Candidates of the 2025 Australian federal election

The 2025 Australian federal election was held on 3 May 2025 to elect 150 seats of the House of Representatives and 40 out of the 76 Senate seats. At the election, the Albanese government was elected to a second term of government in a landslide victory, substantially increasing its majority in the Parliament of Australia.^[1]

Nominations for candidates were closed on 10 April 2025, and the Australian Electoral Commission declared the nominations on 11 April.^[2] 1,456 candidates (1,126 for the House of Representatives and 330 for the Senate) contested the election. 898 candidates were male, 547 were female and 11 unspecified.^[3][4]

Retiring members

This section is an excerpt from 2025 Australian federal election § Retiring members.[edit]

The seats of Hinkler (Queensland) and Maribyrnong (Victoria) were vacant at the time the federal election was called, following the resignation of Keith Pitt (Nationals) and Bill Shorten (Labor) on 19 and 20 January 2025 respectively. No by-elections were held for the seats due to their proximity to the general election.^[5][6]

Labor

• Linda Burney MP (Barton, NSW) – announced retirement on 25 July 2024^[7]
• Stephen Jones MP (Whitlam, NSW) – announced retirement on 30 January 2025^[8]
• Brian Mitchell MP (Lyons, Tas) – announced retirement on 15 November 2024^[9]
• Brendan O'Connor MP (Gorton, Vic) – announced retirement on 25 July 2024^[7]
• Graham Perrett MP (Moreton, Qld) – announced retirement on 22 August 2024^[10]
• Maria Vamvakinou MP (Calwell, Vic) – announced retirement on 9 June 2024^[11]
• Senator Catryna Bilyk (Tas) – announced retirement on 22 November 2024^[12]
• Senator Louise Pratt (WA) – announced retirement on 20 February 2024^[13]

Liberal

• Karen Andrews MP (McPherson, Qld) – announced retirement on 18 April 2023^[14]
• Warren Entsch MP (Leichhardt, Qld) – announced retirement on 9 April 2023^[15]
• Paul Fletcher MP (Bradfield, NSW) – announced retirement on 10 December 2024^[16]
• Nola Marino MP (Forrest, WA) – announced retirement on 4 December 2023^[17]
• Gavin Pearce MP (Braddon, Tas) – announced retirement on 11 June 2024^[18]
• Rowan Ramsey MP (Grey, SA) – announced retirement on 25 March 2024^[19]
• Senator Linda Reynolds (WA) – announced retirement on 12 February 2024^[20]

Nationals

• Mark Coulton MP (Parkes, NSW) – announced retirement on 25 March 2024^[21]
• David Gillespie MP (Lyne, NSW) – announced retirement on 19 October 2024^[22]

Independent

• Kylea Tink MP (North Sydney, NSW; abolished) – announced retirement on 7 December 2024^[23]

House of Representatives

Incumbent members are listed in bold text and marked with a †. Successful candidates are highlighted in the relevant colour and marked with an asterisk. Letters following the names of Coalition candidates in the states (excluding Queensland) denote membership of either the Liberal party (L) or National party (N) of that state.

Australian Capital Territory

Table of House candidates, Australian Capital Territory

Electorate	Held by	Labor	Liberal	Greens	Independent	Other
Bean	Labor	David Smith*†	David Lamerton	Sam Carter	Jessie Price
Canberra	Labor	Alicia Payne*†	Will Roche	Isabel Mudford	Claire Miles	Mary-Jane Liddicoat (HEART) Teresa McTaggart (AJP)
Fenner	Labor	Andrew Leigh*†	Bola Olatunbosun	Dani Hunterford		Elizabeth Kikkert (FFP)

New South Wales

On 27 July 2023, the Electoral Commissioner determined the number of members of the House of Representatives to be chosen in each state and territory. The seat entitlement of New South Wales was reduced from forty-seven to forty-six in this determination.^[24] On 12 September 2024, the Electoral Commission determined that the division of North Sydney would be abolished and redistributed to the divisions of Warringah, Bradfield and Bennelong.^[25]

