2025 federal election results in Western Australia.
Open any division for every candidate, first-preference total, final two-candidate count, turnout, informal ballot total, and source.
Western Australia
Brand
Western Australia
ElectedMadeleine King
Australian Labor Party · 31,739 vote TCP majorityBullwinkel
Western Australia
ElectedTrish Cook
Australian Labor Party · 1,066 vote TCP majorityBurt
Western Australia
ElectedMatt Keogh
Australian Labor Party · 30,999 vote TCP majorityCanning
Western Australia
ElectedAndrew Hastie
Liberal · 13,187 vote TCP majorityCowan
Western Australia
ElectedAnne Aly
Australian Labor Party · 26,217 vote TCP majorityCurtin
Western Australia
ElectedKate Chaney
Independent · 6,888 vote TCP majorityDurack
Western Australia
ElectedMelissa Price
Liberal · 17,862 vote TCP majorityForrest
Western Australia
ElectedBen Small
Liberal · 4,447 vote TCP majorityFremantle
Western Australia
ElectedJosh Wilson
Australian Labor Party · 1,400 vote TCP majorityHasluck
Western Australia
ElectedTania Lawrence
Australian Labor Party · 30,527 vote TCP majorityMoore
Western Australia
ElectedTom French
Australian Labor Party · 6,167 vote TCP majorityO'Connor
Western Australia
ElectedRick Wilson
Liberal · 26,597 vote TCP majorityPearce
Western Australia
ElectedTracey Roberts
Australian Labor Party · 12,627 vote TCP majorityPerth
Western Australia
ElectedPatrick Gorman
Australian Labor Party · 32,944 vote TCP majoritySwan
Western Australia
ElectedZaneta Mascarenhas
Australian Labor Party · 27,496 vote TCP majorityTangney
Western Australia
ElectedSam Lim
Australian Labor Party · 15,515 vote TCP majoritySource: Australian Electoral Commission · official final historical results, not a current House membership roster.
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2025 Western Australia Federal Election Results by Division
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