Candidates of the 2018 Victorian state election

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This is a list of candidates for the 2018 Victorian state election. The election will be held on 24 November 2018.

Retiring Members

Labor

Liberal

Independent

Legislative Assembly

Sitting members are shown in bold text. Successful candidates are highlighted in the relevant colour. Where there is possible confusion, an asterisk (*) is also used.

Electorate Held by Labor candidates Coalition candidates Greens candidates Other candidates
 
Albert Park Labor Martin Foley Andrew Bond (Lib) Ogy Simic Steven Armstrong (SUS)
Jarryd Bartle (RP)
Tamasin Ramsay (AJP)
Altona Labor Jill Hennessy Christian Martinu (Lib) Tony Hooper (Ind)
Bass Liberal Jordan Crugnale Brian Paynter (Lib) Ronnie Bauer (RP)
Clare Le Serve (Ind)
Bayswater Liberal Peter Lockwood Heidi Victoria (Lib) Asher Cookson
Bellarine Labor Lisa Neville Brian McKiterick (Lib) Rachel Semmens Naomi Adams (AJP)
Benambra Liberal Mark Tait Bill Tilley (Lib) Jacqui Hawkins (Ind)
Jenny O'Connor (Ind)
Bendigo East Labor Jacinta Allan Gaelle Broad (Nat)
Ian Ellis (Lib)		 Nakita Thomson
Bendigo West Labor Maree Edwards Laurie Whelan Marilyn Nuske (AJP)
Bentleigh Labor Nick Staikos Asher Judah (Lib) Sarah Dekiere Naren Chellapah (AJP)
Box Hill Liberal Paul Hamer Robert Clark (Lib) Sophia Sun
Brighton Liberal James Newbury (Lib) Katherine Copsey Catherine Taylor (AJP)
Broadmeadows Labor Frank McGuire
Brunswick Labor Cindy O'Connor Tim Read Catherine Deveny (RP)
Bulleen Liberal Matthew Guy (Lib) Chris Kearney
Bundoora Labor Colin Brooks Bryce Baker (RP)
Buninyong Labor Michaela Settle Andrew Kilmartin (Lib) Linda Zibell Brendan Eckel (Ind)
Wendy Morrison (AJP)
Burwood Liberal Will Fowles Graham Watt (Lib)
Carrum Labor Sonya Kilkenny Donna Bauer (Lib)
Caulfield Liberal Sorina Grasso David Southwick (Lib) Dinesh Mathew Troy Evans (AJP)
Clarinda Labor Meng Heang Tak Gandhi Bevinakoppa (Lib) Josh Fergeus
Cranbourne Labor Pauline Richards Ann-Marie Hermans (Lib)
Croydon Liberal David Hodgett (Lib) Jacqueline Mitchell Vinita Costantino (AJP)
Dandenong Labor Gabrielle Williams Virosh Perera (Lib) Rhonda Garad
Eildon Liberal Sally Brennan Cindy McLeish (Lib) Ken Deacon Michelle Dunscombe (Ind)
Eltham Labor Vicki Ward Nick McGowan (Lib) Matthew Goodman
Essendon Labor Danny Pearson Gino Potenza (Lib) James Williams Richard Lawrence (Ind)
Euroa National Fionna Deppeler-Morton Steph Ryan (Nat) Don Firth (Ind)
Evelyn Liberal Gail Ritchie Bridget Vallence (Lib)
Ferntree Gully Liberal Julie Buxton Nick Wakeling (Lib) Steve Raymond
Footscray Labor Katie Hall Emete Joesika (Lib) Angus McAlpine Shan Sun (AJP)
Forest Hill Liberal Manoj Kumar Neil Angus (Lib) Naresh Bhalla
Frankston Labor Paul Edbrooke Michael Lamb (Lib) Colin Lane
Geelong Labor Christine Couzens Freya Fidge (Lib) Sarah Hathway (Soc)
Darryn Lyons (Ind)
Gembrook Liberal Michael Galea Brad Battin (Lib) Amy Gregorovich
Gippsland East National Mark Reeves Tim Bull (Nat) Deb Foskey Matt Stephenson (Ind)
Gippsland South National Danny O'Brien (Nat)
Hastings Liberal Neale Burgess (Lib) Nathan Ieslie
Hawthorn Liberal John Kennedy John Pesutto (Lib) Nicholas Bieber