Table of House candidates, New South Wales

Electorate	Held by	Labor	Coalition	Greens	Independent	One Nation	Other
Banks	Liberal	Zhi Soon*	David Coleman (L)†	Natalie Hanna	John Coyne	Todd Nicol	Marika Momircevski (LP) Phillip Pearce (AD) Allan Taruste (TOP)
Barton	Labor	Ash Ambihaipahar*	Fiona Douskou (L)	Manal Bahsa		Christos Nicolis	Vinlay Kolhatkar (LP) Thomas Pambris (TOP)
Bennelong	Labor	Jerome Laxale*†	Scott Yung (L)	Adam Hart		Craig Bennett	John August (FUSION) Eric Chan (FFP) Barry Devine (HEART) Robert Nalbandian (TOP)
Berowra	Liberal	Benson Koschinski	Julian Leeser (L)*†	Martin Cousins	Tina Brown Roger Woodward	Gerald Mattinson	Stephen Bastian (TOP) Brendan Clarke (FUSION)
Blaxland	Labor	Jason Clare*†	Courtney Nguyen (L)	Omar Sakr	Ahmed Ouf	Mitchell Klievens	Jennifer Di Girolamo (FFP) Mike Luo (LP)
Bradfield	Liberal	Louise McCallum	Gisele Kapterian (L)	Harjit Singh	Nicolette Boele* Andy Yin	John Manton	Samuel Joseph Gunning (LP) Rosemary Mulligan (TOP)
Calare	Independent	Julie Cunningham	Sam Farraway (N)	Ben Parker	Andrew Gee*† Kate Hook	Jennifer Hughes	Ross Hazelton (FFP) Jase Lesage (SFF) Vicki O'Leary (TOP) Sue Raye (LCP)
Chifley	Labor	Ed Husic*†	Allan Green (L)	Sukhjinder Singh	Leigh Burns	Tony Nikolic	Ryan Archer (TOP) Jamie Green (FFP) Rohan Laxmanalal (AJP)
Cook	Liberal	Simon Earle	Simon Kennedy (L)*†	Martin Moore		Mark Preston	Natalie Fuller (FFP) Sharon Hammond (TOP)
Cowper	National	Greg Vigors	Pat Conaghan (N)*†	Wendy Firefly	Zeke Daley Caz Heise	Chris Walsh	Peter Jackel (FFP) Geoffrey Marlow (FUSION) Megan Mathew (LCP) Geoffrey Shannon (TOP) Paul Templeton (LP)
Cunningham	Labor	Alison Byrnes*†	Amanda Ivaneza (L)	Jess Whittaker		John Fuller	Alexis Garnaut-Miller (ACP) Tim Lavers (AJP)
Dobell	Labor	Emma McBride*†	Brendan Small (L)	Simon Cooper		Martin Stevenson	Isaac Chalik (LP) Tim Claydon (LCP) Patrick Murphy (AJP) Anthony Tawaf (TOP)
Eden-Monaro	Labor	Kristy McBain*†	Jo van der Plaat (L)	Emma Goward	Brian Fisher Andrew Thaler	Richard Graham	Fraser Buchanan (HEART) Wade Cox (TOP)
Farrer	Liberal	Glen Hyde	Sussan Ley (L)*†	Richard Hendrie	Michelle Milthorpe	Emma Hicks	Tanya Hargraves (TOP) David O'Reilly (PFP) Rebecca Scriven (FFP) Peter Sinclair (SFF)
Fowler	Independent	Tu Le	Vivek Singha (L)	Avery Howard	Dai Le*†	Tony Margos	Jared Athavle (FFP) Victor Tey (LP)
Gilmore	Labor	Fiona Phillips*†	Andrew Constance (L)	Debbie Killian	Kate Dezarnaulds	John Hawke	Graham Brown (FFP) Adrian Carle (LCP) Melissa Wise (TOP)
Grayndler	Labor	Anthony Albanese*†	David Smallbone (L)	Hannah Thomas	David Bradbury	Rodney Smith	Cheri Burrell (TOP)
Greenway	Labor	Michelle Rowland*†	Rattan Virk (L)	Palaniappan Subramanian	Robert Stuckley	Edwin Swann	Justin Mulligan (TOP) Mark Rex (LP)
Hughes	Liberal	David Moncrieff*	Jenny Ware (L)†	Catherine Dyson		Deborah Swinbourn	Nathaniel Marsh (FFP) David Miller (ACP) Alex Scarfone (TOP) Elvis Sonisic (LP)
Hume	Liberal	Thomas Huang	Angus Taylor (L)*†	Steve Bruce	Peter McLean	Helen Ducker	Adrian Rees (LP) Bryan Siedel (FFP) Troy Wozniak (TOP)
Hunter	Labor	Dan Repacholi*†	Sue Gilroy (N)	Louise Stokes		Stuart Bonds	Kyle Boddan (SFF) Victoria Davies (AJP) Paul Farrelly (FFP) Andrew Fenwick (LCP) Suellen Wrightson (TOP)
Kingsford Smith	Labor	Matt Thistlethwaite*†	Brad Cole (L)	Keiron Brown	Elsa Parker	Mark Jelic
Lindsay	Liberal	Hollie McLean	Melissa McIntosh (L)*†	Aaron McAllister	Jim Saleam	Christopher Buckley	Vanessa Blazi (AJP) Antony Emmanuel (FFP)
Lyne	National	Digby Wilson	Alison Penfold (N)*	Tom Ferrier	Jeremy Miller	Colin Hughes	Stephen Burke (ACP) Cathy Charsley (TOP) Mark Hornshaw (LP) Keys Manley (LCP) David Masters (FFP)
Macarthur	Labor	Mike Freelander*†	Binod Paudel (L)	Frankie Scott		Gregory Grogan	Graham Charlesworth (FFP) Connie Harvey (LP) Edward Palmer (FUSION)
Mackellar	Independent	Jeffrey Quinn	James Brown (L)	Ethan Hrnjak	Lisa Cotton Sophie Scamps*† Mandeep Singh	Brad Hayman	Justin Addison (LP) Amber Robertson (TOP)
Macquarie	Labor	Susan Templeman*†	Mike Creed (L)	Terry Morgan		Matthew Jacobson	Roger Bowen (FFP) Joaquim De Lima (LP)
McMahon	Labor	Chris Bowen*†	Carmen Lazar (L)	Ben Hammond	Matthew Camenzuli	Melissa Janicska
Mitchell	Liberal	Dilvan Bircan	Alex Hawke (L)*†	Ben Speechly		Brendan McCreanor	Mark Crocker (TOP)
New England	National	Laura Hughes	Barnaby Joyce (N)*†	Wendy Wales	Natasha Ledger	Brent Larkham	Todd Juchau (TOP) Holly Masters (FFP)
Newcastle	Labor	Sharon Claydon*†	Assari McPhee (L)	Charlotte McCabe	Robert Creech	Phillip Heyne	Jason Briggs (FFP) Steve O'Brien (SA) Jennifer Stefanac (TOP)
Page	National	Wendy Backhous	Kevin Hogan (N)*†	Luke Robinson	Jordan Colless Richard Wells	Peter Nottle	Jennifer Baker (ACP) Andrew Grady (FFP) Josh Pianca (SFF) Donna Pike (TOP) Brenton Williams (LP)
Parkes	National	Nathan Fell	Jamie Chaffey (N)*	Trish Frail	Stuart Howe	Mark Carter	Maurice Davey (FFP) Sally Edwards (LP) Stephen Pope (SFF) Petrus van der Steen (TOP) Bob Wilson (IAPA)
Parramatta	Labor	Andrew Charlton*†	Katie Mullens (L)	Liz Tilly	Maa Malini Tanya-lee Quinn	Nicholas Matzen	Ganesh Loke (TOP) Ben Somerson (LP)
Paterson	Labor	Meryl Swanson*†	Laurence Antcliff (L)	Paul Johns	Rod Holding Philip Penfold April Scott	Arnon Wither	Peter Arena (TOP) Sandra Briggs (FFP) Daniel Dryden (LCP)
Reid	Labor	Sally Sitou*†	Grange Chung (L)	Joanna Somerville	Steven Commerford	Gina Ingrouille	Clinton Mead (LP) David Sarikaya (TOP)
Richmond	Labor	Justine Elliot*†	Kimberly Hone (N)	Mandy Nolan	Kevin Loughrey James McKenzie	Ian Mye	Richard Curtin (PFP) Vivian McMahon (LCP) Phillip Peterkin (TOP) Ian Willis (LP)
Riverina	National	Mark Jeffreson	Michael McCormack (N)*†	Pheonix Valxori	Barbara Baikie Jake Davis James Gooden Grant Hardwick Jenny Rolfe	Mark Craig	Mark Burge (FFP) Richard Foley (ACP) Desiree Gregory (SFF) Christine Onley (LP)
Robertson	Labor	Gordon Reid*†	Lucy Wicks (L)	Cheryl Wallace	Lisa Bellamy	Matt Lloyd	David Borg (TOP) Tom Lillicrap (LCP)
Shortland	Labor	Pat Conroy*†	Emma King (L)	Therese Doyle	James Pheils	Barry Reed	Pietro Di Girolamo (FFP) Geoffrey Robertson (LP)
Sydney	Labor	Tanya Plibersek*†	Alex Xu (L)	Luc Velez		Vedran Torbarac	Rachel Evans (SA)
Warringah	Independent	Celine Varghese-Fell	Jaimee Rogers (L)	Bonnie Harvey	David Spratt Zali Steggall*†	Gavin Wright	Sean McLeod (LP) Anthony Rose (TOP)
Watson	Labor	Tony Burke*†	Zakir Alam (L)	Jocelyn Brewer	Ziad Basyouny Zain Khan	Elisha Trevena	Vanessa Hadchiti (LP) John Koukoulis (TOP) Johnny Mannah (FFP)
Wentworth	Independent	Savanna Peake	Ro Knox (L)	Nick Ward	Michael Richmond Allegra Spender*†	James Sternhell
Werriwa	Labor	Anne Stanley*†	Sam Kayal (L)	Janet Castle	Jamal Daoud	Ian Cimera	Jacob Balestri (FFP) Shannon McGlone (TOP) Andrew Murphy (LCP) Gemma Noiosi (LP)
Whitlam	Labor	Carol Berry*	Nathaniel Smith (L)	Jamie Dixon	Ben Britton Glenn Butterfield Paddy Moylan	Sharon Cousins	Angelo Cuda (TOP) Cheryl Hinton (ACP) Raymond Khoury (LP)

