List of electoral divisions in Western Australia

The Australian state of Western Australia is divided into 16 electoral divisions for the purposes of electing the Australian House of Representatives. At the 2025 federal election, the Australian Labor Party won 11 seats and the Liberal Party of Australia won 4 seats. One seat was won by independent Kate Chaney.^[1]

Results of the 2025 federal election

Divisions

Name	Formed	Size (km2)	Classification	Current Member	Member's Party	References
Brand	1984	309	Outer-metropolitan	Madeleine King	Labor	[2][3]
Bullwinkel	2024	9,508	Outer-metropolitan	Trish Cook	Labor	[4][5]
Burt	2016	222	Outer-metropolitan	Matt Keogh	Labor	[6][7]
Canning	1949	3,608	Outer-metropolitan	Andrew Hastie	Liberal	[8][9]
Cowan	1984	108	Inner-metropolitan	Anne Aly	Labor	[10][11]
Curtin	1949	92	Inner-metropolitan	Kate Chaney	Independent	[12][13]
Durack	2010	1,410,947	Rural	Melissa Price	Liberal	[14][15]
Forrest	1922	6,454	Rural	Ben Small	Liberal	[16][17]
Fremantle	1901	191	Inner-metropolitan	Josh Wilson	Labor	[18][19]
Hasluck	2001	258	Outer-metropolitan	Tania Lawrence	Labor	[20][21]
Moore	1949	102	Outer-metropolitan	Tom French	Labor	[22][23]
O'Connor	1980	1,093,790	Rural	Rick Wilson	Liberal	[24][25]
Pearce	1989	755	Outer-metropolitan	Tracey Roberts	Labor	[26][27]
Perth	1901	69	Inner-metropolitan	Patrick Gorman	Labor	[28][29]
Swan	1901	124	Inner-metropolitan	Zaneta Mascarenhas	Labor	[30][31]
Tangney	1974	97	Inner-metropolitan	Sam Lim	Labor	[32][33]

See also

• Parliament of Western Australia