held Brunswick (Coburg) ALP 21.2 ALP 21.8 Derrimut (Sunshine) ALP 20.2 ALP 20.1 Ferntree Gully (Knox) LIB 7.5 LIB 7.3 Kilsyth (Mooroolbark) LIB 7.9 LIB 10.9 Lara (Geelong North) ALP 12.6 ALP 10.9 Lowan (Wimmera) NAT 11.9 NAT 15.1 Lyndhurst (Springvale) ALP 10.8 ALP 10.8 Macedon (Gisborne) LIB 0.3 ALP 1.6 Notional Liberal seat on new boundaries. Mount Waverley (Glen Waverley) LIB 9.0 LIB 13.2 MP Ross Smith retired. Contested by Ron

Wilson whose seat of Bennettswood had been abolished.

Mulgrave (Dandenong North) ALP 4.3 ALP 8.0 MP John Lenders contested Waverley Province Narre Warren North (Berwick) LIB 5.1 LIB 4.9 Contested by Waverly Province MLC Maree

Luckins. Berwick MP Robert Dean had intended contesting Gembrook but was denied nomination after he was found not to be on the electoral roll.

Nepean (Dromana) LIB 6.2 LIB 6.2 Scoresby (Wantirna) LIB 14.8 LIB 11.9 Tarneit (Werribee) ALP 10.7 ALP 11.5 Yuroke (Tullamarine) ALP 9.0 ALP 3.8



Continuing Electorates (67)

Name New Margin Old Margin Notes

Albert Park ALP 6.6 ALP 6.4 Altona ALP 15.5 ALP 14.7 Ballarat East ALP 3.3 ALP 3.7 Ballarat West ALP 1.4 ALP 1.0 Bayswater LIB 6.3 LIB 4.7 Bellarine LIB 1.1 LIB 1.7 MP Garry Spry retired Benalla NAT 6.7 NAT 7.4 Estimated ALP margin of 1.1% based on by-election Benambra LIB 7.5 LIB 7.1 Bendigo East ALP 2.9 ALP 3.1 Bendigo West ALP 11.0 ALP 11.3 Bentleigh LIB 1.9 LIB 1.9 Box Hill LIB 7.9 LIB 7.6 Brighton LIB 14.7 LIB 15.6 Broadmeadows ALP 24.9 ALP 24.7 Bulleen LIB 12.6 LIB 11.6 Bundoora ALP 7.2 ALP 6.1 Burwood LIB 5.8 LIB 6.8 Estimated ALP margin of 4.6% based on by-election Carrum ALP 1.3 ALP 0.2 Caulfield LIB 8.2 LIB 8.5 Clayton ALP 12.0 ALP 11.7 Cranbourne ALP 1.5 LIB 5.7 Notional ALP seat re-contested by sitting Liberal MP

Gary Rowe Dandenong ALP 11.5 ALP 5.8 Doncaster LIB 12.4 LIB 13.3 Eltham LIB 3.7 LIB 3.5 Essendon ALP 8.2 ALP 8.5 Evelyn LIB 12.3 LIB 9.5 Footscray ALP 17.8 ALP 17.6 Forest Hill LIB 6.3 LIB 7.1 MP John Richardson retired Frankston LIB 3.2 LIB 10.7 Geelong LIB 0.4 ALP 0.03 Notional Liberal seat re-contested by sitting ALP MP

Ian Trezise Gippsland East IND held IND held Gippsland South NAT 8.0 NAT 7.5 Hawthorn LIB 14.1 LIB 14.1 Ivanhoe ALP 4.8 ALP 5.4 Keilor ALP 6.6 ALP 11.9 Kew LIB 13.8 LIB 13.8 Malvern LIB 16.1 LIB 16.6 Melbourne ALP 12.3 ALP 13.8 Melton ALP 6.6 ALP 11.3 Mildura IND held IND held Mill Park ALP 13.8 ALP 15.8 Sitting MP Alex Andrianopoulos retired Mitcham ALP 0.02 ALP 0.5 Monbulk LIB 2.4 LIB 3.2 Mordialloc LIB 2.5 LIB 2.2 Mornington LIB 11.8 LIB 5.7 Morwell ALP 9.0 ALP 8.9 Sitting MP Keith Hamilton retired Murray Valley NAT 15.7 NAT 15.9 Narracan LIB 0.4 ALP 2.5 Notional Liberal seat re-contested by sitting ALP MP

Ian Maxfield Niddrie ALP 6.4 ALP 6.8 Northcote ALP 22.6 ALP 22.7 Oakleigh ALP 2.9 ALP 3.3 Pascoe Vale ALP 16.8 ALP 14.9



Continuing Electorates (67) Name New Margin Old Margin Notes

Polwarth LIB 13.1 LIB 10.4 Praharn LIB 4.7 LIB 4.0 Preston ALP 18.8 ALP 18.6 Richmond ALP 15.8 ALP 16.2 Ripon ALP 1.8 ALP 2.6 Rodney NAT 14.3 NAT 15.6 Sandringham LIB 12.1 LIB 12.5 Seymour ALP 0.03 ALP 0.7 Shepparton NAT 12.3 NAT 12.1 Sitting MP Don Kilgour retired. Contested by sitting

National MLC for North Eastern Province Jeanette Powell.

South Barwon LIB 4.7 LIB 4.7 Swan Hill NAT 12.1 NAT 11.4 MP Barry Steggall retired Thomastown ALP 24.1 ALP 23.9 Warrandyte LIB 13.8 LIB 13.5 Williamstown ALP 18.1 ALP 18.5 Yan Yean LIB 0.6 ALP 4.2 Notional Liberal electorate. Sitting Labor MP Andre

Haermeyer moved to contest the new seat of Kororoit

Underlining indicates seats that notionally changed party status. Independent Electorate Estimates

Electorate New margin Old Margin

Bass IND 3.6 v LIB IND 4.0 v LIB New name for Gippsland West Gippsland East IND 7.5 v NAT IND 7.7 v NAT Mildura IND 5.9 v LIB IND 6.6 v LIB



Legislative Council Provinces(22)

Name New Margin Old Margin Notes

Ballarat ALP 2.3 ALP 1.3 Seat won by Liberal Party in 1996 but gained by Labor at a 1999 by-election

Central Highlands LIB 5.2 LIB 3.3 Liberal MLC Geoff Craigie retired Chelsea ALP 2.9 ALP 1.2 Won by Labor in 1999 but election was for the 1996

Liberal seat. MLC Cameron Boardman contested Western Port. Matt Viney, Labor MLA for Frankston East, contested this seat.

Doutta Galla ALP 16.4 ALP 15.6 East Yarra LIB 10.0 LIB 10.3 The East Yarra seat elected in 1999 also faced a by-

election at the 2002 election on the retirement of MLC Mark Birrell. The by-election was conducted on the old boundaries.

Eumemmerring LIB 1.0 LIB 0.3 Liberal MLC Neil Lucas contested the lower house seat of Gembrook when Robert Dean was denied nomination.

Geelong ALP 1.9 ALP 1.4 Won by Labor in 1999 but election was for the 1996 Liberal seat.

Gippsland LIB 2.1 LIB 0.3 1996 National seat faced election Higinbotham LIB 6.1 LIB 6.4 MLC John Ross retired Jika Jika ALP 15.9 ALP 15.7 Koonung LIB 7.1 LIB 6.4 Melbourne ALP 13.4 ALP 13.9 Melbourne North ALP 17.0 ALP 14.6 Melbourne West ALP 14.8 ALP 14.5 Monash LIB 6.0 LIB 5.3 North Eastern NAT 10.1 NAT 10.2 MLC Jeanette Powell contested the lower house

seat of Shepparton North Western NAT 5.8 NAT 5.3 MLC Ron Best retired Silvan LIB 6.5 LIB 6.8 Templestowe LIB 5.7 LIB 5.7 Waverley ALP 2.4 LIB 0.7 1996 Liberal seat faced election. Won by Liberal

Party in 1999 but notionally Labor held on new boundaries. MLC Maree Luckins contested the lower house seat of Narre Warren North, Labor MP for Dandenong North John Lenders contested Waverley.

Western NAT 9.0 NAT 11.9 Liberal seat from 1996 faced election. MLC Bruce Chamberlain retired and seat was contested by Warrnambool Liberal MP John Vogel. There was a by-election for the second National-held Western Province seat elected in 1999 following the retirement of MLC Roger Hallam. The by-election was conducted on the old boundaries.

Western Port LIB 8.3 LIB 6.7 New name for South Eastern Province. MLC Ken Smith contested the lower house seat of Bass. Liberal MLC for Chelsea Cameron Boardman contested this province.

Underlining indicates provinces changing party status on the new boundaries

Note: All estimates are based on the results of the 1999 election, but the MLCs facing election were those elected at the 1996 election. In the results section of this publication, swings are shown compared to the adjusted 1999 results, but changes of party status are in comparison to the party holding the seat since 1996.



LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

STATE-WIDE TOTALS ROLL 3,228,466

Candi- Seats Party dates Won Change Votes % Vote Swing

Labor Party 88 62 +23 1,392,704 47.95 +2.38 Liberal Party 88 17 -22 985,529 33.93 -8.29 Australian Greens 84 .. .. 282,585 9.73 +8.58 National Party 17 7 .. 125,003 4.30 -0.50 Independents 61 2 -1 98,182 3.38 -1.34 Citizens Electoral Council 18 .. .. 9,654 0.33 +0.33 Australian Democrats 6 .. .. 3,948 0.14 -0.14 Socialist Alliance 5 .. .. 3,274 0.11 +0.11 Christian Democrats 3 .. .. 1,723 0.06 +0.05 Democratic Labor Party 1 .. .. 1,035 0.04 -0.18 Hope Party 1 .. .. 914 0.03 -0.35 Others .. .. .. .. .. .-0.63

Formal 372 88 .. 2,904,551 96.58 -0.40 Informal 102,791 3.42 +0.40 Total Votes 3,007,342 93.15 -0.08

Note: Liberal and Independent totals differ from VEC returns as an error in vote tallies in Lyndhurst has been

corrected.

Electorates Changing Party Status Labor gains from Liberal (23) Bayswater Bellarine

Bentleigh Burwood (see Note 2) Eltham Evelyn Ferntree Gully Forest Hill Frankston Geelong (see Note 1) Gembrook Hastings Kilsyth Macedon (see Note 1) Monbulk Mordialloc Mount Waverley Narracan (see Note 1) Narre Warren North Narre Warren South Prahran South Barwon Yan Yean (see Note 1)

Liberal gain from Independent (1) Bass Note 1: The list of electorates changing party is based on a comparison with the notional party status of each seat after adjusting for the new electoral boundaries. (See page 3) In the above list, sitting Labor MPs were re-elected from the notionally Liberal-held seats of Geelong, Macedon, Narracan and Yan Yean, though in the first three seats the incumbent Labor MP was re-elected. Labor also defeated the sitting Liberal MP and gained Cranbourne, but this seat had become a notional Labor seats in the redistribution. Note 2: The Labor Party gained the Liberal seat of Burwood at a 1999 by-election and won it again at the 2002 election. The Labor Party gained Benalla from the National Party at a May 2000 by-election, but the National Party won Benalla back at the 2002 election. For this reason Burwood is shown as a Labor gain since 1999 but Benalla is not shown as changing party.



LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY : SUMMARY OF FIRST PREFERENCE VOTES BY ELECTORATE

Electoral First Preference Votes Informal Total District ALP LIB NAT GRN Other Votes Votes Roll

Albert Park 16053 10936 .. 5774 571 928 34262 38726 Altona 21888 7349 .. 2888 .. 1381 33506 35773 Ballarat East 16268 12010 .. 4373 673 1037 34361 36480 Ballarat West 19221 13461 .. 2552 1419 929 37582 39714 Bass 9012 13021 .. 1730 8415 962 33140 35258 Bayswater 15215 14689 .. 3380 .. 898 34182 36316 Bellarine 17861 14234 .. 3804 .. 836 36735 38583 Benalla 13129 8306 8414 1961 .. 791 32601 34690 Benambra 11558 12179 3818 2111 684 1119 31469 34122 Bendigo East 18639 9223 2966 2201 .. 631 33660 35520 Bendigo West 19865 8112 3642 3583 .. 888 36090 38420 Bentleigh 15983 14105 .. 3195 271 1039 34593 36801 Box Hill 12777 15935 .. 5347 .. 943 35002 37475 Brighton 9926 17094 .. 5116 .. 765 32901 36505 Broadmeadows 24060 5035 .. 1433 1341 1891 33760 37422 Brunswick 17075 5375 .. 7972 2336 1906 34664 37972 Bulleen 12517 15612 .. 3330 .. 1115 32574 34839 Bundoora 18856 9381 .. 3053 398 1239 32927 35029 Burwood 15598 13850 .. 3989 1148 891 35476 37923 Carrum 18654 12325 .. 3700 525 1103 36307 38869 Caulfield 11138 15608 .. 5061 .. 1082 32889 36314 Clayton 20223 7017 .. 2377 831 1374 31822 34674 Cranbourne 16619 11185 .. 2402 435 1202 31843 34009 Dandenong 20044 8062 .. 1933 621 1867 32527 35517 Derrimut 21278 4987 .. .. 2514 2169 30948 34611 Doncaster 13652 15324 .. 2960 .. 1033 32969 35426 Eltham 15739 14810 .. 4695 .. 728 35972 37879 Essendon 18255 10531 .. 4167 519 1081 34553 37369 Evelyn 14048 15386 .. 2803 1129 1192 34558 36974 Ferntree Gully 16700 16036 .. 2740 .. 1052 36528 38626 Footscray 18589 4691 .. 3181 4881 2234 33576 37412 Forest Hill 16105 13213 .. 3045 1813 1118 35294 37492 Frankston 15833 13385 .. 3472 385 1046 34121 36523 Geelong 17680 13266 .. 2568 1428 1145 36087 38480 Gembrook 13054 13814 .. 4018 553 1044 32483 34586 Gippsland East 4997 4273 8061 1536 14810 1365 35042 37475 Gippsland South 9505 7015 12891 3905 .. 1027 34343 36510 Hastings 14790 15695 .. 3178 397 1133 35193 37635 Hawthorn 10082 16407 .. 6544 .. 921 33954 36951 Ivanhoe 17490 11498 .. 4067 509 1192 34756 37277 Keilor 21952 10061 .. 2628 .. 1620 36261 37980 Kew 9926 15807 .. 5543 638 930 32844 35456 Kilsyth 15256 15320 .. 3455 .. 1009 35040 37783 Kororoit 20894 5439 .. .. 4057 1924 32314 35235 Lara 22673 8921 .. 2341 965 1395 36295 38724 Lowan 9683 9871 14568 1658 .. 917 36697 38381 Lyndhurst 20862 6906 .. 2293 503 1551 32115 34760 Macedon 19119 12944 .. 3830 426 904 37223 39152 Malvern 9758 18036 .. 4389 524 874 33581 36655 Melbourne 12882 5971 .. 6880 2689 1212 29634 33859 Melton 17535 7919 .. 2355 4007 1495 33311 35458 Mildura 3075 3316 8136 563 17247 1043 33380 36098 Mill Park 22746 6815 .. 2014 878 1484 33937 35926 Mitcham 16097 12735 .. 3559 1253 906 34550 36672 Monbulk 14303 12285 .. 5182 1069 974 33813 36119 Mordialloc 15832 14676 .. 3463 356 1034 35361 37617



LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY : SUMMARY OF FIRST PREFERENCE VOTES BY ELECTORATE


Mornington 12424 15608 .. 3591 .. 730 32353 34532 Morwell 14073 6289 4014 1917 6254 1257 33804 36042 Mount Waverley 14902 14984 .. 2849 844 1036 34615 36752 Mulgrave 18804 9431 .. 1845 410 1325 31815 34337 Murray Valley 9846 6565 13778 1764 .. 964 32917 35081 Narracan 15908 11469 2840 2033 1995 1044 35289 37315 Narre Warren North 17537 11874 .. 2406 .. 1134 32951 35036 Narre Warren South 19868 12145 .. 2066 .. 1240 35319 37578 Nepean 13636 15543 .. 3733 .. 1010 33922 36176 Niddrie 19952 9810 .. 2414 1035 1527 34738 36896 Northcote 18229 5550 .. 8394 858 1434 34465 37722 Oakleigh 16999 9754 .. 3389 1193 1000 32335 34995 Pascoe Vale 21989 7400 .. 2905 538 1665 34497 37634 Polwarth 11141 17342 3700 3163 570 1416 37332 39179 Prahran 11772 12713 .. 5591 923 921 31920 36856 Preston 22271 6267 .. 4458 415 1575 34986 38208 Richmond 15016 6251 .. 9055 1297 1063 32682 37052 Ripon 17439 11278 2588 1581 367 967 34220 36044 Rodney 8212 9723 11040 1414 1812 1071 33272 35177 Sandringham 11140 16036 .. 4265 1264 806 33511 36083 Scoresby 14118 17617 .. 2588 .. 1023 35346 37667 Seymour 17143 12350 .. 3178 .. 836 33507 35561 Shepparton 7050 9662 9268 1057 5129 1202 33368 35754 South Barwon 17132 14278 .. 3372 1359 1078 37219 39290 South West Coast 15161 14809 4213 2568 .. 1183 37934 40115 Swan Hill 8384 8438 11066 1635 2217 1038 32778 34662 Tarneit 21246 9382 .. .. 2811 1270 34709 37135 Thomastown 25473 5561 .. 2562 .. 1994 35590 38102 Warrandyte 12529 18742 .. 3570 914 879 36634 39069 Williamstown 21600 6274 .. 3422 2122 1178 34596 37526 Yan Yean 15980 12396 .. 3503 380 952 33211 34895 Yuroke 23161 8531 .. .. 805 1404 33901 35943

TOTAL 1392704 985011 125003 282585 118730 102791 3007342 3228466



LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY : SUMMARY OF PERCENTAGE VOTE BY ELECTORATE

Electoral Percentage of First Preference Votes Informal District ALP LIB NAT GRN Other Votes Turnout

Albert Park 48.2 32.8 .. 17.3 1.7 2.7 88.5 Altona 68.1 22.9 .. 9.0 .. 4.1 93.7 Ballarat East 48.8 36.0 .. 13.1 2.0 3.0 94.2 Ballarat West 52.4 36.7 .. 7.0 3.9 2.5 94.6 Bass 28.0 40.5 .. 5.4 26.2 2.9 94.0 Bayswater 45.7 44.1 .. 10.2 .. 2.6 94.1 Bellarine 49.8 39.7 .. 10.6 .. 2.3 95.2 Benalla 41.3 26.1 26.5 6.2 .. 2.4 94.0 Benambra 38.1 40.1 12.6 7.0 2.3 3.6 92.2 Bendigo East 56.4 27.9 9.0 6.7 .. 1.9 94.8 Bendigo West 56.4 23.0 10.3 10.2 .. 2.5 93.9 Bentleigh 47.6 42.0 .. 9.5 0.8 3.0 94.0 Box Hill 37.5 46.8 .. 15.7 .. 2.7 93.4 Brighton 30.9 53.2 .. 15.9 .. 2.3 90.1 Broadmeadows 75.5 15.8 .. 4.5 4.2 5.6 90.2 Brunswick 52.1 16.4 .. 24.3 7.1 5.5 91.3 Bulleen 39.8 49.6 .. 10.6 .. 3.4 93.5 Bundoora 59.5 29.6 .. 9.6 1.3 3.8 94.0 Burwood 45.1 40.0 .. 11.5 3.3 2.5 93.5 Carrum 53.0 35.0 .. 10.5 1.5 3.0 93.4 Caulfield 35.0 49.1 .. 15.9 .. 3.3 90.6 Clayton 66.4 23.0 .. 7.8 2.7 4.3 91.8 Cranbourne 54.2 36.5 .. 7.8 1.4 3.8 93.6 Dandenong 65.4 26.3 .. 6.3 2.0 5.7 91.6 Derrimut 73.9 17.3 .. .. 8.7 7.0 89.4 Doncaster 42.7 48.0 .. 9.3 .. 3.1 93.1 Eltham 44.7 42.0 .. 13.3 .. 2.0 95.0 Essendon 54.5 31.5 .. 12.4 1.6 3.1 92.5 Evelyn 42.1 46.1 .. 8.4 3.4 3.4 93.5 Ferntree Gully 47.1 45.2 .. 7.7 .. 2.9 94.6 Footscray 59.3 15.0 .. 10.1 15.6 6.7 89.7 Forest Hill 47.1 38.7 .. 8.9 5.3 3.2 94.1 Frankston 47.9 40.5 .. 10.5 1.2 3.1 93.4 Geelong 50.6 38.0 .. 7.3 4.1 3.2 93.8 Gembrook 41.5 43.9 .. 12.8 1.8 3.2 93.9 Gippsland East 14.8 12.7 23.9 4.6 44.0 3.9 93.5 Gippsland South 28.5 21.1 38.7 11.7 .. 3.0 94.1 Hastings 43.4 46.1 .. 9.3 1.2 3.2 93.5 Hawthorn 30.5 49.7 .. 19.8 .. 2.7 91.9 Ivanhoe 52.1 34.3 .. 12.1 1.5 3.4 93.2 Keilor 63.4 29.0 .. 7.6 .. 4.5 95.5 Kew 31.1 49.5 .. 17.4 2.0 2.8 92.6 Kilsyth 44.8 45.0 .. 10.2 .. 2.9 92.7 Kororoit 68.8 17.9 .. .. 13.3 6.0 91.7 Lara 65.0 25.6 .. 6.7 2.8 3.8 93.7 Lowan 27.1 27.6 40.7 4.6 .. 2.5 95.6 Lyndhurst 68.3 22.6 .. 7.5 1.6 4.8 92.4 Macedon 52.6 35.6 .. 10.5 1.2 2.4 95.1 Malvern 29.8 55.1 .. 13.4 1.6 2.6 91.6 Melbourne 45.3 21.0 .. 24.2 9.5 4.1 87.5 Melton 55.1 24.9 .. 7.4 12.6 4.5 93.9 Mildura 9.5 10.3 25.2 1.7 53.3 3.1 92.5 Mill Park 70.1 21.0 .. 6.2 2.7 4.4 94.5 Mitcham 47.8 37.9 .. 10.6 3.7 2.6 94.2 Monbulk 43.6 37.4 .. 15.8 3.3 2.9 93.6 Mordialloc 46.1 42.8 .. 10.1 1.0 2.9 94.0



LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY : SUMMARY OF PERCENTAGE VOTE BY ELECTORATE


Mornington 39.3 49.4 .. 11.4 .. 2.3 93.7 Morwell 43.2 19.3 12.3 5.9 19.2 3.7 93.8 Mount Waverley 44.4 44.6 .. 8.5 2.5 3.0 94.2 Mulgrave 61.7 30.9 .. 6.1 1.3 4.2 92.7 Murray Valley 30.8 20.5 43.1 5.5 .. 2.9 93.8 Narracan 46.5 33.5 8.3 5.9 5.8 3.0 94.6 Narre Warren North 55.1 37.3 .. 7.6 .. 3.4 94.0 Narre Warren South 58.3 35.6 .. 6.1 .. 3.5 94.0 Nepean 41.4 47.2 .. 11.3 .. 3.0 93.8 Niddrie 60.1 29.5 .. 7.3 3.1 4.4 94.2 Northcote 55.2 16.8 .. 25.4 2.6 4.2 91.4 Oakleigh 54.2 31.1 .. 10.8 3.8 3.1 92.4 Pascoe Vale 67.0 22.5 .. 8.8 1.6 4.8 91.7 Polwarth 31.0 48.3 10.3 8.8 1.6 3.8 95.3 Prahran 38.0 41.0 .. 18.0 3.0 2.9 86.6 Preston 66.7 18.8 .. 13.3 1.2 4.5 91.6 Richmond 47.5 19.8 .. 28.6 4.1 3.3 88.2 Ripon 52.4 33.9 7.8 4.8 1.1 2.8 94.9 Rodney 25.5 30.2 34.3 4.4 5.6 3.2 94.6 Sandringham 34.1 49.0 .. 13.0 3.9 2.4 92.9 Scoresby 41.1 51.3 .. 7.5 .. 2.9 93.8 Seymour 52.5 37.8 .. 9.7 .. 2.5 94.2 Shepparton 21.9 30.0 28.8 3.3 15.9 3.6 93.3 South Barwon 47.4 39.5 .. 9.3 3.8 2.9 94.7 South West Coast 41.3 40.3 11.5 7.0 .. 3.1 94.6 Swan Hill 26.4 26.6 34.9 5.2 7.0 3.2 94.6 Tarneit 63.5 28.1 .. .. 8.4 3.7 93.5 Thomastown 75.8 16.6 .. 7.6 .. 5.6 93.4 Warrandyte 35.0 52.4 .. 10.0 2.6 2.4 93.8 Williamstown 64.6 18.8 .. 10.2 6.3 3.4 92.2 Yan Yean 49.5 38.4 .. 10.9 1.2 2.9 95.2 Yuroke 71.3 26.3 .. .. 2.5 4.1 94.3

TOTAL 47.9 33.9 4.3 9.7 4.1 3.4 93.2



LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY ELECTORATE RESULTS Albert Park Roll 38726

Candidate Party Votes % Swing

First Count Oke IND 571 1.7 +1.7 Middleton GRN 5774 17.3 +17.3 Browne LIB 10936 32.8 -10.6 Thwaites * ALP 16053 48.2 -8.4

Final Count Browne LIB 12499 37.5 -5.9 Thwaites * ALP 20835 62.5 +5.9

Formal 33334 97.3 +0.1 Informal 928 2.7 -0.1 Total 34262 88.5

Altona Roll 35773


First Count Lambrinakos LIB 7349 22.9 -11.6 Briffa GRN 2888 9.0 +9.0 Kosky * ALP 21888 68.1 +2.6

Final Count Lambrinakos LIB 8130 25.3 -9.2 Kosky * ALP 23995 74.7 +9.2

Formal 32125 95.9 -0.4 Informal 1381 4.1 +0.4 Total 33506 93.7

Ballarat East Roll 36480


First Count Kinnear GRN 4373 13.1 +12.8 Halborg CEC 271 0.8 +0.8 Fitzgerald LIB 12010 36.0 -9.5 Howard * ALP 16268 48.8 -2.4 Pathy IND 402 1.2 +1.2 .... DEM 0.0 -0.6 .... OTH 0.0 -2.4

Final Count Fitzgerald LIB 14125 42.4 -4.3 Howard * ALP 19199 57.6 +4.3


Ballarat West Roll 39714


First Count Backstrom GRN 2552 7.0 +7.0 Overington * ALP 19221 52.4 +1.0 Verlin LIB 13461 36.7 -11.8 Donker CDP 507 1.4 +1.4 Sullivan IND 912 2.5 +2.5

Final Count Overington * ALP 21625 59.0 +7.5 Verlin LIB 15027 41.0 -7.5


Bass (LIB gain) Roll 35258


First Count Ludlow GRN 1730 5.4 +3.3 Nesbit IND 1401 4.4 +4.4 Smith * LIB 13021 40.5 -4.1 Davies * IND 7014 21.8 -1.3 Anderson ALP 9012 28.0 +2.9 .... NAT 0.0 -3.4 .... OTH 0.0 -1.7

Final Count Smith * LIB 16294 50.6 +4.2 Davies * IND 0 0.0 -53.6 Anderson ALP 15884 49.4 +49.4

2-Party Preferred Smith * LIB 16294 50.6 -6.3 Anderson ALP 15884 49.4 +6.3


Note: New name for the abolished electorate of

Gippsland West held by Independent Susan Davies. Ken Smith was a Liberal MLC for South Eastern Province.



Bayswater (ALP gain) Roll 36316


First Count Bannan GRN 3380 10.2 +10.2 Ashley * LIB 14689 44.1 -11.0 Lockwood ALP 15215 45.7 +4.0 .... HOP 0.0 -2.6 .... DLP 0.0 -0.5

Final Count

Ashley * LIB 15731 47.3 -9.0 Lockwood ALP 17553 52.7 +9.0


Bellarine (ALP gain) Roll 38583


First Count Jones GRN 3804 10.6 +10.6 Neville ALP 17861 49.8 +4.8 Kelloway LIB 14234 39.7 -9.4 .... DEM 0.0 -5.8 .... OTH 0.0 -0.3

Final Count Neville ALP 20911 58.2 +9.3 Kelloway LIB 14988 41.8 -9.3


Note: Liberal MP Garry Spry retired

Benalla (NAT gain) Roll 34690


First Count Sykes NAT 8414 26.5 -26.3 Stewart GRN 1961 6.2 +6.1 Allen * ALP 13129 41.3 -1.8 Dwyer LIB 8306 26.1 +22.3 .... OTH 0.0 -0.2

Final Count

Sykes NAT 16531 52.0 -4.7 Allen * ALP 15279 48.0 +4.7


Note: Labor held since a May 2000 by-election. Swing

figures based on comparison with 1999 general election.

