Candidates of the 2016 Australian federal election

This article lists candidates for the 2016 Australian federal election. There were 1,625 candidates in total (994 for the House of Representatives and 631 for the Senate).^[1]

Retiring members

Labor

• Anna Burke MP (Chisholm, Vic) – announced retirement 16 December 2015^[2]
• Laurie Ferguson MP (Werriwa, NSW) – announced retirement 12 August 2014^[3]
• Gary Gray MP (Brand, WA) – announced retirement 16 February 2016^[4]
• Alan Griffin MP (Bruce, Vic) – announced retirement 10 February 2015^[5]
• Jill Hall MP (Shortland, NSW) announced retirement 28 February 2016^[6]
• Alannah MacTiernan MP (Perth, WA) – announced retirement 12 February 2016^[7]
• Melissa Parke MP (Fremantle, WA) – announced retirement 22 January 2016^[8]
• Bernie Ripoll MP (Oxley, Qld) – announced retirement 14 April 2015^[9]
• Kelvin Thomson MP (Wills, Vic) – announced retirement 10 November 2015^[10]
• Senator Joe Ludwig (Qld) – announced retirement 9 March 2015^[11]
• Senator Jan McLucas (Qld) – announced retirement 5 April 2015^[12]
• Senator Nova Peris (NT) – announced retirement 24 May 2016^[13]

Liberal

• Bob Baldwin MP (Paterson, NSW) – announced retirement 16 April 2016^[14]
• Bruce Billson MP (Dunkley, Vic) – announced retirement 24 November 2015^[15]
• Bronwyn Bishop MP (Mackellar, NSW) – lost preselection 16 April 2016,^[16] delivered valedictory speech 4 May 2016^[17]
• Mal Brough MP (Fisher, Qld) – announced retirement 26 February 2016^[18]
• Teresa Gambaro MP (Brisbane, Qld) – announced retirement 9 March 2016^[19]
• Ian Macfarlane MP (Groom, Qld) – announced retirement 15 February 2016
• Andrew Robb MP (Goldstein, Vic) – announced retirement 10 February 2016^[20]
• Philip Ruddock MP (Berowra, NSW) – announced retirement 8 February 2016^[21]
• Bruce Scott MP (Maranoa, Qld) – announced retirement 3 August 2015^[22]
• Andrew Southcott MP (Boothby, SA) – announced retirement 4 September 2015^[23]
• Sharman Stone MP (Murray, Vic) – announced retirement 26 March 2016^[24]
• Senator Bill Heffernan (NSW) – announced retirement 19 February 2016^[25]

National

• John Cobb MP (Calare, NSW) – announced retirement 27 February 2016^[26]
• Warren Truss MP (Wide Bay, Qld) – announced retirement 11 February 2016^[27][28][29]

Palmer United

• Clive Palmer MP (Fairfax, Qld) – announced retirement 4 May 2016,^[30] ruled out Senate candidacy 23 May 2016^[31]

House of Representatives

Sitting members are listed in bold text. Successful candidates are highlighted in the relevant colour. Where there is possible confusion, an asterisk (*) is also used.

Australian Capital Territory

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Liberal candidate	Greens candidate	Other candidates
Canberra	Labor	Gai Brodtmann	Jessica Adelan-Langford	Patricia Cahill	Christopher Bucknell (BTFA)
Fenner	Labor	Andrew Leigh	Robert Gunning	Carly Saeedi	Tim Bohm (BTFA) Andrew Woodman (Ind)