Northern Territory

Table of House candidates, Australian Capital Territory

Electorate	Held by	Labor	CLP	Greens	Independent	One Nation	Other
Lingiari	Labor	Marion Scrymgour*†	Lisa Siebert	Blair McFarland		Sakellarios Bairamis	Peter Flynn (ACP) Chris Tomlins (IAPA)
Solomon	Labor	Luke Gosling*†	Lisa Bayliss	Jonathan Parry	Jany Davies Phil Scott	Benjamin Craker	Brian Kristo (ACP)

Queensland

Table of House candidates, Queensland

Electorate	Held by	Labor	LNP	Greens	Independent	One Nation	Other
Blair	Labor	Shayne Neumann*†	Carl Mutzelburg	Paul Toner		Brendan Kross	Anthony Bull (LP) Kathryn Chadwick (PFP) Anthony Hopkins (LCP) Angela Lowery (AJP) Edward McDonald (TOP) John Purdon (FFP)
Bonner	LNP	Kara Cook*	Ross Vasta†	Wen Li	Elizabeth Lewis	Christopher de Winter	Shalini Bhasin (LP) Ross Dovey (FFP) Craig Hill (LCP) David Wright (TOP)
Bowman	LNP	Darcy Brown	Henry Pike*†	Kristie Lockhart	Shaun Holloway	Matthew Knight	David Todd (FFP) Gary Williamson (TOP)
Brisbane	Greens	Madonna Jarrett*	Trevor Evans	Stephen Bates†		Cheryl Wood	Rachel Blackwood (FUSION) Kirsten Sands (FFP) Brian Thiele (TOP) Joseph Wheeler (PFP)
Capricornia	LNP	Emily Mawson	Michelle Landry*†	Mick Jones		Cheryl Kempton	Stephen Andrew (TOP) Kerri Hislop (FFP)
Dawson	LNP	Neil Wallace	Andrew Willcox*†	Paula Creen		Darren Brown	Alexander Beaumont (PFP) Michael Lockye (TOP) Amanda Nickson (FFP)
Dickson	LNP	Ali France*	Peter Dutton†	Vinnie Batten	Ellie Smith	Joel Stevenson	Maureen Brohman (AJP) Suniti Hewett (FFP) Michael Jessop (TOP) David Zaloudek (LCP)
Fadden	LNP	Letita Del Fabbro	Cameron Caldwell*†	Andrew Stimson	Stewart Brooker	Nick Muir	John Armfield (PFP) Patricia Martin (FFP) Nathan O'Brian (TOP) Dennis Pukallus (ACP)
Fairfax	LNP	Naomi McQueen	Ted O'Brien*†	Sue Etheridge	Paul McKeown Francine Wiig	Beatrice Marsh	Gregory Ryzy (TOP) Rhys Sanderson (FFP)
Fisher	LNP	Morrison Lakey	Andrew Wallace*†	Renay Wells	Keryn Jones	Benjamin Kelly	Bronwen Bolitho (FFP) Denis Fricot (TOP) James Pidgeon (PFP)
Flynn	LNP	Helen Madell	Colin Boyce*†	Paul Bambrick	John Anderson Duncan Scott	David Harris	Peter Dorian (FFP) Lance Price (PFP) Peter Zunker (TOP)
Forde	LNP	Rowan Holzberger*	Bert van Manen†	Kirsty Petersen	Chris Greaves	Matthew Lambert	Alf de-Hombre (ACP) Jacob Hiscock (TOP) Corneliu Pop (FFP)
Griffith	Greens	Renee Coffey*	Anthony Bishop	Max Chandler-Mather†		Lindsay Bell	Andrea Campbell (FFP) Aaron Hayes (TOP) Dion Hunt (PFP)
Groom	LNP	Richard Edwards	Garth Hamilton*†	Alyce Nelligan	Suzie Holt Kirstie Smolenski	Rebecca Konz	Jamie Marr (TOP) Alexandra Todd (FFP)
Herbert	LNP	Edwina Andrew	Phillip Thompson*†	Chris Evans		Ross MacDonald	Martin Brewster (TOP) Darryn Casson (KAP) Felicity Cole (PFP) Felicity Roser (FFP)
Hinkler	LNP	Trish Mears	David Batt*	Andrew McLean	Michael O'Brien	Tyler Carman	Robert Blohberger (TOP) Kerry Petrus (FFP)
Kennedy	KAP	Sharon Winn	Annette Swaine	Carole Stanford	Steven Clare	Kate Harris	Bob Katter*† (KAP) Douglas Lush (FFP) Mark Westcott (TOP)
Leichhardt	LNP	Matt Smith*	Jeremy Neal	Phillip Musumeci	Norman Miller	Robert Hicks	Daniel Collins (KAP) Nicholas Daniels (LCP) Greg Dowling (TOP) Lloyd Russell (LP) Les Searle (FFP)
Lilley	Labor	Anika Wells*†	Kimberley Washington	Melissa Stevens		Michelle McKay	Alan Denaro (FFP) Joshua Morrison (TOP)
Longman	LNP	Rhiannyn Douglas	Terry Young*†	Gabrielle Unverzagt		Peter McCasker	Malachi Brogden Hearne (FFP) (disendorsed) Benjamin Wood (TOP)
Maranoa	LNP	Alex Newman	David Littleproud*†	Elizabeth Johnston		Sharon Duncan	Jonathan Cumes (TOP) Rod Draper (PFP) Michael Offerdahl (LP) John Whittle (FFP)
McPherson	LNP	Alice Price	Leon Rebello*	Amanda Kennealy	Michelle Faye Erchana Murray-Bartlett	Zyion Attiig	Gary Biggs (LP) Max Creswick (TOP) Harry Hatzikalimnios (PFP) Jennifer Horsburgh (AJP) Jeff Knipe (LCP) Neena Tester (FFP)
Moncrieff	LNP	Blair Stuart	Angie Bell*†	Sally Spain	Nicole Arrowsmith Waddah Weld Ali	Glen Wadsworth	Ruth Fea (FFP) Vik Naicker (TOP) Natasha Szorkovsky (PFP)
Moreton	Labor	Julie-Ann Campbell*	Henry Swindon	Remah Naji		Grant Spork	Natarsha Billing (PFP) Max Hooper (ACP) Christian Julias (TOP) Melinda Keller (FFP)
Oxley	Labor	Milton Dick*†	Kevin Burns	Brandan Holt	Mike Head	Darren Baker	Mark McGuire (TOP) William Tento (FFP)
Petrie	LNP	Emma Comer*	Luke Howarth†	Nikil Paul		Nicole Shires	Sharan Hall (FFP) Ryan Mensink (TOP)
Rankin	Labor	Jim Chalmers*†	Paul Darwen	Joshua Riethmuller		Kyle Lentz	Alex Bainbridge (SA) Lana Hudson (PFP) Janet Lindbom (TOP) Carol Ordish (FFP)
Ryan	Greens	Rebecca Hack	Margaret Forrest	Elizabeth Watson-Brown*†		Robbie Elsom	Nicole De Lapp (PFP) Donna Gallehawk (FFP) Ryan Hunt (TOP) Gina Masterton (FUSION)
Wide Bay	LNP	Elliott Chalmers	Llew O'Brien*†	Emma Buhse	Casey Iddon	Chad Burgess	Kirsti Kenningale (FFP) Gabrial Pennicott (TOP)
Wright	LNP	Pam McCreadie	Scott Buchholz*†	Nicole Thompson		Natalie Davis	Justin McGuiness (PFP) Julie Rose (FFP) Chloe Snyman (AJP) Scott Thompson (TOP)

