(Slade) BROCKMAN
Senator for Western Australia · Liberal Party of Australia
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Michaelia CASH
Senator for Western Australia · Liberal Party of Australia
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Dorinda COX
Senator for Western Australia · Australian Labor Party
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Varun GHOSH
Senator for Western Australia · Australian Labor Party
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(Sue) LINES
Senator for Western Australia · Australian Labor Party
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(Matt) O'SULLIVAN
Senator for Western Australia · Liberal Party of Australia
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Fatima PAYMAN
Senator for Western Australia · Australia's Voice
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Dean SMITH
Senator for Western Australia · Liberal Party of Australia
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Jordon STEELE-JOHN
Senator for Western Australia · Australian Greens
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Glenn STERLE
Senator for Western Australia · Australian Labor Party
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Ellie WHITEAKER
Senator for Western Australia · Australian Labor Party
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Tyron WHITTEN
Senator for Western Australia · One Nation
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49 recorded contestants · names, affiliations and public records
| Name / public profile | Affiliation at this event | Recorded status / result | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tamara ALDERDICE | FUSION | Planet Rescue | Whistleblower Protection | Innovation | contested · 104 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Michael ANAGNO | Animal Justice Party | contested · 755 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Melissa BANNISTER | Trumpet of Patriots | contested · 1148 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Trish BOTHA | Liberal | contested · 445 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Riley BREEN | Socialist Alliance | contested · 81 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Slade BROCKMAN | Liberal | elected · 5744 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Paul BROWN | The Nationals | contested · 2309 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Ryan BURNS | Libertarian | contested · 694 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Ky CAO | Independent | contested · 1045 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Tian CARRIE-WILSON | FUSION | Planet Rescue | Whistleblower Protection | Innovation | contested · 306 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Donald CLARKE | The Greens (WA) Inc | contested · 162 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Jody CLUNE | Gerard Rennick People First | contested · 118 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Simone COLLINS | The Greens (WA) Inc | contested · 1239 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Rodney CULLERTON | The Great Australian Party | contested · 1629 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Melissa Rose D'ATH | Legalise Cannabis Party | contested · 351 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Tarun DEWAN | Australian Labor Party | contested · 394 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Conor DOYLE | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | contested · 354 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Varun GHOSH | Australian Labor Party | elected · 796 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Verity IVES | The Greens (WA) Inc | contested · 538 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Madison KING | Gerard Rennick People First | contested · 2628 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Steve KLOMP | Australian Christians | contested · 2326 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Megan KRAKOUER | Australia's Voice | contested · 767 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Tano LA MACCHIA | Australia's Voice | contested · 52 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Heather LONSDALE | The Greens (WA) Inc | contested · 912 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Jennifer MATHEWS | Liberal | contested · 784 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Jason MEOTTI | Legalise Cannabis Party | contested · 2202 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Jeremy MILES | The Nationals | contested · 276 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Elana MITCHELL | Australian Democrats | contested · 540 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Trent Kenneth MONGAN | Trumpet of Patriots | contested · 83 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Kim MUBARAK | Independent | contested · 448 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| William NEWTON-WORDSWORTH | The Great Australian Party | contested · 193 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Joan Lee NG | Australian Christians | contested · 362 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Gary NICOL | Libertarian | contested · 58 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Aisha Nancy NOVAKOVICH | Citizens Party | contested · 422 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Matt O'SULLIVAN | Liberal | elected · 1031 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Karen OBORN | Sustainable Australia Party - Universal Basic Income | contested · 584 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Ryan OOSTRYCK | Sustainable Australia Party - Universal Basic Income | contested · 98 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Brock OSWALD | Australian Labor Party | contested · 659 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Peter ROBINS | Trumpet of Patriots | contested · 73 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Rex Michael RYLES | Citizens Party | contested · 75 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Simon SIMSON | Australian Democrats | contested · 67 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Deep SINGH | Australian Labor Party | contested · 964 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Jade SOBIERALSKI | Socialist Alliance | contested · 399 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Jordon STEELE-JOHN | The Greens (WA) Inc | elected · 10566 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Grant STEWART | Animal Justice Party | contested · 101 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Lincoln STEWART | Trumpet of Patriots | contested · 132 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Ally WHITE | Australian Labor Party | contested · 1191 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Ellie WHITEAKER | Australian Labor Party | elected · 10549 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Tyron WHITTEN | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | elected · 3621 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
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