New South Wales

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Coalition candidate	Greens candidate	CDP candidate	Other candidates
Banks	Liberal	Chris Gambian	David Coleman (Lib)	Philippa Clark	Greg Bondar	Roy Barnes (AJP) Bob Spanswick (Ind) Sharon Wu (FFP)
Barton	Labor	Linda Burney	Nickolas Varvaris (Lib)	Brent Heber	Sonny Susilo	Rasmus Torkel (Ind) Harry Tsoukalas (ODD)
Bennelong	Liberal	Lyndal Howison	John Alexander (Lib)	Justin Alick	Julie Worsley	John August (PPA) Christopher Gordon (Arts) Martin Mulcare (Ind)
Berowra	Liberal	Josh Andrews	Julian Leeser (Lib)	Emma Heyde	Leighton Thew	Brendan Clarke (SP) Mick Gallagher (Ind) Roger Woodward (Ind)
Blaxland	Labor	Jason Clare	Felicity Findlay (Lib)	Suzan Virago	Clint Nasr	Gabriela Zabala (SEP)
Bradfield	Liberal	Katie Gompertz	Paul Fletcher (Lib)	Adrian Jones	Chris Vale	Christine Berman (Ind) Peter Kelly (ALA)
Calare	National	Jess Jennings	Andrew Gee (Nat)	Delanie Sky	Bernie Gesling	Rod Bloomfield (NXT) Anthony Craig (Ind) Glen Davis (LDP)
Chifley	Labor	Ed Husic	Mohit Kumar (Lib)	Eliza James	Josh Green	Ammar Khan (Ind)
Cook	Liberal	David Atkins	Scott Morrison (Lib)	Nathan Hunt	George Capsis	John Brett (Ind)
Cowper	National	Damian Wood	Luke Hartsuyker (Nat)	Carol Vernon	Wendy Lawrence	John Arkan (Ind) Michael Gough (CEC) Rob Oakeshott (Ind)
Cunningham	Labor	Sharon Bird	Michelle Blicavs (Lib)	Cath Blakey	Michelle Ryan	John Flanagan (NCPP) Nathan Waters (SP)
Dobell	Labor	Emma McBride	Karen McNamara (Lib)	Abigail Boyd	Hadden Ervin	Paul Baker (Ind) Carter Edwards (ON) Gregory Stephenson (Ind)
Eden-Monaro	Liberal	Mike Kelly	Peter Hendy (Lib)	Tamara Ryan	Ursula Bennett	Ray Buckley (Ind) Don Friend (ADVP) Daniel Grosmaire (Ind) Frankie Seymour (AJP) Andrew Thaler (Ind)
Farrer	Liberal	Christian Kunde (disendorsed)	Sussan Ley (Lib)	Amanda Cohn	Paul Rossetto	Brian Mills (Ind) Trevor O'Brien (MAP) Ron Pike (ALA)
Fowler	Labor	Chris Hayes	Adam Farhan (Lib)	Bill Cashman	Craig Hall	Joaquim de Lima (SRP)
Gilmore	Liberal	Fiona Phillips	Ann Sudmalis (Lib)	Carmel McCallum	Steve Ryan
Grayndler	Labor	Anthony Albanese	David van Gogh (Lib)	Jim Casey	Jamie Elvy	Oscar Grenfell (SEP) Chris Hindi (DLR) Emma Hurst (AJP) Noel McFarlane (ACP) Chris McLachlan (REP) Meow-Ludo Meow-Meow (SP) Pat Sheil (Sex)
Greenway	Labor	Michelle Rowland	Yvonne Keane (Lib)	Chris Winslow	Aaron Wright	Avtar Billu (Ind) Timothy Mak (LDP) Rohan Salins (FFP) Vivek Singha (SP)
Hughes	Liberal	Diedree Steinwall	Craig Kelly (Lib)	Phil Smith	Michael Caudre	Ellie Robertson (AJP)
Hume	Liberal	Aoife Champion-Fashoyin	Angus Taylor (Lib)	Michaela Sherwood	Adrian Van Der Byl	Trevor Anthoney (BTFA) Lindsay Cosgrove (CEC)
Hunter	Labor	Joel Fitzgibbon	Ruth Rogers (Nat)	Peter Morris	Richard Stretton	John Harvey (Ind) Arjay Martin (Ind) Cordelia Troy (Ind) John Warham (Ind)
Kingsford Smith	Labor	Matt Thistlethwaite	Michael Feneley (Lib)	James Macdonald	Andrew Weatherstone	Andrea Leong (SP)
Lindsay	Liberal	Emma Husar	Fiona Scott (Lib)	Kingsley Liu	Warren Wormald	Debbie Blundell (AJP) Marcus Cornish (-) Scott Grimley (DHJP) Linda La Brooy (FFP) Stephen Lynch (NXT) Steve Roddick (ALA) Jim Saleam (AFP)