South Australia

Table of House candidates, South Australia

Electorate	Held by	Labor	Liberal	Greens	Independent	One Nation	Other
Adelaide	Labor	Steve Georganas*†	Amy Grantham	Mat Monti		Riley Size	Steven Marks (TOP) Matthew McMillan (FUSION) Lionel Pengilley (AJP)
Barker	Liberal	James Rothe	Tony Pasin*†	Major Moogy Sumner	Rosa Hillam Ian Penno Cody Scholes	Jennifer Troeth	Michael Brohier (FFP) Robert Jameson (TOP) Jonathan Pietzsch (Nat)
Boothby	Labor	Louise Miller-Frost*†	Nicolle Flint	Joanna Wells		Tonya Scott	Nicole Hussey (TOP) Sam Prior (FFP)
Grey	Liberal	Karin Bolton	Tom Venning*	Kathryn Hardwick-Franco	Anita Kuss	Brandon Turton	Laury Bais (TOP) Peter Borda (Nat) Kylie Evans (FFP)
Hindmarsh	Labor	Mark Butler*†	Christopher Lehmann	Matthew Wright	Jake Hall-Evans	Rocco Deangelis	Adrien Aloe (FUSION) Matt Pastro (AJP) Alex Tennikoff (FFP) Andrew Townsend (TOP)
Kingston	Labor	Amanda Rishworth*†	Jim Rishworth	John Photakis		Nathan Skrlj	Russell Jackson (TOP) Bin Liu (AJP) Steve Price (FFP)
Makin	Labor	Tony Zappia*†	Irena Zagladov	Samuel Moore		Alison Dew-Fennell	Mark Aldridge (TOP) (Resigned) Amelie Hanna (FUSION) Sue Nancarrow (FFP) Geoff Russell (AJP)
Mayo	Centre Alliance	Marisa Bell	Zane Basic	Genevieve Dawson-Scott		Rebecca Hewett	Simeon Bidwell (TOP) Benjamin Hackett (FFP) Rebekha Sharkie*† (CA)
Spence	Labor	Matt Burnell*†	Daniel Wild	Luke Skinner	Kym Hanton	Darryl Bothe	John Bennett (FFP) Paul Morrell (TOP) Miranda Joyce Smith (AJP)
Sturt	Liberal	Claire Clutterham*	James Stevens†	Katie McCusker	Verity Cooper	Peter Bogatec	Nicholas Duffield (TOP) Mervin Joshua (FFP)

Tasmania

Table of House candidates, Tasmania

Electorate	Held by	Labor	Liberal	Greens	Independent	One Nation	Other
Bass	Liberal	Jess Teesdale*	Bridget Archer†	Charlene McLennan	George Razay	Jordan Potter	Ray Broomhall (TOP) Caroline Larner (ACP)
Braddon	Liberal	Anne Urquhart*	Mal Hingston	Erin Morrow	Adam Martin	Christopher Methorst	Stephen Kenney (TOP)
Clark	Independent	Heidi Heck	Marilena Di Florio	Janet Shelley	Andrew Wilkie*†	Cathy Griggs
Franklin	Labor	Julie Collins*†	Josh Garvin	Owen Fitzgerald (withdrew)	Brendan Blomeley Peter George	Stefan Popescu
Lyons	Labor	Rebecca White*	Susie Bower	Alistair Allan	Angela Offord	Shaun Broadby	Carlo Di Falco (SFF) Sarah Graham (TOP) Michael Phibbs (ACP)

Victoria

On 27 July 2023, the Electoral Commissioner determined the number of members of the House of Representatives to be chosen in each state and territory. The seat entitlement of Victoria was reduced from thirty-nine to thirty-eight in this determination.^[24] On 5 September 2024, the Electoral Commissioner determined that the Division of Higgins will be abolished and redistributed to the divisions of Chisholm, Hotham, Kooyong, Macnamara, and Melbourne.^[26]

