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Official final results · 46 divisions

2025 federal election results in New South Wales.

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New South Wales

366 candidate records
NSW · 103FINAL 2025

Banks

New South Wales

ElectedZhi Soon

Australian Labor Party · 4,725 vote TCP majority
NSW · 104FINAL 2025

Barton

New South Wales

ElectedAsh Ambihaipahar

Australian Labor Party · 31,991 vote TCP majority
NSW · 105FINAL 2025

Bennelong

New South Wales

ElectedJerome Laxale

Australian Labor Party · 20,340 vote TCP majority
NSW · 106FINAL 2025

Berowra

New South Wales

ElectedJulian Leeser

Liberal · 3,778 vote TCP majority
NSW · 107FINAL 2025

Blaxland

New South Wales

ElectedJason Clare

Australian Labor Party · 38,062 vote TCP majority
NSW · 108FINAL 2025

Bradfield

New South Wales

ElectedNicolette Boele

Independent · 26 vote TCP majority
NSW · 109FINAL 2025

Calare

New South Wales

ElectedAndrew Gee

Independent · 14,409 vote TCP majority
NSW · 111FINAL 2025

Chifley

New South Wales

ElectedEd Husic

Australian Labor Party · 35,466 vote TCP majority
NSW · 112FINAL 2025

Cook

New South Wales

ElectedSimon Kennedy

Liberal · 15,304 vote TCP majority
NSW · 113FINAL 2025

Cowper

New South Wales

ElectedPat Conaghan

The Nationals · 5,483 vote TCP majority
NSW · 114FINAL 2025

Cunningham

New South Wales

ElectedAlison Byrnes

Australian Labor Party · 40,466 vote TCP majority
NSW · 115FINAL 2025

Dobell

New South Wales

ElectedEmma Mcbride

Australian Labor Party · 19,503 vote TCP majority
NSW · 117FINAL 2025

Eden-Monaro

New South Wales

ElectedKristy Mcbain

Australian Labor Party · 15,452 vote TCP majority
NSW · 118FINAL 2025

Farrer

New South Wales

ElectedSussan Ley

Liberal · 12,769 vote TCP majority
NSW · 119FINAL 2025

Fowler

New South Wales

ElectedDai Le

Independent · 4,974 vote TCP majority
NSW · 120FINAL 2025

Gilmore

New South Wales

ElectedFiona Phillips

Australian Labor Party · 11,393 vote TCP majority
NSW · 121FINAL 2025

Grayndler

New South Wales

ElectedAnthony Albanese

Australian Labor Party · 37,398 vote TCP majority
NSW · 122FINAL 2025

Greenway

New South Wales

ElectedMichelle Rowland

Australian Labor Party · 28,281 vote TCP majority
NSW · 124FINAL 2025

Hughes

New South Wales

ElectedDavid Moncrieff

Australian Labor Party · 6,009 vote TCP majority
NSW · 125FINAL 2025

Hume

New South Wales

ElectedAngus Taylor

Liberal · 16,027 vote TCP majority
NSW · 126FINAL 2025

Hunter

New South Wales

ElectedDan Repacholi

Australian Labor Party · 20,180 vote TCP majority
NSW · 127FINAL 2025

Kingsford Smith

New South Wales

ElectedMatt Thistlethwaite

Australian Labor Party · 34,076 vote TCP majority
NSW · 128FINAL 2025

Lindsay

New South Wales

ElectedMelissa Mcintosh

Liberal · 5,462 vote TCP majority
NSW · 130FINAL 2025

Lyne

New South Wales

ElectedAlison Penfold

The Nationals · 21,388 vote TCP majority
NSW · 131FINAL 2025

Macarthur

New South Wales

ElectedMike Freelander

Australian Labor Party · 29,194 vote TCP majority
NSW · 132FINAL 2025

Mackellar

New South Wales

ElectedSophie Scamps

Independent · 12,663 vote TCP majority
NSW · 133FINAL 2025

Macquarie

New South Wales

ElectedSusan Templeman

Australian Labor Party · 16,907 vote TCP majority
NSW · 315FINAL 2025

McMahon

New South Wales

ElectedChris Bowen

Australian Labor Party · 17,649 vote TCP majority
NSW · 134FINAL 2025

Mitchell

New South Wales

ElectedAlex Hawke

Liberal · 8,345 vote TCP majority
NSW · 135FINAL 2025

New England

New South Wales

ElectedBarnaby Joyce

The Nationals · 39,014 vote TCP majority
NSW · 136FINAL 2025

Newcastle

New South Wales

ElectedSharon Claydon

Australian Labor Party · 34,222 vote TCP majority
NSW · 138FINAL 2025

Page

New South Wales

ElectedKevin Hogan

The Nationals · 19,982 vote TCP majority
NSW · 139FINAL 2025

Parkes

New South Wales

ElectedJamie Chaffey

The Nationals · 27,207 vote TCP majority
NSW · 140FINAL 2025

Parramatta

New South Wales

ElectedAndrew Charlton

Australian Labor Party · 24,390 vote TCP majority
NSW · 249FINAL 2025

Paterson

New South Wales

ElectedMeryl Swanson

Australian Labor Party · 14,978 vote TCP majority
NSW · 144FINAL 2025

Reid

New South Wales

ElectedSally Sitou

Australian Labor Party · 24,307 vote TCP majority
NSW · 145FINAL 2025

Richmond

New South Wales

ElectedJustine Elliot

Australian Labor Party · 20,998 vote TCP majority
NSW · 250FINAL 2025

Riverina

New South Wales

ElectedMichael Mccormack

The Nationals · 26,715 vote TCP majority
NSW · 146FINAL 2025

Robertson

New South Wales

ElectedGordon Reid

Australian Labor Party · 19,007 vote TCP majority
NSW · 148FINAL 2025

Shortland

New South Wales

ElectedPat Conroy

Australian Labor Party · 24,880 vote TCP majority
NSW · 149FINAL 2025

Sydney

New South Wales

ElectedTanya Plibersek

Australian Labor Party · 44,929 vote TCP majority
NSW · 151FINAL 2025

Warringah

New South Wales

ElectedZali Steggall

Independent · 25,741 vote TCP majority
NSW · 251FINAL 2025

Watson

New South Wales

ElectedTony Burke

Australian Labor Party · 27,364 vote TCP majority
NSW · 152FINAL 2025

Wentworth

New South Wales

ElectedAllegra Spender

Independent · 18,427 vote TCP majority
NSW · 153FINAL 2025

Werriwa

New South Wales

ElectedAnne Maree Stanley

Australian Labor Party · 11,870 vote TCP majority
NSW · 150FINAL 2025

Whitlam

New South Wales

ElectedCarol Berry

Australian Labor Party · 13,656 vote TCP majority

Source: Australian Electoral Commission · official final historical results, not a current House membership roster.

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