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Announced candidates · 5

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Key dates · Victoria 2026 · from the Victorian Electoral Commission

  • Tue 3 Nov, 8 pmEnrolment closesYou need to be correctly enrolled by 8 pm on Tuesday 3 November to vote.2026 state election ↗
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The candidates on this site are those announced so far. The commission confirms the ballot after nominations close.

How to vote here · from the Victorian Electoral Commission

Last election · 2022 State election

Elected: FREGON, Matt (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch).

First preferences
CandidatePartyVotes%
FREGON, MattAustralian Labor Party - Victorian Branch18,01440.29%
JUDAH, AsherLiberal16,61837.17%
MORGAN, PeterAustralian Greens6,61214.79%
GRIFFITHS, MiltonAnimal Justice Party8801.97%
GEYER, KeithFamily First Victoria8471.89%
SALOUMI, Lynnette—7041.57%
BAKER, Norman F.Freedom Party of Victoria5681.27%
DOYLE, Michael—4671.04%
After the distribution of preferences
CandidatePartyVotes%
FREGON, MattAustralian Labor Party - Victorian Branch25,10656.15%
JUDAH, AsherLiberal19,60443.85%

Enrolment 51,209 · formal 44,710 · informal 1,565 · total 46,275

As the Victorian Electoral Commission published it (VEC results ↗). Parties are those the candidates stood for then; a member may have changed party since. The 2021 redivision of Victoria's State electoral boundaries came into effect on 1 November 2022 and will remain in place until the writ for the 2030 State election is issued, unless triggered sooner. Electoral Boundaries Commission ↗

Where they stand, issue by issue

Each entry is that person's own stated view, with its sources. The badge says what kind of source backs it — official record, own statement, news report or encyclopedia — which describes the evidence, not how much we believe it. Nothing is totalled or ranked; recorded votes are counted only to point to the member's record, where each is listed. See methodology.

Economy & tax

Matt FregonLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

13 recorded votes on this issue on their record

Tim RandallGreens own statement

Tim Randall says “it’s time to tax OUR gas!”, calling for a “25% tax on OUR gas exports”.

No sourced position on record: Jacob van der Eynden, Hitendra Joshi, Steven Mitchell, Theo Zographos.

Drugs & law and order

Matt FregonLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

20 recorded votes on this issue on their record

Theo ZographosLiberal own statement

Theo Zographos says "I'm fighting to reopen Mt Waverley Police station".

No sourced position on record: Jacob van der Eynden, Hitendra Joshi, Steven Mitchell, Tim Randall.

Gambling & gaming reform

Matt FregonLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

4 recorded votes on this issue on their record

Tim RandallGreens own statement

Tim Randall says “It’s time to properly tax the gambling industry, and ban them making donations & gifts to politicians!”

No sourced position on record: Jacob van der Eynden, Hitendra Joshi, Steven Mitchell, Theo Zographos.

Native forest logging

Matt FregonLabor · sitting official record

Voted aye on 30 May 2024 on an amendment moved during the Legislative Assembly's consideration of the Sustainable Forests (Timber) Repeal Bill 2024, which repealed the Sustainable Forests (Timber) Act 2004 following the cessation of native forest logging on 1 January 2024. The question was 'That the words proposed to be omitted stand part of the question' (Legislative Assembly, 30 May 2024; Ayes 53, Noes 24; agreed to): an aye vote kept the words the amendment proposed to omit. It was a vote on the amendment, not on the bill.

No sourced position on record: Jacob van der Eynden, Hitendra Joshi, Steven Mitchell, Tim Randall, Theo Zographos.

Integrity & anti-corruption

Matt FregonLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

8 recorded votes on this issue on their record

Tim RandallGreens own statement

Says he aims at "restoring trust, integrity and long-term thinking to politics".

No sourced position on record: Jacob van der Eynden, Hitendra Joshi, Steven Mitchell, Theo Zographos.

Housing & planning

Matt FregonLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

9 recorded votes on this issue on their record

Jacob van der EyndenOther / minor party own statement

States "Housing is a human right—we need policy that foregrounds people's right to a home over the power of mega-investors to turn a profit."