Table of House candidates, Victoria

Electorate	Held by	Labor	Coalition	Greens	Independent	One Nation	Other
Aston	Labor	Mary Doyle*†	Manny Cicchiello (L)	Reuben Steen	Mark Grondman Andrew Williams	John de Wacht	Steve Desveaux (TOP) David Fawcett (LP) Craig Manners (FFP)
Ballarat	Labor	Catherine King*†	Paula Doran (L)	John Barnes	Luke Parker	Terri Pryse-Smith	Ian Harkness (FFP) Ryan Redfern (LP)
Bendigo	Labor	Lisa Chesters*†	Matthew Evans (L) Andrew Lethlean (N)	Avery Barnett-Dacey	David Vincent	Heather Freeman	Matt Bansemer (LP) Evelyn Keetelaar (FFP) Wayne Taylor (LCP) Rohan Tyler (VS)
Bruce	Labor	Julian Hill*†	Zahid Safi (L)	Rhonda Garad		Bianca Colecchia	Sam Anderson (TOP) Wendy Birchall (FFP) Andrew Louth (LCP) Christine Skrobo (LP)
Calwell	Labor	Basem Abdo*	Usman Ghani (L)	Ravneet Garcha	Carly Moore Samim Moslih Morgan Peach Ravi Ragupathy Joseph Youhana	Luay Toma	Maria Bengtsson (FFP) Gianni Del Rosario-Makridis (LCP) Bassima Hawli (ACP) Assaad Issa (TOP)
Casey	Liberal	Naomi Oakley	Aaron Violi (L)*†	Merran Blair	Claire Ferres Miles	Ambere Livori	Chloe Bond (AJP) Phillip Courtis (TOP) Dan Nebauer (FFP)
Chisholm	Labor	Carina Garland*†	Katie Allen (L)	Tim Randall	Kath Davies	Guy Livori	Christine McShane (TOP) Gary Ong (FFP)
Cooper	Labor	Ged Kearney*†	Stewart Todhunter (L)	Tara Burnett		William Turner	Kath Larkin (VS) Donna Stolzenberg (LCP)
Corangamite	Labor	Libby Coker*†	Darcy Dunstan (L)	Mitch Pope	Kate Lockhart	Colin Seabrook	Paul Barker (LP) James Jackson (TOP) Harley Mackenzie (LCP)
Corio	Labor	Richard Marles*†	Darren Buller (L)	Emilie Flynn	John De Lorenzo	Adam Helman	Sarah Hathway (SA)
Deakin	Liberal	Matthew Gregg*	Michael Sukkar (L)†	Amy Mills	Jess Ness	Anne Cooke	Richard Griffith-Jones (FFP) Will Vandermeer (LP) Milton Wilde (TOP)
Dunkley	Labor	Jodie Belyea*†	Nathan Conroy (L)	Matt Maber	Robert Thurley	Jessica Davis	Lisa Abbott (LCP) Andrew Gatley (FUSION) Peter Nicholes (FFP)
Flinders	Liberal	Sarah Race	Zoe McKenzie (L)*†	Adam Frogley	Ben Smith Joseph Toscano	Mike Brown	Jason Smart (TOP)(Withdrew)
Fraser	Labor	Daniel Mulino*†	Satish Patel (L)	Huong Truong		George Rozario	Jasmine Duff (VS) Rob Rancie (FFP)
Gellibrand	Labor	Tim Watts*†	Ben Reeson (L)	Ponraj Krishna Pandi		Stephen Bennett	Jo Garcia (FFP)
Gippsland	National	Alison 'Sonny' Stephens	Darren Chester (N)*†	Rochelle Hine		Greg Hansford	Simon Wilson (LP)
Goldstein	Independent	Nildhara Gadani	Tim Wilson (L)*	Alana Galli-McRostie	Zoe Daniel†	Leon Gardiner	David Segal (LP) Vicki Williams (TOP)
Gorton	Labor	Alice Jordan-Baird*	John Fletcher (L)	Thuc Bao Huynh		Alan Reid	Kathrine Ashton (FFP) Rob McCathie (LP) Xavier Menta (LCP)
Hawke	Labor	Sam Rae*†	Simmone Cottom (L)	Sarah Newman		Matthew Katselis	Fiona Adin-James (AJP) Melanie Milutinovic (FFP) Devon Starbuck (LCP)
Holt	Labor	Cassandra Fernando*†	Annette Samuel (L)	Payal Tiwari		Trevor Hammond	Riley Aicken (LCP) Shane Foreman (FFP)
Hotham	Labor	Clare O'Neil*†	Harmick Singh (L)	Martin Barry		Stuart Forgarty	Mark Brown (FFP) Tony Vainoras (ACP)
Indi	Independent	Mitch Bridges	James Trenery (L)	Alysia Regan	Helen Haines*† Mark McFarlane	Athol Thomas	Ben Howman (LCP) Tim Quilty (LP) Michael White (FFP)
Isaacs	Labor	Mark Dreyfus*†	Fiona Ottey (L)	Matthew Kirwan		Geoff McMahon	Audrey Harmse (FFP)
Jagajaga	Labor	Kate Thwaites*†	Chris Parr (L)	Jy Sandford	Chris Kearney Abdi Mohamed	Leslie Ralph	Rae Ranchie (FFP)
Kooyong	Independent	Clive Crosby	Amelia Hamer (L)	Jackie Carter	Monique Ryan*†	Camille Brache	Richard Peppard (LP) David Vader (TOP)
La Trobe	Liberal	Jeff Springfield	Jason Wood (L)*†	Jamie Longmuir		Leonardo Panetta	Greg Hardiman (TOP) Ron Malhotra (FFP)
Lalor	Labor	Joanne Ryan*†	Mira D'Silva (L)	Owen Parris	Aijaz Moinuddin	Jason Oosthuizen	Patrizia Barcatta (LP) Matthew Emerson (FFP)
Macnamara	Labor	Josh Burns*†	Benson Saulo (L)	Sonya Semmens	JB Myers	Sean Rubin	Michael Abelman (LP)
Mallee	National	Greg Olsen	Anne Webster (N)*†	Nicole Rowan		Vaughan Williams	Jeff Barry (LP) Ashleigh Gray (FFP) Chris Lahy (ACP) Adam Veitch (TOP)
Maribyrnong	Labor	Jo Briskey*	Tim Beddoe (L)	James Williams		Alannah Casey
McEwen	Labor	Rob Mitchell*†	Jason McClintock (L)	Marley McRae McLeod		Jeremy Johnson	Ali Antoniou (PFP) Tom Forrest (LCP) Erin McGrath (FUSION) Chloe Nicolosi (AJP) Julio Valencia (FFP)
Melbourne	Greens	Sarah Witty*	Steph Hunt (L)	Adam Bandt†	Anthony Koutoufides Tim Smith	Melanie Casey	Helen Huang (FUSION)
Menzies	Liberal	Gabriel Ng*	Keith Wolahan (L)†	Bill Pheasant	Stella Yee	Jhett Edwards-Scott	Amanda Paliouras (TOP) Ann Bown Seeley (FFP) Josh Utoyo (LP)
Monash	Independent	Tully Fletcher	Mary Aldred (L)*	Terence Steele	Russell Broadbent† Deb Leonard	Kuljeet Robinson	Geoff Dethlefs (FFP) David O'Reilly (LCP) Alex Wehbe (TOP)
Nicholls	National	Kim Travers	Sam Birrell (N)*†	Shelby Eade		Aaron Tyrrell	Paul Bachelor (FFP) Jeff Davy (ACP) Glenn Floyd (TOP)
Scullin	Labor	Andrew Giles*†	Rohit Taggar (L)	Loki Sangarya		Arthur Tsoutsoulis	Cassandra Bell (FFP) Adriana Buccianti (TOP) Omar Hassan (VS) Ursula van Bree (PFP)
Wannon	Liberal	Fiona McKenzie	Dan Tehan (L)*†	Kate Gazzard	Bernadine Atkinson Alex Dyson	Leo Curtain	Lee-Ann Elmes (FFP) Julie McCamish (TOP) Robbie Swan (LCP)
Wills	Labor	Peter Khalil*†	Jeff Kidney (L)	Samantha Ratnam		Bruce Stevens	Sue Bolton (SA) Margee Glover (LCP) Owen Miller (FUSION) Rachel Versteegen (LP)

Western Australia

On 27 July 2023, the Electoral Commissioner determined the number of members of the House of Representatives to be chosen in each state and territory. The seat entitlement of Western Australia was increased from fifteen to sixteen in this determination.^[24] In January 2024, a redistribution began in Western Australia.^[27] In September 2024, the AEC announced the creation of the Division of Bullwinkel, and adjusted the boundaries of the surrounding electorates.^[28] At the time of creation, Bullwinkel was notionally Labor-held based on a margin from the 2022 election estimated by psephologist Antony Green.^[29]

Table of House candidates, Western Australia

Electorate	Held by	Labor	Liberal	Greens	Independent	One Nation	Other
Brand	Labor	Madeleine King*†	Claire Moody	Jody Freeman		Stephen Box	Jim Matters (LCP)
Bullwinkel	New seat (notional Labor)	Trish Cook*	Matt Moran	Abbey Bishop		Trevor Mayes	Mia Davies (Nat) Les Holten (AC) Penelope Young (LCP)
Burt	Labor	Matt Keogh*†	Sean Ayres	Adam Razak	Ashok Kumar Tewatia	Liz Lerardi	Fiona Caruso (LCP) Alvin Mathew (AC)
Canning	Liberal	Jarrad Goold	Andrew Hastie*†	Jordan Cahill		Fernando Bove	John Carey (ACP) Paul Gullan (LCP) (disendorsed)
Cowan	Labor	Anne Aly*†	Felicia Adeniyi	Matt Count	Wade McDonald	Bradley Yates	John Bell (LCP) Wesley D'Costa (AC) Charles Smith (ToP)
Curtin	Independent	Viktor Ko	Tom White	Kitty Hemsley	Kate Chaney*†	Alexander Ironside	Fred Mulholland (LCP)
Durack	Liberal	Karen Wheatland	Melissa Price*†	Brendan Sturcke		Mark Berry	Eugenie Harris (AC) Jason Hunter (IAPA) Bailey Kempton (Nat) Maarten Kornaat (ToP) Kat Wright (LCP)
Forrest	Liberal	Tabitha Dowding	Ben Small*†	Georgia Beardman	Sue Chapman	Paul Van Der Mey	Peter Greenland (ToP) Cam Parsons (Nat) Aaron Peet (LCP)
Fremantle	Labor	Josh Wilson*†	Tait Marston	Amy Warne	Kate Hulett	Hannah Marriner	John Bird (ACP) Josh Last (SA)
Hasluck	Labor	Tania Lawrence*†	David Goode	Tamica Matson		Adrian Deeth	Dawn Kelly (GAP) David Kingston (AC) Leo Treasure (LCP)
Moore	Independent	Tom French*	Vince Connelly	Scott McCarthy	Nathan Barton Ian Goodenough†	Paul Fimognari	Trevor Bartley (AC) Christopher Rennick (ToP)
O'Connor	Liberal	Darren Moir	Rick Wilson*†	Giz Watson		Gemma Johnston	Philip Arnatt (LCP) Lindsay Cameron (ToP) Deonne Kingsford (AC) Heidi Tempra (Nat)
Pearce	Labor	Tracey Roberts*†	Jan Norberger	Nicholas D'Alonzo		John Burton	Ramon Granados (LCP) Vanessa Montgomery (AC)
Perth	Labor	Patrick Gorman*†	Susanna Panaia	Sophie Greer		Peter Hallifax
Swan	Labor	Zaneta Mascarenhas*†	Mic Fels	Clint Uink		Michael Halley	Shelley Leech (LCP) Mark Staer (AC)
Tangney	Labor	Sam Lim*†	Howard Ong	Eric Hayward		Steve Kefalinos	Phil Leslie (LCP) James Rai (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. Parties are ordered based on ballot order in the respective state or territory.