Benambra Roll 34122


First Count Murdoch ALP 11558 38.1 -4.4 Seymour CDP 684 2.3 +2.3 Lucas GRN 2111 7.0 +7.0 Plowman * LIB 12179 40.1 -17.4 Reid NAT 3818 12.6 +12.6

Final Count

Murdoch ALP 13953 46.0 +3.5 Plowman * LIB 16397 54.0 -3.5


Bendigo East Roll 35520


First Count Ruffell LIB 9223 27.9 -16.0 Petersen GRN 2201 6.7 +2.2 Allan * ALP 18639 56.4 +7.8 Spiby NAT 2966 9.0 +9.0 .... OTH 0.0 -2.9

Final Count Ruffell LIB 12232 37.0 -10.1 Allan * ALP 20795 63.0 +10.1


Bendigo West Roll 38420


First Count Ralph GRN 3583 10.2 +5.6 Taylor NAT 3642 10.3 +10.3 Austerberry LIB 8112 23.0 -13.2 Cameron * ALP 19865 56.4 +0.8 .... OTH 0.0 -3.5

Final Count Austerberry LIB 11986 34.1 -4.9 Cameron * ALP 23203 65.9 +4.9




Bentleigh (ALP gain) Roll 36801


First Count Peulich * LIB 14105 42.0 -8.0 Mitchell GRN 3195 9.5 +6.1 Hall CEC 271 0.8 +0.8 Hudson ALP 15983 47.6 +3.4 .... OTH 0.0 -2.4

Final Count

Peulich * LIB 15186 45.3 -6.6 Hudson ALP 18368 54.7 +6.6


Box Hill Roll 37475


First Count Chong ALP 12777 37.5 -1.8 Harris GRN 5347 15.7 +15.7 Clark * LIB 15935 46.8 -9.7 .... HOP 0.0 -4.0 .... OTH 0.0 -0.2

Final Count Chong ALP 16658 48.9 +6.8 Clark * LIB 17401 51.1 -6.8


Brighton Roll 36505


First Count Asher * LIB 17094 53.2 -4.2 Davies GRN 5116 15.9 +15.9 Sapir ALP 9926 30.9 +6.3 .... IND 0.0 -18.0

Final Count Asher * LIB 18447 57.4 -7.2 Sapir ALP 13686 42.6 +7.2


Broadmeadows Roll 37422


First Count Gibson LIB 5035 15.8 -6.0 Kaliniy IND 453 1.4 +0.6 Geradts GRN 1433 4.5 +4.5 Yohanna CEC 888 2.8 +2.8 Brumby * ALP 24060 75.5 +3.5 .... OTH 0.0 -5.4

Final Count Gibson LIB 6123 19.2 -5.9 Brumby * ALP 25736 80.8 +5.9


Brunswick Roll 37972


First Count

Morton IND 857 2.6 +2.6 Taylor IND 752 2.3 +2.3 McVey SOC 573 1.7 +1.7 Gauci LIB 5375 16.4 -10.5 Carli * ALP 17075 52.1 -11.6 Bird CEC 154 0.5 +0.5 Curr GRN 7972 24.3 +18.4 .... OTH 0.0 -3.4

Final Count Gauci LIB 0 0.0 -28.8 Carli * ALP 19340 59.3 -11.9 Curr GRN 13281 40.7 +40.7

2-Party Preferred Gauci LIB 7192 22.0 -6.8 Carli * ALP 25554 78.0 +6.8


Bulleen Roll 34839


First Count Kotsiras * LIB 15612 49.6 -10.2 Miras ALP 12517 39.8 +8.2 Wright GRN 3330 10.6 +4.8 .... HOP 0.0 -2.8

Final Count Kotsiras * LIB 16561 52.6 -10.0 Miras ALP 14898 47.4 +10.0




Bundoora Roll 35029


First Count McDonald GRN 3053 9.6 +9.6 Mellado CEC 398 1.3 +1.3 Garbutt * ALP 18856 59.5 +3.9 Randall LIB 9381 29.6 -12.4 .... OTH 0.0 -2.4

Final Count

Garbutt * ALP 21411 67.6 +10.4 Randall LIB 10277 32.4 -10.4


Burwood Roll 37923


First Count Stensholt * ALP 15598 45.1 +2.3 Morrissey IND 1148 3.3 +3.3 Lee GRN 3989 11.5 +11.5 Rule LIB 13850 40.0 -14.6 .... OTH 0.0 -2.5

Final Count Stensholt * ALP 19052 55.1 +10.9 Rule LIB 15533 44.9 -10.9

Formal 34585 97.5 0.0 Informal 891 2.5 0.0 Total 35476 93.5

Note: Labor held since a December 1999 by-election.

Swing figures based on comparison with 1999 general election. Carrum Roll 38869


First Count

Lindell * ALP 18654 53.0 +5.5 Good IND 525 1.5 +1.5 Bujeya GRN 3700 10.5 +4.9 MacInnes LIB 12325 35.0 -11.6 .... OTH 0.0 -0.4

Final Count Lindell * ALP 21873 62.2 +10.5 MacInnes LIB 13315 37.8 -10.5


Caulfield Roll 36314


First Count Becker GRN 5061 15.9 +15.2 Simon ALP 11138 35.0 -6.1 Shardey * LIB 15608 49.1 -8.9 .... OTH 0.0 -0.2

Final Count Simon ALP 15187 47.7 +5.9 Shardey * LIB 16620 52.3 -5.9


Clayton Roll 34674


First Count Wong LIB 7017 23.0 -14.9 Lim * ALP 20223 66.4 +4.7 Kirby GRN 2377 7.8 +7.6 Berk DEM 831 2.7 +2.7 .... OTH 0.0 -0.2

Final Count

Wong LIB 7962 26.2 -11.9 Lim * ALP 22479 73.8 +11.9


Cranbourne Roll 34009


First Count

Kennedy GRN 2402 7.8 +7.4 Perera ALP 16619 54.2 +7.9 Rowe * LIB 11185 36.5 -10.4 Stanton CEC 435 1.4 +1.4 .... OTH 0.0 -6.3

Final Count Perera ALP 18614 60.8 +9.7 Rowe * LIB 12000 39.2 -9.7


Note: Notional Labor seat following redistribution.

Sitting Liberal MP Garry Rowe re-contested. 2-party preferred result corrected.



Dandenong Roll 35517


First Count Pandazopoulos * ALP 20044 65.4 +6.1 Kelly LIB 8062 26.3 -10.7 Keegel IND 209 0.7 +0.7 Cox IND 412 1.3 +1.3 Kelly GRN 1933 6.3 +6.3 .... OTH 0.0 -3.7

Final Count Pandazopoulos * ALP 21554 70.3 +8.7 Kelly LIB 9100 29.7 -8.7


Derrimut Roll 34611


First Count

Kozlowski CEC 2514 8.7 +8.7 Lim LIB 4987 17.3 -9.6 Languiller * ALP 21278 73.9 +14.8 .... IND 0.0 -13.9

Final Count Lim LIB 6533 22.7 -7.1 Languiller * ALP 22245 77.3 +7.1


Doncaster Roll 35426


First Count Dunn ALP 13652 42.7 +9.4 Dawborn GRN 2960 9.3 +4.4 Perton * LIB 15324 48.0 -11.8 .... HOP 0.0 -2.1

Final Count Dunn ALP 15723 49.2 +11.5 Perton * LIB 16213 50.8 -11.5


Eltham (ALP gain) Roll 37879


First Count Gray GRN 4695 13.3 +10.3 Phillips * LIB 14810 42.0 -8.4 Herbert ALP 15739 44.7 +6.0 .... DEM 0.0 -2.6 .... OTH 0.0 -5.3

Final Count

Phillips * LIB 15935 45.2 -8.5 Herbert ALP 19309 54.8 +8.5


Essendon Roll 37369


First Count Horne CEC 519 1.6 +1.6 Lewis-Hansom GRN 4167 12.4 +12.4 Maddigan * ALP 18255 54.5 -3.6 Reynolds LIB 10531 31.5 -10.4

Final Count

Maddigan * ALP 22065 65.9 +7.8 Reynolds LIB 11405 34.1 -7.8


Evelyn (ALP gain) Roll 36974


First Count

McTaggart ALP 14048 42.1 +8.7 Hay GRN 2803 8.4 +8.4 Byrne IND 1129 3.4 +3.4 Fyffe * LIB 15386 46.1 -13.0 .... OTH 0.0 -7.5

Final Count McTaggart ALP 16793 50.3 +12.6 Fyffe * LIB 16573 49.7 -12.6




Ferntree Gully (ALP gain) Roll 38626


First Count Lupton * LIB 16036 45.2 -11.2 Bullock GRN 2740 7.7 +7.7 Eckstein ALP 16700 47.1 +7.2 .... DLP 0.0 -3.8

Final Count Lupton * LIB 16928 47.7 -9.9 Eckstein ALP 18548 52.3 +9.9


Footscray Roll 37412


First Count Kamprad SOC 848 2.7 +2.7 Mildenhall * ALP 18589 59.3 -7.5 D'Souza LIB 4691 15.0 -17.0 Nguyen IND 778 2.5 +2.5 Rice GRN 3181 10.1 +10.1 Cumming IND 3255 10.4 +10.4 .... OTH 0.0 -1.3

Final Count Mildenhall * ALP 23444 74.8 +7.0 D'Souza LIB 7878 25.2 -7.0


Note: 2-party preferred result corrected.

Forest Hill (ALP gain) Roll 37492


First Count Pepper GRN 3045 8.9 +8.9 Campbell IND 708 2.1 +2.1 Marshall ALP 16105 47.1 +4.9 Srinivasan LIB 13213 38.7 -16.7 Spurr IND 1105 3.2 +3.2 .... HOP 0.0 -2.4

Final Count Marshall ALP 19063 55.8 +12.0 Srinivasan LIB 15113 44.2 -12.0


Note: Liberal MP John Richardson retired.

Frankston (ALP gain) Roll 36523


First Count Kelsall GRN 3472 10.5 +6.7 Harkness ALP 15833 47.9 +5.6 McCall * LIB 13385 40.5 -9.8 Chapple CEC 385 1.2 +1.2 .... OTH 0.0 -3.7

Final Count

Harkness ALP 18446 55.8 +9.0 McCall * LIB 14629 44.2 -9.0


Geelong (ALP gain) Roll 38480


First Count Kontelj LIB 13266 38.0 -10.5 Nixon IND 228 0.7 +0.7 Trezise * ALP 17680 50.6 +5.3 Hodge IND 967 2.8 +2.8 Battistella IND 233 0.7 +0.7 Teer GRN 2568 7.3 +7.3 .... OTH 0.0 -6.3

Final Count Kontelj LIB 14638 41.9 -8.5 Trezise * ALP 20300 58.1 +8.5


Note: Labor MP Ian Trezise was re-elected in an

electorate that had become notionally Liberal held on the new boundaries. Gembrook (ALP gain) Roll 34586


First Count Lobato ALP 13054 41.5 +5.2 Ridgway GRN 4018 12.8 +7.6 Dean IND 553 1.8 +0.7 Lucas * LIB 13814 43.9 -8.7 .... OTH 0.0 -4.7

Final Count Lobato ALP 16217 51.6 +8.3 Lucas * LIB 15222 48.4 -8.3


Note: Neil Lucas was a sitting Liberal MLC for

Eumemmerring. Liberal MP for Berwick Robert Dean was denied nomination after it was found he was not on the electoral roll.



Gippsland East Roll 37475


First Count Grange ALP 4997 14.8 -13.0 McKeown IND 447 1.3 +1.3 Buckley IND 444 1.3 -3.8 Ingram * IND 13919 41.3 +18.9 Chester NAT 8061 23.9 -13.0 Dent LIB 4273 12.7 +12.7 Thiele GRN 1536 4.6 +4.6 .... ONP 0.0 -5.8 .... OTH 0.0 -1.9

Final Count Ingram * IND 20791 61.7 +4.2 Chester NAT 12886 38.3 -4.2

2-Party Preferred Grange ALP 13371 39.8 -7.4 Chester NAT 20204 60.2 +7.4


Gippsland South Roll 36510


First Count Aitken GRN 3905 11.7 +11.7 Forbes LIB 7015 21.1 +14.4 Cook ALP 9505 28.5 -0.8 Ryan * NAT 12891 38.7 -4.6 .... OTH 0.0 -20.8

Final Count

Cook ALP 13042 39.1 -2.9 Ryan * NAT 20274 60.9 +2.9


Hastings (ALP gain) Roll 37635


First Count

Burgess LIB 15695 46.1 -8.7 Olivier GRN 3178 9.3 +9.2 Broadbent CEC 397 1.2 +1.2 Buchanan ALP 14790 43.4 +6.3 .... OTH 0.0 -8.0

Final Count Burgess LIB 16739 49.1 -8.0 Buchanan ALP 17321 50.9 +8.0


Note: New notionally Liberal held seat with no sitting

MP.

Hawthorn Roll 36951


First Count Giles GRN 6544 19.8 +19.8 Baillieu * LIB 16407 49.7 -12.9 Meddings ALP 10082 30.5 -1.9 .... HOP 0.0 -5.0

Final Count Baillieu * LIB 18458 55.9 -8.2 Meddings ALP 14575 44.1 +8.2


Ivanhoe Roll 37277


First Count Nolan LIB 11498 34.3 -9.0 Langdon * ALP 17490 52.1 +2.2 Appleby IND 187 0.6 +0.6 Morton IND 265 0.8 +0.8 Schorel-Hlavka IND 57 0.2 +0.2 Doreian GRN 4067 12.1 +7.0 .... OTH 0.0 -1.7

Final Count Nolan LIB 12586 37.5 -7.7 Langdon * ALP 20972 62.5 +7.7


Keilor Roll 37980


First Count Buller LIB 10061 29.0 -11.2 Nosal GRN 2628 7.6 +7.6 Seitz * ALP 21952 63.4 +8.8 .... IND 0.0 -5.2

Final Count Buller LIB 11071 32.0 -11.2 Seitz * ALP 23566 68.0 +11.2




Kew Roll 35456


First Count Clark GRN 5543 17.4 +17.4 Dettman DEM 638 2.0 +2.0 McIntosh * LIB 15807 49.5 -12.2 Williams ALP 9926 31.1 -2.8 .... HOP 0.0 -4.3

Final Count

McIntosh * LIB 17865 56.0 -7.8 Williams ALP 14049 44.0 +7.8


Kilsyth (ALP gain) Roll 37783


First Count Beard ALP 15256 44.8 +4.0 Elliott * LIB 15320 45.0 -12.0 Leach GRN 3455 10.2 +9.9 .... OTH 0.0 -2.0

Final Count

Beard ALP 17726 52.1 +10.0 Elliott * LIB 16305 47.9 -10.0


Note: Elliott was the sitting MP for Mooroolbark.