Tim RandallGreens own statement

Says "secure, affordable homes are essential for a fair and resilient society" and that housing "sits at the intersection of climate, cost of living and equity"; names housing among the issues he wants to tackle with "practical, responsible solutions".

No sourced position on record: Hitendra Joshi, Steven Mitchell, Theo Zographos.

Transport & infrastructure

Matt FregonLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

3 recorded votes on this issue on their record

Tim RandallGreens own statement

Tim Randall says potholes are “Up there amongst the most common issues raised with me” and “I’m a big believer in the value of infrastructure investment, but not at the expense of maintenance.”

Theo ZographosLiberal own statement

Theo Zographos says locals have long sought improvements to the pedestrian crossing in Chadstone at the Monash Freeway, that "The railing is not high enough and the bridge noticeably moves when walking over it", and "We'll continue to fight for action".

No sourced position on record: Jacob van der Eynden, Hitendra Joshi, Steven Mitchell.

Environment & water

Matt FregonLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

2 recorded votes on this issue on their record

Jacob van der EyndenOther / minor party own statement

Says "We also need to see urgent action on climate change—the profits of billionaires cannot be prioritised over the health of our planet."

Tim RandallGreens own statement

Lists climate change among the issues he wants to address: "practical, responsible solutions that tackle housing, cost of living, community safety and climate change".

No sourced position on record: Hitendra Joshi, Steven Mitchell, Theo Zographos.

Economic nationalism

Matt FregonLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

1 recorded vote on this issue on their record

No sourced position on record: Jacob van der Eynden, Hitendra Joshi, Steven Mitchell, Tim Randall, Theo Zographos.

Workplace & industrial relations

Matt FregonLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

8 recorded votes on this issue on their record

No sourced position on record: Jacob van der Eynden, Hitendra Joshi, Steven Mitchell, Tim Randall, Theo Zographos.

Voluntary assisted dying

Matt FregonLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

2 recorded votes on this issue on their record

No sourced position on record: Jacob van der Eynden, Hitendra Joshi, Steven Mitchell, Tim Randall, Theo Zographos.

Gender & LGBTQ+ policy

Matt FregonLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

1 recorded vote on this issue on their record

No sourced position on record: Jacob van der Eynden, Hitendra Joshi, Steven Mitchell, Tim Randall, Theo Zographos.

Religious freedom

Matt FregonLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

2 recorded votes on this issue on their record

No sourced position on record: Jacob van der Eynden, Hitendra Joshi, Steven Mitchell, Tim Randall, Theo Zographos.

Freedom of speech

Matt FregonLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

4 recorded votes on this issue on their record

No sourced position on record: Jacob van der Eynden, Hitendra Joshi, Steven Mitchell, Tim Randall, Theo Zographos.

Hunting (duck & native birds)

Matt FregonLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

2 recorded votes on this issue on their record

No sourced position on record: Jacob van der Eynden, Hitendra Joshi, Steven Mitchell, Tim Randall, Theo Zographos.

First Nations & treaty

Matt FregonLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

2 recorded votes on this issue on their record

No sourced position on record: Jacob van der Eynden, Hitendra Joshi, Steven Mitchell, Tim Randall, Theo Zographos.

Health

Matt FregonLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

3 recorded votes on this issue on their record

No sourced position on record: Jacob van der Eynden, Hitendra Joshi, Steven Mitchell, Tim Randall, Theo Zographos.

Education

Matt FregonLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

1 recorded vote on this issue on their record

No sourced position on record: Jacob van der Eynden, Hitendra Joshi, Steven Mitchell, Tim Randall, Theo Zographos.

Energy

Matt FregonLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

11 recorded votes on this issue on their record

No sourced position on record: Jacob van der Eynden, Hitendra Joshi, Steven Mitchell, Tim Randall, Theo Zographos.

No one here has a sourced position on record on: welfare & social services, abortion & reproductive policy, sex work decriminalisation, nuclear & uranium, animal welfare.

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