2020 Victorian local elections

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IND

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Leader  | N/A | N/A | N/A
Party  | Independents | Greens | Labor
Last election  |  | 29 seats  |
Seats before  |  | 28  |
Seats won  | 566 | 36  | 13
Seat change  |  |  10  |

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AJP

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Party  | Liberal Democrats | Animal Justice | Socialists
Last election  | 1  | 0  | Did not exist
Seats before  | 0  | 0  | 0
Seats won  | 2  | 2  | 1
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Results by LGA

The 2020 Victorian local elections were held on 24 October 2020 to elect the councils of 76 of the 79 local government areas in Victoria, Australia.[1]

Three councils did not hold elections − South Gippsland (dismissed in June 2019), Casey (dismissed in February 2020) and Whittlesea (dismissed in March 2020). An election for South Gippsland was held in October 2021, while Casey and Whittlesea did not have their elections until 2024.[2]

## Background

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The elections were held amid the COVID-19 Pandemic in Australia, with Melbourne still in lockdown at the time of the elections.[3] A survey conducted in April 2020 showed that a significant majority of councils wanted the elections postponed for a year.[4] However, Minister for Local Government Shaun Leane announced on 19 August that the elections would go ahead as scheduled.[5]

Eight councils changed their electoral structure ahead of the election, moving to single-member wards as a result of the Local Government Act 2020:[6]

* Bayside City Council
* Cardinia Shire Council
* Darebin City Council
* Greater Dandenong City Council
* Kingston City Council
* Manningham City Council
* Maroondah City Council
* Whitehorse City Council

Additionally, Swan Hill and Mansfield moved to an unsubdivided structure.[6]

## Political parties

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The Liberal Party does not endorse candidates for local elections in Victoria. Labor chose to endorse some candidates, and some local party branches also made their own endorsements.[7][8] Australian Progressives co-founder Peter Wingate contested Yarraville Ward in Maribyrnong as the party's first ever local elections candidate.[9]

Labor endorsed a total of 38 candidates in the following LGAs:[10][11][12]

* Ballarat (6 candidates)
* Hobsons Bay (3 candidate)
* Maribyrnong (7 candidates)
* Melbourne (5 candidates)
* Moonee Valley (6 candidates)
* Moreland (5 candidates)
* Wodonga (1 candidate)
* Yarra (5 candidates)

Additionally, the Labor Members for Darebin group endorsed 10 candidates (later disendorsing one). The ALP distanced themselves from the group, saying they did not endorse any candidates in Darebin.[13]

Six other VEC-registered parties endorsed candidates:

* The Greens (88 candidates)
* Victorian Socialists (19 candidates)
* Animal Justice Party (16 candidates)
* Liberal Democrats (10 candidates)
* Reason Party (7 candidates)
* Sustainable Australia Party (6 candidates)

The "Put Climate First" alliance endorsed candidates in Darebin, Greater Geelong and Surf Coast.[14]

## Candidates

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A total of 2,186 candidates contested the elections.[15]

## Party changes before elections

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A number of councillors joined or left parties before the 2020 elections.

Council | Ward | Councillor | Former party | New party | Date

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Greater Dandenong | Silverleaf | Maria Sampey  |  | Independent Labor |  | Labor | 2017
Yarra | Langridge | Stephen Jolly |  | The Socialists |  | Independent Socialist | November 2017
Monash | Glen Waverley | Lynette Saloumi  |  | Independent |  | Sustainable Australia | 2018
Maribyrnong | Stony Creek | Catherine Cumming |  | Independent |  | Justice | 2 February 2018
Yarra | Langridge | Stephen Jolly |  | Independent Socialist |  | Victorian Socialists | 5 February 2018
Moreland | North-West | Oscar Yildiz  |  | Labor |  | Independent | 7 June 2018
Glenelg | Unsubdivided | Anita Rank  |  | Independent Liberal |  | Independent National | 8 June 2018
Darebin | Rucker | Kim Le Cerf  |  | Greens |  | Independent | 28 December 2018
Moyne | Unsubdivided | Jim Doukas  |  | Country |  | Independent | Late 2018
Casey | Four Oaks | Rosalie Crestani  |  | Rise Up Australia |  | Independent | 26 June 2019
Yarra | Langridge | Stephen Jolly |  | Victorian Socialists |  | Independent Socialist | 23 September 2019
Whittlesea | North | Emilia Sterjova  |  | Labor |  | Independent | 9 February 2020
Casey | Springfield | Sam Aziz  |  | Liberal |  | Independent | 16 February 2020

