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Results of the 2024 Victorian local elections in Northern Melbourne

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Main article: Results of the 2024 Victorian local elections
2024 Victorian local elections
(Northern Melbourne)
← 2020 26 October 2024 2028 →

This is a list of results for the 2024 Victorian local elections in the Northern Melbourne region.[1][2]

Northern Melbourne covers the local government areas (LGAs) of Banyule, Darebin, Hume, Merri-bek, Nillumbik and Whittlesea.

Banyule

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2024 Banyule City Council election
← 2020 26 October 2024 2028 →
All 9 seats on Banyule City Council
5 seats needed for a majority
Registered92,196
Turnout83.02% (Decrease 1.69 pp)
  First party Second party Third party
 
IND
IND
Party Independent Greens Ind. Labor
Last election 5 seats 2 seats 2 seats
Seats before 6 2 1
Seats won 6 2 1
Seat change Steady Steady Steady
First preference vote 43,924 14,446 2,632
Percentage 66.58% 21.90% 3.99%
Swing Decrease 5.83 Increase 9.24 Decrease 5.57
Largest party before election

Independents

 Subsequent largest party

Independents

Banyule City Council is composed of nine single-member wards.

Independent Labor councillor Elizabeth Nealy was uncontested in Beale Ward and will be formally declared elected after voting closes.

Banyule results

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2024 Victorian local elections: Banyule[3]
Party Votes % Swing Seats Change
  Independent 43,924 66.58 −5.83 6 Steady
  Greens 14,446 21.90 +9.24 2 Steady
  Independent Labor 2,632 3.99 -5.57 1 Steady
  Victorian Socialists 2,506 3.80 +3.80 0 Steady
  Independent Liberal 2,461 3.73 −0.76 0 Steady
 Formal votes 65,969 97.06 -0.37
 Informal votes 1,995 2.94 +0.37
 Total 67,964 9

Bakewell

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2024 Victorian local elections: Bakewell Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Mark Di Pasquale 3,133 37.31 +2.76
Independent Nicola Rooks 1,797 21.40 +21.40
Independent Callum Shaw 1,475 17.57 +17.57
Independent Labor Stephen Hird 974 11.60 +11.60
Greens David Scott 588 7.00 +7.00
Victorian Socialists William Roumeliotis 430 5.12 +5.12
Total formal votes 8,397 96.57 −0.92
Informal votes 298 3.43 +0.92
Turnout 8,695 83.18 −0.20
Two-candidate-preferred result
Independent Mark Di Pasquale 4,627 55.10 +3.51
Independent Nicola Rooks 3,770 44.90 +44.90
Independent hold Swing +3.51

Beale

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2024 Victorian local elections: Beale Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Labor Elizabeth Nealy unopposed
Registered electors 10,334
Independent Labor hold Swing N/A

Chelsworth

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2024 Victorian local elections: Chelsworth Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Greens Alida McKern 4,809 60.88 +40.70
Independent Kristina Murray 1,928 24.41 +24.41
Independent Houwaida Ayoub 1,162 14.71 +14.71
Total formal votes 7,899 97.23 +0.85
Informal votes 225 2.77 −0.85
Turnout 8,124 83.43 −2.40
Greens hold Swing +9.66

Griffin

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2024 Victorian local elections: Griffin Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Greens Peter Castaldo 4,389 53.68 +15.84
Independent Keith McLachlan 2,923 35.75 +35.75
Independent David Griffiths 864 10.57 +10.57
Total formal votes 8,176 97.46 −0.74
Informal votes 213 2.54 +0.74
Turnout 8,389 82.71 −2.29
Greens hold Swing −2.75
  • Matt Perkins nominated to contest the election, but was found to be ineligible after not completing mandatory candidate training.[4] He was "retired" as a candidate on 20 September 2024 and did not appear on the ballot paper.[5]

Grimshaw

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2024 Victorian local elections: Grimshaw Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Rick Garotti 6,796 79.68 +25.56
Greens Sam Boatwright 940 11.02 +11.02
Victorian Socialists Rory Gee 793 9.30 +9.30
Total formal votes 8,529 96.73 −0.90
Informal votes 288 3.27 +0.90
Turnout 8,817 85.59 −0.65
Independent hold Swing +25.56

Hawdon

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2024 Victorian local elections: Hawdon Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Matt Wood 3,695 41.60 +41.60
Independent Will Cardamone 2,230 25.11 +25.11
Independent Raj Bhatia 1,642 18.49 +18.49
Independent Chris Kearney 1,314 14.80 +14.80
Total formal votes 8,881 97.57 +0.08
Informal votes 221 2.43 −0.08
Turnout 9,102 85.14 −2.31
Two-candidate-preferred result
Independent Matt Wood 5,186 58.39 +58.39
Independent Will Cardamone 3,695 41.61 +41.61
Independent hold Swing N/A

Ibbott

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2024 Victorian local elections: Ibbott Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Alicia Curry 2,913 36.49 +36.49
Greens Nina Crawley 1,944 24.35 −3.32
Independent Melissa Murphy-Webster 1,660 20.80 +20.80
Independent Paul Brown 924 11.58 +11.58
Victorian Socialists Marty Hirst 541 6.78 +6.78
Total formal votes 7,982 97.50 +0.32
Informal votes 205 2.50 −0.32
Turnout 8,187 84.86 −0.36
Two-candidate-preferred result
Independent Alicia Curry 5,155 64.58 +64.58
Greens Nina Crawley 2,827 35.42 +7.75
Independent hold Swing N/A

Olympia

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2024 Victorian local elections: Olympia Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Mary O'Kane 2,338 30.12 +30.12
Independent Craig Langdon 1,387 17.87 −11.10
Greens Paul Morland 1,001 12.90 +12.90
Independent Alex Childs 796 10.26 +10.26
Victorian Socialists Lucas Moore 742 9.56 +9.56
Independent Amina Liban 508 6.55 +6.55
Independent Abdirizak Mohamed 502 6.47 +6.47
Independent Wendy Palliser 487 6.27 +6.27
Total formal votes 7,761 96.33 −0.96
Informal votes 296 3.67 +0.96
Turnout 8,057 75.38 −0.39
Two-candidate-preferred result
Independent Mary O'Kane 5,061 65.21 +65.21
Independent Craig Langdon 2,700 34.79 −6.29
Independent hold Swing N/A