Lyne	National	Peter Alley	David Gillespie (Nat)	Julie Lyford	Elaine Carter	Brad Christensen (Ind) Rodger Riach (Ind)
Macarthur	Liberal	Mike Freelander	Russell Matheson (Lib)	Ben Moroney	James Gent	Richard Bakoss (NXT)
Mackellar	Liberal	Rhonda Funnell	Jason Falinski (Lib)	Mike Hall	Annie Wright	Jim Ball (Ind) Liam Gavin (Ind) Julie Hegarty (Ind)
Macquarie	Liberal	Susan Templeman	Louise Markus (Lib)	Terry Morgan	Catherine Lincoln	Liz Cooper (DHJP) Hal Ginges (AJP) Jake Grizelj (SFFP) Carl Halley (ALA) Olya Shornikov (LDP)
McMahon	Labor	Chris Bowen	George Bilic (Lib)	Astrid O'Neill	Milan Maksimovic	Fadhel Shamasha (Ind) Victor Waterson (AFP)
Mitchell	Liberal	Andrew Punch	Alex Hawke (Lib)	Michael Bellstedt	Darryl Allen
New England	National	David Ewings	Barnaby Joyce (Nat)	Mercurius Goldstein	Stan Colefax	Philip Cox (Ind) David Mailler (CM) Rob Taber (Ind) Robert Walker (ODD) Peter Whelan (LDP) Tony Windsor (Ind)
Newcastle	Labor	Sharon Claydon	David Compton (Lib)	John Mackenzie	Milton Caine	Karen Burge (DLR) Rod Holding (Ind) Stuart Southwell (DLP)
North Sydney	Liberal	Peter Hayes	Trent Zimmerman (Lib)	Arthur Chesterfield-Evans	Sharon Martin	James Coffey (SP) Eddy Ku (FFP) Daniel Leahy (LDP) Stephen Ruff (Ind)
Page	National	Janelle Saffin	Kevin Hogan (Nat)	Kudra Falla-Ricketts	Bethany McAlpine	Mark Ellis (LDP) Anna Ludvick (AJP)
Parkes	National	Kate Stewart	Mark Coulton (Nat)	Matt Parmeter	Glen Ryan	John Ayton (ODD)
Parramatta	Labor	Julie Owens	Michael Beckwith (Lib)	Phil Bradley	Keith Piper	Andrew Driessen (ODD) Mark Guest (LDP) Mahesh Raj (Ind) Mikaela Wu (FFP)
Paterson	Labor	Meryl Swanson	Karen Howard (Lib)	John Brown	Peter Arena	Graham Burston (ON) Brian Clare (RUAP) Peter Davis (CEC)
Reid	Liberal	Angelo Tsirekas	Craig Laundy (Lib)	Alice Mantel	Chris Kang	Marylou Carter (FFP)
Richmond	Labor	Justine Elliot	Matthew Fraser (Nat)	Dawn Walker	Russell Kilarney	Angela Pollard (AJP) Neil Smith (ON)
Riverina	National	Tim Kurylowicz	Michael McCormack (Nat)	Kevin Poynter	Philip Langfield	Richard Foley (Ind) Glenn O'Rourke (FFP)
Robertson	Liberal	Anne Charlton	Lucy Wicks (Lib)	Hillary Morris	Robert Stoddart	Matthew Craig (LDP) Van Davy (Ind) Lawrie Higgins (AAP)
Shortland	Labor	Pat Conroy	Jenny Barrie (Lib)	Ivan MacFadyen	Morgan Cox
Sydney	Labor	Tanya Plibersek	Geoffrey Winters (Lib)	Sylvie Ellsmore	Ula Falanga	Mark Berriman (AJP) Peter Boyle (SA) Tom Geiser (SP) Rebecca Lanning (Sex) Kris Spike (SA) Tula Tzoras (ODD)
Warringah	Liberal	Andrew Woodward	Tony Abbott (Lib)	Clara Williams Roldan	June Scifo	Tony Backhouse (Ind) David Barrow (Ind) Shea Caplice (Arts) Marc Giordano (SP) James Mathison (Ind) Marie Rowland (NXT)
Watson	Labor	Tony Burke	Mohammad Zaman (Lib)	Barbara Bloch	Violet Abdulla	Paul Geran (ODD) Tom Gordon (SP)
Wentworth	Liberal	Evan Hughes	Malcolm Turnbull (Lib)	Dejay Toborek	Beresford Thomas	Anthony Ackroyd (Arts) David Allen (Ind) Marc Aussie-Stone (Ind) Peter Xing (SP)
Werriwa	Labor	Anne Stanley	Ned Mannoun (Lib)	Signe Westerberg	Daniel Edwards
Whitlam	Labor	Stephen Jones	Marcus Hewitt (Lib) Jan Mandelson (Nat)	Tom Hunt	Susan Pinsuti	Wayne Hartman (NCPP)