Kororoit Roll 35235


First Count Fenech LIB 5439 17.9 -8.6 Haermeyer * ALP 20894 68.8 +0.8 George IND 2384 7.8 +7.8 Reilly IND 1673 5.5 +5.5 .... OTH 0.0 -5.5

Final Count Fenech LIB 6973 22.9 -6.3 Haermeyer * ALP 23415 77.1 +6.3


Note: New seat. Haermeyer was the Labor MP for

Yan Yean.

Lara Roll 38724


First Count Ellery SOC 965 2.8 +2.8 Baranowski GRN 2341 6.7 +6.2 Loney * ALP 22673 65.0 +2.7 Ristevski LIB 8921 25.6 -11.4 .... OTH 0.0 -0.3

Final Count

Loney * ALP 25211 72.3 +9.6 Ristevski LIB 9638 27.7 -9.6


Note: New name for Geelong North.

Lowan Roll 38381


First Count

Williams ALP 9683 27.1 +4.3 Brain GRN 1658 4.6 +4.6 Templeton LIB 9871 27.6 -9.3 Delahunty * NAT 14568 40.7 +21.9 .... OTH 0.0 -21.6

Final Count Williams ALP 11779 32.9 -5.2 Delahunty * NAT 24001 67.1 +5.2


Note: New name for Wimmera.

Lyndhurst Roll 34760


First Count Patrinos GRN 2293 7.5 +7.5 Holding * ALP 20862 68.3 +10.1 Ford IND 503 1.6 +1.6 Hood LIB 6906 22.6 -13.7 .... OTH 0.0 -5.5

Final Count Holding * ALP 22927 75.1 +14.5 Hood LIB 7610 24.9 -14.5


Note: New name for Springvale. Error in first

preference totals corrected.



Macedon (ALP gain) Roll 39152


First Count Finn LIB 12944 35.6 -8.9 Ward GRN 3830 10.5 +7.8 Scott CEC 426 1.2 +1.2 Duncan * ALP 19119 52.6 +11.5 .... DEM 0.0 -2.2 .... OTH 0.0 -9.4

Final Count Finn LIB 14798 40.8 -9.6 Duncan * ALP 21513 59.2 +9.6


Note: New notionally Liberal held electorate that

replaced the abolished Labor seat of Gisborne. Malvern Roll 36655


First Count Pollack IND 524 1.6 +1.6 Doyle * LIB 18036 55.1 -10.8 Trafficante GRN 4389 13.4 +13.3 Sorensen ALP 9758 29.8 -4.0 .... OTH 0.0 -0.1

Final Count Doyle * LIB 19669 60.2 -5.9 Sorensen ALP 13014 39.8 +5.9


Melbourne Roll 33859


First Count Beck CEC 242 0.9 +0.9 Fensom IND 253 0.9 +0.9 Bourke LIB 5971 21.0 -15.3 Pike * ALP 12882 45.3 -12.7 Chamberlin IND 1690 5.9 +5.9 Di Natale GRN 6880 24.2 +24.2 Pradhan SOC 290 1.0 +1.0 Cebon IND 214 0.8 +0.8 .... IND 0.0 -5.7

Final Count Bourke LIB 0 0.0 -37.7 Pike * ALP 14757 51.9 -10.4 Di Natale GRN 13665 48.1 +48.1

2-Party Preferred Bourke LIB 7910 27.8 -9.8 Pike * ALP 20510 72.2 +9.8


Melton Roll 35458


First Count Muscat IND 669 2.1 +2.1 McColl IND 111 0.3 +0.3 Nardella * ALP 17535 55.1 +0.7 Stewart GRN 2355 7.4 +6.9 Goodman IND 1028 3.2 +3.2 Hyett IND 2199 6.9 +6.9 Gough LIB 7919 24.9 -17.2 .... DEM 0.0 -1.0 .... OTH 0.0 -2.0

Final Count Nardella * ALP 20764 65.3 +8.7 Gough LIB 11022 34.7 -8.7


Mildura Roll 36098


First Count Crouch NAT 8136 25.2 +3.8 Cursaro IND 535 1.7 +1.7 Rivendell GRN 563 1.7 +1.7 Zigouras ALP 3075 9.5 +0.4 Savage * IND 16712 51.7 +8.8 Sleep LIB 3316 10.3 -14.4 .... DEM 0.0 -1.2 .... OTH 0.0 -0.8

Final Count

Crouch NAT 10197 31.6 +31.6 Savage * IND 22121 68.4 +12.5 Sleep LIB 0 0.0 -44.1

2-Party Preferred

Crouch NAT 18284 56.7 -6.6 Zigouras ALP 13957 43.3 +6.6




Mill Park Roll 35926


First Count Ahmed GRN 2014 6.2 +6.2 D'Ambrosio ALP 22746 70.1 +7.5 Mawhinney DEM 878 2.7 +2.7 Kostadinoski LIB 6815 21.0 -13.9 .... OTH 0.0 -2.5

Final Count

D'Ambrosio ALP 24915 76.8 +13.0 Kostadinoski LIB 7536 23.2 -13.0


Note: Labor MP Alex Andrianopoulos retired.

Mitcham Roll 36672


First Count

Robinson * ALP 16097 47.8 +3.0 Turner IND 307 0.9 +0.9 Hannan LIB 12735 37.9 -9.9 Way IND 946 2.8 +2.8 Pemberton GRN 3559 10.6 +10.6 .... OTH 0.0 -7.3

Final Count Robinson * ALP 19405 57.7 +7.7 Hannan LIB 14239 42.3 -7.7


Monbulk (ALP gain) Roll 36119


First Count Merlino ALP 14303 43.6 +3.0 Smith GRN 5182 15.8 +8.8 Holland DEM 537 1.6 +1.6 McArthur * LIB 12285 37.4 -11.6 Voigt CDP 532 1.6 +0.4 .... OTH 0.0 -2.2

Final Count Merlino ALP 19132 58.3 +10.7 McArthur * LIB 13707 41.7 -10.7


Mordialloc (ALP gain) Roll 37617


First Count Leigh * LIB 14676 42.8 -9.5 Gigliotti CEC 356 1.0 +1.0 Munt ALP 15832 46.1 -0.9 Monagle GRN 3463 10.1 +9.4

Final Count Leigh * LIB 15610 45.5 -7.0 Munt ALP 18717 54.5 +7.0


Mornington Roll 34532


First Count Johnson GRN 3591 11.4 +9.2 Graley ALP 12424 39.3 +8.5 Cooper * LIB 15608 49.4 -10.0 .... OTH 0.0 -7.6

Final Count Graley ALP 15235 48.2 +10.0 Cooper * LIB 16388 51.8 -10.0


Morwell Roll 36042


First Count Platschinda IND 4733 14.5 +14.5 Hammett NAT 4014 12.3 +12.3 Jenkins ALP 14073 43.2 -12.4 Alexander IND 1521 4.7 +4.7 Blackwood LIB 6289 19.3 -15.5 Thompson GRN 1917 5.9 +5.9 .... OTH 0.0 -9.6

Final Count Jenkins ALP 17855 54.9 -4.4 Blackwood LIB 14692 45.1 +4.4


Note: Labor MP Keith Hamilton retired.



Mount Waverley (ALP gain) Roll 36752


First Count Morand ALP 14902 44.4 +3.6 Bennett DEM 560 1.7 +1.7 Wilson * LIB 14984 44.6 -14.2 Poppins GRN 2849 8.5 +8.5 Bond IND 284 0.8 +0.8 .... HOP 0.0 -0.4

Final Count Morand ALP 17559 52.3 +11.3 Wilson * LIB 16020 47.7 -11.3


Note: New name for Glen Waverley whose sitting

Liberal MP Ross Smith retired. Wilson was the sitting MP for Bennettswood. Mulgrave Roll 34337


First Count Andrews ALP 18804 61.7 +9.8 Kelly LIB 9431 30.9 -12.6 Smith GRN 1845 6.1 +6.1 Chabdjian IND 410 1.3 +1.3 .... OTH 0.0 -4.6

Final Count Andrews ALP 20188 66.2 +11.9 Kelly LIB 10296 33.8 -11.9


Note: New name for Dandenong North whose Labor

MP John Lenders contested Waverley Province. Murray Valley Roll 35081


First Count O'Neill ALP 9846 30.8 -3.5 Jasper * NAT 13778 43.1 -22.3 Joyce LIB 6565 20.5 +20.2 Scott GRN 1764 5.5 +5.5

Final Count O'Neill ALP 11537 36.1 +1.8 Jasper * NAT 20416 63.9 -1.8


Narracan (ALP gain) Roll 37315


First Count Needham NAT 2840 8.3 +7.1 Sayers IND 1995 5.8 +5.8 Maxfield * ALP 15908 46.5 +5.9 Stoll LIB 11469 33.5 -9.7 Jackson GRN 2033 5.9 +5.9 .... DEM 0.0 -4.5 .... OTH 0.0 -10.5

Final Count Maxfield * ALP 19471 56.8 +7.4 Stoll LIB 14794 43.2 -7.4


Note: Won by Labor in 1999 but the electorate had

become a notional Liberal seat on new boundaries. Narre Warren North (ALP gain) Roll 35036


First Count Haywood GRN 2406 7.6 +7.6 Luckins * LIB 11874 37.3 -16.8 Donnellan ALP 17537 55.1 +12.8 .... DLP 0.0 -3.6

Final Count

Luckins * LIB 12822 40.3 -14.8 Donnellan ALP 18991 59.7 +14.8


Note: New notionally Liberal held seat. Luckins was a

sitting Liberal MLC for Waverley Province. Narre Warren South (ALP gain) Roll 37578


First Count Wilson ALP 19868 58.3 +10.2 Lyons GRN 2066 6.1 +6.1 Shepherdson LIB 12145 35.6 -15.4 .... OTH 0.0 -0.9

Final Count Wilson ALP 21318 62.6 +13.9 Shepherdson LIB 12758 37.4 -13.9


Note: Replaced the abolished Liberal electorate of

Berwick, whose sitting MP Robert Dean had intended to contest Gembrook. His nomination was rejected when it was found he was not on the electoral roll. 2-candidate preferred result corrected.



Nepean Roll 36176


First Count De Rango GRN 3733 11.3 +11.3 Ford ALP 13636 41.4 +0.2 Dixon * LIB 15543 47.2 -7.2 .... OTH 0.0 -4.3

Final Count Ford ALP 16399 49.8 +6.0 Dixon * LIB 16513 50.2 -6.0


Note: New name for the electorate of Dromana.

Niddrie Roll 36896


First Count Hulls * ALP 19952 60.1 +3.9 Crea DLP 1035 3.1 +3.1 Klugman GRN 2414 7.3 +7.3 Jennison LIB 9810 29.5 -13.6 .... IND 0.0 -0.7

Final Count Hulls * ALP 22114 66.6 +10.2 Jennison LIB 11088 33.4 -10.2


Northcote Roll 37722


First Count Watt LIB 5550 16.8 -9.2 Lynch SOC 598 1.8 +1.8 Gallagher CEC 260 0.8 +0.8 Nicholson GRN 8394 25.4 +25.4 Delahunty * ALP 18229 55.2 -11.2 .... OTH 0.0 -7.7

Final Count

Watt LIB 0 0.0 -27.4 Nicholson GRN 13892 42.1 +42.1 Delahunty * ALP 19103 57.9 -14.7

2-PartyPreferred Watt LIB 7157 21.7 -5.7 Delahunty * ALP 25857 78.3 +5.7


Oakleigh Roll 34995


First Count Skouzis IND 1193 3.8 +3.8 Barker * ALP 16999 54.2 +5.0 Bennett GRN 3389 10.8 +7.7 Goudge LIB 9754 31.1 -14.0 .... OTH 0.0 -2.5

Final Count

Barker * ALP 20432 65.2 +12.3 Goudge LIB 10902 34.8 -12.3


Pascoe Vale Roll 37634


First Count Campbell * ALP 21989 67.0 +1.5 Clancy LIB 7400 22.5 -10.0 Elgood GRN 2905 8.8 +7.2 Isherwood CEC 538 1.6 +1.6 .... OTH 0.0 -0.3

Final Count Campbell * ALP 24359 74.2 +7.3 Clancy LIB 8468 25.8 -7.3


Polwarth Roll 39179


First Count Atherden GRN 3163 8.8 +5.2 Chant NAT 3700 10.3 -6.6 Gartland ALP 11141 31.0 +8.3 Mulder * LIB 17342 48.3 +5.0 Mitchell IND 570 1.6 +1.6 .... OTH 0.0 -13.5

Final Count

Gartland ALP 14557 40.5 +3.5 Mulder * LIB 21413 59.5 -3.5




Prahran (ALP gain) Roll 36856


First Count Lincoln IND 419 1.4 +1.4 Gourlay DEM 504 1.6 +1.6 Lupton ALP 11772 38.0 -1.4 Burke * LIB 12713 41.0 -10.7 Mathew GRN 5591 18.0 +11.4 .... OTH 0.0 -2.3

Final Count Lupton ALP 16869 54.4 +9.1 Burke * LIB 14130 45.6 -9.1


Preston Roll 38208


First Count

Chaplin GRN 4458 13.3 +13.0 Dean LIB 6267 18.8 -10.6 Leighton * ALP 22271 66.7 -0.5 Isherwood CEC 415 1.2 +1.2 .... OTH 0.0 -3.1

Final Count Dean LIB 7617 22.8 -8.4 Leighton * ALP 25785 77.2 +8.4


Note: 2-party preferred result corrected.

