Candidates of the 2022 Australian federal election explained

At the close of nominations a total of 1,624 candidates had stood for the 2022 Australian federal election, of whom 1,203 were House of Representatives candidates and 421 were Senate candidates.[1] [2]

House of Representatives

Sitting members are listed in bold text. Successful candidates are highlighted in the relevant colour.

Australian Capital Territory

ElectorateHeld byLaborLiberalGreensUAPOne NationOthers
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BeanLaborDavid SmithJane HiattKathryn SaverySean ConwayBenjamin AmbardJamie Christie (Ind)
CanberraLaborAlicia PayneSlade MinsonTim HolloCatherine SmithJames MilesTim Bohm (Ind)
FennerLaborAndrew LeighNathan KusterNatasa SojicTimothy EltonLucia GrantGuy Jakeman (LDP)

New South Wales

ElectorateHeld byLaborCoalitionGreensUAPOne NationOthers
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BanksLiberalZhi SoonDavid Coleman (Lib)Natalie HannaMarika MomircevskiMalcolm HeffernanElouise Cocker (LDP)
Steve Khouw (-)
BartonLaborLinda BurneyJohn Goody (Lib)Taylor VandijkDimitri HonosPhillip Pollard
BennelongLiberalJerome LaxaleSimon Kennedy (Lib)Tony AdamsRhys Collyer Victor WatersonJohn August (FP)
Dougal Cameron (LDP)
Kyinzom Dhongdue (DPDA)
BerowraLiberalBenson KoschinskiJulian Leeser (Lib)Tania SalitraChristopher MartinicRhiannon BosmaBenjamin Caswell (Ind)
Brendan Clarke (FP)
David Louie (AFP)
Nicholas Samios (LDP)
Roger Woodward (Ind)
BlaxlandLaborJason ClareOz Guney (Lib)Linda EislerElvis SinosicAdam Stepanoff
BradfieldLiberalDavid BridgenPaul Fletcher (Lib)Martin CousinsRob FletcherMichael LoweNicolette Boele (Ind)
Janine Kitson (Ind)
CalareNationalSarah ElliottAndrew Gee (Nat)Kay Nankervis Adam JannisStacey WhittakerKate Hook (Ind)
ChifleyLaborEd HusicJugandeep Singh (Lib)Sujan SelventhiranZvetanka RaskovAmit BatishAmmar Khan (Ind)
Ben Roughley (LDP)
CookLiberalSimon EarleScott Morrison (Lib)Catherine DysonJacqueline GuinaneGaye Cameron
CowperNationalKeith McMullenPat Conaghan (Nat)Timothy NottJoshua FairhallFaye AspiotisSimon Chaseling (LDP)
Caz Heise (Ind)
CunninghamLaborAlison ByrnesMarcus Uren (Lib)Dylan GreenBen BrittonThomas GroganAlexis Garnaut-Miller (ACP)
Michael Glover (LDP)
DobellLaborEmma McBrideMichael Feneley (Lib)Cath ConnorDean MackinMartin StevensonGeoff Barnes (FP)
Eliot Metherell (LDP)
Eden-MonaroLaborKristy McBainJerry Nockles (Lib)Vivian HarrisDarren GarnonBoyd ShannonGreg Butler (Dem)
James Holgate (SAP)
Maxwell Holmes (LDP)
Tori McLennan (IMOP)
Andrew Thaler (Ind)
FarrerLiberalDarren CameronSussan Ley (Lib)Eli DavernJulie RamosRichard FrancisPaul Britton (SFF)
Amanda Duncan-Strelec (Ind)
Chris Roworth (LDP)
FowlerLaborKristina KeneallyCourtney Nguyen (Lib)Avery HowardLela PanichTony MargosDai Le (Ind)
Peter Runge (LDP)
GilmoreLaborFiona PhillipsAndrew Constance (Lib)Carmel McCallumJordan MaloneyJerremy EidNina Digiglio (Ind)
Adrian Fadini (LDP)
GrayndlerLaborAnthony AlbaneseBen Zhang (Lib)Rachael JacobsDavid SmithPaul HenselinMichael Dello-Iacovo (AJP)
James Haggerty (FP)
Sarina Kilham (Ind)
GreenwayLaborMichelle RowlandPradeep Pathi (Lib)Damien AtkinsMark RexRick TurnerRiccardo Bosi (Ind)
Adam Kachwalla (LDP)
Love Nanda (Ind)
HughesLiberalRiley CampbellJenny Ware (Lib)Peter ThompsonCraig KellyNarelle SeymourLinda Seymour (Ind)
Georgia Steele (Ind)
HumeLiberalGreg BainesAngus Taylor (Lib)Karen StewartGarry DollinRebecca ThompsonPenny Ackery (Ind)
Joaquim de Lima (LDP)
Sheneli Meneripitiyage Dona (Ind)
Ross Seller (SFF)
HunterLaborDaniel RepacholiJames Thomson (Nat)Janet MurrayGeoff PassfieldDale McNamaraStuart Bonds (Ind)