Northern Territory

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	CLP candidate	Greens candidate	Shooters candidate	Other candidates
Lingiari	Labor	Warren Snowdon	Tina MacFarlane	Rob Hoad	Chris Righton	Braedon Earley (Ind) Peter Flynn (CEC) Alfred Gould (Ind) Yingiya Mark Guyula (Ind) Regina McCarthy (RUAP)
Solomon	CLP	Luke Gosling	Natasha Griggs	Todd Williams	Marty Reinhold	Nevin Cartwright (ODD) Robert Dawes (LDP) Mark Garner (Ind) John Kearney (AFP) Lance Lawrence (HEMP) Silvija Majetic (RUAP) Brigid McCullough (CEC)

Queensland

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	LNP candidate	Greens candidate	FFP candidate	Other candidates
Blair	Labor	Shayne Neumann	Teresa Harding	Pat Walsh	Geoff Darr	Troy Aggett (ON) Jonathan Emms (Ind) Patricia Petersen (Ind) Sandy Turner (Ind)
Bonner	LNP	Laura Fraser Hardy	Ross Vasta	Ken Austin	Andrew Broughton	Matthew Linney (LDP) Jarrod Wirth (Ind)
Bowman	LNP	Kim Richards	Andrew Laming	Brad Scott	Brett Saunders	Tony Duncan (ALA)
Brisbane	LNP	Pat O'Neill	Trevor Evans	Kirsten Lovejoy	Mark Vegar	Bridget Clinch (ADVP) John Humphreys (LDP)
Capricornia	LNP	Leisa Neaton	Michelle Landry	Kate Giamarelos	Lindsay Temple	Laurel Carter (KAP) Ken Murray (Ind)
Dawson	LNP	Frank Gilbert	George Christensen	Jonathon Dykyj	Amanda Nickson	Ash Dodd (KAP) Michael Hall (GLT) Stephen Large (Ind)
Dickson	LNP	Linda Lavarch	Peter Dutton	Michael Berkman	Ray Hutchinson	Doug Nicholson (LDP) Thor Prohaska (Ind)
Fadden	LNP	Meaghan Scanlon	Stuart Robert	Daniel Kwon	Lyn Rees	Brenden Ball (ON) Sean Macnamara (ADVP)
Fairfax	Palmer United	Scott Anderson	Ted O'Brien	Sue Etheridge	David Rees	Kris Bullen (ODD) Keith Campbell (Ind) Robert Dickson (Ind) Robert Pasquali (ON)
Fisher	LNP	Bill Gissane	Andrew Wallace	Tony Gibson	Caroline Ashlin	Tracey Bell-Henselin (RUAP) Jason Burgess (ADVP) Mike Jessop (Ind) LB Joum (ODD) John Spellman (ALA)
Flynn	LNP	Zac Beers	Ken O'Dowd	Craig Tomsett	Heather Barnett	Phil Baker (ON) Nathan Fletcher (Ind) Richard Love (KAP) Jordan Puku (Ind) Duncan Scott (Ind)
Forde	LNP	Des Hardman	Bert van Manen	Sally Spain	Annelise Hellberg	Shaun Spain (ALA) David Wilks (Ind)
Griffith	Labor	Terri Butler	Fiona Ward	Karen Anderson	Theresa Graham	Bronwyn Ablett (LDP) Karel Boele (Ind) Matt Darragh (ALA) John Jiggens (DLR)
Groom	LNP	Bronwyn Herbertson	John McVeigh	Antonia van Geuns	John Sands	Josie Townsend (NXT)
Herbert	LNP	Cathy O'Toole	Ewen Jones	Wendy Tubman	Michael Punshon	Martin Brewster (PUP) Colin Dwyer (KAP) David Harris (LDP) Aaron Raffin (GLT) Geoff Virgo (ON)
Hinkler	LNP	Tim Lawson	Keith Pitt	Tim Roberts	Stephen Lynch	Bill Foster (Ind) Damian Huxham (ON) Robert Windred (ALA)
Kennedy	KAP	Norm Jacobsen	Jonathan Pavetto	Valerie Weier	Donna Gallehawk	Bob Katter (KAP)
Leichhardt	LNP	Sharryn Howes	Warren Entsch	Kurt Pudniks	Ned Gebadi	John Kelly (RUAP) Daniel McCarthy (Ind) Michael Newie (Ind) Peter Rogers (ON) Brad Tassell (KAP)
Lilley	Labor	Wayne Swan	David Kingston	Claire Ogden	Sharan Hall	Simon Holmick (LDP)
Longman	LNP	Susan Lamb	Wyatt Roy	Ian Bell	Will Smith	Stephen Beck (Arts) Brad Kennedy (KAP) Rob Law (Ind) Frances McDonald (DLR) Michelle Pedersen (ON) Greg Riddell (Ind) Caleb Wells (-)
Maranoa	LNP	Dave Kerrigan	David Littleproud	Katherine Hompes	Myfanwy Schenk	Luke Arbuckle (CM) Sherrilyn Church (RUAP) Rick Gurnett (KAP) Lynette Keehn (ON)
McPherson	LNP	Sandy Gadd	Karen Andrews	Peter Burgoyne	Simon Green	Rob Jones (Ind)
Moncrieff	LNP	Hayden Sheppard	Steven Ciobo	Roger Brisbane	Julie Rose
Moreton	Labor	Graham Perrett	Nic Monsour	Kristen Lyons	Florian Heise	Andrew Cooper (LDP) Shan-Ju Lin (KAP) Des Soares (NXT)
Oxley	Labor	Milton Dick	Bibe Roadley	Steve Purcell	Caroline McCormack	Stephen Lacaze (KAP) Brad Trussell (ON)
Petrie	LNP	Jacqui Pedersen	Luke Howarth	Sue Weber	Mark White	Catherine Buckley (LDP) Andrew Tyrell (Arts)
Rankin	Labor	Jim Chalmers	Freya Ostapovitch	Neil Cotter	Christopher Lawrie	Ric Davies (LDP) Jeffrey Hodges (CRNT) Shane Holley (KAP)
Ryan	LNP	Stephen Hegedus	Jane Prentice	Sandra Bayley	David Todd	Sly Gryphon (LDP) John Quinn (DLP)
Wide Bay	LNP	Lucy Stanton	Llew O'Brien	Bron Marsh	Bruce Mayer	Barry Cook (KAP) Elise Anne Cottam (ON) Jannean Dean (GLT)
Wright	LNP	Allistair Smith	Scott Buchholz	Pietro Agnoletto	Barry Austin	John Cox (MAP) Rod Smith (ON) Mark Stone (LDP)

South Australia

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Liberal candidate	Greens candidate	Xenophon candidate	FFP candidate	Other candidates
Adelaide	Labor	Kate Ellis	David Colovic	Sophie Guy	Joe Hill	Adrian Rivish	Tyrone Lock (LDP) Matt Tidswell (AJP)
Barker	Liberal	Mat O'Brien	Tony Pasin	Mark Keough	James Stacey	Yvonne Zeppel
Boothby	Liberal	Mark Ward	Nicolle Flint	Jane Bange	Karen Hockley	Gary Wheatcroft	Jamie Armfield (Ind) Evelyn Carroll (AJP) Rob de Jonge (Ind)
Grey	Liberal	Scott Martin	Rowan Ramsey	Jillian Marsh	Andrea Broadfoot	Cheryl Kaminski	Phillip Gourlay (Ind)
Hindmarsh	Liberal	Steve Georganas	Matt Williams	Patrick O'Sullivan	Daniel Kirk	Mark Potter	Alyssa Liu (AJP) Marina William (CDP)
Kingston	Labor	Amanda Rishworth	Kelvin Binns	Robyn Holtham	Damian Carey	Geoff Doecke
Makin	Labor	Tony Zappia	Graham Reynolds	Keiran Snape	Craig Bossie	Paul Coombe	Mark Aldridge (Ind) Zarina Greenberg (AJP)
Mayo	Liberal	Glen Dallimore	Jamie Briggs	Nathan Daniell	Rebekha Sharkie	Bruce Hicks	Luke Dzivinski (LDP)
Port Adelaide	Labor	Mark Butler	Emma Flowerdew	Matthew Carey	Michael Slattery	Bruce Hambour	Janine Clipstone (AJP) Jenalie Salt (CDP)
Sturt	Liberal	Matt Loader	Christopher Pyne	Rebecca Galdies	Matthew Wright	Craig Bowyer	Neil Aitchison (Ind) Geoff Russell (AJP)
Wakefield	Labor	Nick Champion	Kathleen Bourne	Craig Vanstone	Richard Inwood	Marilyn Phillips	Ralph Anderson (CDP) John Bolton (Ind)