Richmond Roll 37052


First Count Teiwes LIB 6251 19.8 -11.4 Jolly IND 629 2.0 -9.8 Mees IND 668 2.1 +2.1 Wynne * ALP 15016 47.5 -9.5 Pinnell GRN 9055 28.6 +28.6

Final Count Teiwes LIB 0 0.0 -34.3 Wynne * ALP 16787 53.1 -12.6 Pinnell GRN 14832 46.9 +46.9

2-Party Preferred

Teiwes LIB 7747 24.5 -9.8 Wynne * ALP 23933 75.5 +9.8


Ripon Roll 36044


First Count Erwin NAT 2588 7.8 +2.8 de Fegely LIB 11278 33.9 -9.5 Helper * ALP 17439 52.4 +3.1 McCallum IND 367 1.1 +1.1 Millar GRN 1581 4.8 +4.6 .... OTH 0.0 -2.1

Final Count de Fegely LIB 14155 42.6 -5.8 Helper * ALP 19097 57.4 +5.8


Rodney Roll 35177


First Count

Maughan * NAT 11040 34.3 -22.1 McCullough ALP 8212 25.5 -4.6 Frost LIB 9723 30.2 +26.8 Toll IND 1812 5.6 +5.6 Williams GRN 1414 4.4 +4.2 .... ONP 0.0 -10.0

Final Count Maughan * NAT 19305 60.0 -4.3 McCullough ALP 0 0.0 -35.7 Frost LIB 12896 40.0 +40.0

2-Party Preferred Maughan * NAT 21380 66.4 +2.1 McCullough ALP 10807 33.6 -2.1


Sandringham Roll 36083


First Count Watkins GRN 4265 13.0 +13.0 Eden IND 1264 3.9 +3.9 Caruana ALP 11140 34.1 -3.6 Thompson * LIB 16036 49.0 -12.9 .... OTH 0.0 -0.4

Final Count

Caruana ALP 15360 47.0 +9.1 Thompson * LIB 17345 53.0 -9.1




Scoresby Roll 37667


First Count Wells * LIB 17617 51.3 -13.5 Williams ALP 14118 41.1 +6.0 O'Connell GRN 2588 7.5 +7.5

Final Count Wells * LIB 18291 53.3 -11.5 Williams ALP 16016 46.7 +11.5


Note: New name for Wantirna.

Seymour Roll 35561


First Count Hardman * ALP 17143 52.5 +6.1 Dalmau LIB 12350 37.8 -5.2 McNab GRN 3178 9.7 +4.7 .... NAT 0.0 -5.3 .... OTH 0.0 -0.2

Final Count

Hardman * ALP 19434 59.5 +9.4 Dalmau LIB 13236 40.5 -9.4


Shepparton Roll 35754


First Count

Powell * NAT 9268 28.8 -11.7 Merrylees LIB 9662 30.0 +30.0 Calder ALP 7050 21.9 -2.7 Griffiths GRN 1057 3.3 +3.3 Hazelman IND 5129 15.9 -18.9

Final Count Powell * NAT 17458 54.3 -0.1 Merrylees LIB 14708 45.7 +45.7 Hazelman IND 0 0.0 -45.6

2-Party Preferred Powell * NAT 20933 65.1 +2.8 Calder ALP 11209 34.9 -2.8


Note: National MP Don Kilgour retired. Powell was a

National MLC for North-Eastern Province.

South Barwon (ALP gain) Roll 39290


First Count Crutchfield ALP 17132 47.4 +10.0 Paterson * LIB 14278 39.5 -11.2 Hepner IND 1212 3.4 +3.4 Bullmore IND 147 0.4 +0.4 Lygo GRN 3372 9.3 +5.6 .... DEM 0.0 -5.7 .... OTH 0.0 -2.4

Final Count Crutchfield ALP 19880 55.0 +9.7 Paterson * LIB 16261 45.0 -9.7


South West Coast Roll 40115


First Count Madden NAT 4213 11.5 -0.5 Reekie ALP 15161 41.3 +6.5 Napthine * LIB 14809 40.3 +0.7 Blair GRN 2568 7.0 +5.3 .... OTH 0.0 -12.0

Final Count Reekie ALP 18104 49.3 +4.2 Napthine * LIB 18647 50.7 -4.2


Note: Created from an amalgamation of Portland,

whose MP Denis Napthine contested this seat, while Warrnambool MP John Vogels contested Western Province. Swan Hill Roll 34662


First Count Kelly GRN 1635 5.2 +5.2 Sonogan IND 2217 7.0 +7.0 Hill ALP 8384 26.4 +4.4 Walsh NAT 11066 34.9 -5.8 Tomamichel LIB 8438 26.6 +18.7 .... (Ditterich) IND 0.0 -18.1 .... ONP 0.0 -4.4 .... OTH 0.0 -6.9

Final Count Hill ALP 11378 35.8 -2.2 Walsh NAT 20362 64.2 +2.2


Note: National MP Barry Steggall retired.



Tarneit Roll 37135


First Count Hanrahan LIB 9382 28.1 -9.8 Gillett * ALP 21246 63.5 +5.2 Hudson IND 2811 8.4 +8.4 .... GRN 0.0 -2.3 .... OTH 0.0 -1.6

Final Count

Hanrahan LIB 10901 32.6 -6.8 Gillett * ALP 22538 67.4 +6.8


Note: New name for Werribee.

Thomastown Roll 38102


First Count

Woolcock LIB 5561 16.6 -9.2 Batchelor * ALP 25473 75.8 +2.0 Rendevski GRN 2562 7.6 +7.6 .... IND 0.0 -0.4

Final Count Woolcock LIB 6132 18.3 -7.6 Batchelor * ALP 27451 81.7 +7.6


Warrandyte Roll 39069


First Count Petherbridge HOP 914 2.6 -1.2 Honeywood * LIB 18742 52.4 -9.5 Panther ALP 12529 35.0 +1.4 Watson GRN 3570 10.0 +10.0 .... OTH 0.0 -0.8

Final Count Honeywood * LIB 20145 56.3 -7.5 Panther ALP 15605 43.7 +7.5


Williamstown Roll 37526


First Count Westbury IND 2122 6.3 +6.3 Finey GRN 3422 10.2 +10.2 Bracks * ALP 21600 64.6 -1.9 Evers-Buckland LIB 6274 18.8 -10.8 .... IND 0.0 -3.9

Final Count

Bracks * ALP 25295 75.7 +7.6 Evers-Buckland LIB 8114 24.3 -7.6


Yan Yean (ALP gain) Roll 34895


First Count Steer CEC 380 1.2 +1.2 Vaughan GRN 3503 10.9 +9.5 Green ALP 15980 49.5 +4.0 Guy LIB 12396 38.4 -9.9 .... OTH 0.0 -4.8

Final Count Green ALP 19204 59.5 +10.2 Guy LIB 13055 40.5 -10.2


Note: Notional Liberal seat based on new boundaries.

Labor MP Andre Haermeyer contested Kororoit. Yuroke Roll 35943


First Count Beattie * ALP 23161 71.3 +14.8 Chowdhury CEC 805 2.5 +2.5 Dunstan LIB 8531 26.3 -11.9 .... GRN 0.0 -1.6 .... OTH 0.0 -3.9

Final Count Beattie * ALP 23683 72.9 +13.9 Dunstan LIB 8813 27.1 -13.9


Note: New name for Tullamarine.



LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY : SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS BY ELECTORATE

Electoral 2PP Votes 2PP Percent District Labor Lib/Nat Labor Lib/Nat Swing

Albert Park 20835 12499 62.5 37.5 5.9 to Labor Altona 23995 8130 74.7 25.3 9.2 to Labor Ballarat East 19199 14125 57.6 42.4 4.3 to Labor Ballarat West 21625 15027 59.0 41.0 7.5 to Labor Bass 15884 16294 49.4 50.6 6.3 to Labor Bayswater 17553 15731 52.7 47.3 9.0 to Labor Bellarine 20911 14988 58.2 41.8 9.3 to Labor Benalla 15279 16531 48.0 52.0 4.7 to Labor Benambra 13953 16397 46.0 54.0 3.5 to Labor Bendigo East 20795 12232 63.0 37.0 10.0 to Labor Bendigo West 23203 11986 65.9 34.1 4.9 to Labor Bentleigh 18368 15186 54.7 45.3 6.7 to Labor Box Hill 16658 17401 48.9 51.1 6.8 to Labor Brighton 13686 18447 42.6 57.4 7.2 to Labor Broadmeadows 25736 6123 80.8 19.2 5.9 to Labor Brunswick (1) 25554 7192 78.0 22.0 6.8 to Labor Bulleen 14898 16561 47.4 52.6 10.0 to Labor Bundoora 21411 10277 67.6 32.4 10.3 to Labor Burwood 19052 15533 55.1 44.9 10.9 to Labor Carrum 21873 13315 62.2 37.8 10.5 to Labor Caulfield 15187 16620 47.7 52.3 5.9 to Labor Clayton 22479 7962 73.8 26.2 11.9 to Labor Cranbourne (2) 18614 12000 60.8 39.2 9.7 to Labor Dandenong 21554 9100 70.3 29.7 8.7 to Labor Derrimut 22245 6533 77.3 22.7 7.1 to Labor Doncaster 15723 16213 49.2 50.8 11.6 to Labor Eltham 19309 15935 54.8 45.2 8.5 to Labor Essendon 22065 11405 65.9 34.1 7.8 to Labor Evelyn 16793 16573 50.3 49.7 12.6 to Labor Ferntree Gully 18548 16928 52.3 47.7 9.9 to Labor Footscray (2) 23444 7878 74.8 25.2 7.1 to Labor Forest Hill 19063 15113 55.8 44.2 12.0 to Labor Frankston 18446 14629 55.8 44.2 9.0 to Labor Geelong 20300 14638 58.1 41.9 8.5 to Labor Gembrook 16217 15222 51.6 48.4 8.3 to Labor Gippsland East (1) 13371 20204 39.8 60.2 7.4 to Lib/Nat Gippsland South 13042 20274 39.1 60.9 2.8 to Lib/Nat Hastings 17321 16739 50.9 49.1 7.9 to Labor Hawthorn 14575 18458 44.1 55.9 8.2 to Labor Ivanhoe 20972 12586 62.5 37.5 7.7 to Labor Keilor 23566 11071 68.0 32.0 11.3 to Labor Kew 14049 17865 44.0 56.0 7.8 to Labor Kilsyth 17726 16305 52.1 47.9 10.0 to Labor Kororoit 23415 6973 77.1 22.9 6.2 to Labor Lara 25211 9638 72.3 27.7 9.6 to Labor Lowan 11779 24001 32.9 67.1 5.2 to Lib/Nat Lyndhurst 22927 7610 75.1 24.9 14.5 to Labor Macedon 21513 14798 59.2 40.8 9.6 to Labor Malvern 13014 19669 39.8 60.2 5.9 to Labor Melbourne (1) 20510 7910 72.2 27.8 9.8 to Labor Melton 20764 11022 65.3 34.7 8.7 to Labor Mildura (1) 13957 18284 43.3 56.7 6.6 to Labor Mill Park 24915 7536 76.8 23.2 12.9 to Labor Mitcham 19405 14239 57.7 42.3 7.7 to Labor Monbulk 19132 13707 58.3 41.7 10.6 to Labor Mordialloc 18717 15610 54.5 45.5 7.0 to Labor



LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY : SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS BY ELECTORATE


Mornington 15235 16388 48.2 51.8 10.0 to Labor Morwell 17855 14692 54.9 45.1 4.4 to Lib/Nat Mount Waverley 17559 16020 52.3 47.7 11.3 to Labor Mulgrave 20188 10296 66.2 33.8 11.9 to Labor Murray Valley 11537 20416 36.1 63.9 1.8 to Labor Narracan 19471 14794 56.8 43.2 7.4 to Labor Narre Warren North 18991 12822 59.7 40.3 14.8 to Labor Narre Warren South (2) 21318 12758 62.6 37.4 13.8 to Labor Nepean 16399 16513 49.8 50.2 6.0 to Labor Niddrie 22114 11088 66.6 33.4 10.2 to Labor Northcote (1) 25857 7157 78.3 21.7 5.7 to Labor Oakleigh 20432 10902 65.2 34.8 12.4 to Labor Pascoe Vale 24359 8468 74.2 25.8 7.3 to Labor Polwarth 14557 21413 40.5 59.5 3.5 to Labor Prahran 16869 14130 54.4 45.6 9.1 to Labor Preston (2) 25785 7617 77.2 22.8 8.4 to Labor Richmond (1) 23933 7747 75.5 24.5 9.8 to Labor Ripon 19097 14155 57.4 42.6 5.8 to Labor Rodney (1) 10807 21380 33.6 66.4 2.1 to Lib/Nat Sandringham 15360 17345 47.0 53.0 9.1 to Labor Scoresby 16016 18291 46.7 53.3 11.5 to Labor Seymour 19434 13236 59.5 40.5 9.4 to Labor Shepparton (1) 11209 20933 34.9 65.1 2.8 to Lib/Nat South Barwon 19880 16261 55.0 45.0 9.7 to Labor South West Coast 18104 18647 49.3 50.7 4.1 to Labor Swan Hill 11378 20362 35.8 64.2 2.1 to Lib/Nat Tarneit 22538 10901 67.4 32.6 6.8 to Labor Thomastown 27451 6132 81.7 18.3 7.7 to Labor Warrandyte 15605 20145 43.7 56.3 7.5 to Labor Williamstown 25295 8114 75.7 24.3 7.6 to Labor Yan Yean 19204 13055 59.5 40.5 10.2 to Labor Yuroke 23683 8813 72.9 27.1 13.9 to Labor

State-wide Totals 1677856 1226214 57.8 42.2 7.6 to Labor

(1) Separate two-party preferred count conducted by Victorian Electoral Commission. (2) Two-party preferred totals altered to correct errors in official returns.