Sherbourne

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2024 Victorian local elections: Sherbourne Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Alison Champion 2,580 30.92 −9.55
Independent Liberal Lauren Sandars 2,461 29.49 +29.49
Independent Labor Ian Robertson 1,658 19.87 +19.87
Independent Michelle Giovas 870 10.43 −8.45
Greens Greta Gillies 775 9.29 +9.29
Total formal votes 8,344 97.10 −0.25
Informal votes 249 2.90 +0.25
Turnout 8,593 84.25 −1.23
Two-candidate-preferred result
Independent Alison Champion 4,334 51.94 −8.08
Independent Liberal Lauren Sandars 4,010 48.06 +48.06
Independent hold Swing −8.08

Darebin

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2024 Darebin City Council election
← 2020 26 October 2024 2028 →
All 9 seats on Darebin City Council
5 seats needed for a majority
Registered108,217
Turnout79.76%
  First party Second party Third party
 
IND
Party Independent Labor Greens
Last election 3 seats 3 seats 3 seats
Seats before 5 1 3
Seats won 1 5 3
Seat change Decrease 2 Increase 2 Steady
First preference vote 28,746 25,905 19,418
Percentage 34.54% 31.13% 23.33%
Swing Increase 5.49 Increase 8.89[a] Decrease 1.24
Largest party before election

Independents

 Subsequent largest party

Labor

Darebin City Council is composed of nine single-member wards. Darebin's ward structure was changed prior to the 2020 election, making this the second election with single-member wards.[6]

Councillors Tim Laurence and Julie Williams, who were both elected as part of "Labor Members for Darebin" in 2020, did not contest the election as endorsed Labor Party candidates.[7][8][9]

Independent councillor Susan Rennie did not recontest South Central Ward, where she endorsed Greens candidate Ruth Jelley, and instead unsuccessfully contested South East Ward.[10][11] Additionally, Greens councillors Tom Hannan (South Ward) and Trent McCarthy (South West Ward) did not seek re-election.[12][13]

Labor won a majority with five seats, while the Greens retained three seats, although mayor Susanne Newton lost her seat of West Ward.[14][15][16]

Darebin results

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2024 Victorian local elections: Darebin[17][18][19][20][21][22]
Party Votes % Swing Seats Change
  Independent 28,746 34.54 +5.49 1 Decrease 2
  Labor 25,905 31.13 +8.89[a] 5 Increase 2
  Greens 19,418 23.33 −1.24 3 Steady
  Victorian Socialists 9,634 11.58 +4.02 0 Steady
Total 83,219 100.00 9 Steady
Invalid/blank votes 3,093 3.58
Turnout 86,312 79.76
Registered voters 108,217

Central

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2024 Victorian local elections: Central Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labor Kristine Olaris 2,433 27.87 +14.37
Independent Zheng Chin 1,588 18.19 +18.19
Greens Courtney May 1,519 17.40 −8.43
Independent Lina Messina 1,276 14.61 −10.66
Victorian Socialists Cameron Rowe 753 8.62 −0.11
Independent Craig Walters 534 6.12 +6.12
Independent Alexander Taylor 486 5.57 +5.57
Independent Rob Beck 142 1.63 +1.63
Total formal votes 8,731 96.03 −0.55
Informal votes 361 3.97 +0.55
Turnout 9,092 78.14 −0.58
Two-candidate-preferred result
Labor Kristine Olaris 4,627 53.00 +53.00
Independent Zheng Chin 4,104 47.00 +47.00
Labor gain from Independent Swing N/A

North Central

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2024 Victorian local elections: North Central Ward[24]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labor Vasilios Tsalkos 2,333 26.04 −6.82
Independent Julie Williams 1,834 20.47 +20.47[b]
Independent Carmel Italiano 1,438 16.05 +16.05
Greens Mohammad Helmy 1,281 14.30 −4.75
Independent Carmen Lahiff-Jenkins 1,044 11.65 +11.65
Victorian Socialists Jess Lenehan 683 7.62 −0.35
Independent Hamish Kemp 345 3.85 +3.85
Total formal votes 8,958 96.32 −0.24
Informal votes 342 3.68 +0.24
Turnout 9,300 78.38 +0.03
Two-candidate-preferred result
Labor Vasilios Tsalkos 4,877 54.44 −4.20
Independent Julie Williams 4,081 45.56 +45.56[b]
Labor hold Swing N/A

North East

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2024 Victorian local elections: North East Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Tim Laurence 2,307 24.49 +24.49[c]
Labor Matt Arturi 2,286 24.27 −10.51
Independent Craig Smith 1,728 18.35 +18.35
Greens Nina Laitala 1,441 15.30 +8.61
Independent Kim Ly Nguyen 1,085 11.52 +11.52
Victorian Socialists Nathan Mackie 572 6.07 −2.67
Total formal votes 9,419 96.76 +0.37
Informal votes 315 3.24 −0.37
Turnout 9,734 81.43 −0.23
Two-candidate-preferred result
Labor Matt Arturi 4,758 50.51 −6.27
Independent Tim Laurence 4,661 49.49 +49.49[c]
Labor hold Swing N/A

North West

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2024 Victorian local elections: North West Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Gaetano Greco 5,616 57.84 +18.00
Labor Geraldine Wood 1,951 20.09 +1.40[d]
Greens Patchouli Paterson 1,192 12.28 +5.14
Victorian Socialists Adam Slater 950 9.78 +4.12
Total formal votes 9,709 96.90 +0.56
Informal votes 311 3.10 −0.56
Turnout 10,020 81.57 −0.78
Independent hold Swing +18.00

South

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2024 Victorian local elections: South Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labor Melentie Pandiolvski 4,281 45.09 +17.60
Greens Julie O'Brien 3,788 39.90 +2.17
Victorian Socialists Edward Plowman 1,425 15.01 +10.52
Total formal votes 9,494 96.71 −1.41
Informal votes 323 3.29 +1.41
Turnout 9,817 79.55 −1.79
Two-candidate-preferred result
Greens Julie O'Brien 4,781 50.36 −4.27
Labor Melentie Pandiolvski 4,713 49.64 +4.27
Greens hold Swing −4.27