## Results

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Main article: Results of the 2020 Victorian local elections

Party  | Votes  | %  | Swing  | Seats  | Change

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| Independents |  |  |  | 445  |
| Labor | 80,639  | 2.44  |  | 13  |
| Liberal |  |  |  | 50  |
| Greens |  |  |  | 36  |  10
| Independent National |  |  |  | 7  |
| Animal Justice |  |  |  | 2  |  2
| Liberal Democrats |  |  |  | 2  |  1
| Team Sally Capp | 24,395  | 0.74  |  | 2  |  2
| Victorian Socialists | 20,210  | 0.61  | +0.61  | 1  |  1
| Team Arron Wood | 12,187  | 0.37  |  | 1  |  1
| Banyule Ratepayers Action Group | 11,230  | 0.34  |  | 0  |
| Ratepayers of Port Phillip | 8,761  | 0.27  | +0.27  | 2  |  2
| Independent Socialist | 7,380  | 0.22  |  | 2  |  2
| Bring Back Melbourne | 6,683  | 0.20  |  | 1  |  1
| Back To Business | 6,572  | 0.20  |  | 1  |  1
| Sue Bolton Moreland Team | 5,062  | 0.15  |  | 1  |
| Socialist Alliance | 4,262  | 0.13  |  | 0  |
| Save The Planet | 2,934  | 0.09  |  | 0  |
| Sustainable Australia | 2,436  | 0.08  |  | 0  |
| Richmond First | 1,897  | 0.06  |  | 0  |
| Morgan-Watts Team | 1,541  | 0.05  |  | 0  |  1
| Australia First | 1,391  | 0.04  |  | 0  |
| Residents First | 1,110  | 0.03  |  | 0  |
| Innovate Melbourne | 817  | 0.02  |  | 0  |
| Team Hakim | 379  | 0.01  |  | 1  |  1
| Melbourne - We All Matter | 374  | 0.01  |  | 0  |
| Independent Local Voice | 351  | 0.01  |  | 0  |
| Your Melbourne Team Get It Done | 291  | 0.01  |  | 0  |
| It Will Be Okay Melbourne | 203  | 0.01  |  | 0  |
| United People's Party  | 79  | 0.00  |  | 0  |
| Put Climate First |  |  |  | 1  |  1
| Independent Labor |  |  |  | 1  |
| Reason |  |  |  | 0  |
Formal votes  | 3,298,665  |  |  |  |
Informal votes  |  |  |  |  |
Total  |  |  |  |  |
Registered voters / turnout  |  |  |  |  |

### Council control

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Party  | Councils

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Number  | Change
| Independent | 66  |
| No overall control | 7  |
| Burwood Liberals | 1 |
| Dandenong Labor | 1 |
| Greens | 1 |  1

## Aftermath

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Further information: 2024 Victorian local elections § Party changes before elections

Yarra City Council was described Australia's "most left-wing local government" with The Greens receiving a majority and two independent socialists, including Stephen Jolly, elected.[16] However, Gabrielle de Vietri resigned after winning the seat of Richmond and was replaced via countback by independent Michael Glynatsis, ending the Greens majority.[17][18]

In November 2021, Moreland councillor Oscar Yildiz was part of the formation of the Victorians Party, a centrist political party which planned to contest the 2022 state election.[19] Along with Yildiz, fellow Moreland councillor Helen Pavlidis-Mihalakos and Melbourne councillor Philip Le Liu joined the party, giving it 3 local government seats.[20] The party disbanded in August 2022, citing financial difficulties.[21]

The United Australia Party gained Victorian local representation in Victoria in May 2022, when Swan Hill councillor Stuart King joined the party to contest Mallee at the federal election.[22]

The City of Moreland was renamed to Merri-bek in September 2022.