Tasmania

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Liberal candidate	Greens candidate	CDP candidate	Other candidates
Bass	Liberal	Ross Hart	Andrew Nikolic	Terrill Riley-Gibson	Malcolm Beattie	Roy Ramage (REP) Mark Tapsell (ARFP)
Braddon	Liberal	Justine Keay	Brett Whiteley	Scott Jordan	Graham Hodge	Joshua Boag (LDP) Clinton Rice (REP) Glen Saltmarsh (ARFP)
Denison	Independent	Jane Austin	Marcus Allan	Jen Brown	Amanda Excell	Andrew Wilkie* (Ind) Wayne Williams (DLP)
Franklin	Labor	Julie Collins	Amanda-Sue Markham	Martine Delaney	George Muskett	Tim Sanderson (Arts)
Lyons	Liberal	Brian Mitchell	Eric Hutchinson	Hannah Rubenach-Quinn	Gene Mawer	Duncan Livingston (REP) Shelley Shay (ARFP)

Victoria

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Coalition candidate	Greens candidate	FFP candidate	Other candidates
Aston	Liberal	Paul Klisaris	Alan Tudge (Lib)	Steve Raymond	Daniel Martin	Daniel Huppert (Ind) Rosemary Lavin (AJP) Joel Moore (LDP)
Ballarat	Labor	Catherine King	Paul Tatchell (Nat) Sarah Wade (Lib)	Alice Barnes	Graham Howard	Dianne Colbert (AC) Brian Eckel (Ind) Tran Tran (RUAP)
Batman	Labor	David Feeney	George Souris (Lib)	Alex Bhathal		Geoffrey Cicuto (ACP) Caitlin Evans (AJP) Franco Guardiani (Ind) Russell Hayward (AP) Joel Murray (ASXP) Maurice Oldis (REP) Philip Sutton (Ind) Elizabeth Syber (AEP)
Bendigo	Labor	Lisa Chesters	Andy Maddison (Nat) Megan Purcell (Lib)	Rosemary Glaisher	Alan Howard	Sandra Caddy (RUAP) Anita Donlon (Ind) Ruth Parramore (AJP)
Bruce	Labor	Julian Hill	Helen Kroger (Lib)	Stefanie Bauer	Nathan Foggie	Jill Jarvis-Wills (REP) Doug Leith (AJP) Alan Roncan (DLR)
Calwell	Labor	Maria Vamvakinou	John Hsu (Lib) (disendorsed)[32]	Natalie Abboud		Michael Lakkis (Ind) Meagan Searls (AJP)
Casey	Liberal	Hovig Melkonian	Tony Smith (Lib)	Elissa Sutherland		Kristin Bacon (AJP) Peter Charleton (Ind) Angela Dorian (RUAP)
Chisholm	Labor	Stefanie Perri	Julia Banks (Lib)	Josh Fergeus	Craig McCracken	Melanie Vassiliou (RUAP) Nyree Walshe (AJP)
Corangamite	Liberal	Libby Coker	Sarah Henderson (Lib)	Patchouli Paterson	Alan Barron	Courtney Dalton (DLR) Michael Lawrence (Ind) Andy Meddick (AJP) Patrice Nelson (DHJP) Louis Rowe (LDP) Nick Steel (RUAP)
Corio	Labor	Richard Marles	Richard Lange (Lib)	Sarah Mansfield		Sue Bull (SA) Jeff Moran (BTFA) Jamie Overend (AJP) Ash Puvimanasinghe (RUAP)
Deakin	Liberal	Tony Clark	Michael Sukkar (Lib)	Joshua Briers	Gary Coombes	Vanessa Brown (AJP) Karen Dobby (AC)
Dunkley	Liberal	Peta Murphy	Chris Crewther (Lib)	Jeanette Swain	Michael Rathbone	Sally Baillieu (Arts) Tyson Jack (AJP) Jeff Reaney (AC) Ruth Stanfield (DHJP) Joseph Toscano (Ind) Lin Tregenza (RUAP) Tim Wilms (LDP)
Flinders	Liberal	Carolyn Gleixner	Greg Hunt (Lib)	Willisa Hogarth		Yvonne Gentle (RUAP) Shane Lewis (Ind) Ben Wild (AJP)
Gellibrand	Labor	Tim Watts	Ben Willis (Lib)	Jonathon Marsden		David Tran (Ind)
Gippsland	National	Shashi Bhatti	Darren Chester (Nat)	Ian Onley	Brian Heath	Ashleigh Belsar (AC) Ben Buckley (LDP) Peter Dorian (RUAP) Peter Gardner (REP) Christine Sindt (Ind) Cherie Smith (Ind)