South Central

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2024 Victorian local elections: South Central Ward[25]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Greens Ruth Jelley 3,500 39.11 +19.24
Independent Carmel Davies 2,966 33.15 +33.15
Labor Liz Landray 2,482 27.74 +12.72
Victorian Socialists Simone White (ineligible)[e] N/A N/A −7.72
Total formal votes 8,948 97.16 +0.16
Informal votes 262 2.84 −0.16
Turnout 9,210 77.52 −1.33
Two-candidate-preferred result
Greens Ruth Jelley 4,678 52.28 +13.22
Independent Carmel Davies 4,270 47.72 +47.72
Greens gain from Independent Swing N/A

South East

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2024 Victorian local elections: South East Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labor Emily Dimitriadis 4,092 42.82 −1.09
Greens Melanie Thewlis 1,542 16.14 −8.93
Independent Mark Johnston 1,188 12.43 +12.43
Independent Susan Rennie 998 10.44 +10.44
Independent Carorlyn Lunt 515 5.39 +5.39
Victorian Socialists James Atyeo 622 6.51 −0.16
Independent Elias Tsigaras 486 5.09 +5.09
Independent Mary Greene 113 1.18 +1.18
Total formal votes 9,556 96.44 −0.85
Informal votes 353 3.56 +0.85
Turnout 9,909 80.60 −1.53
After distribution of preferences
Labor Emily Dimitriadis 5,086 53.22 −5.49
Greens Melanie Thewlis 2,792 29.22 −12.07
Independent Mark Johnston 1,678 17.56 +17.56
Labor hold Swing −5.49

South West

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2024 Victorian local elections: South West Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labor Kate Polglaze 2,937 34.72 +12.69
Greens Alexandra Sangster 2,779 32.85 −11.06
Victorian Socialists Cat Rose 2,743 32.43 +24.71
Total formal votes 8,459 95.24 −2.13
Informal votes 423 4.76 +2.13
Turnout 8,882 79.91 −2.38
Two-candidate-preferred result
Greens Alexandra Sangster 4,497 53.16 +2.91
Labor Kate Polglaze 3,962 46.84 +20.78
Greens hold Swing +2.91

West

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2024 Victorian local elections: West Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labor Connie Boglis 2,626 26.41 +16.21
Greens Susanne Newton 2,376 23.89 −16.78
Victorian Socialists Steph Price 1,886 18.96 +6.32
Independent Alex Bhathal 1,372 13.80 +13.80
Independent Leon Zembekis 1,288 12.95 +12.95
Independent Brian Sanaghan 397 3.99 +3.99
Total formal votes 9,945 96.11 −1.11
Informal votes 403 3.89 +1.11
Turnout 10,348 80.55 −1.11
Two-candidate-preferred result
Labor Connie Boglis 5,550 55.90 +55.90
Victorian Socialists Steph Price 4,386 44.10 +44.10
Labor gain from Greens Swing N/A

Hume

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2024 Hume City Council election
← 2020 26 October 2024 2028 →
All 11 seats on Hume City Council
6 seats needed for a majority
Largest party before election

No overall control

 Subsequent largest party

TBD

Hume City Council is composed of 11 single-member wards. Prior to the 2024 election, it was composed of three multi-member wards (two four-member, one three-member), but the electoral structure has changed as a result of the Local Government Act 2020.[28]

Hume results

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2024 Victorian local elections: Hume[29]
Party Votes % Swing Seats Change
  Independents 60,464 48.04 3 Decrease 2
  Independent Labor 57,162 45.42 7 Increase 2
  Independent Liberal 5,297 4.21 1 Steady
  Greens 1,502 1.19 0 Steady
  Victorian Socialists 1,437 1.14 0 Steady
 Formal votes 125,862
 Informal votes
 Total
 Registered voters / turnout

Aitken

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2024 Victorian local elections: Aitken Ward[30]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Labor Carly Moore 9,069 82.86
Independent Harsimran Kaur 1,010 9.23
Independent Gurpreet Singh 866 7.91
Total formal votes 10,945 96.37
Informal votes 412 3.63
Turnout 11,357 80.56
After distribution of preferences
Independent Labor win (new ward)

Bababi Marning

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2024 Victorian local elections: Bababi Marning Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Labor John Haddad 2,584 23.52
Independent Labor Asif Naeem 2,314 21.07
Independent Graeme David Marr 1,754 15.97
Independent Ozcan Oztas 1,666 15.17
Independent Sema N. Bolat 1,488 13.55
Independent Labor Burhan Yigit 1,179 10.73
Independent Mohamad Abbouche (ineligible)[e] 0 0.00
Total formal votes 10,985 95.36
Informal votes 534 4.64
Turnout 11,519 75.28
Two-candidate-preferred result
Independent Labor John Haddad 5,682 51.73
Independent Labor Asif Naeem 5,303 48.27
Independent Labor win (new ward)

Burt-kur-min

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2024 Victorian local elections: Burt-kur-min Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Liberal Jim Overend 4,112 36.03
Independent Labor Jo Hardie 2,624 22.99
Independent Hussam Mestou 1,173 10.28
Independent Labor Manisha Garg 1,065 9.33
Independent Sabahat Farooq 923 8.09
Independent Manoj Kumar 660 5.78
Independent Sarwan Singh Sandhu 497 4.35
Independent Gurpreet Singh Mann 231 2.02
Independent Liberal Avonjot Singh 128 1.12
Total formal votes 11,413 95.61
Informal votes 524 4.39
Turnout 11,937 81.69
Two-candidate-preferred result
Independent Liberal Jim Overend 6,210 54.41
Independent Labor Jo Hardie 5,203 45.59
Independent Liberal win (new ward)

