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.
Foreign policy & aid
Kylie RochaGreens own statement
Kylie Rocha refers to "Three years of watching a genocide unfold" and calls to "End the occupation", "End the genocide" and "Sanction Israel NOW."
No sourced position on record: John Pesutto, Clive Crosby, Shima Ibuki, Tess McEnearney, Paul Pribilovics.
Economy & tax
Shima IbukiIndependent own statement
Shima Ibuki's site calls for "fiscal rules that make governments live within their means", including "A legislated cap on debt as a share of the economy", and says of unfunded tax cuts: "I will not support them."
No sourced position on record: Clive Crosby, Tess McEnearney, Paul Pribilovics, Kylie Rocha.
Workplace & industrial relations
Clive CrosbyLabor own statement
Clive Crosby says "From 1 September, your right to work from home two days a week will be law, saving Victorians up to $5,000 a year."
No sourced position on record: Shima Ibuki, Tess McEnearney, Paul Pribilovics, Kylie Rocha.
Abortion & reproductive policy
John PesuttoLiberal · sitting own statement
Pesutto (Liberal), the former Liberal Leader ousted in a leadership spill, expressed personal support for abortion and said he would put the issue to a conscience vote, as noted in a 4 February 2025 Victorian Greens statement describing the recent Liberal leadership change.
No sourced position on record: Clive Crosby, Shima Ibuki, Tess McEnearney, Paul Pribilovics, Kylie Rocha.
Voluntary assisted dying
John PesuttoLiberal · sitting news report
Voted on the Voluntary Assisted Dying Bill 2017 in the Victorian Legislative Assembly (conscience vote; the bill passed the Assembly 47-37 on 20 October 2017). John Pesutto voted NO (against).
2 recorded votes on this issue on their record
No sourced position on record: Clive Crosby, Shima Ibuki, Tess McEnearney, Paul Pribilovics, Kylie Rocha.
Gender & LGBTQ+ policy
Shima IbukiIndependent own statement
Shima Ibuki's site says she will "Stand up for the safety, dignity and equal treatment of LGBTQI Victorians, including access to appropriate health services and inclusive schools".
No sourced position on record: Clive Crosby, Tess McEnearney, Paul Pribilovics, Kylie Rocha.
Drugs & law and order
Shima IbukiIndependent own statement
Critiques Labor's “Adult Time for Violent Crime” approach and wants an evidence-based response.
No sourced position on record: Clive Crosby, Tess McEnearney, Paul Pribilovics, Kylie Rocha.
Native forest logging
John PesuttoLiberal · sitting official record
Voted no 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): a no vote favoured omitting them. It was a vote on the amendment, not on the bill.
No sourced position on record: Clive Crosby, Shima Ibuki, Tess McEnearney, Paul Pribilovics, Kylie Rocha.
First Nations & treaty
Clive CrosbyLabor news report
Clive Crosby says "Indigenous Australians’ lives should not be subject to continued political debate" and "I’m proud to support Treaty", after noting "The Liberals have promised to repeal the Treaty Act within 100 days if elected".
Shima IbukiIndependent own statement
Frames reconciliation as “recognising the truth of our shared history,” and chaired Boroondara's Reconciliation Advisory Committee.
Kylie RochaGreens own statement
States support for justice for First Nations peoples and Treaty.
No sourced position on record: Tess McEnearney, Paul Pribilovics.
Integrity & anti-corruption
Shima IbukiIndependent own statement
Cites the estimate that “$15 billion of Victorian taxpayers' money has been lost to waste [and] misconduct.”
No sourced position on record: Clive Crosby, Tess McEnearney, Paul Pribilovics, Kylie Rocha.
Housing & planning
Clive CrosbyLabor own statement
Backs Labor's plan to make renting fairer, faster and more affordable, including banning rental bidding, ending no-fault evictions and removing fees on rental apps.
Shima IbukiIndependent own statement
Says “we need many more affordable homes for first home buyers.”
Tess McEnearneyOther / minor party own statement
Names the housing crisis among the problems she attributes to economic decisions that focus primarily on the pursuit of private profit.
Kylie RochaGreens own statement
Campaigns for real solutions to tackle affordability and housing stress.
No sourced position on record: Paul Pribilovics.
Health
Clive CrosbyLabor own statement
Clive Crosby says the Carroll Labor Government "announced we’ll build free dental clinics available to every Victorian" and "Only a re-elected Labor government can protect your right to free healthcare!"
Shima IbukiIndependent own statement
Shima Ibuki says she will push for "investment in youth mental-health services and workforce", "faster implementation of the Royal Commission reforms, and transparent reporting of waiting times and outcomes."
Tess McEnearneyOther / minor party own statement
Works in medical research and has been involved in advocacy against cuts to community healthcare.
No sourced position on record: Paul Pribilovics, Kylie Rocha.
Transport & infrastructure
Clive CrosbyLabor own statement
A regular public transport user, he backs half-price public transport and more train services on the Belgrave and Lilydale lines.
Shima IbukiIndependent own statement
Shima Ibuki's site says "Yes, I support the Gimme 5 campaign", which asks for 5% of the transport budget for strategic cycling corridors, and notes that the Hawthorn to Box Hill Trail "still has no funding."
No sourced position on record: Tess McEnearney, Paul Pribilovics, Kylie Rocha.
Energy
Shima IbukiIndependent own statement
Says “renewable energy means lower bills, warmer homes in winter, cooler homes in summer.”
Kylie RochaGreens own statement
Kylie Rocha says "We all need to be concerned about data centre development, regardless of whether they are in our own backyard or not", and that the impacts "will be felt by all us, particularly due to the energy consumption of these centres."
No sourced position on record: Clive Crosby, Tess McEnearney, Paul Pribilovics.
Environment & water
Shima IbukiIndependent own statement
On AI/data centres, wants them “on our terms … [with] binding environmental standards, not voluntary guidelines.”
Tess McEnearneyOther / minor party own statement
Names the destruction of the climate and environment as a key issue and has been involved in climate justice organising.
Kylie RochaGreens own statement
Says she is standing to protect the environment through action.
No sourced position on record: Clive Crosby, Paul Pribilovics.
Economic nationalism
No sourced position on record: Clive Crosby, Shima Ibuki, Tess McEnearney, Paul Pribilovics, Kylie Rocha.
Religious freedom
No sourced position on record: Clive Crosby, Shima Ibuki, Tess McEnearney, Paul Pribilovics, Kylie Rocha.
Freedom of speech
No sourced position on record: Clive Crosby, Shima Ibuki, Tess McEnearney, Paul Pribilovics, Kylie Rocha.
Gambling & gaming reform
No sourced position on record: Clive Crosby, Shima Ibuki, Tess McEnearney, Paul Pribilovics, Kylie Rocha.
Hunting (duck & native birds)
No sourced position on record: Clive Crosby, Shima Ibuki, Tess McEnearney, Paul Pribilovics, Kylie Rocha.
Education
No sourced position on record: Clive Crosby, Shima Ibuki, Tess McEnearney, Paul Pribilovics, Kylie Rocha.
No one here has a sourced position on record on: welfare & social services, sex work decriminalisation, nuclear & uranium, animal welfare.