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: ACTUAL TWO-CANDIDATE PREFERRED RESULTS

Winning Candidate Defeated Candidate Electorate Party Vote % Party Vote %

Brunswick ALP 19340 59.3 GRN 13281 40.7 Gippsland East IND 20791 61.7 NAT 12886 38.3 Melbourne ALP 14757 51.9 GRN 13665 48.1 Mildura IND 22121 68.4 NAT 10197 31.6 Northcote ALP 19103 57.9 GRN 13892 42.1 Richmond ALP 16787 53.1 GRN 14832 46.9 Rodney NAT 19305 60.0 LIB 12896 40.0 Shepparton NAT 17458 54.3 LIB 14708 45.7



LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY : ELECTORATE RANKED BY TWO-CANDIDATE PREFERRED VOTE

Electorate Margin Electorate Margin

Labor Seats (62) Thomastown 31.7 Broadmeadows 30.8 Northcote 28.3 Brunswick 28.0 Derrimut 27.3 Preston 27.2 Kororoit 27.1 Mill Park 26.8 Williamstown 25.7 Richmond 25.5 Lyndhurst 25.1 Footscray 24.8 Altona 24.7 Pascoe Vale 24.2 Clayton 23.8 Yuroke 22.9 Lara 22.3 Melbourne 22.2 Dandenong 20.3 Keilor 18.0 Bundoora 17.6 Tarneit 17.4 Niddrie 16.6 Mulgrave 16.2 Essendon 15.9 Bendigo West 15.9 Melton 15.3 Oakleigh 15.2 Bendigo East 13.0 Narre Warren South 12.6 Ivanhoe 12.5 Albert Park 12.5 Carrum 12.2 Cranbourne 10.8 Narre Warren North 9.7 Yan Yean 9.5 Seymour 9.5 Macedon 9.2 Ballarat West 9.0 Monbulk 8.3 Bellarine 8.2 Geelong 8.1 Mitcham 7.7 Ballarat East 7.6 Ripon 7.4 Narracan 6.8

Frankston 5.8 Forest Hill 5.8 Burwood 5.1 South Barwon 5.0 Morwell 4.9 Eltham 4.8 Bentleigh 4.7 Mordialloc 4.5 Prahran 4.4 Bayswater 2.7 Mount Waverley 2.3 Ferntree Gully 2.3 Kilsyth 2.1 Gembrook 1.6 Hastings 0.9 Evelyn 0.3 Liberal / National Seats (17 / 7) Lowan (NAT) 17.1 Rodney (NAT) 16.4 Shepparton (NAT) 15.1 Swan Hill (NAT) 14.2 Murray Valley (NAT) 13.9 Gippsland South (NAT) 10.9 Malvern 10.2 Polwarth 9.5 Brighton 7.4 Warrandyte 6.3 Kew 6.0 Hawthorn 5.9 Benambra 4.0 Scoresby 3.3 Sandringham 3.0 Bulleen 2.6 Caulfield 2.3 Benalla (NAT) 2.0 Mornington 1.8 Box Hill 1.1 Doncaster 0.8 South West Coast 0.7 Bass 0.6 Nepean 0.2 Independent Seats (2) Gippsland East (v NAT) 11.7 Mildura (v NAT) 18.4

Underlining indicates seats changing party status. See page 7 for details of party status for seats.



LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY : ELECTORATES RANKED BY TWO-PARTY SWING

2-Party 2-Party Electorate Swing Electorate Swing

Swing to Labor Narre Warren North 14.8 Lyndhurst 14.5 Narre Warren South 13.9 Yuroke 13.9 Mill Park 12.9 Evelyn 12.6 Oakleigh 12.4 Forest Hill 12.0 Clayton 11.9 Mulgrave 11.9 Doncaster 11.6 Scoresby 11.5 Keilor 11.3 Mount Waverley 11.3 Burwood 10.9 Monbulk 10.6 Carrum 10.5 Bundoora 10.3 Niddrie 10.2 Yan Yean 10.2 Bendigo East 10.0 Bulleen 10.0 Kilsyth 10.0 Mornington 10.0 Ferntree Gully 9.9 Melbourne 9.8 Richmond 9.8 Cranbourne 9.7 South Barwon 9.7 Lara 9.6 Macedon 9.6 Seymour 9.4 Bellarine 9.3 Altona 9.2 Prahran 9.1 Sandringham 9.1 Bayswater 9.0 Frankston 9.0 Dandenong 8.7 Melton 8.7 Eltham 8.5 Geelong 8.5 Preston 8.4 Gembrook 8.3 Hawthorn 8.2

Hastings 7.9 Essendon 7.8 Kew 7.8 Ivanhoe 7.7 Mitcham 7.7 Thomastown 7.7 Williamstown 7.6 Ballarat West 7.5 Warrandyte 7.5 Narracan 7.4 Pascoe Vale 7.3 Brighton 7.2 Footscray 7.1 Derrimut 7.1 Mordialloc 7.0 Box Hill 6.8 Brunswick 6.8 Tarneit 6.8 Bentleigh 6.7 Mildura 6.6 Bass 6.3 Kororoit 6.2 Nepean 6.0 Albert Park 5.9 Broadmeadows 5.9 Caulfield 5.9 Malvern 5.9 Ripon 5.8 Northcote 5.7 Bendigo West 4.9 Benalla 4.7 Ballarat East 4.3 South West Coast 4.1 Benambra 3.5 Polwarth 3.5 Murray Valley 1.8 Swing to Liberal/National Rodney 2.1 Swan Hill 2.1 Gippsland South 2.8 Shepparton 2.8 Morwell 4.4 Lowan 5.2 Gippsland East 7.4




LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY : ELECTORATES RANKED BY PRE-ELECTION MARGIN

2-Party 2-Party Electorate (Margin) Swing Electorate Swing

Broadmeadows (ALP 24.9%) +5.9 Thomastown (ALP 24.1%) +7.7 Northcote (ALP 22.6%) +5.7 Brunswick (ALP 21.2%) +6.8 Kororoit (ALP 20.8%) +6.2 Derrimut (ALP 20.2%) +7.1 Preston (ALP 18.8%) +8.4 Williamstown (ALP 18.1%) +7.6 Footscray (ALP 17.8%) +7.1 Pascoe Vale (ALP 16.9%) +7.3 Richmond (ALP 15.7%) +9.8 Altona (ALP 15.5%) +9.2 Mill Park (ALP 13.8%) +12.9 Lara (ALP 12.7%) +9.6 Melbourne (ALP 12.3%) +9.8 Clayton (ALP 11.9%) +11.9 Dandenong (ALP 11.6%) +8.7 Bendigo West (ALP 11.0%) +4.9 Tarneit (ALP 10.6%) +6.8 Lyndhurst (ALP 10.6%) +14.5 Morwell (ALP 9.3%) -4.4 Yuroke (ALP 9.0%) +13.9 Essendon (ALP 8.1%) +7.8 Bundoora (ALP 7.2%) +10.3 Keilor (ALP 6.8%) +11.3 Melton (ALP 6.6%) +8.7 Albert Park (ALP 6.6%) +5.9 Niddrie (ALP 6.4%) +10.2 Ivanhoe (ALP 4.8%) +7.7 Mulgrave (ALP 4.3%) +11.9 Ballarat East (ALP 3.3%) +4.3 Oakleigh (ALP 2.9%) +12.4 Bendigo East (ALP 2.9%) +10.0 Carrum (ALP 1.7%) +10.5 Ripon (ALP 1.6%) +5.8 Ballarat West (ALP 1.5%) +7.5 Cranbourne (ALP 1.1%) +9.7 Seymour (ALP 0.1%) +9.4 Mitcham (ALP 0.0%) +7.7 Macedon (LIB 0.4%) +9.6 Geelong (LIB 0.4%) +8.5 Narracan (LIB 0.6%) +7.4 Yan Yean (LIB 0.7%) +10.2 Bellarine (LIB 1.1%) +9.3

Narre Warren South (LIB 1.3%) +13.9 Bentleigh (LIB 1.9%) +6.7 Monbulk (LIB 2.4%) +10.6 Mordialloc (LIB 2.5%) +7.0 Gippsland East (IND Held) -7.4 Frankston (LIB 3.2%) +9.0 Eltham (LIB 3.7%) +8.5 South Barwon (LIB 4.7%) +9.7 Prahran (LIB 4.7%) +9.1 South West Coast (LIB 4.9%) +4.1 Narre Warren North (LIB 5.1%) +14.8 Burwood (LIB 5.8%) +10.9 Nepean (LIB 6.2%) +6.0 Forest Hill (LIB 6.2%) +12.0 Bayswater (LIB 6.3%) +9.0 Gembrook (LIB 6.7%) +8.3 Benalla (NAT 6.7%) +4.7 Bass (Ind held) +6.3 Hastings (LIB 7.1%) +7.9 Benambra (LIB 7.5%) +3.5 Ferntree Gully (LIB 7.6%) +9.9 Kilsyth (LIB 7.9%) +10.0 Box Hill (LIB 7.9%) +6.8 Gippsland South (NAT 8.0%) -2.8 Caulfield (LIB 8.2%) +5.9 Mount Waverley (LIB 9.0%) +11.3 Mornington (LIB 11.8%) +10.0 Lowan (NAT 11.9%) -5.2 Swan Hill (NAT 12.0%) -2.1 Sandringham (LIB 12.1%) +9.1 Shepparton (NAT 12.3%) -2.8 Evelyn (LIB 12.3%) +12.6 Doncaster (LIB 12.3%) +11.6 Bulleen (LIB 12.6%) +10.0 Polwarth (LIB 13.0%) +3.5 Mildura (IND held) +6.6 Warrandyte (LIB 13.8%) +7.5 Kew (LIB 13.8%) +7.8 Hawthorn (LIB 14.1%) +8.2 Rodney (NAT 14.3%) -2.1 Brighton (LIB 14.6%) +7.2 Scoresby (LIB 14.8%) +11.5 Murray Valley (NAT 15.7%) +1.8 Malvern (LIB 16.1%) +5.9




LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY : TWO-PARTY SUMMARY BY ELECTORATE PARTY STATUS

Electoral 2PP Votes 2PP Percentage Category (No. of seats) Labor Lib/Nat Labor Lib/Nat Swing

Marginal Labor (12) 240686 157646 60.4 39.6 8.9 to Labor Safe Labor (14) 300273 154957 66.0 34.0 8.1 to Labor Very Safe Labor (15) 367705 113148 76.5 23.5 8.0 to Labor Total Labor (41) 908664 425751 68.1 31.9 8.3 to Labor Marginal Liberal (15) 290533 221958 56.7 43.3 9.2 to Labor Safe Liberal (12) 201419 195377 50.8 49.2 8.4 to Labor Very Safe Liberal (11) 164276 200980 45.0 55.0 8.6 to Labor Total Liberal (38) 656228 618315 51.5 48.5 8.9 to Labor Safe National (2) 24821 44275 35.9 64.1 4.0 to Lib/Nat Very Safe National (4) 44931 83091 35.1 64.9 1.3 to Lib/Nat Total National (6) 69752 127366 35.4 64.6 2.3 to Lib/Nat

NOTES Seats with a margin less than 6% are classified as Marginal. Seats with margins between 6% and 12% are classified as Safe. Seats with margins greater than 12% are classified as Very Safe. All seats classified after adjusting margins for the redistribution. Table does not include the previously Independent held electorates of Bass/Gippsland West, Gippsland East and Mildure.



REGIONAL SUMMARY The following tables summaries the election result for different regions of the state. All electorates have been classified into three broad categories, Country, Regional Cities and Metropolitan. The Metropolitan seats have been further subdivided into three general areas, the Western Suburbs (roughly all seats north and west of the Yarra, plus Albert Park), the Eastern Suburbs, and the South-East Suburbs. The party status shown is that for the party that won the seat at the 2002 election. Underlining indicates seats changing party status since the 1999 election. See page 7 for details of party status for seats.

Metropolitan (59 seats) Eastern Suburbs (18 seats) Bayswater (ALP), Box Hill (LIB), Bulleen (LIB), Burwood (ALP),

Doncaster (LIB), Evelyn (ALP), Ferntree Gully (ALP), Forest Hill (ALP), Hawthorn (LIB), Kew (LIB), Kilsyth (ALP), Malvern (LIB), Mitcham (ALP), Monbulk (ALP), Mount Waverley (ALP), Prahran (ALP), Scoresby (LIB), Warrandyte (LIB)

South-East Suburbs (18 seats) Bentleigh (ALP), Brighton (LIB), Carrum (ALP), Caulfield (LIB),

Clayton (ALP), Cranbourne (ALP), Dandenong (ALP), Frankston (ALP), Hastings (ALP), Lyndhurst (ALP), Mordialloc (ALP), Mornington (LIB), Mulgrave (ALP), Narre Warren North (ALP), Narre Warren South (ALP), Nepean (LIB), Oakleigh (ALP), Sandringham (LIB)

Western Suburbs (23 seats) Albert Park (ALP), Altona (ALP), Broadmeadows (ALP), Brunswick

(ALP), Bundoora (ALP), Derrimut (ALP), Eltham (ALP), Essendon (ALP), Footscray (ALP), Ivanhoe (ALP), Keilor (ALP), Kororoit (ALP), Melbourne (ALP), Mill Park (ALP), Niddrie (ALP), Northcote (ALP), Pascoe Vale (ALP), Preston (ALP), Richmond (ALP), Tarneit (ALP), Thomastown (ALP), Williamstown (ALP), Yuroke (ALP)

Regional Cities (15 seats) Ballarat East (ALP), Ballarat West (ALP), Bass (LIB), Bellarine

(ALP), Bendigo East (ALP), Bendigo West (ALP), Geelong (ALP), Gembrook (ALP), Lara (ALP), Macedon (ALP), Melton (ALP), Morwell (ALP), Narracan (ALP), South Barwon (ALP), Yan Yean (ALP)

Rural Seats (14 seats) Benalla (NAT), Benambra (LIB), Gippsland East (IND), Gippsland

South (NAT), Lowan (NAT), Mildura (IND), Murray Valley (NAT), Polwarth (LIB), Ripon (ALP), Rodney (NAT), Seymour (ALP), Shepparton (NAT), South West Coast (LIB), Swan Hill (NAT)



METROPOLITAN Enrolled 2161700

Party Votes % Swing

Labor (46) 992361 51.4 +2.6 Liberal (13) 679045 35.2 -11.2 Greens 210311 10.9 +9.8 Others 48020 2.5 -1.2

Labor 2PP 1178320 61.1 +9.1 Lib/Nat 2PP 751209 38.9 -9.1

Formal 1929737 96.4 -0.4 Informal 72255 3.6 +0.4 Total Votes 2001992 92.6

REGIONAL SEATS Enrolled 557917

Party Votes % Swing

Labor (14) 254020 49.7 +3.1 Liberal (1) 171357 33.5 -11.0 National 13462 2.6 +2.3 Greens 44180 8.6 +7.0 Others 27874 5.5 -1.4



RURAL SEATS Enrolled 508849

Party Votes % Swing

Labor (2) 146323 31.5 +0.5 Liberal (3) 135127 29.1 +6.7 National (7) 111541 24.0 -5.4 Greens 28094 6.1 +5.3 Others (2) 42836 9.2 -7.1



EASTERN SUBURBS Enrolled 665051

Party Votes % Swing




SOUTH-EAST SUBURBS Enrolled 647961

Party Votes % Swing




WESTERN SUBURBS Enrolled 848688

Party Votes % Swing

Labor (23) 456694 61.1 +0.4 Liberal 177905 23.8 -10.8 Greens 81962 11.0 +10.1 Others 30574 4.1 +0.3





LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL

STATE-WIDE TOTALS ROLL 3228466

Candi- Seats Party dates Won Change Votes % Vote Swing

Labor Party 22 17 +11 1375245 47.49 +5.26 Liberal Party 22 3 -9 999392 34.51 -5.19 Greens Victoria 22 .. .. 314697 10.87 +8.64 National Party 5 2 -2 126419 4.37 -2.91 Australian Democrats 16 .. .. 51718 1.79 -5.00 Independents 4 .. .. 19534 0.67 -0.62 Hope Australia 4 .. .. 4615 0.16 +0.16 Christian Democrats 2 .. .. 4158 0.14 -0.10 Others .. .. .. .. .. -0.24

Formal 97 . .. 2895778 96.33 -0.30 Informal 110422 3.67 +0.30 Total Votes 3006200 93.12 +0.17

Note: All swings in this section are compared to votes recorded at the 1999 election, though change in party

status are compared to party holdings in 1996.