Two minor parties, the Angry Victorians Party and Restore Democracy Sack Dan Andrews, gained councillors in 2023 via different countbacks.[23]

### Electoral fraud allegations

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In February 2022, Labor councillor Milad El-Halabi resigned after being charged with conspiracy to cheat and defraud for allegedly tampering with the council elections in Moreland.[24] He was replaced via countback in March 2022 by Socialist Alliance's Monica Harte.[25]

On 31 March 2023, the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal found that El-Halabi was unduly elected. He has denied all allegations.[26]

### Greens resignations

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The Greens had five of its councillors resign from the party since the 2020 elections, and a further four seats have been lost due to resignations and deaths.

James Conlan (Merri-bek) left the party in solidarity with senator Lidia Thorpe, Amanda Stone (Yarra) resigned in February 2023, and Anab Mohamud (Yarra) resigned in February 2024.[27]

In April 2024, both Greens councillors in Monash − Anjalee de Silva and Josh Fergeus − left the party.[28]

## By-elections and countbacks

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The Victorian Electoral Commission has held a number of by-elections and countbacks to fill vacancies on councils since the 2020 elections.[29][30]

### By-elections

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Council  | Ward  | Before  | Change  | After

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Councillor  | Party  | Cause  | Date  | Date  | Councillor  | Party  | More
Northern Grampians | South West | N/A |  | N/A | No nominations at 2020 election  | 14 October 2020  | 4 December 2020  | Trevor Gready  |  | Independent | Full results[broken anchor]
Hindmarsh | East | N/A |  | N/A | Only 1 nomination for 2 vacancies at 2020 election  | 21 October 2020  | 14 December 2020  | Wendy Bywaters  |  | Independent | Full results[broken anchor]
Northern Grampians | Kara Kara | Karen Hyslop  |  | Independent | Resignation  | 14 October 2020  | 1 March 2021  | Eddy Ostarcevic  |  | Independent | Full results[broken anchor]
Cardinia | Westernport | Ray Brown  |  | Independent | Death  | 19 March 2021  | 23 July 2021  | Kaye Cameron  |  | Independent | Full results[broken anchor]
Yarra Ranges | Streeton | Cathrine Burnett-Wake |  | Liberal | Elected to Victorian Parliament  | 29 November 2021  | 18 February 2022  | Andrew Fullaga  |  | Independent | Full results[broken anchor]
Maroondah | Wonga | Nora Lamont  |  | Liberal | Resignation  | 7 December 2021  | 11 March 2022  | Linda Hancock  |  | Independent | Full results[broken anchor]
Buloke | Mallee | Robert Priestly  |  | Independent | Resignation  | 1 July 2022  | 28 October 2022  | Bernadette Hogan  |  | Ind. National | Full results[broken anchor]
Northern Grampians | Kara Kara | Tony Driscoll  |  | Independent | Death  | 1 August 2022  | 14 November 2022  | Karen Hyslop  |  | Independent | Full results[broken anchor]
Mornington Peninsula | Watson | Paul Mercurio |  | Independent Labor | Elected to Victorian Parliament | 21 December 2022  | 6 February 2023  | Kate Roper  |  | Independent | Full results[broken anchor]
Maroondah | Barngeong | Marijke Graham  |  | Independent | Resignation  | 8 September 2023  | 11 December 2023  | Chris Jones  |  | Independent | Full results[broken anchor]
Greater Dandenong | Yarraman | Eden Foster |  | Dandenong Labor | Elected to Victorian Parliament | 18 November 2023  | 9 March 2024  | TBA |  | TBA | Full results[broken anchor]

### Countbacks

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Council  | Ward  | Before  | Change  | After