Emu Creek

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2024 Victorian local elections: Emu Creek Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Jack Medcraft 4,953 39.82
Independent Kate Hamley 4,568 36.73
Independent Trevor Dance 2,917 23.45
Total formal votes 12,438 97.45
Informal votes 326 2.55
Turnout 12,764 84.06
Two-candidate-preferred result
Independent Kate Hamley 6,632 53.32
Independent Jack Medcraft 5,806 46.68
Independent win (new ward)

Jacksons Hill

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2024 Victorian local elections: Jacksons Hill Ward[31]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Labor Jarrod Bell 5,362 43.19
Independent Natalie Harrison 4,856 39.12
Independent John Karagiannidis 2,196 17.69
Total formal votes 12,414 97.22
Informal votes 355 2.78
Turnout 12,769 82.25
Two-candidate-preferred result
Independent Labor Jarrod Bell 6,211 50.03
Independent Natalie Harrison 6,203 49.97
Independent Labor win (new ward)

Merlynston Creek

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2024 Victorian local elections: Merlynston Creek Ward[32]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Labor Karen Sherry 3,657 33.29
Independent Bassima Hawli 1,933 17.60
Independent Ibrahim Gocol 952 8.67
Greens Shahnoor Shah 920 8.37
Victorian Socialists Mutullah Can Yolbulan 855 7.78
Independent Micaela Griffiths 825 7.51
Independent Joe Aguilus 707 6.44
Independent Labor Sheena Haweil 657 5.98
Independent Yesim Kuluk 480 4.37
Total formal votes 10,986 94.88
Informal votes 593 5.12
Turnout 11,579 73.31
Two-candidate-preferred result
Independent Labor Karen Sherry 6,184 56.29
Independent Bassima Hawli 4,802 43.71
Independent Labor win (new ward)

Mount Ridley

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2024 Victorian local elections: Mount Ridley Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Labor Daniel English 6,380 55.91
Independent Labor Raj Mann 1,623 14.22
Independent Marcus Harrington 1,405 12.31
Independent Amarjeet Singh Bhullar 595 5.21
Independent Labor Ananta Raj Poudel 595 5.21
Independent Ricky Rataul Singh 487 4.27
Independent Venkata Ambati 326 2.86
Total formal votes 11,411 96.25
Informal votes 444 3.75
Turnout 11,855 81.43
After distribution of preferences
Independent Labor win (new ward)
  • Anand Sharma nominated to contest the election, but was found to be ineligible after not completing mandatory candidate training.[4] He was "retired" as a candidate on 20 September 2024 and did not appear on the ballot paper.[5]

Roxburgh Park

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2024 Victorian local elections: Roxburgh Park Ward[33]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Sam Misho 2,703 23.92
Independent Labor Drew Jessop 1,314 11.63
Independent Aleyna Mimi 1,251 11.07
Independent Yasir Mahmud 1,165 10.31
Independent Roshan Silva 924 8.18
Independent Labor Sahar Ageed 917 8.12
Victorian Socialists David Williams 805 7.12
Independent Labor Phillip Di Biase 769 6.81
Independent Labor Sargon Thomas 632 5.59
Greens Muhammad Nisar Ul Murtaza 582 5.15
Independent Liberal Muhtadi Albandar 238 2.11
Total formal votes 11,300 94.85
Informal votes 613 5.15
Turnout 11,913 80.09
Two-candidate-preferred result
Independent Sam Misho 6,211 54.96
Independent Aleyna Mimi 5,089 45.04
Independent win (new ward)

Tullamarine

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2024 Victorian local elections: Tullamarine Ward[30]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Labor Naim Kurt 6,911 56.49
Independent Jodi Jackson 2,863 23.40
Independent Linda Hanna 2,461 20.11
Total formal votes 12,235 97.60
Informal votes 301 2.40
Turnout 12,536 82.39
After distribution of preferences
Independent Labor win (new ward)

Woodlands

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2024 Victorian local elections: Woodlands Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Labor Steve Gagen 3,792 33.26
Independent Labor Joseph Haweil 3,533 30.99
Independent Labor Adem Atmaca 2,185 19.16
Independent Liberal Lalith Udugampala 824 7.23
Independent Khalid Hussain 765 6.71
Independent Liberal Assaad Eddie Issa 303 2.66
Total formal votes 11,402 96.74
Informal votes 384 3.26
Turnout 11,786 83.16
Two-candidate-preferred result
Independent Labor Steve Gagen 5,982 52.46
Independent Labor Joseph Haweil 5,420 47.54
Independent Labor win (new ward)

Yubup

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2024 Victorian local elections: Yubup Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Ally Watson 5,490 53.04
Independent Emily Greco 1,250 12.08
Independent Muhammad Shahzad 1,027 9.92
Independent Guri Singh 1,026 9.91
Independent Ravneet Singh Sohi 783 7.56
Independent Sahib Singh 453 4.38
Independent Liberal Vikein Mouradian 322 3.11
Total formal votes 10,351 95.90
Informal votes 442 4.10
Turnout 10,793 80.45
After distribution of preferences
Independent win (new ward)

Merri-bek

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2024 Merri-bek City Council election
← 2020 26 October 2024 2028 →
All 11 seats on Merri-bek City Council
6 seats needed for a majority
Registered123,327
Turnout78.81%
  First party Second party Third party
 
YLI
Leader N/A Oscar Yildiz N/A
Party Labor Your Local Inds Greens
Last election 3 seats Did not exist 4 seats
Seats before 2 3 3
Seats won 3 2 4
Seat change Increase 1 Decrease 1[f] Increase 1
First preference vote 23,108 21,930 21,069
Percentage 24.48% 23.23% 22.32%
Swing Increase 4.18 Increase 1.89[f] Increase 6.40
  Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party
 
VS
IND
SA
Leader N/A N/A Sue Bolton
Party Socialists Independents Socialist Alliance
Last election 0 seats 3 seats 1 seat
Seats before 0 1 2
Seats won 0 1 1
Seat change Steady Steady Decrease 1
First preference vote 11,068 8,965 6,266
Percentage 11.72% 9.50% 6.63%
Swing Increase 7.77 Decrease 35.10 Increase 1.71
Largest party before election

