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Key dates · Victoria 2026 · from the Victorian Electoral Commission

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The candidates on this site are those announced so far. The commission confirms the ballot after nominations close.

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Last election · 2022 State election

Elected: MULLAHY, John (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch).

First preferences
CandidatePartyVotes%
MULLAHY, JohnAustralian Labor Party - Victorian Branch18,15340.64%
ANGUS, NeilLiberal17,94140.17%
PARTRIDGE, StephAustralian Greens4,2799.58%
MARSH, ScottLabour DLP1,8564.16%
HUISMAN, KristeenFamily First Victoria9722.18%
HANCE, MaddyAnimal Justice Party8021.80%
HARRIS, Joyce MareeFreedom Party of Victoria6641.49%
After the distribution of preferences
CandidatePartyVotes%
MULLAHY, JohnAustralian Labor Party - Victorian Branch23,80953.30%
ANGUS, NeilLiberal20,85846.70%

Enrolment 50,818 · formal 44,667 · informal 1,529 · total 46,196

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.

Immigration

Toyo WhiteGreens own statement

Toyo White says, noting "immigration is a federal issue", that "These visa proposals are scary, and not what our communities want."

No sourced position on record: John Mullahy, Brad Cox, Nicholas Siow, Jacky Sun.

Foreign policy & aid

Toyo WhiteGreens own statement

Toyo White says "militarism and elite interests" are "dominating in the Philippines, in Australia, and across the world", pointing to "the embedding of agreements like AUKUS and Pax Silica".

No sourced position on record: John Mullahy, Brad Cox, Nicholas Siow, Jacky Sun.

Economy & tax

John MullahyLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

13 recorded votes on this issue on their record

Toyo WhiteGreens own statement

In a Chinese-language caption, Toyo White says (in translation) that the government can be led to tax assets rather than income from labour, so that everyone has the chance to succeed.

No sourced position on record: Brad Cox, Nicholas Siow, Jacky Sun.

Welfare & social services

Toyo WhiteGreens own statement

Toyo White says he stood "against cruel cuts" to the NDIS, that its expense is "not surprising given the scale of privatisation across the system", that "Every dollar in profit going to a provider is a dollar that could have gone to recipients in a public or not-for-profit system", and that recipients are "the absolute last people to blame".

No sourced position on record: John Mullahy, Brad Cox, Nicholas Siow, Jacky Sun.

Workplace & industrial relations

John MullahyLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

8 recorded votes on this issue on their record

Toyo WhiteGreens own statement

Toyo White calls for support for "rank and file members of the AEU as they bargain for decency with the Victorian Government", saying educators and support staff "have been taken for granted and underserved for far too long".

No sourced position on record: Brad Cox, Nicholas Siow, Jacky Sun.

Native forest logging

John MullahyLabor · 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: Brad Cox, Nicholas Siow, Jacky Sun, Toyo White.

Integrity & anti-corruption

John MullahyLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

8 recorded votes on this issue on their record

Jacky SunLiberal own statement

Jacky Sun says he told a commuter that "the Liberal plan includes a legislated Charter of Budget Honesty and a real-time public expenditure tracker", and that he has "worked with similar expenditure-tracking systems in the private sector" and seen them improve "transparency, financial discipline and accountability".

No sourced position on record: Brad Cox, Nicholas Siow, Toyo White.

Housing & planning

John MullahyLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

9 recorded votes on this issue on their record

Nicholas SiowOther / minor party own statement

Names the housing shortage among the urgent issues he wants to tackle, saying "our community deserves a representative in parliament who will fight for working-class people against the entrenched corporate interests".

Toyo WhiteGreens own statement

Campaigns for "affordable renting and housing" for Glen Waverley.

No sourced position on record: Brad Cox, Jacky Sun.

Health

John MullahyLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

3 recorded votes on this issue on their record

Toyo WhiteGreens own statement

Toyo White says "VicHealth’s independence is fundamental to its work" and that although it "is safe for a year", "the fight is far from over".

No sourced position on record: Brad Cox, Nicholas Siow, Jacky Sun.

Education

John MullahyLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

1 recorded vote on this issue on their record

Jacky SunLiberal own statement

Jacky Sun says "Every child deserves a clean, safe and functional place to learn" and that he is "standing with" the Camelot Rise Primary School community "in calling on the State Government to provide the facilities their students deserve".

Toyo WhiteGreens own statement

Says they are intent on "ensuring we have properly funded schools".

No sourced position on record: Brad Cox, Nicholas Siow.

Transport & infrastructure

John MullahyLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

3 recorded votes on this issue on their record

Jacky SunLiberal own statement

Jacky Sun says "SRL contractors are parking around the station and Kingsway shops all day, every day leaving fewer spaces for commuters, shoppers and local residents", and asks locals to "Sign the petition to stop Big Build contractors parking in the Glen Waverley Station and Kingsway precincts".

Toyo WhiteGreens own statement

Toyo White says that "Without a meaningful pedestrian crossing, we risk the #suburbanrailloop becoming so inconvenient that it’s just avoided", and that it "would be massively better for commuters in Glen Waverley to actually interchange between these stops underground".

No sourced position on record: Brad Cox, Nicholas Siow.

Energy

John MullahyLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

11 recorded votes on this issue on their record

Toyo WhiteGreens own statement

Toyo White says "we are collecting signatures backing a moratorium regarding the data centres in South Morang", and that "Local communities have not been given adequate consultation or consideration!"

No sourced position on record: Brad Cox, Nicholas Siow, Jacky Sun.

Environment & water

John MullahyLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

2 recorded votes on this issue on their record

Toyo WhiteGreens own statement

Campaigns for "real climate action"; a climate activist who was involved in the "Stop Woodside Monash" campaign and has served on council environmental bodies.

No sourced position on record: Brad Cox, Nicholas Siow, Jacky Sun.

Economic nationalism

John MullahyLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

1 recorded vote on this issue on their record

No sourced position on record: Brad Cox, Nicholas Siow, Jacky Sun, Toyo White.

Voluntary assisted dying

John MullahyLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

2 recorded votes on this issue on their record

No sourced position on record: Brad Cox, Nicholas Siow, Jacky Sun, Toyo White.

Gender & LGBTQ+ policy

John MullahyLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

1 recorded vote on this issue on their record

No sourced position on record: Brad Cox, Nicholas Siow, Jacky Sun, Toyo White.

Religious freedom

John MullahyLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

2 recorded votes on this issue on their record

No sourced position on record: Brad Cox, Nicholas Siow, Jacky Sun, Toyo White.

Freedom of speech

John MullahyLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

4 recorded votes on this issue on their record

No sourced position on record: Brad Cox, Nicholas Siow, Jacky Sun, Toyo White.

Drugs & law and order

John MullahyLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

20 recorded votes on this issue on their record

No sourced position on record: Brad Cox, Nicholas Siow, Jacky Sun, Toyo White.

Gambling & gaming reform

John MullahyLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

4 recorded votes on this issue on their record

No sourced position on record: Brad Cox, Nicholas Siow, Jacky Sun, Toyo White.

Hunting (duck & native birds)

John MullahyLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

2 recorded votes on this issue on their record

No sourced position on record: Brad Cox, Nicholas Siow, Jacky Sun, Toyo White.

First Nations & treaty

John MullahyLabor · sitting

No statement on file.

2 recorded votes on this issue on their record

No sourced position on record: Brad Cox, Nicholas Siow, Jacky Sun, Toyo White.

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

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