Goldstein	Liberal	Matthew Coote	Tim Wilson (Lib)	Cheryl Hercus	Trevor Bishop	Naren Chellappah (AJP) Lee Kavanagh (DLR)
Gorton	Labor	Brendan O'Connor	Daryl Lang (Lib)	Rod Swift
Higgins	Liberal	Carl Katter	Kelly O'Dwyer (Lib)	Jason Ball		Nancy Bassett (NXT) Eleonora Gullone (AJP) Robert Kennedy (LDP) Rebecca O'Brien (AEP) Jessica Tregear (DHJP)
Holt	Labor	Anthony Byrne	James Mathias (Lib)	Jake Tilton	Neil Bull	Colin Robertson (RUAP)
Hotham	Labor	Clare O'Neil	George Hua (Lib)	James Bennett	Tatiana Rathbone	Helen Jeges (AJP) Peter Vassiliou (RUAP)
Indi	Independent	Eric Kerr	Marty Corboy (Nat) Sophie Mirabella (Lib)	Jenny O'Connor		Ray Dyer (Ind) Vincent Ferrando (RUAP) Julian Fidge (Country) Alan Lappin (Ind) Cathy McGowan* (Ind) Tim Quilty (LDP)
Isaacs	Labor	Mark Dreyfus	Garry Spencer (Lib)	Alex Breskin		Elizabeth Johnstone (AJP)
Jagajaga	Labor	Jenny Macklin	David Mulholland (Lib)	Hugh McKinnon	Jessica Ward	Nathan Schram (AJP)
Kooyong	Liberal	Marg D'Arcy	Josh Frydenberg (Lib)	Helen McLeod		Angelina Zubac (Ind)
La Trobe	Liberal	Simon Curtis	Jason Wood (Lib)	Tom Cummings	Jeffrey Bartram	Julieanne Doidge (DHJP) David Fent (SFFP) Leah Folloni (AJP) Les Hughes (LDP) Martin Leahy (ASXP) Margaret Quinn (RUAP)
Lalor	Labor	Joanne Ryan	Gayle Murphy (Lib)	Daniel Sova		Susan Jakobi (AFP) Marion Vale (RUAP)
Mallee	National	Lydia Senior	Andrew Broad (Nat)	Helen Healy		Chris Lahy (CEC) Tim Middleton (RUAP)
Maribyrnong	Labor	Bill Shorten	Ted Hatzakortzian (Lib)	Olivia Ball		Catherine Cumming (Ind) Fiona McRostie (AJP) Anthony O'Neill (AC)
McEwen	Labor	Rob Mitchell	James Anderson (Nat) Chris Jermyn (Lib)	Neil Barker	Dorothy Long	Tracey Andrew (Country) Ross Lee (Ind) Jeff Truscott (RUAP) Cathy Vaina (AJP)
McMillan	Liberal	Chris Buckingham	Russell Broadbent (Lib)	Donna Lancaster	Nathan Harding	Norman Baker (RUAP) Kathleen Ipsen (AC) Jennifer McAdam (AJP) Jim McDonald (LDP)
Melbourne	Greens	Sophie Ismail	Philip Liu (Lib)	Adam Bandt		Lewis Freeman-Harrison (ASXP) Matt Riley (DLR) Miranda Smith (AJP)
Melbourne Ports	Labor	Michael Danby	Owen Guest (Lib)	Steph Hodgins-May		Peter Holland (Ind) Levi McKenzie-Kirkbright (DLR) John Myers (Ind) Rob Smyth (AJP) Henry von Doussa (AEP)
Menzies	Liberal	Adam Rundell	Kevin Andrews (Lib)	Richard Cranston	David Clark	Jay Franklin (VEP) Antony Hulbert (AJP) Stephen Mayne (Ind) Ramon Robinson (Ind)
Murray	Liberal	Alan Williams	Damian Drum* (Nat) Duncan McGauchie (Lib)	Ian Christoe		Andrew Bock (Ind) Robert Danieli (Country) Jeff Davy (CEC) Yasmin Gunasekera (RUAP) Nigel Hicks (Ind) Fern Summer (Ind) Diane Teasdale (Ind)
Scullin	Labor	Andrew Giles	Melanie Stockman (Lib)	Rose Ljubicic		Adriana Buccianti (DLR) John Matlen (AJP)
Wannon	Liberal	Michael Barling	Dan Tehan (Lib)	Thomas Campbell		Bernardine Atkinson (Ind) Michael McCluskey (Ind)
Wills	Labor	Peter Khalil	Kevin Hong (Lib)	Samantha Ratnam		Zane Alcorn (SA) Ash Blackwell (DLR) Tristram Chellew (ASXP) Will Fulgenzi (SEP) Dougal Gillman (REP) Camille Sydow (AJP) Francesco Timpano (Ind)