Victoria Davies (AJP)
Scott Laruffa (Ind)
Cathy Townsend (IMOP)
Kingsford SmithLaborMatt ThistlethwaiteGrace Tan (Lib)Stuart DavisAnthony TawafDarrin Marr
LindsayLiberalTrevor RossMelissa McIntosh (Lib)Pieter MorrsinkJoseph O'ConnorMax JagoGareth McClure (LDP)
Rebekah Ray (IMOP)
LyneNationalAlex SimpsonDavid Gillespie (Nat)Karl AttenboroughJoel PutlandJosephine CashmanSteve Attkins (Ind)
Mark Hornshaw (LDP)
Joanne Pearce (Ind)
MacarthurLaborMike FreelanderBinod Paudel (Lib)Jayden RiveraRosa SicariAdam ZahraScott Korman (LDP)
MackellarLiberalPaula GoodmanJason Falinski (Lib)Ethan HrnjakChristopher BallDarren DicksonSophie Scamps (Ind)
Barry Steele (TNL)
MacquarieLaborSusan TemplemanSarah Richards (Lib)Tony HickeyNicole EvansTony PettittGreg Keightley (AJP)
James Jackson (LDP)
Michelle Palmer (IMOP)
McMahonLaborChris BowenVivek Singha (Lib)Astrid O'NeillMarie SalibaScott FordCameron Shamsabad (LDP)
MitchellLiberalImmanuel SelvarajAlex Hawke (Lib)Matt CoxLinda DanielDonald McKenzieClinton Mead (LDP)
New EnglandNationalLaura HughesBarnaby Joyce (Nat)Carol SparksCindy DuncanRichard ThomasNatasha Ledger (Ind)
Pavlo Samios (LDP)
Matt Sharpham (Ind)
NewcastleLaborSharon ClaydonKatrina Wark (Lib)Charlotte McCabeAmanda CookMark WatsonEmily Brollo (AJP)
William Hussey (IMOP)
Garth Pywell (AFP)
North SydneyLiberalCatherine RenshawTrent Zimmerman (Lib)Heather ArmstrongRobert NalbandianMichael WallsKylea Tink (Ind)
William Bourke (SAP)
Lesley Kinney (IMOP)
Victor Kline (TNL)
Dajen Tinkler (LDP)
PageNationalPatrick DeeganKevin Hogan (Nat)Kashmir MillerIan WilliamsonDonna PikeBrett Duroux (IAPA)
Serge Killingbeck (TNL)
Hanabeth Luke (Ind)
Thomas Searles (LDP)
Heather Smith (AFP)
ParkesNationalJack AyoubMark Coulton (Nat)Trish FrailPetrus Van Der SteenDeborah SwinbournBenjamin Fox (IMOP)
Derek Hardman (IAPA)
Stuart Howe (Ind)
Peter Rothwell (LDP)
ParramattaLaborAndrew CharltonMaria Kovacic (Lib)Phil BradleyJulian FayadHeather FreemanSteve Christou (Ind)
Rohan Laxmanalal (AJP)
Liza Tazewell (LDP)
PatersonLaborMeryl SwansonBrooke Vitnell (Lib)Louise IhleinJason OlbourneNeil TurnerSonia Bailey (LDP)
Angela Ketas (IMOP)
ReidLiberalSally SitouFiona Martin (Lib)Charles JagoJamal DaoudEdward WaltersNatalie Baini (Ind)
Andrew Cameron (LDP)
Sahar Khalili-Naghadeh (FP)
RichmondLaborJustine ElliotKimberly Hone (Nat)Mandy NolanRob MarksTracey Bell-HenselinGary Biggs (LDP)
Nathan Jones (Ind)
Terry Sharples (Ind)
Monica Shepherd (IMOP)
David Warth (Ind)
RiverinaNationalMark JeffresonMichael McCormack (Nat)Michael OrganDaniel MartelozzoRichard OrchardDarren Ciavarella (Ind)
Steve Karaitiana (SFF)
Dean McCrae (LDP)
RobertsonLiberalGordon ReidLucy Wicks (Lib)Shelly McGrathBarbara-Jane MurrayBilly O'GradyPaul Borthwick (ACP)
Alexandra Hafner (AFP)
Jeffrey Lawson (IAPA)
Bentley Logan (LDP)
Kate Mason (IMOP)
Patrick Murphy (AJP)
ShortlandLaborPat ConroyNell McGill (Lib)Kim GriersonKenneth MaxwellQuintin KingBasil Paynter (Ind)
Barry Reed (LDP)
Bree Roberts (AJP)
SydneyLaborTanya PlibersekAlexander Andruska (Lib)Chetan SahaiRyan McAlisterBen FergusonAndrew Chuter (SA)
Wen Zhou (ACP)
WarringahIndependentDavid MickelburghKatherine Deves (Lib)Kristyn GlanvilleAndrew RobertsonSteven TrippZali Steggall (Ind)
Kate Paterson (AJP)
WatsonLaborTony BurkeSazeda Atker (Lib)Bradley SchottJohn KoukoulisAlan Jorgensen
WentworthLiberalTim MurrayDave Sharma (Lib)Dominic Wy KanakNatalie DumerDean FisherAllegra Spender (Ind)
Daniel Lewkovitz (LDP)
WerriwaLaborAnne StanleySam Kayal (Lib)Apurva ShuklaTony NikolicAdam BookeVictor Tey (LDP)
WhitlamLaborStephen JonesMichael Cains (Lib)Jamie DixonAllan WodeColin HughesMichael Wheeler (LDP)