Sitting members are listed in bold text and marked with the † symbol. 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. Independent David Pocock (who ran for electoral purposes under his eponymous party) was defending one seat. Both incumbents were up for re-election.^[30]

Sustainable Australia	David Pocock	Animal Justice	Labor	Liberal	HEART / Libertarian
James Holgate John Haydon	David Pocock*† Hannah Vardy	Robyn Soxsmith Walter Kudrycz	Katy Gallagher*† Janaline Oh	Jacob Vadakkedathu Hayune Lee	Elise Searson-Prakaash (HEART) Martin Brown (LP)
Greens
Christina Hobbs Jo Rocke

New South Wales

Six seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending two seats. The Liberal–National coalition was defending three seats. The Greens were defending one seat. Senators Deborah O'Neill (Labor), Dave Sharma (Liberal), Ross Cadell (National), David Shoebridge (Greens), Maria Kovacic (Liberal) and Jenny McAllister (Labor) were not up for re-election.

Table of Senate candidates, New South Wales

Labor	Group B[a]	Australia's Voice	FUSION	Family First	One Nation
Tony Sheldon*† Tim Ayres*† Emilija Beljic Victoria McGregor Sharon Sewell Heather Roarty	Max Boddy Warwick Dove	Emanie Darwiche Graham George	Miles Whiticker Andrew Potts	Lyle Shelton Roseanna Masters	Warwick Stacey* Rebecca Thompson
Animal Justice	Christians	Australia First Alliance	Legalise Cannabis	Sustainable Australia	Indigenous-Aboriginal
Emma Kerin Matt Stellino	Asher Wolfson Duncan Fischer	Craig Kelly (LP) Michael O'Neill (HEART) Tracy Sedman (PFP) Steve Christou (LP) Sonia Qutami (HEART)	Miles Hunt Michael Balderstone Tia Elliston	William Bourke Petra Campbell	Owen Whyman Lawrence Brooke
Trumpet of Patriots	Coalition	Lambie Network	Citizens	Socialist Alliance	Greens
Silvana Nile Andrew Robertson Michelle Martin	Andrew Bragg (L)*† Jessica Collins (L)* Perin Davey (N)† Hollie Hughes (L)† Juliana McArthur (N) Rhiannon Brinsmead (L)	Glenn Kolomeitz Nikhita Sahay	Andy Schmulow Ann Lawler	Peter Boyle Andrew Chuter	Mehreen Faruqi*† Eddie Lloyd Sujan Selventhiran Barbara Bloch Ethan Floyd Rachael Jacobs
Ungrouped
Kerrie Harris Shawn Price Warren Grzic

Northern Territory

Two seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending one seat. The Country Liberal Party was defending one seat. Both incumbents were up for re-election.

Table of Senate candidates, Northern Territory

Sustainable Australia	Legalise Cannabis	Labor	Country Liberal	Greens	One Nation
Ian Chivers Lamaan White	Lance Lawrence Suzette Luyken	Malarndirri McCarthy*† Michael Alsop	Jacinta Nampijinpa Price*† Dean Hersey	Aia Newport Hugo Wells	Darren Nugent Caine Hewes
Citizens	Libertarian	Ungrouped
Lionel Wylie Trudy Campbell	Jed Hansen Trevor Smith	Que Kenny

Queensland

Six seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending one seat. The Liberal National Party was defending two seats. The Greens were defending one seat. One Nation was defending one seat. People First Party was defending one seat. Senators Penny Allman-Payne (Greens), Anthony Chisholm (Labor), James McGrath (Liberal National), Matt Canavan (Liberal National), Pauline Hanson (One Nation) and Murray Watt (Labor) were not up for re-election.

Table of Senate candidates, Queensland

Socialist Alliance	Trumpet of Patriots	Indigenous-Aboriginal	FUSION	Australia's Voice	Lambie Network
Jonathan Strauss Kamala Emanuel	Harry Fong Rob McMullan David McLaer	Wayne CoCo Wharton Marnie Laree Davis	Chris Simpson Frank Jordan	Michelle McDonald Cameron McClure Leckie Aidan McGuire	Angela Harper Craig Schramm
People First / Katter's Australian	Democrats	Liberal National	Labor	Great Australian / HEART	Citizens
Gerard Rennick (PFP)† Robert Lyon (KAP)	Scott Frazer Roberts Luke Daniel Pullar	Paul Scarr*† Susan McDonald*† Stuart Fraser Andrew Cripps Sophia Li Peter Zhuang	Nita Green*† Corinne Mulholland* Peter Casey Danielle Shankey Melinda Chisholm Brianna Bailey	William Bay (GAP) (withdrawn) Catherine Smith (HEART)	Jan Pukallus Richard Healy
Animal Justice	Family First	Legalise Cannabis	Greens	One Nation	Sustainable Australia
Michelle Jensz Gregory Dillon	Katie Lush Karen Fuller	Belinda Jones Melody Lindsay	Larissa Waters*† Navdeep Singh Claire Garton Jennifer Cox Melissa McArdle Kirsten Kennedy	Malcolm Roberts*† Geena Court	Rhett Martin Ross Honniball
Libertarian	Ungrouped
Jim Willmott Lachlan Lade	Gilbert Holmes Danny Donohue Duke Wong Jason Brown

South Australia

Six seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending two seats. The Liberal Party was defending three seats. The Greens were defending one seat. Senators Leah Blyth (Liberal), Don Farrell (Labor), Kerrynne Liddle (Liberal), Andrew McLachlan (Liberal), Barbara Pocock (Greens) and Penny Wong (Labor) were not up for re-election.

Table of Senate candidates, South Australia

Libertarian	FUSION	Liberal	Labor	Animal Justice	Lambie Network
Tyler Green Jacob Van Raalte	Imelda Adamson Agars Drew Wolfendale	Alex Antic*† Anne Ruston*† David Fawcett† Damian Wyld	Marielle Smith*† Karen Grogan*† Charlotte Walker* Jennifer Allison	Frankie Bray Julie Pastro	Rex Patrick Anne Fordham
Trumpet of Patriots	National	Australia's Voice	People First	Legalise Cannabis	Citizens
Nicole Smeltz Bob Day Antonio Rea Matilda Bawden	Monique Crossling Emma Azzopardi	Jordan Shane Craig Nielsen	Robert Lonie Patrick Amadio	Jessica Nies Timothy Hall	Louise Ackland Mark Freer
Family First	Greens	Sustainable Australia	One Nation	Ungrouped
Christopher Brohier Deepa Mathew	Sarah Hanson-Young*† Noah Schultz-Byard	Madeleine Wearne Michael Dwyer	Jennifer Game Carlos Quaremba	Kosta Hadjimarkou Janette Francis

Tasmania

Six seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending two seats. The Liberal Party was defending two seats. The Greens were defending one seat. The Jacqui Lambie Network was defending one seat. Wendy Askew (Liberal), Jonathon Duniam (Liberal), Helen Polley (Labor), Anne Urquhart (Labor), Tammy Tyrrell (independent) and Peter Whish-Wilson (Greens) were not up for re-election.