Western Australia

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Liberal candidate	Greens candidate	Christians candidate	Other candidates
Brand	Labor	Madeleine King	Craig Buchanan	Dawn Jecks	Bob Burdett	Philip Scott (RUAP)
Burt	Liberal	Matt Keogh	Matt O'Sullivan	Muhammad Salman	Warnar Spyker	Ian Blevin (SFFP)
Canning	Liberal	Barry Winmar	Andrew Hastie	Aeron Blundell-Camden	Janine Vander Ven	Jason Turner (Nat)
Cowan	Liberal	Anne Aly	Luke Simpkins	Sheridan Young	Rex Host	Jamie Chester (SFFP) Neil Hamilton (LDP) Steve Veness (MAP)
Curtin	Liberal	Melissa Callanan	Julie Bishop	Viv Glance		David Archibald (ALA) Sandra Boulter (Ind)
Durack	Liberal	Carol Martin	Melissa Price	Ian James	Grahame Gould	Lisa Cole (Nat) Mitchell Sambell (RUAP)
Forrest	Liberal	Lorrae Loud	Nola Marino	Jill Reading	Edward Dabrowski	David Fishlock (ORP) Luke Pilkington (Nat) Ross Slater (Ind) Jennifer Whately (RUAP)
Fremantle	Labor	Josh Wilson	Pierrette Kelly	Kate Davis		Mick Connolly (MAP) Chris Jenkins (SA)
Hasluck	Liberal	Bill Leadbetter	Ken Wyatt	Patrick Hyslop	Phil Twiss	Henry Barnard (RUAP)
Moore	Liberal	Tony Walker	Ian Goodenough	Daniel Lindley	Maryka Groenewald
O'Connor	Liberal	Jon Ford	Rick Wilson	Giz Watson	Trevor Young	Stephen Carson (RUAP) John Hassell (Nat)
Pearce	Liberal	Thomas French	Christian Porter	Lee-Anne Miles		Taffy Samuriwo-Vuntarde (RUAP) Maddison Simmonds (Nat)
Perth	Labor	Tim Hammond	Jeremy Quinn	Tim Clifford		Andrew Chambers (ODD) Mark Walmsley (LDP)
Stirling	Liberal	Robert Pearson	Michael Keenan	Tom Webster	Kevin Host	Kim Mubarak (Ind) Alison Rowe (RUAP)
Swan	Liberal	Tammy Solonec	Steve Irons	Sarah Nielsen-Harvey	Steve Klomp
Tangney	Liberal	Marion Boswell	Ben Morton	Thor Kerr	John Wieske	Dennis Jensen (Ind)

Senate

Sitting senators are listed in bold. Since this was a double dissolution election, each state elected twelve senators. Typically, the first six successful candidates from each state are elected to six-year terms, the remaining six to three-year terms, although this can create distorted results in the single transferable vote system.^[33] Section 282 of the Commonwealth Electoral Act provides for a fairer method of allocation, involving a re-count of the Senate votes cast as if the election had been a half-Senate election for six seats. The long term seats are allocated to those elected in the re-count, and the short-term positions allocated to the remaining elected candidates.

Ultimately, the power to determine terms is given under the Constitution to the Senate. Following the 1987 double dissolution, the Senate chose to ignore the alternative count and instead use the traditional method based on order of election.

Tickets that elected at least one Senator are highlighted in the relevant colour. Successful candidates are identified by an asterisk (*).

Australian Capital Territory

Two seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending one seat. The Liberal Party was defending one seat.

Labor candidates	Liberal candidates	Greens candidates	AJP candidates	CDP candidates
Katy Gallagher* David Smith	Zed Seselja* Jane Hiatt	Christina Hobbs Sue Wareham	Deborah Field Jessica Montagne	David Kim Elizabeth Tadros
LDP candidates	RUAP candidates	Secular candidates	Sex Party candidates	#Sustainable candidates
Matt Donnelly Cawley Hennings	Sandie O'Connor Jess Wyatt	David Edwards Denis Mihaljevic	Steven Bailey Robbie Swan	John Haydon Martin Tye
Ungrouped candidates
Michael Hay (VOTEFLUX) Anthony Hanson (Mature)

New South Wales

Twelve seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending four seats. The Liberal/National Coalition was defending six seats. The Australian Greens were defending one seat. The Liberal Democratic Party was defending one seat.