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Councillor  | Party  | Cause  | Date  | Date  | Councillor  | Party
Moira | Unsubdivided | Andrew Goldman  |  | Independent | Death  | 3 December 2020  | 11 January 2021  | Ed Cox  |  | Independent
Mornington Peninsula | Nepean | Hugh Fraser  |  | Independent | Resignation  | 9 March 2021  | 15 April 2021  | Susan Bissinger  |  | Independent
Wellington | Northern | Malcolm Hole  |  | Independent | Death  | 10 April 2021  | 18 May 2021  | Carmel Ripper  |  | Independent
Baw Baw | West | Ben Lucas  |  | Independent Liberal | Resignation  | 18 June 2021  | 29 June 2021  | Keith Cook  |  | Independent
Strathbogie | Lake Nagambie | Melanie Likos  |  | Independent | Resignation  | 16 August 2021  | 16 September 2021  | David Andrews  |  | Independent
Moira | Unsubdivided | Kevin Bourke  |  | Independent | Resignation  | 24 November 2021  | 15 December 2021  | Judy Heather  |  | Independent
Moira | Unsubdivided | Marie Martin  |  | Independent | Resignation  | 7 December 2021  | 21 January 2022  | John Beitzel  |  | Independent
Alpine | Unsubdivided | Charlie Vincent  |  | Animal Justice | Resignation  | 23 December 2021  | 20 January 2022  | Simon Kelley  |  | Independent
Mitchell | South | Christine Banks  |  | Independent | Resignation  | 9 February 2022  | 11 March 2022  | David Lowe  |  | Independent
Moreland | North-West | Milad El-Halabi |  | Independent Labor | Resignation  | 10 February 2022  | 23 March 2022  | Monica Harte  |  | Socialist Alliance
Indigo | Unsubdivided | Jenny O'Connor  |  | Independent | Resignation  | 21 February 2022  | 11 March 2022  | Emmerick Teissl  |  | Independent
Queenscliffe | Unsubdivided | Susan Salter  |  | Independent Labor | Death  | 16 March 2022  | 13 April 2022  | Isabelle Tolhurst  |  | Independent
Mildura | Unsubdivided | Cyndi Power  |  | Independent | Resignation  | 25 March 2022  | 21 April 2022  | Troy Bailey  |  | Independent
Wodonga | Unsubdivided | Kat Bennett  |  | Independent | Resignation  | 4 April 2022  | 27 April 2022  | Danny Lowe  |  | Independent
Glen Eira | Rosstown | Neil Pilling  |  | Independent | Resignation  | 11 April 2022  | 28 April 2022  | Sue Pennicuik |  | Greens
Greater Shepparton | Unsubdivided | Robert Priestly  |  | Independent | Resignation  | 15 June 2022  | 7 July 2022  | Dinny Adem  |  | Independent
Horsham | Unsubdivided | Di Bell  |  | Independent | Resignation  | 12 August 2022  | 7 September 2022  | Robert Redden  |  | Liberal
Wodonga | Unsubdivided | John Watson  |  | Independent | Resignation following cancer diagnosis  | 8 November 2022  | 6 December 2022  | Danny Chamberlain  |  | Independent Liberal
Moira | Unsubdivided | John Beitzel  |  | Independent | Resignation  | 17 November 2022  | 6 December 2022  | Scott Olson  |  | Independent
Moira | Unsubdivided | Libro Mustica  |  | Independent | Resignation  | 17 November 2022  | 12 December 2022  | Wendy Buck  |  | Independent
Yarra | Langridge | Gabrielle de Vietri |  | Greens | Elected to Victorian Parliament | 9 December 2022  | 19 January 2023  | Michael Glynatsis  |  | Independent
Swan Hill | Unsubdivided | Jade Benham |  | Independent National | Elected to Victorian Parliament | 13 December 2022  | 17 January 2023  | Jacquie Kelly  |  | Independent
Brimbank | Harvester | Trung Luu |  | Liberal | Elected to Victorian Parliament | 21 December 2022  | 24 January 2023  | Thomas O'Reilly  |  | Independent