Northern Territory

ElectorateHeld byLaborCLPGreensUAPOne NationLDPOthers
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LingiariLaborMarion ScrymgourDamien RyanBlair McFarlandAllan McLeodTim GallardGeorge KasparekImelda Adamson Agars (Ind)
Michael Gravener (Ind)
Thong Sum Lee (ACP)
SolomonLaborLuke GoslingTina MacFarlaneAiya Goodrich CarttlingTayla SelfeEmily LohseKylie Bonanni

Queensland

ElectorateHeld byLaborLNPGreensUAPOne NationOthers
BlairLaborShayne NeumannSam BigginsDanielle MuttonQuinton CunninghamLiz SudukMichelle Jaques (LDP)
Angela Lowery (AJP)
Maria Pitman (AVP)
BonnerLNPTabatha YoungRoss VastaBernard LakeySerge DiklitchAmanda Neil
BowmanLNPDonisha DuffHenry PikeIan Mazlin Mary-Jane StevensWalter Todd Phil Johnson (TNL)
BrisbaneLNPMadonna JarrettTrevor EvansStephen BatesJustin KnudsonTrevor HoldAnthony Bull (LDP)
Tiana Kennedy (AJP)
CapricorniaLNPRussell RobertsonMichelle LandryMick JonesNathan HardingKylee Stanton Paula Ganfield (IMOP)
Steve Murphy (LDP)
Ken Murray (Ind)
Zteven Whitty (GAP)
DawsonLNPShane HamiltonAndrew WillcoxPaula CreenChristian YoungJulie HallJim Jackson (GAP)
Ciaron Paterson (KAP)
DicksonLNPAli FrancePeter DuttonVinnie BattenAlina WardTamera GibsonAlan Buchbach (Ind)
Thor Prohaska (Ind)
Lloyd Russell (LDP)
FaddenLNPLetitia Del FabbroStuart RobertSally SpainNathan O'BrienSandy RoachStewart Brooker (Ind)
Alex Forbes (LDP)
FairfaxLNPSue FergusonTed O'BrienSue EtheridgeLisa KhouryNikki CivitareseSinim Australie (Ind)
Wendy Hazelton (IMOP)
Tash Poole (AJP)
Barry Smith (Ind)
Craig White (GAP)
FisherLNPJudene AndrewsAndrew WallaceRenay WellsTony MooreSam Schriever Vickie Breckenridge (AJP)
FlynnLNPMatt BurnettColin BoycePaul Bambrick Tanya WiedenSharon LohseDuncan Scott (Ind)
Carla Svendsen (GAP)
FordeLNPRowan HolzbergerBert van ManenJordan HallRoxanne O'HalloranSeschelle Matterson Christopher Greaves (Ind)
Samuel Holland (TNL)
Linda McCarthy (AJP) (disendorsed)
Tobby Sutherland (LDP)
GriffithLaborTerri ButlerOlivia Roberts Max Chandler-MatherRobert McMullanShari Ware
GroomLNPGen AllpassGarth HamiltonMickey BerryMelissa BannisterGrant AbrahamSuzie Holt (Ind)
Ryan Otto (AFP)
Kirstie Smolenski (Ind)
HerbertLNPJohn RingPhillip ThompsonScott HumphreysDiane PepeLarna Ballard (GAP)
Steven Clare (Ind)
Angela Egan (Ind)
Clynton Hawks (KAP)
Toni McCormack (AJP)
Toni McMahon (IMOP)
HinklerLNPJason ScanesKeith PittAndrew McLeanKristie NashZak Menhennett Jack Dempsey (Ind)
KennedyKAPJason BrandonBryce MacdonaldJennifer CoxPeter CampionBob Katter (KAP)
Jen Sackley (Ind)
LeichhardtLNPElida FaithWarren EntschPhillip MusumeciDaniel HannaganGeena Court Susanne Bayly (AJP)
Adam Cropp (FP)
Rod Jensen (KAP)
Silvia Mogorovich (IMOP)
Pat O'Shane (SA)
Paul Roe (AFP)
LilleyLaborAnika WellsVivian LoboMelissa StevensGerardine HooglandMichelle Wilde Daniel Freshwater (LDP)
Stephen McGrath (IMOP)
LongmanLNPRebecca FanningTerry YoungEarl SnijdersStefanie SutherlandRoss TaylorPaula Gilbard (AJP)
Jens Lipponer (LDP)
Nigel Quinlan (LCA)
MaranoaLNPDave KerriganDavid LittleproudEllisa Parker Nathan McDonaldMike KellyMalcolm Richardson (SFF)
Brett Tunbridge (AFP)
McPhersonLNPCarl UngererKaren AndrewsScott Turner Joshua BerriganKevin HargravesAndy Cullen (AVP)
Gary Pead (AFP)
Glenn Pyne (LDP)
MoncrieffLNPGlen PalmerAngie BellApril BroadbentDiane HappLeeanne SchultzSonia Berry-Law (AJP)
Timothy Cudmore (IMOP)
Diane Demetre (LDP)
James Tayler (AFP)
MoretonLaborGraham Perrett Steven HuangClaire GartonChelsea FollettNeil SwannPeter Power (AFP)
OxleyLaborMilton DickKyle McMillenAsha WorstelingTimothy CoombesDylan Kozlowski
PetrieLNPMick DentonLuke HowarthWill SimonKelly GuenounMarcus MitchellChris Cicchitti (AJP)
Anneke Wilson (LDP)
RankinLaborJim ChalmersPaul Darwen Neil CotterJeff CrankGlen CooksonSuzanne Clarke (AJP) (disendorsed)
RyanLNPPeter CossarJulian SimmondsElizabeth Watson-BrownKathryn Pollard Joel LoveDamian Coory (LDP)
Axel Dancoisne (AFP)
Jina Lipman (AJP)
Janine Rees (Prog)
Wide BayLNPGeoff WilliamsLlew O'BrienCraig ArmstrongTracy BennettNathan BuckleyKelli Jacobi (Ind)
Tim Jerome (Ind)
Andrea Newland (IMOP)
Daniel Williams (AVP)
John Woodward (AFP)
WrightLNPPam McCreadieScott BuchholzNicole ThompsonCassandra DuffillKeith HicksShonna-Lee Banasiak (AFP)

South Australia

ElectorateHeld byLaborLiberalGreensUAPOne NationOthers
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AdelaideLaborSteve GeorganasAmy GranthamRebecca GaldiesSean AllwoodGayle AllwoodFaith Gerhard (AFP)
Matthew McMillan (FP)
BarkerLiberalMark BraesTony PasinRosa HillamDavid SwiggsCarlos QuarembaMaddy Fry (Ind)
Kym Hanton (AFP)
Vince Pannell (Ind)
Jonathan Pietzsch (Nat)
BoothbyLiberalLouise Miller-FrostRachel SwiftJeremy CarterGraeme ClarkBob CouchFrankie Bray (AJP)
Paul Busuttil (Ind)
Jo Dyer (Ind)
Peter Harris (AFP)
Aleksandra Nikolic (LDP)
GreyLiberalJulie WatsonRowan RamseyTim WhiteSuzanne WatersKerry WhiteRichard Carmody (Ind)
Tracey Dempsey (AFP)
Liz Habermann (Ind)
Peter Miller (LDP)
HindmarshLaborMark ButlerAnna FinizioPatrick O'SullivanGeorge MelissourgosWalter JohnsonMatt Pastro (AJP)
Dianne Richards (AFP)
Jamie Witt (GAP)
KingstonLaborAmanda RishworthKathleen BourneJohn PhotakisRussell JacksonRobert Godfrey-BrownRob De Jonge (Ind)
Sam Enright (AFP)
MakinLaborTony ZappiaAlan Howard-JonesEmma MustacaKimberley DrozdoffRajan VaidAbram Lazootin (AFP)
MayoCentre
Alliance		Marisa BellAllison BluckGreg ElliottSamantha McGrailTonya ScottRebekha Sharkie (CA)
Padma Chaplin (AJP)
Mark Neugebauer (AFP)
Jacob van Raalte (LDP)
SpenceLaborMatt BurnellShawn LockDavid DeexAlvin WarrenLinda ChampionMatilda Bawden (AFP)
SturtLiberalSonja BaramJames StevensKatie McCuskerStephen GrantAlexander AllwoodInty Elham (DPDA)
Angela Fulco (Prog)
Thomas McMahon (LDP)
Kathy Scarborough (AFP)
Chris Schmidt (TNL)
David Sherlock (AJP)

Tasmania

ElectorateHeld byLaborLiberalGreensUAPJLNOne NationOthers
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BassLiberalRoss HartBridget ArcherCecily RosolKyle SquibbBob SaltMelanie DavyAlison Baker (AJP)
Stephen Humble (LDP)
George Razay (Ind)
BraddonLiberalChris LynchGavin PearceDarren BriggsDarren BobbermienSophie Lehmann Ludo Mineur Craig Garland (Ind)
Keone Martin (AJP)
Scott Rankin (Loc)
Duncan White (LDP)
ClarkIndependentSimon DavisWill CoatsJanet ShelleySandra GallowayMichelle CameronAndrew Wilkie (Ind)
Casey Davies (AJP)
Ian Ramsden (LDP)
FranklinLaborJulie CollinsKristy JohnsonJade DarkoLisa MatthewsChris HannanSteve HindleyAnna Bateman (Loc)
Katrina Love (AJP)
Duane Pitt (LDP)
LyonsLaborBrian MitchellSusie BowerLiz JohnstoneJason EvansTroy PfitznerEmma Goyne Anna Gralton (AJP)
Rhys Griffiths (LDP)