No overall control

 Subsequent largest party

Greens

Merri-bek City Council (known as Moreland until September 2022) is composed of 11 single-member wards. Prior to the 2024 election, it was composed of three multi-member wards (two four-member, one three-member), but the electoral structure has changed as a result of the Local Government Act 2020.[34]

Labor, the Greens, the Victorian Socialists and Socialist Alliance all continued to endorse candidates.[35][36] The Fusion Party endorsed Owen Miller in Bulleke-bek Ward as the party's first-ever local elections candidate.[37][38] Incumbent councillor Oscar Yildiz led "Your Local Independents" with ten candidates.[39][40]

Merri-bek results

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2024 Victorian local elections: Merri-bek[41][42][43][44]
Party Votes % Swing Seats Change
  Labor 23,108 24.48 +4.18 3 Steady
  Your Local Independents 21,930 23.23 +1.89[f] 2 Decrease 1[f]
  Greens 21,069 22.32 +6.40 4 Steady
  Victorian Socialists 11,068 11.72 +7.77 0 Steady
  Independents 8,965 9.50 −35.10 1 Increase 1
  Socialist Alliance 6,266 6.63 +1.71 1 Steady
  Independent Liberal 1,621 1.71 +1.71 0 Steady
  Fusion 351 0.37 +0.37 0 Steady
 Formal votes 94,378 97.11
 Informal votes 2,810 2.89
 Total 97,188 100.00
 Registered voters / turnout 123,327 78.81

Bababi Djinanang

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2024 Victorian local elections: Bababi Djinanang Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Socialist Alliance Sue Bolton 4,101 46.05 +34.04[g]
Labor Hassaan Gul 2,370 26.61 +26.61
Your Local Independents Lynton Joseph 1,444 16.21 +16.21
Greens Lance Sinclair 991 11.13 +11.13
Total formal votes 8,906 96.83
Informal votes 292 3.17
Turnout 9,198 80.65
After distribution of preferences
Socialist Alliance Sue Bolton 4,619 51.86 +51.86
Labor Hassaan Gul 2,656 29.82 +29.82
Your Local Independents Lynton Joseph 1,631 18.31 +18.31
Socialist Alliance win (new ward)

Box Forest

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2024 Victorian local elections: Box Forest Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labor Chris Miles 3,362 37.43 +37.43
Greens Metin Golbasi 2,239 24.93 +24.93
Victorian Socialists Lewis Moore 1,760 19.59 +19.59
Independent Liberal Baris Duzova 1,621 18.05 +18.05
Total formal votes 8,982 96.47
Informal votes 329 3.53
Turnout 9,311 76.96
Two-candidate-preferred result
Labor Chris Miles 4,838 53.86 +53.86
Greens Metin Golbasi 4,144 46.14 +46.14
Labor win (new ward)

Brunswick West

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2024 Victorian local elections: Brunswick West Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Greens Ella Svensson 2,860 35.78 +35.78
Labor Lambros Tapinos 2,655 33.22 +14.11[h]
Your Local Independents Kathleen de Courcy-Browne 1,452 18.17 +18.17
Victorian Socialists Anneke Demanuele 1,026 12.84 +12.84
Independent Romeo Delorenzis (ineligible)[e] N/A N/A N/A
Total formal votes 7,993 97.48
Informal votes 207 2.52
Turnout 8,200 76.51
Two-candidate-preferred result
Greens Ella Svensson 4,203 52.58 +52.58
Labor Lambros Tapinos 3,790 47.42 +47.42
Greens win (new ward)

Bulleke-bek

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2024 Victorian local elections: Bulleke-bek Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Greens Jay Iwasaki 2,881 36.93 +36.93
Victorian Socialists Louisa Bassini 1,795 23.01 +23.01
Labor Helen Breier 1,561 20.01 +20.01
Independent Mel Yuan 1,213 15.55 +15.55
Fusion Owen Miller 351 4.50 +4.50
Total formal votes 7,801 97.66
Informal votes 187 2.34
Turnout 7,988 75.96
Two-candidate-preferred result
Greens Jay Iwasaki 4,560 58.45 +58.45
Victorian Socialists Louisa Bassini 3,241 41.55 +41.55
Greens win (new ward)

Djirri-Djirri

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2024 Victorian local elections: Djirri-Djirri Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Your Local Independents Helen Davidson 3,286 37.35 +22.79[i]
Independent Michelle Pitt 2,632 29.92 +29.92
Labor Praveen Kumar 1,258 14.30 +9.14[i]
Victorian Socialists Wickrama Koddippuli Arachchige 615 6.99 +6.99
Independent Smitha George 551 6.26 +6.26
Independent Abdi Sheikh 456 5.18 +5.18
Total formal votes 8,798 97.03
Informal votes 269 2.97
Turnout 9,067 80.95
Two-candidate-preferred result
Your Local Independents Helen Davidson 4,668 53.06 +53.06
Independent Michelle Pitt 4,130 46.94 +46.94
Your Local Independents win (new ward)

Harmony Park

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2024 Victorian local elections: Harmony Park Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Greens Angelica Panopoulos 2,545 27.32 +17.83[i]
Labor Helen Politis 2,368 25.42 +25.42
Your Local Independents Jason Clarke 1,613 17.32 +17.32
Your Local Independents Stephen Schembri 1,223 13.13 +13.13
Socialist Alliance Jordan Armaou-Massoud 808 8.67 +8.67
Victorian Socialists Ruby Healer 758 8.14 +8.14
Total formal votes 9,315 97.43
Informal votes 246 2.57
Turnout 9,561 81.58
Two-candidate-preferred result
Labor Helen Politis 4,918 52.80 +52.80
Greens Angelica Panopoulos 4,397 47.20 +47.20
Labor win (new ward)

Pascoe Vale South

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2024 Victorian local elections: Pascoe Vale South Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Your Local Independents Oscar Yildiz 6,090 62.26 +25.88[i]
Labor Corey Perkins 2,207 22.56 +22.56
Victorian Socialists Emma Dook 1,484 15.17 +15.17
Total formal votes 9,781 97.81
Informal votes 219 2.19
Turnout 10,000 84.18
Your Local Independents win (new ward)

