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Australia

Explore all 150 official final 2025 Australian House division results, 1,126 candidacies, first preferences, TCP counts, turnout, permanent pages, and public API records.

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Everything live for Australia, in one place.

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8published layers
4visible gaps
AUcountry code
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permanent country IDPublished now
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electoral-management sourcePublished now
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national election-authority linkPublished now
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parliamentary institution namesPublished now
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all 150 final 2025 House division resultsPublished now
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all 1,126 candidacy first-preference recordsPublished now
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final two-candidate-preferred countsPublished now
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historical result APIPublished now
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The complete 2025 federal-election records are available.

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  • permanent country ID
  • electoral-management source
  • national election-authority link
  • parliamentary institution names
  • all 150 final 2025 House division results
  • all 1,126 candidacy first-preference records
  • final two-candidate-preferred counts
  • historical result API

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  • current member tenure roster
  • political finance
  • state and local election adapters
  • native-language interface
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Election administration

Independent

International IDEA's published electoral-management model for Australia, source year 2025. This is a reproduced source label, not an Electionpedia rating.

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Permanent institution

Parliament of Australia

House of RepresentativesSenate

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27,194,286

World Bank Population, total for 2024. This value defines the reproducible major-country cohort; it is not an Electionpedia rank or judgment of importance.

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