Victoria

ElectorateHeld byLaborCoalitionGreensUAPOne NationOthers
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AstonLiberalMary DoyleAlan Tudge (Lib)Asher CooksonRebekah SpelmanCraig IbbotsonRyan Bruce (TNL)
Liam Roche (LDP)
BallaratLaborCatherine KingBen Green (Lib)John BarnesTerri Pryse-SmithRosalie TaxisAlex Graham (Ind)
Julia McGrath (LDP)
Kerryn Sedgman (AFP)
BendigoLaborLisa ChestersDarin Schade (Lib) Cate SinclairElijah SuaresBen MihailMatt Bansemer (LDP)
James Laurie (Ind)
BruceLaborJulian HillJames Moody (Lib)Matthew Kirwan Matt BabetHayley DeansChristine Skrobo (LDP)
CalwellLaborMaria VamvakinouTim Staker-Gunn (Lib)Natalie AbboudJoshua NaimMark PrestonMaria Bengtsson (AFP)
Jerome Small (VS)
CaseyLiberalBill BrindleAaron Violi (Lib)Jenny GameAnthony BellvePaul MurphyCraig Cole (Ind)
Claire Ferres Miles (Ind)
Chris Field (AFP)
Andrew Klop (AJP)
Trevor Smith (LDP)
Peter Sullivan (DHJP)
ChisholmLiberalCarina GarlandGladys Liu (Lib)Sarah NewmanMelanie KempsonAaron TyrrellAnthea Antonie (AFP)
Ryan Dare (ACP)
Ethelyn King (LDP)
Dominique Murphy (Ind)
Thomas Stanfield (DHJP)
Wayne Tseng (Ind)
Rod Whitfield (AJP)
CooperLaborGed KearneyJadon Atkinson (Lib)Celeste LiddleAdam La RosaWilliam TurnerRabin Bangaar (AJP)
Kath Larkin (VS)
Adrian Whitehead (FP)
CorangamiteLaborLibby CokerStephanie Asher (Lib)Alex MarshallDaniel Abou-ZeidLuke SorensenPaul Barker (LDP)
Jean-Marie d'Argent (DHJP)
Stephen Juhasz (AFP)
Meg Watkins (AJP)
CorioLaborRichard MarlesManish Patel (Lib)Simon NortheastShane MurdockRobert JonesNaomi Adams (AJP)
Sue Bull (SA)
Max Payne (LDP)
Jessica Taylor (AFP)
DeakinLiberalMatt GreggMichael Sukkar (Lib)Rob HumphreysBianca GidleyNatasha CoughlanSamantha Bastin (AFP)
Harrison Carr (LDP)
Katherine Dolheguy (AJP)
Qian Liu (Ind)
Judith Thompson (DHJP)
DunkleyLaborPeta MurphySharn Coombes (Lib)Liam O'BrienAdrian IrvineScott MiddlebrookDarren Bergwerf (Ind)
Elizabeth Johnston (AJP)
Damian Willis (LDP)
Kathryn Woods (AFP)
FlindersLiberalSurbhi SnowballZoe McKenzie (Lib)Colin LaneAlex van der EndCyndi MarrChrysten Abraham (LDP)
Jefferson Earl (AFP)
Pamela Engelander (AJP)
Despi O'Connor (Ind)
Sarah Russell (Ind)
FraserLaborDaniel MulinoDavid Wood (Lib)Bella Mitchell-SearsKeith RaymondSabine De PyleAnthony Cursio (LDP)
Catherine Robertson (VS)
GellibrandLaborTim WattsMonica Clark (Lib)Suzette RodoredaAbraham IsacRob BraddockAndrew Charles (VS)
Chloe Glasson (LDP)
Sharynn Moors (AFP)
GippslandNationalJannette LangleyDarren Chester (Nat)Marjorie ThorpeGregory ForsterGreg HansfordJim McDonald (LDP)
GoldsteinLiberalMartyn AbbottTim Wilson (Lib)Alana Galli-McRostieCatherine ReynoldsLisa StarkZoe Daniel (Ind)
Brandon Hoult (SAP)
David Segal (LDP)
Ellie Sullivan (DHJP)
GortonLaborBrendan O'ConnorJohn Fletcher (Lib)Praise MorrisMichael ViragDaniel ConnorTony Dobran (GAP)
Belle Gibson (VS)
Paul Lassig (AFP)
Steven Loncar (Ind)
HawkeLabor
(notional)		Sam RaeEnamul Haque (Lib)Lynda WheelockAndrew CuthbertsonNick SudukJarrod Bingham (Ind)
Jack Hynes (VS)
Michael Lacey (GAP)
Max Martucci (TNL)
Glenn Vessey (ACP)
Michael Williams (AFP)
HigginsLiberalMichelle Ananda-RajahKatie Allen (Lib)Sonya SemmensIngram SpencerMatthew Ford (LDP)
Andrew Johnson (RP)
Suzie Menoudakis (AFP)
Alicia Walker (AJP)
HoltLaborCassandra FernandoRanj Perera (Lib)Sujit MathewGerardine HansenSandy AmbardMatthew Nunez-Silva (LDP)
Ravi Ragupathy (Ind)
Gregory Saldanha (AFP)
HothamLaborClare O'NeilSavitri Bevinakoppa (Lib)Louisa WilloughbyBruce RidgwayRoger TullEdward Sok (LDP)
IndiIndependentNadia DavidLiz Fisher (Nat)
Ross Lyman (Lib)		Benjamin GilbertStephen WilliamsBeth StevensHelen Haines (Ind)
Angel Aleksov (AJP)
Julian Fidge (LDP)
Lachlan O'Connell (DHJP)
IsaacsLaborMark DreyfusRobbie Beaton (Lib)Alex BreskinScott McCamishBoris SokiranskyAlix Livingstone (AJP)
Sarah O'Donnell (LDP)
JagajagaLaborKate ThwaitesSahil Tomar (Lib)Liz ChaseAllison ZelinkaJohn BookerZahra Mustaf (Ind)
Brendan Palmarini (AFP)
Maya Tesa (LDP)
KooyongLiberalPeter LynchJosh Frydenberg (Lib)Piers MitchemScott HardimanJosh CoyneMonique Ryan (Ind)
Will Anderson (Ind)
David Connolly (AVP)
Michele Dale (DHJP)
Rachael Nehmer (AJP)
Alexandra Thom (LDP)
La TrobeLiberalAbi KumarJason Wood (Lib)Michael SchillingMerryn MottHadden ErvinMichael Abelman (LDP)
Helen Jeges (AJP)
Rebecca Skinner (AFP)
LalorLaborJoanne RyanRavi Gaddipati (Lib) Jack BoddekeJuanita PatersonJames IngarfillPatrizia Barcatta (LDP)
Peter Malliaros (AFP)
Aijaz Moinuddin (Ind)
Claudio Uribe (VS)
MacnamaraLaborJosh BurnsColleen Harkin (Lib) Steph Hodgins-MayJane HickeyDebera AnneRob McCathie (LDP)
John Myers (Ind)
Ben Schultz (AJP)
MalleeNationalCarole HartAnne Webster (Nat)Sam McCollStuart KingVanessa AtkinsonSophie Baldwin (Ind)
Claudia Haenel (Ind)
Chris Lahy (ACP)
MaribyrnongLaborBill ShortenMira D'Silva (Lib)Rhonda PryorDarren BesankoJodie TindalAlexander Ansalone (AFP)
Daniel Dadich (VS)
Mark Hobart (GAP)
Cameron Smith (LDP)
McEwenLaborRob MitchellRichard Welch (Lib)Neil BarkerPaul McRaeChris BradburyJohn Herron (LDP)
Christopher Neil (AFP)
MelbourneGreensKeir PatersonJames Damches (Lib)Adam BandtJustin BorgWalter StraganColleen Bolger (VS)
Richard Peppard (LDP)
Bruce Poon (AJP)
Scott Robson (Ind)
MenziesLiberalNaomi OakleyKeith Wolahan (Lib)Bill PheasantNathan ScaglioneJohn HayesGreg Cheesman (LDP)
Sanjeev Sabhlok (AFP)
MonashLiberalJessica O'DonnellRussell Broadbent (Lib)Mat MorganChristine McShaneAllan HickenMeg Edwards (LDP)
Deb Leonard (Ind)
David Welsh (AFP)
NichollsNationalBill LodwickSam Birrell (Nat)Ian ChristoeRobert PetersonRikkie-Lee TyrrellJeff Davy (ACP)
Tim Laird (LDP)
Andrea Otto (FP)
Rob Priestly (Ind)
Eleonor Tabone (AFP)
Steve Brooks (Lib)
ScullinLaborAndrew GilesVirosh Perera (Lib)Patchouli PatersonYassin AlbarriUrsula van BreeEric Koelmeyer (LDP)
Cameron Rowe (VS)
WannonLiberalGilbert WilsonDan Tehan (Lib)Hilary McAllisterCraige KensenRonnie GrahamAlex Dyson (Ind)
Graham Garner (Ind)
Amanda Mead (LDP)
WillsLaborPeter KhalilTom Wright (Lib)Sarah JeffordIrene ZivkovicJill TindalEmma Black (VS)
Sue Bolton (SA)
Leah Horsfall (AJP)
Sam Sergi (AFP)