Pentridge

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2024 Victorian local elections: Pentridge Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Natalie Abboud 1,805 21.41 +21.41
Labor Suzan Saka 1,712 20.31 +20.31
Greens Kenna Morrison 1,360 16.13 +16.13
Your Local Independents Daniel De Lorenzis 1,069 12.68 +12.68
Independent Anthony Helou 1,069 12.68 +12.68
Victorian Socialists Jasmine Duff 892 10.58 +10.58
Socialist Alliance Jacob Andrewartha 523 6.20 +5.50[h]
Total formal votes 8,430 96.77
Informal votes 281 3.23
Turnout 8,711 78.98
Two-candidate-preferred result
Independent Natalie Abboud 4,525 53.68
Labor Suzan Saka 3,905 46.32
Independent win (new ward)

Randazzo

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2024 Victorian local elections: Randazzo Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Greens Liz Irvin 2,717 35.30 +35.30
Your Local Independents Voula Allimonos 2,002 26.01 +26.01
Labor Thomas Nash 1,341 17.42 +17.42
Socialist Alliance Felix Dance 834 10.84 +10.84
Victorian Socialists Kosta Rologas 802 10.42 +10.42
Total formal votes 7,696 97.43
Informal votes 203 2.57
Turnout 7,899 75.18
Two-candidate-preferred result
Greens Liz Irvin 4,664 60.60
Your Local Independents Voula Allimonos 3,032 39.40
Greens win (new ward)

Warrk-Warrk

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2024 Victorian local elections: Warrk-Warrk Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Greens Adam Pulford 4,427 57.09 +40.55[g]
Labor Jenne Perlstein 1,958 25.25 +25.25
Victorian Socialists Jo-Ann Hope 1,369 17.66 +17.66
Total formal votes 7,754 96.33
Informal votes 295 3.67
Turnout 8,049 75.10
Greens win (new ward)

Westbreen

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2024 Victorian local elections: Westbreen Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labor Katerine Theodosis 2,316 25.96 +25.96
Your Local Independents Renee Egglestone 2,002 22.44 +22.44
Your Local Independents Helen Pavlidis-Mihalakos 1,749 19.60 +12.91[g]
Independent Emma Burrows 1,239 13.89 +13.89
Greens Chloe Holmes 1,049 11.76 +11.76
Victorian Socialists Henry Parker 567 6.36 +6.36
Total formal votes 8,922 96.94
Informal votes 282 3.06
Turnout 9,204 79.79
Two-candidate-preferred result
Labor Katerine Theodosis 4,618 51.76
Your Local Independents Renee Egglestone 4,304 48.24
Labor win (new ward)

Nillumbik

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2024 Nillumbik Shire Council election
← 2020 26 October 2024 2028 →
All 7 seats on Nillumbik Shire Council
4 seats needed for a majority
Largest party before election

Independents

 Subsequent largest party

TBD

Nillumbik Shire Council is composed of seven single-member wards. Nillumbik's ward structure was changed prior to the 2020 election, making this the second election with single-member wards.[46]

The Greens endorsed two candidates, with incumbent Greens councillor Ben Ramcharan not recontesting Sugarloaf Ward.[47] The party chose Morgan Ranieri to contest the ward, but he withdrew as a candidate on 9 September 2024.[48] Shortly before the close of candidate nominations, the Greens replaced Ranieri with Rosemary Storey.[49]

Nillumbik results

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2024 Victorian local elections: Nillumbik[50]
Party Votes % Swing Seats Change
  Independent 29,982 75.21 5 Steady
  Greens 4,760 11.94 1 Steady
  Independent Liberal 2,407 6.04 0 Decrease 1
  Independent Labor 2,390 6.00 1 Increase 1
  Victorian Socialists 323 0.81 0 Steady
 Formal votes 39,862
 Informal votes
 Total
 Registered voters / turnout

Blue Lake

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2024 Victorian local elections: Blue Lake Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Grant Brooker 4,152 68.96
Independent David Smith 1,869 31.04
Total formal votes 6,021 95.42
Informal votes 289 4.58
Turnout 6,310 87.00
Two-candidate-preferred result
Independent win Swing

Bunjil

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2024 Victorian local elections: Bunjil Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Labor Naomi Joiner 2,390 44.31
Independent Liberal Karen Egan 1,502 27.85
Independent Rosie Morgan 457 8.47
Independent Sarah Hunter 429 7.95
Independent Steve Yarosz 379 7.03
Independent Brian Veerman 237 4.39
Independent Bill Penrose (ineligible)[e] 0 0.00
Total formal votes 5,394 97.89
Informal votes 116 2.11
Turnout 5,510 85.35
After distribution of preferences
Independent Labor Naomi Joiner 2,934 54.39
Independent Liberal Karen Egan 1,755 32.54
Independent Rosie Morgan 705 13.07
Independent Labor gain from Independent Liberal Swing

Edendale

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2024 Victorian local elections: Edendale Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Kelly Joy 1,656 27.93
Greens Alex Grimes 1,393 23.49
Independent Michael Schillaci 963 16.24
Independent Chris Gregory 590 9.95
Independent Robyn Dahl 478 8.06
Independent Tim Jacobs 447 7.54
Independent Andrew Bakos 402 6.78
Total formal votes 5,929 96.39
Informal votes 222 3.61
Turnout 6,151 87.96
Two-candidate-preferred result
Independent Kelly Joy 3,146 53.06
Greens Alex Grimes 2,783 46.94
Independent win Swing

Ellis

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2024 Victorian local elections: Ellis Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Peter Perkins 2,885 48.94
Independent Maria Stockman 1,456 24.70
Independent Liberal Darren Zilic 905 15.35
Independent Joe Marchio 649 11.01
Total formal votes 5,895 97.49
Informal votes 152 2.51
Turnout 6,047 85.83
After distribution of preferences
Independent Peter Perkins 3,185 53.57
Independent Maria Stockman 1,663 28.21
Independent Liberal Darren Zilic 1,074 18.22
Independent win Swing