Ivanhoe Labor Anthony Carbines Monica Clark (Lib) Andrew Conley
Kew Liberal Tim Smith (Lib) Alex Marks
Keysborough Labor Martin Pakula Darrel Taylor (Lib) Helen Jeges (AJP)
Kororoit Labor Marlene Kairouz Golam Haque (Lib) Katherine Divita (AJP)
Lara Labor John Eren Bronwen Baker (AJP)
Lowan National Emma Kealy (Nat)
Macedon Labor Mary-Anne Thomas Amanda Millar (Lib) Ralf Thesing
Malvern Liberal Michael O'Brien (Lib) Polly Morgan
Melbourne Greens Jennifer Kanis Ellen Sandell Leo Close (RP)
Lawrence Pope (AJP)
Melton Labor Justin Mammarella Ryan Farrow (Lib) Harkirat Singh Jarrod Bingham (Ind)
Tania Milton (AJP)
Mildura National Tony Alessi Peter Crisp (Nat) Cathryn Milne Ali Cupper (Ind)
Steve Timmis (Ind)
Mill Park Labor Lily D'Ambrosio
Monbulk Labor James Merlino John Schurink (Lib) Jordan Crook (Ind)
Mordialloc Labor Tim Richardson Geoff Gledhill (Lib) Hamish Taylor Bronwyn Currie (AJP)
Mornington Liberal David Morris (Lib) Tyson Jack (AJP)
Morwell National Mark Richards Sheridan Bond (Nat)
Dale Harriman (Lib)		 Tracie Lund (Ind)
Ricky Muir (SFFP)
Mount Waverley Liberal Matt Fregon Michael Gidley (Lib) Justin McCarthy
Mulgrave Labor Daniel Andrews Maree Davenport (Lib) Ovindu Rajasinghe
Murray Plains National Peter Walsh (Nat)
Narracan Liberal Gary Blackwood (Lib) William Hornstra
Narre Warren North Labor Luke Donnellan Vikki Fitzgerald (Lib)
Narre Warren South Labor Gary Maas Susan Serey (Lib)
Nepean Liberal Chris Brayne Russell Joseph (Lib) Paul Saunders
Niddrie Labor Ben Carroll Ben Reeson (Lib)
Northcote Greens Katerina Theophanous Lidia Thorpe Bryony Edwards
Oakleigh Labor Steve Dimopoulos Andrew Edmonds (Lib)
Ovens Valley National Tim McCurdy (Nat) Tammy Atkins (Ind)
Pascoe Vale Labor Lizzie Blandthorn Phillip Jackson Margee Glover (RP)
John Kavanagh (Ind)
Oscar Yildiz (Ind)
Polwarth Liberal Richard Riordan (Lib) Courtney Gardner Damien Pitts (AJP)
Prahran Greens Neil Pharaoh Katie Allen (Lib) Sam Hibbins
Preston Labor Robin Scott Susanne Newton
Richmond Labor Richard Wynne Kathleen Maltzahn Judy Ryan (RP)
Ringwood Liberal Dee Ryall (Lib)
Ripon Liberal Sarah DeSantis Louise Staley (Lib) Serge Simic Anna Hills (AJP)
Rowville Liberal Kim Wells (Lib)
Sandringham Liberal Brad Rowswell (Lib)
Shepparton Independent Bill Heath Cheryl Hammer (Lib)
Peter Schwarz (Nat)		 Nickee Freeman Suzanna Sheed (Ind)
South Barwon Liberal Darren Cheeseman Andrew Katos (Lib) Marian Smedley Damien Cole (Ind)
Peter Oseckas (AJP)
South-West Coast Liberal Kylie Gaston Roma Britnell (Lib) Thomas Campbell Mike Neoh (Ind)
St Albans Labor Natalie Suleyman Trung Luu (Lib)
Sunbury Labor Josh Bull Cassandra Marr (Lib)
Sydenham Labor Natalie Hutchins Maria Kerr (Lib)
Tarneit Labor Sarah Connolly Glenn Goodfellow (Lib) Beck Sheffield-Brotherton Aaron An (Ind)
Arnav Sati (Ind)
Thomastown Labor Bronwyn Halfpenny David Thirkettle-Watts (RP)
Warrandyte Liberal Ryan Smith (Lib) Ben Ramcharan
Wendouree Labor Juliana Addison Amy Johnson (Lib) Alice Barnes Bryn Hills (AJP)
Werribee Labor Tim Pallas Jay Dessi Rachel Carling-Jenkins (Ind)
Joe Garra (Ind)
Williamstown Labor Melissa Horne Pallavee Joshi (Lib) Sam Long
Yan Yean Labor Danielle Green Meralyn Klein (Lib)
Yuroke Labor Ros Spence Jim Overend (Lib)