Western Australia

ElectorateHeld byLaborLiberalGreensUAPOne NationOthers
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BrandLaborMadeleine KingPeter HudsonHeather LonsdaleDavid PikeJake TaylorJayne Crichton (AC)
Andrew Gleeson (GAP)
Malcolm Heffernan (AFP)
Alison Marshall (LDP)
Michael O'Loghlen (WAP)
BurtLaborMatt KeoghDavid GoodeDaniel GarlettJoshua McCurryTravis CarterMichele Castle (AFP)
Stephen Phelan (WAP)
Warnar Spyker (AC)
CanningLiberalAmanda HuntAndrew HastieJodie MoffatJames WaldeckTammi SiwesBrad Bedford (WAP)
Judith Congrene (IMOP)
Andriette du Plessis (AC)
David Gardiner (LDP)
Anthony Gardyne (AFP)
Ashley Williams (Ind)
CowanLaborAnne AlyVince ConnellyIsabella TrippClaire HandTyler WalshMichael Anagno (AJP)
Michael Calautti (AFP)
Sylvia Iradukunda (AC)
Roland Laverack (WAP)
Micah van Krieken (LDP)
CurtinLiberalYannick SpencerCelia HammondCameron PidgeonLadeisha VerhoeffDale GrilloKate Chaney (Ind)
Bill Burn (WAP)
Judith Cullity (AFP)
DurackLiberalJeremiah RileyMelissa PriceBianca McNeairAndrew MiddletonBrenton JohannsenIan Blayney (Nat)
Anthony Fels (WAP)
Adrian McRae (GAP)
Craig Shore (AFP)
ForrestLiberalBronwen EnglishNola MarinoChristine TerrantroyHelen AllanShane MezgerTracy Aitken (GAP)
Mailee Dunn (AFP)
Paul Markham (LDP)
Greg Stephens (WAP)
FremantleLaborJosh WilsonBill KoulFelicity Townsend Stella JinmanWilliam EdgarCathy Gavranich (AFP)
Janetia Knapp (WAP)
Yan Loh (LDP)
Ben Tilbury (GAP)
Sam Wainwright (SA)
HasluckLiberalTania LawrenceKen WyattBrendan SturckeWill ScottIan MonckPauline Clark (WAP)
Steven McCreanor (LDP)
Marijanna Smith (AFP)
Jeanene Williams (Ind)
MooreLiberalTom FrenchIan GoodenoughMark Cooper Helen WatkinsonBrian BrightmanSue Andersson (GAP)
Peter Gunness (WAP)
Martin Suter (AFP)
O'ConnorLiberalShaneane WeldonRick WilsonGiz WatsonTracy TirronenStan KustrinBrenden Barber (GAP)
Morris Bessant (WAP)
Isaac Middle (AFP)
Justin Moseley (AC)
PearceLiberalTracey RobertsLinda AitkenDonna NelsonTrevor DalbyAaron MalloyNigel March (AFP)
David Marshall (LDP)
Vanessa Montgomery (AC)
Jim Paice (WAP)
Roslyn Stewart (GAP)
PerthLaborPatrick GormanDavid DwyerCaroline PerksSonya EberhartCameron BaileySean Connor (GAP)
Aiden Gyuru (AFP)
Evan Nickols (LDP)
Dean Powell (AC)
Sarah Szmekura-Moor (AJP)
Dave Vos (WAP)
SwanLiberalZaneta MascarenhasKristy McSweeneyClint UinkPaul HiltonPeter HallifaxRod Bradley (WAP)
Dena Gower (AC)
Timothy Green (AJP)
Carl Pallier (AFP)
Matthew Thompson (LDP)
TangneyLiberalSam LimBen MortonAdam Abdul RazakTravis MarkTshung-Hui ChangBrent Fowler (AFP)
Jay Gillett (WAP)
Jacqueline Holroyd (LDP)
Mark Staer (AC)

Senate

In an ordinary half-Senate election, 40 of the 76 Senate seats will be up for election, six (out of twelve) in each state and all four territory seats. Successful candidates are marked with an asterisk from the highlighted list.

Australian Capital Territory

Two seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending one seat. The Liberal Party was defending one seat.

LaborLiberalGreensKim for CanberraDavid Pocock
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  1. Katy Gallagher*
  2. Maddy Northam
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  1. Zed Seselja
  2. Kacey Lam
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  1. Tjanara Goreng Goreng
  2. James Cruz
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  1. Kim Rubenstein
  2. Kim Huynh
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  1. David Pocock*
  2. Clare Doube
Animal JusticeProgressivesMedical OptionsUnited AustraliaSustainable Australia
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  1. Yana del Valle
  2. Jannah Fahiz
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  1. Therese Faulkner
  2. Stephen Lin
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  1. Michael Simms
  2. Mary-Jane Liddicoat
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  1. James Savoulidis
  2. Tracey Page
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  1. Joy Angel
  2. John Haydon
Legalise CannabisUngrouped
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  1. Michael Katelaris
  2. Michelle Stanvic
valign=topFuxin Li

New South Wales

Six seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending three seats. The Liberal-National Coalition was defending three seats. Senators Tim Ayres (Labor), Andrew Bragg (Liberal), Perin Davey (National), Mehreen Faruqi (Greens), Hollie Hughes (Liberal) and Tony Sheldon (Labor) were not up for re-election.