Table of Senate candidates, Tasmania

Sustainable Australia	Liberal	Trumpet of Patriots	Legalise Cannabis	Animal Justice	Greens
Dennis Bilic Pierre Richardson	Claire Chandler*† Richard Colbeck*† Jacki Martin	Wayne Moore Matt Kelly Greg Smith	Matt Owen Gail Hester	Casey Davies Kate Lucas	Nick McKim*† Vanessa Bleyer Scott Jordan Trenton Hoare
Lambie Network	Libertarian	One Nation	Citizens	Labor	Shooters, Fishers & Farmers
Jacqui Lambie*† Christine Hannan	Chrysten Abraham Nicole Armstrong	Lee Hanson James Dunn	Daryl Staggard Ray Williams	Carol Brown*† Richard Dowling* Bailey Falls Saxon O'Donnell Greg Luckman Amelia Meyers	Phillip Bigg Melanie Roach
Ungrouped
Fenella Edwards

Victoria

Six seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending two seats. The Liberal–National coalition was defending two seats. The Greens were defending one seat. Independent David Van was defending one seat. Ralph Babet (UAP), Sarah Henderson (Liberal), Bridget McKenzie (National), Jana Stewart (Labor), Lisa Darmanin (Labor) and Lidia Thorpe (independent) were not up for re-election.

Table of Senate candidates, Victoria

Coalition	Legalise Cannabis	Animal Justice	Indigenous-Aboriginal	Australia's Voice	FUSION
James Paterson (L)*† Jane Hume (L)*† Kyle Hoppitt (L) Glenn Arnold (N) Greg Mirabella (L) Chrestyna Kmetj (L)	Fiona Patten Alice Davy Shea Evans	Helen Jeges Benjamin McMillan	Racquel Austin-Abdullah Laylah Al-Saimary	Mohamed El-Masri Harsimran Kaur Rasheed El Achkar	Kammy Cordner-Hunt Simon Gnieslaw
Group G[a]	Trumpet of Patriots	Labor	Family First	One Nation	Democrats
Keo Vongvixay Taylor Hernan	James Unkles Ronald Jean Roger Ivan McKay	Raff Ciccone*† Jess Walsh*† Michelle Ananda-Rajah* Lynn Psaila Stephenie Kelley David Baker	Bernie Finn Jane Foreman	Warren Pickering Christopher Bradbury	Heath McKenzie Carly Noble
Victorian Socialists	Sustainable Australia	People First / HEART	Libertarian	Greens	Citizens
Jordan van den Lamb Steph Price	Celeste Ackerly Bert Jessup	Chris Neil (PFP) Nick Clonaridis (HEART)	Jordan Dittloff Matt Ford Stephen Matulec	Steph Hodgins-May*† Navera Ari Rachel Iampolski Maddie Slater Brittney Henderson Nasser Yawari	Robert Barwick Sleiman Yohanna
Shooters, Fishers & Farmers	Group T	Ungrouped
Ethan Constantinou Ken Vickers	Raj Saini Kirti Alle Yashaswini Srinivas Kanakagiri	Heena Sinha Cheung Susantha Abeysinghe Viesha Lewand Lawrence Harvey Cory Corbett K Black David Van† Nate Ritter

Western Australia

Six seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending two seats. The Liberal Party was defending three seats. The Greens were defending one seat. Michaelia Cash (Liberal), Dorinda Cox (Greens), Sue Lines (Labor), Fatima Payman (Australia's Voice), Dean Smith (Liberal) and Glenn Sterle (Labor) were not up for re-election.

Table of Senate candidates, Western Australia

Great Australian	Christians	Citizens	Trumpet of Patriots	Sustainable Australia	Democrats
Rodney Cullerton[b] William Newton-Wordsworth	Steve Klomp Joan Lee Ng	Aisha Nancy Novakovich Rex Ryles	Melissa Bannister Trent Kenneth Mongan Peter Robbins Lincoln Stewart (withdrawn)	Karen Oborn Ryan Oostryck	Elana Mitchell Simon Simson
Libertarian	People First	Greens	FUSION	Socialist Alliance	Labor
Ryan Burns Gary Nicol	Madison King Jody Clune	Jordon Steele-John*† Simone Collins Donald Clarke Verity Ives Heather Lonsdale	Tian Carrie-Wilson Tamara Alderdice	Jade "Nova" Sobieralski Riley Breen	Ellie Whiteaker* Varun Ghosh*† Deep Singh Tarun Dewan Ally White Brock Oswald
One Nation	Legalise Cannabis	Animal Justice	Australia's Voice	Liberal	National
Tyron Whitten* Conor Doyle	Jason Meotti Melissa Rose D'Ath	Michael Anagno Grant Stewart	Megan Krakouer Tano La Macchia	Slade Brockman*† Matt O'Sullivan*† Trisha Botha Jennifer Matthews	Paul Brown Jeremy Miles
Ungrouped
Ky Cao Kim Mubarak

Summary by party

Beside each party is the number of seats contested by that party in the House of Representatives for each state, as well as an indication of whether the party contested the Senate election in the respective state.

Table of number of seats contested by party in each state

Party	NSW		Vic		Qld		WA		SA		Tas		ACT		NT		Total
	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S
Australian Labor Party	46	6	38	6	30	6	16	6	10	4	5	6	3	2	2	2	150	38
Liberal Party of Australia	37	4	35	5	—	—	16	4	10	4	5	3	3	2	—	—	106	22
Liberal National Party of Queensland	—	—	—	—	30	6	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	30	6
Country Liberal Party (NT)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	2	2	2	2
National Party of Australia	9	2	4	1	—	—	4	2	2	2	—	—	—	—	—	—	19	7
Australian Greens	46	6	38	6	30	6	16	5	10	2	5	4	3	2	2	2	150	33
Pauline Hanson's One Nation	46	2	38	2	30	2	16	2	10	2	5	2	—	—	2	2	147	14
Trumpet of Patriots	35	3	17	3	30	3	5	4	10	4	3	3	—	—	—	—	100	20
Family First Party	25	2	27	2	30	2	—	—	9	2	—	—	1	0	—	—	92	8
Libertarian Party	25	2	16	3	5	2	0	2	0	2	0	2	0	1	0	2	46	16
Legalise Cannabis Australia	10	3	14	3	5	2	13	2	0	2	0	2	—	—	0	2	42	16
Australian Citizens Party	6	2	4	2	3	2	2	2	0	2	2	2	—	—	2	2	19	14
Gerard Rennick People First	2	1	2	1	15	1	0	2	0	2	—	—	—	—	—	—	19	7
Animal Justice Party	5	2	3	2	4	2	0	2	5	2	0	2	1	2	—	—	18	14
Fusion Party	4	2	4	2	2	2	0	2	3	2	—	—	—	—	—	—	13	10
Australian Christians	0	2	—	—	—	—	10	2	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	10	4
Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party	7	0	0	2	—	—	—	—	—	—	1	2	—	—	—	—	8	4
Socialist Alliance	2	2	2	0	1	2	1	2	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	6	6
HEART Party	3	2	0	1	0	1	—	—	—	—	—	—	1	1	—	—	4	5
Victorian Socialists	—	—	4	2	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	4	2
Indigenous-Aboriginal Party of Australia	1	2	0	2	0	2	1	0	—	—	—	—	—	—	1	0	3	6
Katter's Australian Party	—	—	—	—	3	1	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	3	1
Australian Democrats	1	0	0	2	0	2	0	2	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	1	6
The Great Australian Party	—	—	—	—	0	1	1	2	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	1	3
Centre Alliance	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	1	0	—	—	—	—	—	—	1	0
Sustainable Australia	0	2	0	2	0	2	0	2	0	2	0	2	0	2	0	2	0	16
Australia's Voice	0	2	0	3	0	3	0	2	0	2	—	—	—	—	—	—	0	12
Jacqui Lambie Network	0	2	—	—	0	2	—	—	0	2	0	2	—	—	—	—	0	8
David Pocock	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	0	2	—	—	0	2
Independents and others	56	5	32	13	20	4	7	2	7	2	6	1	2	0	2	1	132	28
Total	366	56	278	65	238	56	108	49	77	40	32	33	14	14	13	17	1,126	330