Sugarloaf

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2024 Victorian local elections: Sugarloaf Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Murray Paternoster 1,625 31.47
Independent Kim Cope 1,600 30.98
Independent Narelle Campbell 1,098 21.26
Greens Rosemary Storey 516 9.99
Independent Christopher Steed 325 6.29
Total formal votes 5,164 97.62
Informal votes 126 2.38
Turnout 5,290 84.45
Two-candidate-preferred result
Independent Kim Cope 2,616 50.66
Independent Murray Paternoster 2,548 49.34
Independent gain from Greens Swing

Swipers Gully

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2024 Victorian local elections: Swipers Gully Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Greens Kate McKay 2,851 46.61
Independent Terry Mitropoulos 1,849 30.23
Independent Henry Haszler 1,417 23.16
Total formal votes 6,117 97.20
Informal votes 176 2.80
Turnout 6,293 87.70
Two-candidate-preferred result
Greens Kate McKay 3,875 63.35
Independent Terry Mitropoulos 2,242 36.65
Greens gain from Independent Swing N/A

Wingrove

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2024 Victorian local elections: Wingrove Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent John Dumaresq 1,490 27.89
Independent Malcolm McLean 1,236 23.14
Independent Eve Gallagher 769 14.40
Independent Wayne Kinrade 606 11.34
Independent Roma O'Callaghan 376 7.04
Victorian Socialists Vivian Ballenger 323 6.05
Independent John Graves 273 5.11
Independent Rae Rancie 269 5.04
Total formal votes 5,342 97.13
Informal votes 158 2.87
Turnout 5,500 87.66
Two-candidate-preferred result
Independent John Dumaresq 3,364 62.97
Independent Malcolm McLean 1,978 37.03
Independent win Swing

Whittlesea

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2024 Whittlesea City Council election
← 2016 26 October 2024 2028 →
All 11 seats on Whittlesea City Council
6 seats needed for a majority
Registered161,358
Turnout81.59%
  First party Second party Third party
 
IND
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Leader N/A N/A Aidan McLindon
Party Independents Labor Community Inds
Last election 5 seats 5 seats Did not exist
Seats won 5 4 2
Seat change Steady Decrease 1 Increase 2
First preference vote 58,767 33,409 30,018
Percentage 46.41% 26.38% 23.70%
Largest party before election

N/A (under administration)

 Subsequent largest party

No overall control

Whittlesea City Council is composed of eleven single-member wards. Prior to the 2024 election, it was composed of three multi-member wards (two four-member, one three-member), but the electoral structure has changed as a result of the Local Government Act 2020.[51]

This is the first election for the City of Whittlesea since 2016, as the council was dismissed and put into administration in March 2020.[52] Four former councillors − Lawrie Cox, Stevan Kozmevksi, Christine Stow and John Fry − contested the 2024 election.[53]

Former Queensland MP Aidan McLindon led a team of 11 candidates known as "Our Community Independents", which included two Liberal Party members.[54][55]

Whittlesea results

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2024 Victorian local elections: Whittlesea[56][57]
Party Votes % Swing Seats Change
  Independent 58,767 46.41 5 Steady
  Labor 33,409 26.38 4 Decrease 1
  Community Independents 30,018 23.70 +23.70 2 Increase 2
  Greens 1,923 1.51 0 Steady
  Ind. United Australia 1,327 1.04 0 Steady
  Victorian Socialists 1,165 0.92 +0.92 0 Steady
 Formal votes 126,609 96.16
 Informal votes 5,058 3.84
 Total 131,667 100.0
 Registered voters / turnout 161,358 81.59

Bundoora

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2024 Victorian local elections: Bundoora Ward[58]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Daniela Zinni 3,857 32.14 +32.14
Labor Anthony Mancuso 2,117 17.64 +17.64
Independent Jamie Nikolovski 1,985 16.54 +16.54
Community Independents Richard Stockman[j] 1,812 15.10 +15.10
Independent Danny Hanna 648 5.40 +5.40
Independent Marcelle Henderson 623 5.19 +5.19
Independent Nimesh Shah 591 4.93 +4.93
Independent Harsh Singh 367 3.06 +3.06
Total formal votes 12,000 95.63
Informal votes 548 4.37
Turnout 12,548 82.03
Two-candidate-preferred result
Independent Daniela Zinni 7,814 65.12 +65.12
Community Independents Richard Stockman[j] 4,186 34.88 +34.88
Independent win (new ward)

Epping

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2024 Victorian local elections: Epping Ward[59]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent David Lenberg 3,114 27.86 +27.86
Independent Rachael Hussein 2,703 24.18 +24.18
Labor Nessie Sayar 2,250 20.13 +20.13
Community Independents Edward Sukkar 1,624 14.53 +14.53
Independent Donny Batten 1,488 13.31 +13.31
Total formal votes 11,179 96.07
Informal votes 457 3.93
Turnout 11,636 80.74
Two-candidate-preferred result
Independent David Lenberg 5,754 51.47 +51.47
Independent Rachael Hussein 5,425 48.53 +48.53
Independent win (new ward)

Ganbu Gulinj

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2024 Victorian local elections: Ganbu Gulinj Ward[60]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labor Lawrie Cox 3,208 29.30 +20.36[k]
Independent Santosh Kaur 2,271 20.74 +20.74
Community Independents Ursula van Bree 1,447 13.22 +13.22
Ind. United Australia Patricia Isaac 1,327 12.12 +12.12
Independent Ahmed Farole Muhamud 1,264 11.55 +11.55
Independent Bineet Gujral 742 6.78 +6.78
Independent Gulhan Yoldas 689 6.29 +6.29
Total formal votes 10,948 96.16
Informal votes 437 3.84
Turnout 11,385 80.56
Two-candidate-preferred result
Labor Lawrie Cox 3,108 29.30 +20.36
Independent Santosh Kaur 2,271 20.74 +20.74
Labor win (new ward)

Kirrip

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2024 Victorian local elections: Kirrip Ward[62]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Community Independents Aidan McLindon 5,662 54.49 +54.49
Labor Imran Khan 2,213 21.30 +21.30
Independent Gurinder Kaur 1,348 12.97 +12.97
Independent Jay Upadhyay 1,167 11.23 +11.23
Total formal votes 10,390 95.98
Informal votes 435 4.02
Turnout 10,825 80.57
Community Independents win (new ward)