LaborCoalitionGreensUnited AustraliaTNL
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  1. Deborah O'Neill
  1. Mich-Elle Myers
  2. Kylie Rose
  3. James Warren-Smith
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  1. Marise Payne* (Lib)
  2. Ross Cadell* (Nat)
  3. Jim Molan* (Lib)
  4. Alison Penfold (Nat)
  5. Mary-Lou Jarvis (Lib)
  6. Vicky McGahey (Lib)
 valign=top
  1. David Shoebridge*
  2. Amanda Cohn
  3. Rochelle Flood
  4. Jane Scott
  5. Hawa Arya
  6. Danielle Wheeler
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  1. Domenic Martino
  2. Suellen Wrightson
  3. Wayne Moore
  4. Michelle Martin
  5. Johnny Yap
  6. Kevin Loughrey
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  1. Steve Keen
  2. Melissa Green
Great AustraliaReasonAnimal JusticeLiberal DemocratsIndigenous-Aboriginal
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  1. Matthew Hopkins
  2. George Nohra
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  1. Jane Caro
  2. Hannah Maher
  3. Diana Ryall
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  1. Darren Brollo
  2. Julie Power
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  1. John Ruddick
  2. John Larter
  3. James Cadwell
  4. Mark Guest
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  1. Owen Whyman
  2. Lawrence Brooke
Socialist AllianceAustralian DemocratsAustralian ValuesCitizensFusion
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  1. Paula Sanchez
  2. Niko Leka
  3. Rachel Evans
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  1. Steve Baty
  2. Suzanne Rogers
  3. Craig Richards
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  1. Selena Clancy
  2. Dave Gilbert
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  1. Kingsley Liu
  2. Ann Lawler
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  1. Andrea Leong
  2. Ian Bryce
Medical OptionsFederal ICACSustainable AustraliaOne NationLegalise Cannabis
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  1. Michael O'Neill
  2. Marelle Burnum Burnum
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  1. Ross Jones
  2. Gabrielle Anderson
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  1. Georgia Lamb
  2. Suzanne De Vive
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  1. Kate McCulloch
  2. Colin Grigg
  3. Roger Smith
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  1. Michael Balderstone
  2. Gail Hester
Seniors UnitedShooters, Fishers and FarmersGroup FUngrouped
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  1. Dessie Kocher
  2. Ray Bennie
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  1. Shane Djuric
  2. Desiree Gregory
  3. Brian Milgate
  4. Jeremy Crooks
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  1. Max Boddy
  2. Oscar Grenfell
valign=top Danny Lim
Julie Collins
Warren Grzic
Guitang Lu
William Laing

Northern Territory

Two seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending one seat. The Country Liberal Party was defending one seat, although sitting senator Sam McMahon left the party and joined the Liberal Democratic Party.

LaborCountry LiberalGreensCitizensLiberal Democrats
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  1. Malarndirri McCarthy*
  2. Kate Ganley
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  1. Jacinta Price*
  2. Kris Civitarese
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  1. Jane Anlezark
  2. Dianne Stokes
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  1. Trudy Campbell
  2. Peter Flynn
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  1. Sam McMahon
  2. Jed Hansen
Great AustralianLegalise CannabisSustainable AustraliaUngrouped
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  1. Steve Arrigo
  2. Angela Marcus
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  1. Lance Lawrence
  2. Kelly-Anne Hibbert
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  1. Lamaan Whyte
  2. Richard Belcher
valign=topRaj Rajwin Samson (UAP)

Queensland

Six seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending two seats. The Liberal National Party was defending three seats. One Nation was defending one seat. Senators Nita Green (Labor), Susan McDonald (Liberal National), Gerard Rennick (Liberal National), Malcolm Roberts (One Nation), Paul Scarr (Liberal National) and Larissa Waters (Greens) were not up for re-election.

LaborLiberal NationalGreensOne NationTNL
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  1. Murray Watt*
  2. Anthony Chisholm*
  3. Edwina Andrew
  4. Christina Warry
  5. Jen Henderson
  6. Richard Pascoe
 valign=top
  1. James McGrath*
  2. Matt Canavan*
  3. Amanda Stoker
  4. Nicole Tobin
  5. Andrew Cripps
  6. Fiona Ward
 valign=top
  1. Penny Allman-Payne*
  2. Anna Sri
  3. Ben Pennings
  4. Navdeep Singh Sidhu
  5. Alyce Nelligan
  6. Rebecca Haley
 valign=top
  1. Pauline Hanson*
  2. Raj Guruswamy
  3. George Christensen
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  1. Bess Brennan
  2. Hannah Kennish
  3. Steven Hopley
  4. Jonathon Momsen
  5. Lloyd Ingram
  6. Jack Creighton
Great AustraliaLiberal DemocratsAnimal JusticeDemocratic AllianceSocialist Alliance
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  1. Jason Miles
  2. Elise Cottam
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  1. Campbell Newman
  2. Tegan Grainger
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  1. Mackenzie Severns
  2. Sue Weber
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  1. Drew Pavlou
  2. Simon Leitch
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  1. Renee Lees
  2. Kamala Emanuel
United AustraliaReasonCitizensFusionMedical Options
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  1. Clive Palmer
  2. Martin Brewster
  3. Desmond Adidi
  4. Jack McCabe
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  1. Ron Williams
  2. Frank Jordan
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  1. Jan Pukallus
  2. Rod Doel
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  1. Brandon Selic
  2. Roger Whatling
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  1. Allona Lahn
  2. Jasmine Melhop
  3. Peter Lambeth
Indigenous-AboriginalFederal ICACAustralian ValuesSustainable AustraliaAustralian Democrats
style=background:#23423A
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  1. Lionel Henaway
  2. Jenny-Lee Carr
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  1. Kerin Payne
  2. Ken Carroll
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  1. Heston Russell
  2. Jay Hansen
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  1. Rhett Martin
  2. Timotheos Firestone
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  1. Luke Arbuckle
  2. Chris Simpson
FederationLegalise CannabisGroup AGroup HGroup I
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  1. Isabel Tilyard
  2. Jackie Bennett
  3. Michael Smyth
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  1. Bernard Bradley
  2. Suzette Luyken
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  1. Len Harris
  2. Debra Yuille
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  1. Steve Dickson
  2. Rebecca Lloyd
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  1. Mike Head
  2. John Davis
Ungrouped
valign=topRobert Lyon (KAP)
David Schefe
Lindsay Temple
Chey Hamilton		valign=topLorraine Smith
Laurence Quinlivan
Karakan Kochardy
Peter Rogers

South Australia

Six seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending two seats. The Liberal Party was defending two seats. The Centre Alliance had two of their seats up for re-election, although sitting senator Rex Patrick left the party and contested instead for the Rex Patrick Team, whilst senator Stirling Griff ran as the second Independent on the Nick Xenophon group ticket. Senators Alex Antic (Liberal), David Fawcett (Liberal), Karen Grogan (Labor), Sarah Hanson-Young (Greens), Anne Ruston (Liberal) and Marielle Smith (Labor) were not up for re-election.