Legislative Council

Sitting members are shown in bold text. Tickets that elected at least one MLC are highlighted in the relevant colour. Successful candidates are identified by an asterisk (*).

Eastern Metropolitan

The Labor Party is defending one seat. The Liberal Party is defending three seats. The Greens are defending one seat.

Labor candidates Liberal candidates Greens candidates AJP candidates SFFP candidates Sustainable candidates
 
  1. Shaun Leane
  1. Mary Wooldridge
  2. Bruce Atkinson
  3. Emanuele Cicchiello
  1. Samantha Dunn
  1. Rosemary Lavin
  1. Lynnette Saloumi
  2. Perrin Wilkins

Eastern Victoria

The Labor Party is defending two seats. The Liberal/National Coalition is defending two seats. The Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party is defending one seat.

Labor candidates Coalition candidates Greens candidates Sustainable candidates
 
  1. Jane Garrett
  2. Harriet Shing
  1. Edward O'Donohue (Lib)
  2. Melina Bath (Nat)
  3. Meg Edwards (Lib)
  1. Tom Cummings
  1. Reade Smith

Northern Metropolitan

The Labor Party is defending two seats. The Liberal Party is defending one seat. The Greens are defending one seat. The Sex Party, rebranded as the Reason Party, is defending one seat.

Labor candidates Liberal candidates Greens candidates Reason candidates Socialists candidates AJP candidates Sustainable candidates
 
  1. Jenny Mikakos
  2. Nazih Elasmar
  1. Craig Ondarchie
  2. Evan Mulholland
  3. Neelam Rai Dhingra
  1. Samantha Ratnam
  1. Fiona Patten
  1. Stephen Jolly
  2. Sue Bolton
  3. Colleen Bolger
  1. Bruce Poon
  1. Mark McDonald
  2. William Clow

Northern Victoria

The Labor Party is defending two seats. The Liberal/National Coalition is defending two seats. The Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party is defending one seat.

Labor candidates Coalition candidates Greens candidates SFFP candidates AJP candidates Sustainable candidates
 
  1. Mark Gepp
  2. Jaclyn Symes
  1. Wendy Lovell (Lib)
  2. Luke O'Sullivan (Nat)
  3. Bran Hearn (Lib)
  1. Nicole Rowan
  1. Glynn Jarrett
  1. Madeleine Wearne
  2. Ian Chivers

South Eastern Metropolitan

The Labor Party is defending two seats. The Liberal Party is defending two seats. The Greens are defending one seat.

Labor candidates Liberal candidates Greens candidates Reason candidates Independent candidates Sustainable candidates
 
  1. Gavin Jennings
  2. Adem Somyurek
  1. Gordon Rich-Phillips
  2. Inga Peulich
  1. Nina Springle
  1. Laura Chipp

Tarang Chawla

  1. Anthony Cresswell
  2. Daryl Budgeon

Southern Metropolitan

The Labor Party is defending one seat. The Liberal Party is defending three seats. The Greens are defending one seat.