Lalor

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2024 Victorian local elections: Lalor Ward
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labor Stevan Kozmevski 4,953 40.27 +21.26[k]
Independent Ellen McNaught 4,002 32.53 +32.54
Community Independents Nicholas Hajichristou 3,346 27.20 +27.19
Total formal votes 12,301 96.68
Informal votes 423 3.32
Turnout 12,724 80.41
Two-candidate-preferred result
Labor Stevan Kozmevski 6,169 50.15 +50.15
Independent Ellen McNaught 6,131 49.85 +49.85
Labor win (new ward)

Mernda

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2024 Victorian local elections: Mernda Ward[64]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labor Jarrod Lappin 4,589 38.29 +38.29
Independent William Sharp 3,912 32.64 +32.64
Community Independents Rohit Taggar[j] 3,484 29.07 +29.07
Total formal votes 11,985 96.79
Informal votes 397 3.21
Turnout 12,382 81.21
Two-candidate-preferred result
Labor Jarrod Lappin 6,649 55.48 +55.48
Independent William Sharp 5,336 44.52 +44.52
Labor win (new ward)

Mill Park

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2024 Victorian local elections: Mill Park Ward[65][66]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Blair Colwell 4,634 38.05 +38.05
Labor John Fry 2,484 20.39 +20.39
Greens Samantha Mason 1,923 15.79 +15.79
Independent Robert Malivindi 1,407 11.55 +11.55
Independent Eva Moran 924 7.59 +7.59
Community Independents Maurice Abi Raad 808 6.63 +6.63
Total formal votes 12,180 96.48
Informal votes 444 3.52
Turnout 12,624 83.96
After distribution of preferences
Independent Blair Colwell 6,330 51.97 +51.97
Labor John Fry 3,108 25.52 +16.04[l]
Greens Samantha Mason 2,742 22.51 +22.51
Independent win (new ward)

North

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2024 Victorian local elections: North Ward[67]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Christine Stow 3,110 28.57 +20.05[m]
Independent Phil Hurrey 2,647 24.32 +24.32
Independent Helen Franks 2,627 24.13 +24.13
Labor Mary Krassos 798 7.33 +7.33
Community Independents Shashi Pal 624 5.73 +5.73
Independent James Francis 582 5.35 +5.35
Independent Munish Kunar Bansal 497 4.57 +4.57
Total formal votes 10,885 95.90
Informal votes 465 4.10
Turnout 11,350 81.33
Two-candidate-preferred result
Independent Christine Stow 5,954 54.70 +54.70
Independent Helen Franks 4,931 45.30 +45.30
Independent win (new ward)

Painted Hills

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2024 Victorian local elections: Painted Hills Ward[68]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labor Deb Gunn 5,937 51.00 +51.00
Community Independents Ross Lee 5,705 49.00 +49.00
Total formal votes 11,642 95.18
Informal votes 590 4.82
Turnout 12,232 82.12
Labor win (new ward)

South Morang

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2024 Victorian local elections: South Morang Ward[69]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Martin Taylor 3,720 31.23 +31.23
Labor Monique Lobosco 3,336 28.00 +28.00
Community Independents Andrew Filippopoulos 3,310 27.78 +27.78
Independent Vesna Pepe 1,547 12.99 +12.99
Total formal votes 11,913 97.29
Informal votes 332 2.71
Turnout 12,245 84.39
Two-candidate-preferred result
Independent Martin Taylor 6,400 53.72 +53.72
Labor Monique Lobosco 5,513 46.28 +46.28
Independent win (new ward)

Thomastown

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2024 Victorian local elections: Thomastown Ward[70]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labor Chaman Tiwari 2,248 20.09 +20.09
Community Independents Nicholas Brooks 2,198 19.65 +19.65
Independent Lea Thornton 1,923 17.19 +17.19
Independent George Stavrakis 1,411 12.61 +12.61
Victorian Socialists Sarah Garnham 1,165 10.41 +10.41
Independent Trung Thanh Thai 1,050 9.39 +9.39
Independent Halimah H. F. McGlashan 818 7.31 +7.31
Independent Quentin Bai 374 3.34 +3.34
Total formal votes 11,187 95.48
Informal votes 529 4.52
Turnout 11,716 80.15
Two-candidate-preferred result
Community Independents Nicholas Brooks 5,880 52.56 +52.56
Labor Chaman Tiwari 5,307 47.44 +47.44
Community Independents win (new ward)

See also

[edit]

Notes

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  1. ^ a b Compared to the Labor Members for Darebin result at the 2020 election.[23]
  2. ^ a b If compared to her results as a Labor Members for Darebin candidate at the 2020 election, Julie Williams had a 12.39% first preference vote swing against her and a 13.08% two-candidate-preferred vote swing against her.[23]
  3. ^ a b If compared to his results as a Labor Members for Darebin candidate at the 2020 election, Tim Laurence had a 10.29% first preference vote swing against him and a 7.29% two-candidate-preferred vote swing against him.[23]
  4. ^ Compared to the results of Sofia Kotanidis at the 2020 election, who ran as an Independent Labor candidate after being disendorsed by Labor Members for Darebin.[23]
  5. ^ a b c d Candidate was ineligible to contest the election after not completing mandatory candidate training.[4] They still appeared on the ballot as they were only "retired" by the Victorian Electoral Commission after ballot papers had been printed, however they could not serve as a councillor and their votes were distributed to other candidates according to voters' preferences.[26][27]
  6. ^ a b c d Compared to the results of Oscar Yildiz, Helen Davidson and Helen Pavlidis-Mihalakos in 2020.[45]
  7. ^ a b c Compared to results in North-East Ward at the 2020 election.[45]
  8. ^ a b Compared to results in South Ward at the 2020 election.[45]
  9. ^ a b c d Compared to results in North-West Ward at the 2020 election.[45]
  10. ^ a b c Also a Liberal Party member.[55]
  11. ^ a b Compared to results in South West Ward at the 2016 election.[61]
  12. ^ Compared to results in South East Ward at the 2016 election.[61]
  13. ^ Compared to results in North Ward at the 2016 election.[61]

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