LaborLiberalGreensGroup ORex Patrick
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  1. Penny Wong*
  2. Don Farrell*
  3. Trimann Gill
  4. Joanne Sutton
  5. Belinda Owens
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  1. Simon Birmingham*
  2. Andrew McLachlan*
  3. Kerrynne Liddle*
  4. Tania Stock
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  1. Barbara Pocock*
  2. Major Sumner
  3. Melanie Selwood
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  1. Nick Xenophon
  2. Stirling Griff
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  1. Rex Patrick
  2. Leonie McMahon
United AustraliaDemocratic AllianceAnimal JusticeOne NationLiberal Democrats
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  1. Michael Arbon
  2. Caelum Schild
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  1. Adila Yarmuhammad
  2. Amina Yarmuhammad
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  1. Louise Pfeiffer
  2. Julie Pastro
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  1. Jennifer Game
  2. Alan Watchman
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  1. Ian Markos
  2. Josh Smith
CitizensFusionMedical OptionsSustainable AustraliaLocal Party
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  1. Russell Francis
  2. Rodney Currey
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  1. Drew Wolfendale
  2. David Kennedy
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  1. Raina Cruise
  2. Heather Harley
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  1. Elise Michie
  2. Jack Duxbury
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  1. Julie-Ann Finney
  2. Rodney Parnell
DemocratsFederationLegalise CannabisNationalsGreat Australian
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  1. Roger Yazbek
  2. Sandra Kanck
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  1. Cathy Byrne
  2. Nick Duffield
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  1. Tyler Green
  2. Angela Adams
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  1. Lisa Blandford
  2. Damien Buijs
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  1. Jo-Anne Eason
  2. Trevor Bennett
Group EGroup MUngrouped
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  1. Bob Day
  2. Pat Amadio
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  1. Harmeet Kaur
  2. Rajesh Kumar
valign=topMichael Hopper

Tasmania

Six seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending two seats. The Liberal Party was defending three seats. The Greens was defending one seat. Senators Catryna Bilyk (Labor), Carol Brown (Labor), Claire Chandler (Liberal), Richard Colbeck (Liberal), Jacqui Lambie (JLN) and Nick McKim (Greens) were not up for re-election.

LaborLiberalGreensLambie NetworkUnited Australia
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  1. Anne Urquhart*
  2. Helen Polley*
  3. Kate Rainbird
  4. Daniel Hulme
  5. Wayne Roberts
  6. Chris Gourlay
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  1. Jonathon Duniam*
  2. Wendy Askew*
  3. Eric Abetz
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  1. Peter Whish-Wilson*
  2. Vanessa Bleyer
  3. Tabatha Badger
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  1. Tammy Tyrrell*
  2. Sarah Groat
  3. Tom Lambie
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  1. Diana Adams
  2. Alan Hennessy
One NationLocal PartyAnimal JusticeMedical OptionsLiberal Democrats
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  1. Steve Mav
  2. Norelle Button
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  1. Leanne Minshull
  2. Linda Poulton
  3. Lara Van Raay
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  1. Ivan Davis
  2. Virginia Thomas-Wurth
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  1. Lynne Kershaw
  2. Matthew Pickering
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  1. Topher Field
  2. Chris Croft
Sustainable AustraliaLegalise CannabisShooters, Fishers and FarmersFederationUngrouped
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  1. Todd Dudley
  2. Daria Lockwood
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  1. Matt Owen
  2. Oliver Fitzgibbion
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  1. Ray Williams
  2. Carlo Di Falco
  3. Brenton Jones
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  1. Ray Broomhall
  2. Justin Stringer
valign=topSteve Crothers
Fenella Edwards

Victoria

Six seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending two seats. The Liberal-National Coalition was defending three seats. The Greens was defending one seat. Senators Raff Ciccone (Labor), Jane Hume (Liberal), James Paterson (Liberal), Janet Rice (Greens), David Van (Liberal) and Jess Walsh (Labor) were not up for re-election.

! Labor! Coalition! Greens! One Nation! Justice
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  1. Linda White*
  2. Jana Stewart*
  3. Casey Nunn
  4. Megan Bridger-Darling
  5. Josh McFarlane
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  1. Sarah Henderson* (Lib)
  2. Bridget McKenzie* (Nat)
  3. Greg Mirabella (Lib)
  4. Chrestyna Kmetj (Lib)
  5. Mick Harrington (Nat)
  6. David Burgess (Lib)
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  1. Lidia Thorpe*
  2. Adam Frogley
  3. Sissy Austin
  4. Zeb Payne
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  1. Warren Pickering
  2. Stuart Huxham
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  1. Derryn Hinch
  2. Ruth Stanfield
Vic. SocialistsAnimal JusticeGreat AustralianLiberal DemocratsUnited Australia
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  1. Aran Mylvaganam
  2. Laura Riccardi
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  1. Bronwyn Currie
  2. Chris Delforce
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  1. Darryl O'Bryan
  2. Geoff Whitehead
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  1. David Limbrick
  2. Krystle Mitchell
  3. Caroline White
 valign=top
  1. Ralph Babet*
  2. Kelly Moran
  3. Kenneth Grimmond
CitizensFusionReasonSocialist AllianceAustralian Values
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  1. Robbie Barwick
  2. Craig Isherwood
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  1. Kammy Cordner Hunt
  2. Tahlia Farrant
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  1. Yolanda Vega
  2. Harry Millward
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  1. Felix Dance
  2. Angela Carr
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  1. Chris Burson
  2. Samantha Asser
DemocratsSustainableProgressivesLegalise CannabisFederation
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  1. Leonie Green
  2. Stephen Jagoe
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  1. Madeleine Wearne
  2. Robert Long
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  1. Antoinette Pitt
  2. David Knight
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  1. Elissa Smith
  2. Wayne Taylor
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  1. Vern Hughes
  2. Karen Kim
  3. Cheryl Lacey
  4. Chris Mara
  5. Neerja Sewak
  6. Mark O'Connell
Shooters, Fishers and FarmersMedical OptionsGroup BGroup RGroup T
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  1. Ethan Constantinou
  2. Nicole Bourman
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  1. Nick Clonaridis
  2. Robyn Curnow
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  1. Damien Richardson
  2. John McBride
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  1. Morgan Jonas
  2. Monica Smit
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  1. Susan Benedyka
  2. Christine Richards
Group YUngrouped
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  1. Peter Byrne
  2. Jason Wardle
valign=top Glenn Floyd
Allen Ridgeway
James Bond
Neal Smith
Max Dicks
Bernardine Atkinson
Paul Ross
Nat De Francesco
Joseph Toscano
Tara Tran
David Dillon
Geraldine Gonsalvez

Western Australia

Six seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending two seats. The Liberal Party was defending three seats. The Greens was defending one seat. Senators Slade Brockman (Liberal), Pat Dodson (Labor), Matt O'Sullivan (Liberal), Louise Pratt (Labor), Linda Reynolds (Liberal) and Jordon Steele-John (Greens) were not up for re-election.