Labor candidates Liberal candidates Greens candidates Reason candidates AJP candidates Sustainable candidates
 
  1. Philip Dalidakis
  1. David Davis
  2. Georgie Crozier
  3. Margaret Fitzherbert
  1. Sue Pennicuik
  1. Jill Mellon-Robertson
  1. Ben Schultz
  2. Fiona McRostie
  1. Clifford Hayes
  2. Cathryn Houghton

Western Metropolitan

The Labor Party is defending two seats. The Liberal Party is defending one seat. The Greens are defending one seat. The Democratic Labour Party is defending one seat, although sitting MLC Rachel Carling-Jenkins defected to the Australian Conservatives and now sits as an independent.

Labor candidates Liberal candidates Greens candidates Reason candidates AJP candidates Sustainable candidates
 
  1. Cesar Melhem
  2. Ingrid Stitt
  1. Bernie Finn
  2. Dinesh Gourisetty
  1. Huong Truong
  1. Chris Botha
  1. Terri Beech
  1. Allan Doensen

Western Victoria

The Labor Party is defending two seats. The Liberal/National Coalition is defending one seat. Vote 1 Local Jobs is defending one seat.

Labor candidates Coalition candidates Greens candidates Local Jobs candidates Reason candidates AJP candidates Socialists candidates Sustainable candidates
 
  1. Jaala Pulford
  2. Gayle Tierney
  1. Bev McArthur
  2. Josh Morris
  3. Simon Ramsay
  1. Lloyd Davies
  1. Michael Bell
  2. Liam Hastie
  1. Andy Meddick
  2. Jen Gamble
  1. Tim Gooden
  2. Nada Iskra
  1. Richard Belcher

References

  1. ^ "Ged Kearney last-minute replacement as Brunswick MP Jane Garrett seeks safe seat". The Age. 27 September 2017. Retrieved 28 September 2017.
  2. ^ "Statement from the Premier". Retrieved 19 August 2017.
  3. ^ Wrigley, Brendan (15 September 2017). "Howard retires and fires starting gun in race for Ballarat". The Courier. Retrieved 15 September 2017.
  4. ^ Wrigley, Brendan (31 July 2017). "Wendouree MP Sharon Knight to step down at next election". The Courier. Retrieved 2 August 2017.
  5. ^ Carey, Adam (26 August 2017). "Disgraced former speaker Telmo Languiller to leave politics as battle looms to replace him". The Age. Retrieved 26 August 2017.
  6. ^ "Another Vic MP announces retirement". news.com.au. 15 September 2017. Retrieved 15 September 2017.
  7. ^ "Employment Minister Wade Noonan steps down from Cabinet". ABC News. 4 October 2017. Retrieved 4 October 2017.
  8. ^ "Two more Vic MPs to bow out of politics". SBS News. 15 September 2017. Retrieved 15 September 2017.
  9. ^ a b "Labor MP Khalil Eideh's electorate office staff placed on indefinite leave". Herald Sun. 21 September 2017. Retrieved 21 September 2017.
  10. ^ Willingham, Richard (11 August 2016). "Veteran Liberal MP Louise Asher to retire, sparking battle for Brighton seat". The Age.
  11. ^ "Victorian Liberal MP Martin Dixon to bow out of politics at next election". ABC News. 10 August 2016. Retrieved 11 August 2016.
  12. ^ "Retirement of Christine Fyffe". Liberal Party.
  13. ^ Sandringham state Liberal MP Murray Thompson joins Brighton’s Louise Asher in not standing in 2018, Bayside Leader, 24 November 2016
  14. ^ "Liberal VIC MP to leave Vic parliament". Seven News. 10 February 2017. Retrieved 10 February 2017.
  15. ^ McGrath, Gavin; King, Charlotte; Johnson, Sian (25 July 2018). "Victorian MP Simon Ramsay charged with drink driving says decision to leave politics is 'gut-wrenching'". Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
  16. ^ "Melton MP Don Nardella calls it quits". Star News Group.

External links

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