Michelle ANANDA-RAJAH
Senator for Victoria · Australian Labor Party
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Ralph BABET
Senator for Victoria · United Australia Party [2018]
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(Raff) CICCONE
Senator for Victoria · Australian Labor Party
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Lisa DARMANIN
Senator for Victoria · Australian Labor Party
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Sarah HENDERSON
Senator for Victoria · Liberal Party of Australia
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Steph HODGINS-MAY
Senator for Victoria · Australian Greens
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(Jane) HUME
Senator for Victoria · Liberal Party of Australia
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Bridget McKENZIE
Senator for Victoria · The Nationals
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James PATERSON
Senator for Victoria · Liberal Party of Australia
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Jana STEWART
Senator for Victoria · Australian Labor Party
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Lidia THORPE
Senator for Victoria · Independent
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Jess WALSH
Senator for Victoria · Australian Labor Party
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65 recorded contestants · names, affiliations and public records
| Name / public profile | Affiliation at this event | Recorded status / result | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Susantha ABEYSINGHE | Independent | contested · 266 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Celeste ACKERLY | Sustainable Australia Party - Universal Basic Income | contested · 1112 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Laylah AL-SAIMARY | Indigenous - Aboriginal Party of Australia | contested · 458 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Kirti ALLE | Affiliation not recorded | contested · 29 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Michelle ANANDA-RAJAH | Australian Labor Party | elected · 5572 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Navera ARI | The Greens | contested · 1032 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Glenn ARNOLD | The Nationals | contested · 1775 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Racquel AUSTIN-ABDULLAH | Indigenous - Aboriginal Party of Australia | contested · 2404 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| David BAKER | Australian Labor Party | contested · 3660 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Robert BARWICK | Citizens Party | contested · 624 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| K BLACK | Independent | contested · 253 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Christopher BRADBURY | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | contested · 642 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Heena Sinha CHEUNG | Independent | contested · 1679 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Raffaele CICCONE | Australian Labor Party | elected · 30897 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Nick CLONARIDIS | HEART Party | contested · 243 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Ethan CONSTANTINOU | Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party | contested · 2605 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Cory CORBETT | Independent | contested · 385 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Kammy CORDNER HUNT | FUSION | Planet Rescue | Whistleblower Protection | Innovation | contested · 1241 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Alice DAVY | Legalise Cannabis Party | contested · 605 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Jordan DITTLOFF | Libertarian | contested · 1621 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Rasheed EL ACHKAR | Australia's Voice | contested · 131 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Mohamed EL-MASRI | Australia's Voice | contested · 1696 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Shea EVANS | Legalise Cannabis Party | contested · 367 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Bernie FINN | Family First | contested · 4993 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Matthew FORD | Libertarian | contested · 189 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Jane FOREMAN | Family First | contested · 675 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Simon Mark Simcha GNIESLAW | FUSION | Planet Rescue | Whistleblower Protection | Innovation | contested · 165 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Lawrence HARVEY | Independent | contested · 314 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Brittney HENDERSON | The Greens | contested · 1640 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Taylor HERNAN | Affiliation not recorded | contested · 100 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Steph HODGINS-MAY | The Greens | elected · 28023 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Kyle HOPPITT | Liberal | contested · 2163 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Jane HUME | Liberal | elected · 4406 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Rachel IAMPOLSKI | The Greens | contested · 919 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Ron JEAN | Trumpet of Patriots | contested · 311 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Helen JEGES | Animal Justice Party | contested · 4033 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Bert JESSUP | Sustainable Australia Party - Universal Basic Income | contested · 126 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Yashaswini Srinivas KANAKAGIRI | Affiliation not recorded | contested · 65 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Harsimran KAUR | Australia's Voice | contested · 324 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Stephenie KELLEY | Australian Labor Party | contested · 3463 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Chrestyna KMETJ | Liberal | contested · 910 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Viesha LEWAND | Independent | contested · 129 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Stephen MATULEC | Libertarian | contested · 74 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Roger Ivan McKAY | Trumpet of Patriots | contested · 316 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Heath McKENZIE | Australian Democrats | contested · 1532 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Benjamin McMILLAN | Animal Justice Party | contested · 425 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Greg MIRABELLA | Liberal | contested · 1397 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Chris NEIL | Gerard Rennick People First | contested · 4237 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Carly NOBLE | Australian Democrats | contested · 338 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| James PATERSON | Liberal | elected · 30374 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Fiona PATTEN | Legalise Cannabis Party | contested · 13334 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Warren PICKERING | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | contested · 7674 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Steph PRICE | Victorian Socialists | contested · 929 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Lynn PSAILA | Australian Labor Party | contested · 1048 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Nate RITTER | Independent | contested · 416 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Raj SAINI | Affiliation not recorded | contested · 232 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Maddie SLATER | The Greens | contested · 1924 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| James William UNKLES | Trumpet of Patriots | contested · 3395 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| David VAN | Independent | contested · 554 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Jordan VAN DEN LAMB | Victorian Socialists | contested · 12182 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Ken VICKERS | Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party | contested · 481 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Keo VONGVIXAY | Affiliation not recorded | contested · 255 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Jess WALSH | Australian Labor Party | elected · 5744 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Nasser YAWARI | The Greens | contested · 3801 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Sleiman YOHANNA | Citizens Party | contested · 235 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
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