Colac Otway | Unsubdivided | Joe McCracken |  | Liberal | Elected to Victorian Parliament | 21 December 2022  | 18 January 2023  | Tosh-Jake Finnigan  |  | Sack Dan Andrews
Greater Geelong | Brownbill | Sarah Mansfield |  | Greens | Elected to Victorian Parliament | 21 December 2022  | 23 January 2023  | Melissa Cadwell  |  | Independent Labor
Melton | Watts | Moira Deeming |  | Liberal | Elected to Victorian Parliament | 21 December 2022  | 23 January 2023  | Justine Farrugia  |  | Independent
Port Phillip | Lake | Katherine Copsey |  | Greens | Elected to Victorian Parliament | 21 December 2022  | 17 January 2023  | Robbie Nyaguy  |  | Labor
Mornington Peninsula | Seawinds | Kerri McCafferty  |  | Independent | Resignation  | 21 December 2022  | 6 February 2023  | Simon Brooks  |  | Independent
Stonnington | East | Alexander Lew  |  | Liberal | Resignation  | 21 December 2022  | 19 January 2023  | Joe Gianfriddo  |  | Angry Victorians
Colac Otway | Unsubdivided | Jamie Bell  |  | Independent | Resignation  | 7 February 2023  | 1 March 2023  | Max Arnott  |  | Independent
Southern Grampians | Unsubdivided | Greg McAdam  |  | Independent | Resignation  | 13 April 2023  | 17 May 2023  | Fran Malone  |  | Independent
Baw Baw | Central | Joe Gauci  |  | Independent | Resignation  | 27 April 2023  | 17 May 2023  | Farhat Firdous  |  | Independent
Queenscliffe | Unsubdivided | Fleur Hewitt  |  | Independent | Resignation  | 29 May 2023  | 19 June 2023  | Robert Minty  |  | Independent
Greater Geelong | Windermere | Kylie Grzybek  |  | Independent | Resignation  | 29 May 2023  | 28 June 2023  | Sarah Hathway  |  | Socialist Alliance
Strathbogie | Lake Nagambie | David Andrews  |  | Independent | Resignation  | 27 June 2023  | 17 July 2023  | Robin Weatherald  |  | United Australia
Glenelg | Unsubdivided | Anita Rank  |  | Independent National | Resignation  | 30 June 2023  | 7 August 2023  | John Northcott  |  | Independent
Indigo | Unsubdivided | Larry Goldsworthy  |  | Independent | Resignation  | 3 July 2023  | 9 August 2023  | Sue Gold  |  | Independent
Greater Geelong | Bellarine | Stephanie Asher  |  | Independent Liberal | Resignation  | 31 July 2023  | 31 August 2023  | Elise Wilkinson  |  | Put Climate First
Bass Coast | Western Port | Bruce Kent  |  | Independent Liberal | Resignation  | 7 August 2023  | 11 August 2023  | Geoff Ellis  |  | Independent Labor
Glenelg | Unsubdivided | Jayden Smith  |  | Independent | Resignation  | 19 October 2023  | 20 November 2023  | Successful candidate did not confirm they are qualified
Glenelg | Unsubdivided | N/A |  | N/A | No winner at previous countback  | 20 November 2023  | 22 November 2023  | Successful candidate did not confirm they are qualified
Glenelg | Unsubdivided | N/A |  | N/A | No winner at previous countback  | 22 November 2023  | 27 November 2023  | Successful candidate did not confirm they are qualified
Glen Eira | Camden | David Zyngier  |  | Greens | Death  | 26 November 2023  | 8 January 2024  | Jane Karslake  |  | Independent Labor
Glenelg | Unsubdivided | N/A |  | N/A | No winner at previous countback  | 27 November 2023  | 5 December 2023  | Robyn McDonald  |  | Independent
Frankston | North-West | Steven Hughes  |  | Independent | Resignation  | 11 December 2023  | 15 January 2024  | Glenn Aitken  |  | Independent
Maribyrnong | River | Sarah Carter  |  | Labor | Death  | 7 August 2024  | No countback held due to proximity of 2024 local elections

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