2025 federal election results in Victoria.
Open any division for every candidate, first-preference total, final two-candidate count, turnout, informal ballot total, and source.
Victoria
Aston
Victoria
ElectedMary Doyle
Australian Labor Party · 7,531 vote TCP majorityBallarat
Victoria
ElectedCatherine King
Australian Labor Party · 22,298 vote TCP majorityBendigo
Victoria
ElectedLisa Chesters
Australian Labor Party · 2,983 vote TCP majorityBruce
Victoria
ElectedJulian Hill
Australian Labor Party · 32,008 vote TCP majorityCalwell
Victoria
ElectedBasem Abdo
Australian Labor Party · 9,131 vote TCP majorityCasey
Victoria
ElectedAaron Violi
Liberal · 6,395 vote TCP majorityChisholm
Victoria
ElectedCarina Garland
Australian Labor Party · 12,850 vote TCP majorityCooper
Victoria
ElectedGed Kearney
Australian Labor Party · 20,906 vote TCP majorityCorangamite
Victoria
ElectedLibby Coker
Australian Labor Party · 16,742 vote TCP majorityCorio
Victoria
ElectedRichard Marles
Australian Labor Party · 29,169 vote TCP majorityDeakin
Victoria
ElectedMatt Gregg
Australian Labor Party · 6,521 vote TCP majorityDunkley
Victoria
ElectedJodie Belyea
Australian Labor Party · 15,454 vote TCP majorityFlinders
Victoria
ElectedZoe Mckenzie
Liberal · 5,257 vote TCP majorityFraser
Victoria
ElectedDaniel Mulino
Australian Labor Party · 19,831 vote TCP majorityGellibrand
Victoria
ElectedTim Watts
Australian Labor Party · 31,776 vote TCP majorityGippsland
Victoria
ElectedDarren Chester
The Nationals · 40,554 vote TCP majorityGoldstein
Victoria
ElectedTim Wilson
Liberal · 175 vote TCP majorityGorton
Victoria
ElectedAlice Jordan-Baird
Australian Labor Party · 23,330 vote TCP majorityHawke
Victoria
ElectedSam Rae
Australian Labor Party · 15,843 vote TCP majorityHolt
Victoria
ElectedCassandra Fernando
Australian Labor Party · 27,843 vote TCP majorityHotham
Victoria
ElectedClare O'Neil
Australian Labor Party · 35,813 vote TCP majorityIndi
Victoria
ElectedHelen Haines
Independent · 18,267 vote TCP majorityIsaacs
Victoria
ElectedMark Dreyfus
Australian Labor Party · 31,027 vote TCP majorityJagajaga
Victoria
ElectedKate Thwaites
Australian Labor Party · 28,617 vote TCP majorityKooyong
Victoria
ElectedMonique Ryan
Independent · 1,532 vote TCP majorityLa Trobe
Victoria
ElectedJason Wood
Liberal · 4,270 vote TCP majorityLalor
Victoria
ElectedJoanne Ryan
Australian Labor Party · 26,238 vote TCP majorityMacnamara
Victoria
ElectedJosh Burns
Australian Labor Party · 23,670 vote TCP majorityMallee
Victoria
ElectedAnne Webster
The Nationals · 39,487 vote TCP majorityMaribyrnong
Victoria
ElectedJo Briskey
Australian Labor Party · 28,123 vote TCP majorityMcEwen
Victoria
ElectedRob Mitchell
Australian Labor Party · 9,960 vote TCP majorityMelbourne
Victoria
ElectedSarah Witty
Australian Labor Party · 5,878 vote TCP majorityMenzies
Victoria
ElectedGabriel Ng
Australian Labor Party · 2,358 vote TCP majorityMonash
Victoria
ElectedMary Aldred
Liberal · 8,382 vote TCP majorityNicholls
Victoria
ElectedSam Birrell
The Nationals · 30,324 vote TCP majorityScullin
Victoria
ElectedAndrew Giles
Australian Labor Party · 27,599 vote TCP majorityWannon
Victoria
ElectedDan Tehan
Liberal · 7,095 vote TCP majorityWills
Victoria
ElectedPeter Khalil
Australian Labor Party · 3,137 vote TCP majoritySource: Australian Electoral Commission · official final historical results, not a current House membership roster.
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2025 Victoria Federal Election Results by Division
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