Unregistered parties and groups

• The Socialist Equality Party ran for the Senate as Group B in New South Wales and Group G in Victoria. They also endorsed candidates for the seats of Calwell (Morgan Peach), Newcastle (Robert Creech) and Oxley (Mike Head) in the House of Representatives.^[31]
• The Good Party endorsed candidates for the seats of Kingsford Smith (Elsa Parker) and Page (Jordan Colless) in the House of Representatives.^[32]
• The Australia First Party endorsed candidate Jim Saleam for the seat of Lindsay in the House of Representatives.^[33]
• Public Interests Before Corporate Interests endorsed candidate Joseph Toscano for the seat of Flinders in the House of Representatives.^[34]
• The United People's Party endorsed candidate Aijaz Moinuddin for the seat of Lalor in the House of Representatives.^[35]

Disendorsements and resignations

Candidates who resigned or were disendorsed as candidates after the close of nominations (10 April 2025) were still listed as a candidate of their party on the ballot paper.

Table showing candidates who resigned or were disendorsed

Date	Party		Candidate	Seat	Details
20 May 2024		Liberal	Mark Wales	Tangney	Resigned due to family illness.[36]
28 July 2024		Liberal	Anthony Richardson	Isaacs	Resigned due to a "change in personal circumstances".[37]
5 September 2024		Liberal	Katie Allen	Higgins	Division abolished.[38] Later preselected to run for Chisholm.
5 September 2024		Greens	Angelica Di Camillo	Higgins	Division abolished.[39]
8 September 2024		Liberal	Theo Zographos	Chisholm	Lost preselection to Katie Allen after nominations for the seat were re-opened due to substantial changes in the AEC redistribution.[40]
12 September 2024		Liberal	Gisele Kapterian	North Sydney	Division abolished.[41] Later preselected to run for Bradfield.
21 November 2024		Greens	Jy Sandford	Jagajaga	Preselection overturned after breach of party's by-laws during initial voting process.[42][43] Sandford was reinstated as the candidate for Jagajaga on 23 December 2024 after a second round of preselection.[44]
10 December 2024		Liberal	Paul Fletcher	Bradfield	Selected as candidate in July 2024, but announced retirement from politics in December 2024.[45][46]
17 December 2024		Victorian Socialists	Omar Hassan	Calwell	Party chose not to contest seat because voters were "spoilt for choice with a number of strong candidates on the left".[47][48][49]
20 February 2025		Greens	Lauren Green	Wannon	Withdrew candidacy due to section 44 concerns.[50]
26 February 2025		Democrats	Chris Simpson	Senate (Queensland)	Disendorsed[51]
28 February 2025		Greens	Mohamed El-Masri	Calwell	Withdrew candidacy and resigned from party to contest Senate as Australia's Voice lead candidate.[52][53][54]
6 March 2025		Democrats	Tom Tapping	Senate (Queensland)	Resigned[51]
10 March 2025		Liberal	Luan Walker	Fraser	Withdrew candidacy due to section 44 concerns.[55]
10 March 2025		Liberal	Joel Drysdale	Scullin	Withdrew candidacy due to section 44 concerns.[55]
30 March 2025		Better Together	Lucy Bradlow and Bronwyn Bock[c]	Senate (Victoria)	Withdrew candidacy due to Bradlow being a dual citizen, thus unable to stand under section 44 of the Constitution of Australia.[56]
3 April 2025		National	Katrina Hodgkinson	Whitlam	Announced as a candidate on 21 February 2025 by National Party leader David Littleproud,[57] but withdrew her candidacy on 3 April 2025, to avoid a three-cornered contest with the Liberals and Labor.[58]
6 April 2025		Libertarian	Prem Wakeman	Hunter	Announced as a candidate on 19 March 2025, but party withdrew and endorsed One Nation candidate Stuart Bonds to avoid helping Labor retain the seat.[59][60][61]
6 April 2025		Liberal	Ben Britton	Whitlam	Endorsed as the Liberal candidate for Whitlam in December 2024,[62] but disendorsed on 6 April 2025[63] after earlier controversial statements came to light two days before.[64]
9 April 2025		Sustainable Australia	Fenella Edwards	Senate (Tasmania)	Disendorsed for unknown reasons; contested election as ungrouped independent candidate.[65]
10 April 2025		Fusion	Kerry Graham	Senate (Tasmania)	Announced as candidate but did not contest for unknown reasons.[66][67]
10 April 2025	Close of nominations
14 April 2025		Family First	Malachi Brogden Hearne	Longman	Disendorsed for homophobic and white supremacist social media posts.[51]
16 April 2025		Greens	Owen Fitzgerald	Franklin	Withdrew after discovering he held dual citizenship in New Zealand by descent.[68][69]
21 April 2025		Trumpet of Patriots	Jason Smart	Flinders	Withdrew in protest over party how-to-vote card decisions.[70][71]
22 April 2025		Legalise Cannabis	Paul Gullan	Canning	Disendorsed for antisemitic social media posts.[72][73]
23 April 2025		Great Australian	William Bay	Senate (Queensland)	Resigned from party over concerns regarding potential misuse of party funds and undermining of his campaign by party leadership.[74]
24 April 2025		Trumpet of Patriots	Lincoln Stewart	Senate (Western Australia)	Resigned from party over how-to-vote card decisions.[75][76]
28 April 2025		Trumpet of Patriots	Mark Aldridge	Makin	Resigned from party over concerns regarding its approach to campaigning and how-to-vote card decisions.[77]

Notes

1. Candidates in this group were endorsed by the Socialist Equality Party, which does not have registered party status but still ran candidates as independents.
2. While 'Culleton' is the correct spelling of his name, a typo in his nomination documents led to 'Cullerton' being listed on the ballot.
3. Bradlow and Bock intended to run as "job sharing candidates". The AEC stated they would be required to reject the nomination, as electoral law does not allow two people to share a nomination for one seat.