LaborLiberalGreensOne NationLiberal Democrats
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  1. Sue Lines*
  2. Glenn Sterle*
  3. Fatima Payman*
  4. Vicki Helps
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  1. Michaelia Cash*
  2. Dean Smith*
  3. Ben Small
  4. Sherry Sufi
 valign=top
  1. Dorinda Cox*
  2. River Clarke
  3. Simone Collins
  4. Donald Clarke
  5. Jordan Cahill
  6. Alex Wallace
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  1. Paul Filing
  2. Sheila Mundy
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  1. Kate Fantinel
  2. Peter McLoughlin
Western AustraliaGreat AustralianCitizensAnimal JusticeSocialist Alliance
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  1. Matthew McDowall
  2. Julie Matheson
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  1. Rod Culleton
  2. Samantha Vinci
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  1. Denise Brailey
  2. Jean Robinson
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  1. Amanda Dorn
  2. Elizabeth McCasker
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  1. Petrina Harley
  2. Alex Salmon
Medical OptionsAustralian DemocratsChristiansFusionFederal ICAC
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  1. Michelle Kinsella
  2. Leanne Lockyer
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  1. Elana Mitchell
  2. Simon Simson
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  1. Mike Crichton
  2. Maryka Groenewald
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  1. Tim Viljoen
  2. Adam Woodings
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  1. Matthew Count
  2. Dianne Watkins
Australian ValuesUnited AustraliaSustainable AustraliaLegalise CannabisFederation
style=background:#23423A
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  1. Rebecca Pizzey
  2. Kathy Fitzpatrick
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  1. James McDonald
  2. Rob Forster
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  1. Karen Oborn
  2. Ryan Oostryck
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  1. Nicola Johnson
  2. Aaron Peet
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  1. Judy Wilyman
  2. Leanne Barrett
Group KGroup PUngrouped
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  1. Gerry Georgatos
  2. Megan Krakouer
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  1. Cam Tinley
  2. Tricia Ayre
valign=topZiggi Murphy
Ashley Buckle
Peter McDonald
Yunous Vagh
Bob Burdett (SUP)
Valentine Pegrum

Disendorsements and resignations

Those with resignation or disendorsement dates before 21 April 2022 are not running on the ballot paper under the party they are listed under, but those after that date still made the ballot paper.

Date Party Candidate Seat Details
October 2021Great AustralianPete EvansNSW SenateResigned for reasons unknown.[3]
26 FebruaryUAPJefferson EarlMacnamaraDisendorsed for support of Russian President, Vladimir Putin during the 2021–2022 Russo-Ukrainian crisis.[4] [5]
4 MarchUAPSean AmbroseNSW SenateResigned to protest NATO's stance against Putin.[6] [7]
5 MarchMorgan C JonasFlindersJonas is contesting the Senate as a grouped independent in Victoria, with the endorsement of the Reignite Democracy Australia group.
16 MarchLiberalMacnamaraResigned for reasons unknown.
24 MarchUAPTimothy BanfieldWhitlamClaimed that he left the party and campaign because there was a lack of freedom for candidates.[8]
29 MarchProgressivesEmilia LeonettiDobellStepped down following the AEC's decision to deregister the party, alongside the fact that she considered it "not feasible".
27 MarchWestern AustraliaSean ButlerWA SenateResigned due to concerns over the way the party is run.
7 AprilLaborPeter TsambalasHughesWithdrew his candidacy due to section 44 concerns surrounding his citizenship of Greece.[9]
15 AprilOne NationRebecca LloydBrisbaneDisendorsed after failing to follow party directions to remove videos attacking news reports of an AEC investigation.[10] She later announced she'd be running for the Senate in Queensland, as a grouped independent alongside ex-LNP and ex-One Nation MP, Steve Dickson.
22 AprilTeam BazBarry Du BoisNSW SenateWithdrew his candidacy citing health reasons.[11]
27 AprilAnimal JusticeSuzanne ClarkeRankinResigned after making comments about transgender people that were against party policy.[12]
27 AprilAnimal JusticeLinda McCarthy FordeResigned after making comments about transgender people that were against party policy.

Notes and References

  1. Web site: 1,624 candidates announced as election operation ramps up. aec.gov.au. 22 April 2022.
  2. Web site: Who are my candidates?. aec.gov.au. 22 April 2022.
  3. News: Tips and murmurs. Crikey. 20 October 2021.
  4. Web site: Putin-supporting candidate dumped from Palmer's UAP. 25 February 2022. Greg. Brown. The Australian. 16 March 2022.
  5. News: Australian online anti-vaccine groups switch to Putin praise and Ukraine conspiracies. 2 March 2022. 16 March 2022. Josh. Butler. Sarah. Martin. The Guardian.
  6. News: UAP Senate candidate withdraws nomination so he's free to praise Putin . Hurst . Daniel . 3 March 2022. 16 March 2022 . The Guardian.
  7. Ambrose . Sean . Anmchadh44 . 1499245760797454341 . 2 March 2022 . I have withdrawn my nomination as a senate candidate with the @UnitedAusParty. I do not support the acts of aggression by @NATO against the people of #Ukraine and its creation of a pariah state and I commend Putin (@KremlinRussia_E) for his fight against the New World Order. . en . 14 April 2022 . https://web.archive.org/web/20220317140842/https://twitter.com/Anmchadh44/status/1499245760797454341 . 17 March 2022 . live.
  8. News: 24 March 2022 . Former UAP candidate says 'freedom party' is run more like 'a communist party' . en-AU . ABC News . 24 March 2022.
  9. News: 7 April 2022 . Section 44 strikes again: Labor candidate for Hughes quits race due to Greek citizenship concerns . en-AU . The Guardian . 7 April 2022.
  10. News: 15 April 2022 . One Nation dumps Brisbane candidate Rebecca Lloyd days after AEC investigation revealed. en-AU . The Guardian . 16 April 2022.
  11. News: Knox . David . Barry Du Bois withdraws from Senate race . 22 April 2022 . TV Tonight . 22 April 2022.
  12. Web site: Candidates' resignation . Animal Justice Party Queensland . 29 April 2022 . en.

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