Seats Changing Hands Labor gains in provinces also gained at 1999 election Chelsea, Geelong Labor gains in provinces won by Liberal Party in 1999 (9) Central Highlands, Eumemmerring, Higinbotham, Koonung, Monash, Silvan, Western Port

(formerly South Eastern), Templestowe, Waverley (notionally gained in redistribution) Liberal gain from National (2) North Eastern, Western ( second seat at by-election) Party Composition of Legislative Council

Labor Liberal National Total

Elected 1999 (See note) 8 12 2 22 Elected 2002 17 3 2 22

Total 25 15 4 44

Note: At the 1999 election, the Liberal Party won 11 provinces and the National Party three. However, the Liberal

Party gained Western Province at a by-election held in conjunction with the 2002 election.

Party Status Provinces

Both seats Labor (8) Ballarat, Chelsea, Doutta Galla, Geelong, Jika Jika, Melbourne, Melbourne North, Melbourne West

Liberal 1999, Labor 2002 (9) Central Highlands, Eumemmerring, Higinbotham, Koonung, Monash, Silvan, Western Port (South Eastern), Templestowe, Waverley

Both seats Liberal (2) East Yarra, Western Both seats National (1) North Western Liberal 1999, National 2002 (2) Gippsland, North Eastern



LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL : SUMMARY OF FIRST PREFERENCE VOTES BY ELECTORATE


Ballarat 72519 48645 .. 14182 2809 4317 142472 150804 Central Highlands 57245 48352 9563 12206 1925 4470 133761 142120 Chelsea 69508 42715 .. 11904 4525 5234 133886 144161 Doutta Galla 84236 31808 .. 8714 2753 7210 134721 144722 East Yarra 47741 60379 .. 20311 3892 4940 137263 147805 Eumemmerring 67534 46120 .. 14059 .. 5546 133259 142717 Geelong 72683 51059 .. 11904 6225 4395 146266 155077 Gippsland 52917 31120 36086 9910 3767 4674 138474 147342 Higinbotham 52445 60580 .. 16451 2952 3845 136273 147006 Jika Jika 78149 28160 .. 18914 5261 5798 136282 146885 Koonung 64757 58338 .. 12598 1583 4421 141697 150457 Melbourne 61810 30771 .. 31481 2878 4652 131592 146252 Melbourne North 90720 25976 .. 10674 3333 7276 137979 149101 Melbourne West 78617 32350 .. 15007 4123 6314 136411 147846 Monash 46697 55855 .. 23154 2795 4015 132516 148551 North Eastern 40279 41725 30134 7243 5797 5576 130754 140134 North Western 47302 29776 30494 7328 16308 4472 135680 144700 Silvan 56588 59906 .. 14793 3680 4549 139516 149287 Templestowe 56952 54670 .. 17469 1972 5195 136258 145421 Waverley 67950 43226 .. 11238 3447 4915 130776 140758 Western 54815 56497 20142 9823 .. 4611 145888 153719 Western Port 53781 61364 .. 15334 .. 3997 134476 143601

TOTAL 1375245 999392 126419 314697 80025 110422 3006200 3228466

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL : SUMMARY OF PERCENTAGE VOTE BY ELECTORATE


Ballarat 52.5 35.2 .. 10.3 2.0 3.0 94.5 Central Highlands 44.3 37.4 7.4 9.4 1.5 3.3 94.1 Chelsea 54.0 33.2 .. 9.3 3.5 3.9 92.9 Doutta Galla 66.1 24.9 .. 6.8 2.2 5.4 93.1 East Yarra 36.1 45.6 .. 15.3 2.9 3.6 92.9 Eumemmerring 52.9 36.1 .. 11.0 .. 4.2 93.4 Geelong 51.2 36.0 .. 8.4 4.4 3.0 94.3 Gippsland 39.5 23.3 27.0 7.4 2.8 3.4 94.0 Higinbotham 39.6 45.7 .. 12.4 2.2 2.8 92.7 Jika Jika 59.9 21.6 .. 14.5 4.0 4.3 92.8 Koonung 47.2 42.5 .. 9.2 1.2 3.1 94.2 Melbourne 48.7 24.2 .. 24.8 2.3 3.5 90.0 Melbourne North 69.4 19.9 .. 8.2 2.6 5.3 92.5 Melbourne West 60.4 24.9 .. 11.5 3.2 4.6 92.3 Monash 36.3 43.5 .. 18.0 2.2 3.0 89.2 North Eastern 32.2 33.3 24.1 5.8 4.6 4.3 93.3 North Western 36.1 22.7 23.2 5.6 12.4 3.3 93.8 Silvan 41.9 44.4 .. 11.0 2.7 3.3 93.5 Templestowe 43.5 41.7 .. 13.3 1.5 3.8 93.7 Waverley 54.0 34.3 .. 8.9 2.7 3.8 92.9 Western 38.8 40.0 14.3 7.0 .. 3.2 94.9 Western Port 41.2 47.0 .. 11.8 .. 3.0 93.6

TOTAL 47.5 34.5 4.4 10.9 2.8 3.7 93.1



LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL PROVINCES Ballarat Roll 150804


First Count McQuilten * ALP 72519 52.5 +3.0 Bath LIB 48645 35.2 -10.5 Bridges GRN 14182 10.3 +10.3 Lutz DEM 2809 2.0 -2.3 .... IND 0.0 -0.6

Final Count McQuilten * ALP 84713 61.3 +9.0 Bath LIB 53426 38.7 -9.0


Central Highlands (ALP gain) Roll 142120


First Count Parisotto NAT 9563 7.4 +6.5 Mitchell ALP 57245 44.3 +1.1 Vandersman DEM 1925 1.5 +0.8 MacKenzie GRN 12206 9.4 +8.4 Marriott LIB 48352 37.4 -16.6 .... OTH 0.0 -0.2

Final Count Mitchell ALP 70460 54.5 +9.8 Marriott LIB 58831 45.5 -9.8


Note: Liberal MLC Geoff Craigie retired.

Chelsea (ALP gain) Roll 144161


First Count Thacker DEM 4525 3.5 -0.5 Lao LIB 42715 33.2 -11.9 Bray GRN 11904 9.3 +8.7 Viney * ALP 69508 54.0 +5.5 .... OTH 0.0 -1.7

Final Count

Lao LIB 49825 38.3 -8.9 Viney * ALP 80160 61.7 +8.9


Note: Liberal MLC Cameron Boardman contested

Western Port Province. Matt Viney was the Labor member for the lower house electorate of Frankston East.

Doutta Galla Roll 144722


First Count Tutone LIB 31808 24.9 -8.6 Beckwith GRN 8714 6.8 +6.8 Livesay DEM 2753 2.2 +2.2 Gould * ALP 84236 66.1 -0.4

Final Count Tutone LIB 35797 28.1 -5.5 Gould * ALP 91581 71.9 +5.5


East Yarra Roll 147805


First Count Wilson ALP 47741 36.1 +2.9 Campbell GRN 20311 15.3 +15.3 Haack HOP 792 0.6 +0.6 Winzer DEM 2097 1.6 -8.8 French IND 1003 0.8 +0.8 Davis * LIB 60379 45.6 -10.8

Final Count

Wilson ALP 66019 49.9 +9.9 Davis * LIB 66304 50.1 -9.9


Note: By-election conducted for other East Yarra seat

on election day. See by-election page 43. Eumemmerring (ALP gain) Roll 142717


First Count Kay GRN 14059 11.0 +11.0 Morland LIB 46120 36.1 -10.1 Somyurek ALP 67534 52.9 +8.4 .... DEM 0.0 -3.1 .... OTH 0.0 -6.1

Final Count

Morland LIB 51230 40.1 -10.5 Somyurek ALP 76438 59.9 +10.5


Note: Liberal MLC Neil Lucas contested the lower

house electorate of Gembrook.



Geelong (ALP gain) Roll 155077


First Count Menheere-Thompson DEM 3255 2.3 -2.9 Murray GRN 11904 8.4 +4.3 Eren ALP 72683 51.2 +5.7 Barron CDP 1826 1.3 +1.3 Nicholls IND 1144 0.8 +0.8 Cover * LIB 51059 36.0 -9.2

Final Count Eren ALP 86253 60.8 +8.8 Cover * LIB 55564 39.2 -8.8


Gippsland Roll 147342


First Count

Wishart ALP 52917 39.5 +0.8 Lane GRN 9910 7.4 +7.0 Hall * NAT 36086 27.0 +27.0 Tyler LIB 31120 23.3 -17.6 McCubbin DEM 3767 2.8 -3.0 .... OTH 0.0 -14.2

Final Count Wishart ALP 64210 48.0 -0.1 Hall * NAT 69590 52.0 +0.1


Higinbotham (ALP gain) Roll 147006


First Count Heffernan LIB 60580 45.7 -10.1 Wilson DEM 2952 2.2 -39.1 McDermott GRN 16451 12.4 +12.4 Pullen ALP 52445 39.6 +36.9 .... OTH 0.0 -0.1

Final Count Heffernan LIB 65717 49.6 -6.5 Pullen ALP 66711 50.4 +6.5


Note: Liberal MLC John Ross retired.

Jika Jika Roll 146885


First Count Healy DEM 5261 4.0 +3.9 Bhathal GRN 18914 14.5 +14.5 Theophanous * ALP 78149 59.9 -5.8 Flitner LIB 28160 21.6 -12.5 .... OTH 0.0 -0.1

Final Count

Theophanous * ALP 98031 75.1 +9.2 Flitner LIB 32424 24.9 -9.2


Koonung (ALP gain) Roll 150457


First Count Buckingham ALP 64757 47.2 +9.7 Ashman * LIB 58338 42.5 -11.4 Kir GRN 12598 9.2 +6.2 Manassa HOP 1583 1.2 +1.2 .... DEM 0.0 -5.6

Final Count Buckingham ALP 74853 54.5 +11.7 Ashman * LIB 62423 45.5 -11.7


Melbourne Roll 146252


First Count Christo LIB 30771 24.2 -10.0 Coric DEM 2878 2.3 -8.0 Evans GRN 31481 24.8 +24.8 Jennings * ALP 61810 48.7 -6.7 .... OTH 0.0 -0.1

Final Count Christo LIB 0 0.0 -36.6 Evans GRN 59881 47.2 +47.2 Jennings * ALP 67059 52.8 -10.6

2-Party Preferred Christo LIB 36447 28.7 -8.0 Jennings * ALP 90671 71.3 +8.0




Melbourne North Roll 149101


First Count Cuthbertson GRN 10674 8.2 +8.2 Robertson DEM 3333 2.6 +2.0 Broad * ALP 90720 69.4 +4.3 Buch LIB 25976 19.9 -11.4 .... OTH 0.0 -3.1

Final Count

Broad * ALP 101705 77.8 +10.7 Buch LIB 28979 22.2 -10.7


Melbourne West Roll 147846


First Count Hammond LIB 32350 24.9 -8.2 Ellis GRN 15007 11.5 +11.5 Thomas DEM 4123 3.2 -2.6 Nguyen * ALP 78617 60.4 -0.7

Final Count

Hammond LIB 38237 29.4 -5.7 Nguyen * ALP 91780 70.6 +5.7


Monash (ALP gain) Roll 148551


First Count

Lewis GRN 23154 18.0 +18.0 Scheffer ALP 46697 36.3 -1.2 Katsambanis * LIB 55855 43.5 -8.1 Zemdegs DEM 2795 2.2 -5.3 .... OTH 0.0 -3.4

Final Count Scheffer ALP 66740 51.9 +7.5 Katsambanis * LIB 61761 48.1 -7.5


North Eastern (LIB gain) Roll 140134


First Count Pleash DEM 3465 2.8 -5.2 Seymour CDP 2332 1.9 +1.9 Crothers ALP 40279 32.2 -3.4 Lovell LIB 41725 33.3 +32.4 Kunert GRN 7243 5.8 +5.8 Chambers NAT 30134 24.1 -31.4

Final Count Crothers ALP 51640 41.3 +1.4 Lovell LIB 73538 58.7 +58.7 Chambers NAT 0 0.0 -60.1


Note: National MLC Jeanette Powell contested the

lower house electorate of Shepparton. North Western Roll 144700


First Count Kennedy LIB 29776 22.7 +21.0 Lewis ALP 47302 36.1 -4.6 Rivendell GRN 7328 5.6 +5.6 Drum NAT 30494 23.2 -27.2 Whelan IND 16308 12.4 +12.4 .... DEM 0.0 -7.0 .... OTH 0.0 -0.2

Final Count Lewis ALP 65008 49.5 +5.3 Drum NAT 66200 50.5 -5.3


Note: National MLC Ron Best retired.

Silvan (ALP gain) Roll 149287


First Count

Smith * LIB 59906 44.4 -8.4 Abson GRN 14793 11.0 +10.7 Carden DEM 2333 1.7 -4.1 Tischler HOP 1347 1.0 +1.0 Hirsh ALP 56588 41.9 +3.5 .... OTH 0.0 -2.7

Final Count Smith * LIB 65082 48.2 -8.3 Hirsh ALP 69885 51.8 +8.3




Templestowe (ALP gain) Roll 145421


First Count Roberts GRN 17469 13.3 -21.5 Temple IND 1079 0.8 +0.8 Furletti * LIB 54670 41.7 -11.8 Poynton HOP 893 0.7 +0.7 Argondizzo ALP 56952 43.5 +42.1 .... DEM 0.0 -10.2

Final Count Furletti * LIB 60452 46.1 -9.6 Argondizzo ALP 70611 53.9 +9.6


Waverley (ALP gain) Roll 140758


First Count

McGill LIB 43226 34.3 -9.7 Morgan DEM 3447 2.7 -4.3 Welsh GRN 11238 8.9 +8.8 Lenders * ALP 67950 54.0 +6.2 .... OTH 0.0 -1.0

Final Count McGill LIB 47362 37.6 -9.8 Lenders * ALP 78478 62.4 +9.8


Note: Liberal MLC Maree Luckins contested lower

house electorate of Narre Warren North. Lenders was the member for the lower house seat of Dandenong North. Waverley was a notional Labor seat based on the redistribution.

Western Roll 153719


First Count Jackson ALP 54815 38.8 +0.8 Vogels * LIB 56497 40.0 +32.5 Spokes GRN 9823 7.0 +7.0 Walcott NAT 20142 14.3 -34.9 .... DEM 0.0 -0.8 .... OTH 0.0 -4.5

Final Count Jackson ALP 64505 45.7 +4.7 Vogels * LIB 76772 54.3 -4.7


Note: Liberal MLC Bruce Chamberlain retired. A by-

election was held for the National held Western province seat elected in 1999. See by-elections on page 43 for result.

Western Port (ALP gain) Roll 143601


First Count

Boardman * LIB 61364 47.0 -7.1 Hilton ALP 53781 41.2 +4.8 Hutchison GRN 15334 11.8 +7.9 .... DEM 0.0 -4.9 .... OTH 0.0 -0.7

Final Count Boardman * LIB 65038 49.8 -8.5 Hilton ALP 65441 50.2 +8.5


Note: Liberal MLC Ken Smith contested the lower

house electorate of Bass. Cameron Boardman was the sitting Liberal MLC for Waverley Province.



LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL : SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS BY ELECTORATE


Ballarat 84713 53426 61.3 38.7 9.0 to Labor Central Highlands 70460 58831 54.5 45.5 9.7 to Labor Chelsea 80160 49825 61.7 38.3 8.9 to Labor Doutta Galla 91581 35797 71.9 28.1 5.5 to Labor East Yarra 66019 66304 49.9 50.1 9.9 to Labor Eumemmerring 76438 51230 59.9 40.1 10.5 to Labor Geelong 86253 55564 60.8 39.2 8.9 to Labor Gippsland 64210 69590 48.0 52.0 0.1 to Lib/Nat Higinbotham 66711 65717 50.4 49.6 6.5 to Labor Jika Jika 98031 32424 75.1 24.9 9.3 to Labor Koonung 74853 62423 54.5 45.5 11.7 to Labor Melbourne 90671 36447 71.3 28.7 8.0 to Labor Melbourne North 101705 28979 77.8 22.2 10.8 to Labor Melbourne West 91780 38237 70.6 29.4 5.7 to Labor Monash 66740 61761 51.9 48.1 7.6 to Labor North Eastern 51640 73538 41.3 58.7 1.4 to Labor North Western 65008 66200 49.5 50.5 5.3 to Labor Silvan 69885 65082 51.8 48.2 8.3 to Labor Templestowe 70611 60452 53.9 46.1 9.6 to Labor Waverley 78478 47362 62.4 37.6 9.8 to Labor Western 64505 76772 45.7 54.3 4.6 to Labor Western Port 65441 65038 50.2 49.8 8.4 to Labor

State-wide Totals 1675893 1220999 57.9 42.1 7.7 to Labor



LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL : ELECTORATE RANKED BY TWO-CANDIDATE PREFERRED VOTE

Electorate Margin Electorate Margin

Labor Seats (17) Melbourne North 27.8 Jika Jika 25.1 Doutta Galla 21.9 Melbourne 21.3 Melbourne West 20.6 Waverley 12.4 Chelsea 11.7 Ballarat 11.3 Geelong 10.8 Eumemmerring 9.9 Koonung 4.5 Central Highlands 4.5 Templestowe 3.9 Monash 1.9 Silvan 1.8 Higinbotham 0.4 Western Port 0.2

Liberal / National Seats (3 / 2) North Eastern 8.7 Western 4.3 Gippsland (NAT) 2.0 North Western (NAT) 0.5 East Yarra 0.1

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL : ELECTORATES RANKED BY TWO-PARTY SWING

2-Party 2-Party Electorate Swing Electorate Swing

Swing to Labor Koonung 11.7 Melbourne North 10.8 Eumemmerring 10.5 East Yarra 9.9 Waverley 9.8 Central Highlands 9.7 Templestowe 9.6 Jika Jika 9.3 Ballarat 9.0 Chelsea 8.9 Geelong 8.9 Western Port +8.4

Silvan 8.3 Melbourne 8.0 Monash 7.6 Higinbotham 6.5 Melbourne West 5.7 Doutta Galla 5.5 North Western 5.3 Western 4.6 North Eastern 1.4 Swing to Liberal/National Gippsland 0.1



BY-ELECTIONS Legislative Assembly Burwood (ALP gain) 34964 (11 December 1999: Resignation of Jeff Kennett)


First Count Stensholt ALP 13410 45.0 +3.5 McLean LIB 12054 40.5 -15.0 Crohn GRN 1875 6.3 +6.3 Ferwerda DLP 453 1.5 +1.5 Mayne IND 1975 6.6 +6.6 … OTH 0 0.0 -3.0

Final Count Stensholt ALP 15963 53.6 +10.4 McLean LIB 13804 46.4 -10.4


Benalla (ALP gain) 34144 (13 May 2000: Resignation of Pat McNamara)


First Count Smith IND 234 0.8 +0.8 Hill IND 1983 6.7 +6.7 Thorpe ARP 101 0.3 +0.3 Allen ALP 12514 42.1 -0.5 Mackenzie GRN 597 2.0 +2.0 Sykes NAT 12244 41.2 -16.2 Rowe IND 2072 7.0 +7.0

Final Count Allen ALP 14991 50.4 +7.8 Sykes NAT 14754 49.6 -7.8


Legislative Council East Yarra 141384 (30 Nov 2002: Resignation of Mark Birrell)


First Count

Sharp DEM 3805 3.0 -7.4 Salter GRN 21096 16.6 +16.6 Dalla-Riva LIB 58145 45.8 -11.0 Fowles ALP 43964 34.6 +1.8

Final Count

Dalla-Riva LIB 65500 51.5 -8.8 Fowles ALP 61634 48.5 +8.8


Note: Vacancy for a position filled at the 1999

election. The by-election was conducted on the same day as the 2002 state election but using the old electoral boundaries. Western (LIB gain) 130708 (30 Nov 2002: Resignation of Roger Hallam)


First Count Brown GRN 10973 9.2 +9.2 Clegg ALP 40984 34.3 -0.7 Miller NAT 21263 17.8 -41.7 Koch LIB 46321 38.8 +38.8 … OTH 0 0.0 -5.5

Final Count Clegg ALP 52588 44.0 +5.9 Koch LIB 66953 56.0 +56.0 … NAT 0 0.0 -61.9


Note: Vacancy for a position filled at the 1999

election. The by-election was conducted on the same day as the 2002 state election. The alternate Western province position filled at the 2002 election was already held by the Liberal Party. The by-election was conducted using the old electoral boundaries.



Changes In Parliamentary Membership The following table summarise members who retired, were defeated, were elected for the first time, changed seat due to the redistribution or changed chamber at the 2002 election. A total of 15 members of the Legislative Assembly were defeated, 9 did not re-contest the election, three members were elected to the Legislative Council and 12 members were elected to electorates with new names. There were 27 new members, five succeeding a member of their own party following retirement, 20 elected after gaining a seat and two members transferring from the Legislative Council. Legislative Assembly: Members Retiring, Defeated or Changing Seat at the 2002 Election

MLA (Party) Electorate Change in Status

Denise Allen (ALP) Benalla Defeated Alex Andrianopoulos (ALP) Mill Park Did not contest Gordon Ashley (LIB) Bayswater Defeated Liz Beattie (ALP) Tullamarine Elected contesting Yuroke Leonie Burke (LIB) Prahran Defeated Carolo Carli (ALP) Coburg Elected contesting Brunswick Susan Davies (IND) Gippsland West Defeated contesting Bass Robert Dean (LIB) Berwick Did not contest Hugh Delahunty (NAT) Wimmera Elected contesting Lowan Martin Dixon (LIB) Dromana Elected contesting Nepean Mary Douglas (ALP) Werribee Elected contesting Tarneit Joanne Duncan (ALP) Gisborne Elected contesting Macedon Lorraine Elliott (LIB) Mooroolbark Defeated contesting Kilsyth Christine Fyffe (LIB) Evelyn Defeated Andre Haermeyer (ALP) Yan Yean Elected contesting Kororoit Keith Hamilton (ALP) Morwell Did not contest Tim Holding (ALP) Springvale Elected contesting Lyndhurst Don Kilgour (NAT) Shepparton Did not contest Telmo Languiller (ALP) Sunshine Elected contesting Derrimut Geoff Leigh (LIB) Mordialloc Defeated John Lenders (ALP) Dandenong North Elected contesting Waverley Province (LC) Peter Loney (ALP) Geelong North Elected contesting Lara Hurtle Lupton (LIB) Knox Defeated contesting Ferntree Gully Steve McArthur (LIB) Monbulk Defeated Andrea McCall (LIB) Frankston Defeated Rob McLellan (LIB) Pakenham Did not contest Denis Napthine (LIB) Portland Elected contesting South-West Coast Alister Paterson (LIB) South Barwon Defeated Inga Peulich (LIB) Bentleigh Defeated Wayne Phillips (LIB) Eltham Defeated John Richardson (LIB) Forest Hill Did not contest Gary Rowe (LIB) Cranbourne Defeated Ross Smith (LIB) Mount Waverley Did not contest Garry Spry (LIB) Bellarine Did not contest Barry Steggall (NAT) Swan Hill Did not contest Matt Viney (ALP) Frankston East Elected contesting Chelsea Province (LC) John Vogel (LIB) Warrnambool Elected contesting Western Province (LC) Kim Wells (LIB) Wantirna Elected contesting Scoresby Ron Wilson (LIB) Bennettswood Defeated contesting Mount Waverley



Legislative Assembly: New Members

MLA (Party) Electorate Change in Status

Daniel Andrews (ALP) Mulgrave Succeeded John Lenders (ALP) Dympna Beard (ALP) Kilsyth Defeated Lorraine Elliott (LIB) Rosy Buchanan (ALP) Hastings Gained new notionally Liberal seat Lily D'Ambrosio (ALP) Mill Park Succeeded Alex Andrianopoulos (ALP) Michael Crutchfield (ALP) South Barwon Defeated Alister Paterson (LIB) Luke Donnellan (ALP) Narre Warren North Defeated Maree Luckins MLC (LIB) Anne Eckstein (ALP) Ferntree Gully Defeated Hurtle Lupton (LIB) Danielle Green (ALP) Yan Yean Succeeded Andre Haermeyer (ALP) Alistair Harkness (ALP) Frankston Defeated Andrea McCall (LIB) Steve Herbert (ALP) Eltham Defeated Wayne Phillips (LIB) Rob Hudson (ALP) Bentleigh Defeated Inga Peulich (LIB) Brendan Jenkins (ALP) Morwell Succeeded Keith Hamilton (ALP) Tammy Lobato (ALP) Gembrook Defeated neil Lucas MLC (LIB) Peter Lockwood (ALP) Bayswater Defeated Gordon Ashley (LIB) Tony Lupton (ALP) Prahran Defeated Leonie Burke (LIB) Kirstie Marshall (ALP) Forest Hill Gained vacant Liberal seat Heather McTaggart (ALP) Evelyn Defeated Christine Fyffe (LIB) James Merlino(ALP) Monbulk Defeated Steve McArthur (LIB) Maxine Morand (ALP) Mount Waverley Defeated Ross Smith (LIB) Janice Munt (ALP) Mordialloc Defeated Geoff Leigh (LIB) Lisa Neville (ALP) Bellarine Gained vacant Liberal seat Jude Perera (ALP) Cranbourne Defeated Garry Rowe (LIB) Jeanette Powell (NAT) Shepparton Previously MLC for North Eastern Province Ken Smith (LIB) Bass Previously MLC for South Eastern Province Bill Sykes (NAT) Benalla Defeated Denise Allen (ALP) Peter Walsh (NAT) Swan Hill Succeeded Barry Steggall Dale Wilson (ALP) Narre Warren South Gained new notionally Liberal seat

A total of 6 members of the Legislative Council were defeated, 6 did not contest the election, four contested electorates in the Legislative Assembly with two elected and two defeated. Three newly elected MLCs moved from the Legislative Assembly, three new MLCs succeeded retiring members and 10 gained seats for their party. These figures include changes caused by the by-elections in East Yarra and Western Provinces. Legislative Council: Members Retiring, Defeated or Changing Seat at the 2002 Election

MLC (Party) Province Change in Status

Gerald Ashman (LIB) Koonung Defeated Ron Best (NAT) North Western. Did not contest Mark Birrell (LIB) East Yarra (By-elec) Retired creating by-election Cameron Boardman (LIB) Chelsea Defeated contesting Western Port Province Bruce Chamberlain (LIB) Western Did not contest Ian Cover (LIB) Geelong Defeated Geoff Craigie (LIB) Central Highlands Did not contest Carlo Furletti (LIB) Templestowe Defeated Roger Hallam (NAT) Western Retired creating by-election Peter Katsambanis (LIB) Monash Defeated Neil Lucas (LIB) Eumemmerring Defeated contesting Gembrook (LA) Maree Luckins (LIB) Waverley Defeated contesting Narre Warren North (LA) Jeanette Powell (NAT) North-Eastern Elected contesting Shepparton (LA) John Ross (LIB) Higinbotham Did not contest Ken Smith (LIB) South Eastern Elected contesting Bass (LA) Wendy Smith (LIB) Silvan Defeated



Legislative Council: New Members

MLC (Party) Province Change in Status

Lidia Argondizzo (ALP) Templestowe Defeated carlo Furletti (LIB) Helen Buckingham (ALP) Koonung Defeated Gerald Ashman (LIB) Richard Dalla-Riva (LIB) East Yarra (By-elec) Succeeded Mark Birrell (LIB) Damian Drum (NAT) North Western Succeeded Ron Best (NAT) John Eren (ALP) Geelong Defeated Ian Cover (LIB) Carolyn Hirsh (ALP) Silvan Defeated Wendy Smith (LIB) Geoff Hilton (ALP) Western Port Defeated Cameron Boardman (LIB) David Koch (LIB) Western (By-elec) Gained vacant National seat John Lenders (ALP) Waverley Previously MLA for Dandenong North Wendy Lovell (LIB) North Eastern Gained vacant National seat Robert Mitchell (ALP) Central Highlands Gained vacant Liberal seat Noel Pullen (ALP) Higinbotham Gained vacant Liberal seat John Scheffer (ALP) Monash Defeated Peter Katsambanis (LIB) Adem Somyurek (ALP) Eumemmerring Gained vacant Liberal seat Matt Viney (ALP) Chelsea Previously MLA for Frankston East John Vogel (LIB) Western Previously MLA for Warrnambool

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