Labor candidates	Coalition candidates	Greens candidates	One Nation candidates	CDP candidates
Sam Dastyari* Jenny McAllister* Deborah O'Neill* Doug Cameron* Tara Moriarty Vivien Thomson Shuo Zhou Jagath Bandara Miriam Rizvi Mary O'Sullivan Paul Yi-Wen Han Alexandra Costello	Marise Payne* (Lib) Arthur Sinodinos* (Lib) Fiona Nash* (Nat) Concetta Fierravanti-Wells* (Lib) John Williams* (Nat) Hollie Hughes (Lib) Jim Molan (Lib) Wes Fang (Nat) Sang Ok (Lib) Sarah Richards (Lib) Fiona Leviny (Nat) Victoria McGahey (Lib)	Lee Rhiannon* Michael Osborne Jane Oakley Jananie Janarthana Marika Kontellis Gareth Bryant Christina Ho Kathryn Maiden Ray Goodlass Christine Donayre Kate Parker Sarah Fernandes	Brian Burston* Dean Mackin Christine Bernier	Nella Hall Peter Rahme Deborah Lions Andrew Phillips Tania Piper Beth Smith Dave Vincent Colin Broadbridge Rhonda Avasalu Archie Lea Lena El-Daghl Charles Knox
LDP candidates	ADVP candidates	AJP candidates	ALA candidates	AMEP candidates
David Leyonhjelm* Sam Kennard	Raymond Bennie Mark Bradbury	Lynda Stoner Gordon Elkington	Kirralie Smith Gary Anderson	Rob Bryden Daniel Kirkness
Arts candidates	CEC candidates	CountryMinded candidates	DLP candidates	DLR candidates
Barry Keldoulis Nicholas Gledhill	Ann Lawler Robert Butler	Christopher Buckman Methuen Morgan	Paul McCormack Dawn Willis	Ray Thorpe Stacey Dowson
FFP candidates	HAP candidates	HEMP candidates	Hinch candidates	Katter candidates
Phil Jobe Sally Vincent Simon McCaffrey	Andrew Patterson Leanne Paff	Jason Olbourne Andrew Katelaris	Ken Stevens Adam Washbourne	Tom Harris Anthony Belcastro
Lambie candidates	Mature candidates	NCPP candidates	ODD candidates	Pirate candidates
Allan Thomas Bruce Relph Mitch Carr	Paul Quinn Gregory Frearson	Eric Greening Andy Thompson	Berge Der Sarkissian Arthur Emmett	Sam Kearns Darren McIntosh
Progressives candidates	PUP candidates	REP candidates	RUAP candidates	SA candidates
Allan Quartly Ash Rose	Suellen Wrightson Robert Marks Cara Donnelly	Peter Breen Susan Perrow	Brian Tucker Maree Nichols	Ken Canning Susan Price Sharlene Leroy-Dyer Howard Byrnes
Science/Cyclists candidates	Secular candidates	Seniors United candidates	SEP candidates	Sex Party candidates
James Jansson (Science) Eve Slavich (Science) Ingrid Ralph (Cyclists) Jai Cooper (Cyclists)	Ian Bryce Dee Ellis	Gillian Evans Kerry Koliadis Chris Osborne	James Cogan John Davis	Ross Fitzgerald Sue Raye
SFF candidates	#Sustainable candidates	VEP candidates	VOTEFLUX candidates	Xenophon candidates
Karl Houseman Peter Johnson	William Bourke Greg Graham	Shayne Higson Janise Farrell	Steven Lopez Nathan Spataro	Aidan Dalgliesh Anthony Dona
Group G candidates	Ungrouped candidates
Teresa van Lieshout Colin Bennett	Warren Grzic (Ind) Jane Ward (Ind) Liam Munday (Ind) Bryan Lambert (Ind) Peter Wallace (Ind)	James Wright (Ind) Joanna Rzetelski (Ind) Danny Lim (Ind) Maree Ann Cruze (AAP) Stephen Muller (Ind)	Peter Muller (Ind) John Cooper (Ind) Santa Spruce-Peet-Boyd (Ind) David Ash (Ind) Nigel Smith (Ind)	Ron Poulsen (-) Peter Gooley (Ind) Nick Chapman (Ind) Leonard Brown (Ind) Richelle Tsay (Ind)

Northern Territory

Two seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending one seat. The Country Liberal Party was defending one seat.

Labor candidates	CLP candidates	Greens candidates	CDP candidates	CEC candidates
Malarndirri McCarthy* Pat Honan	Nigel Scullion* Jenni Lillis	Michael Connard Kathy Bannister	Carol Ordish John Ordish	Trudy Campbell Ian Barry
HEMP/Sex Party candidates	RUAP candidates	Ungrouped candidates
Andrew Kavasilas (HEMP) Timothy Jones (Sex)	Jan Pile Jimmy Gimini	TS Lee (Ind) Tristan Marshall (ODD) Maurie Japarta Ryan (Ind)	Marney MacDonald (AAP) Greg Strettles (Ind)

Queensland

Twelve seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending four seats. The Liberal National Party was defending six seats. The Australian Greens were defending one seat. The Palmer United Party was defending one seat, although Senator Glenn Lazarus had left the party and was contesting for his Glenn Lazarus Team.

Labor candidates	LNP candidates	Greens candidates	One Nation candidates	Lazarus candidates
Murray Watt* Anthony Chisholm* Claire Moore* Chris Ketter* Jane Casey Cheryl Thompson	George Brandis* Matt Canavan* James McGrath* Ian Macdonald* Barry O'Sullivan* Joanna Lindgren Dan Ryan Gerard Rennick	Larissa Waters* Andrew Bartlett Ben Pennings Johanna Kloot Fiona Anderson Charles Worringham Rainee Skinner Janina Leo Meg Anderson Louise Noble Kirsten Kennedy Elena Quirk	Pauline Hanson* Malcolm Roberts* Fraser Anning Judy Smith	Glenn Lazarus Kerrod Walters Annette Lourigan
ADVP candidates	AJP candidates	ALA candidates	Arts candidates	CDP candidates
Jeremy Davey Darryl Hodkinson	Paul Bevan Zade Watson	Bernard Gaynor Alan Biggs Chelle Dobson	Frances Jankowski Neil Fainges	Wayne Solomon Ludy Sweeris-Sigrist
CEC candidates	Christians candidates	CountryMinded candidates	Cyclists candidates	DLP candidates
Jan Pukallus Stephen Harding	Shea Taylor Malcolm Brice	Pete Mailler Sherrill Stivano	Chris Cox Edward Re	Sheila Vincent Lucius Majoor
DLR candidates	Family First candidates	HAP candidates	Hinch candidates	Katter candidates
Deb Lynch Lorraine Smith	Rod McGarvie Sue Baynes Kate Horan David Pellowe	Jason Woodforth Sarinah Golden	Deb Cotter Karin Hanbidge	Rowell Walton Joy Marriott
Lambie candidates	LDP candidates	Mature candidates	MEP candidates	ODD candidates
Marcus Saltmarsh Crystal Peckett	Gabe Buckley John Rooth	Terry Snell Belinda Cameron	Marnie Southward William Moran	Peter Radic David Missingham
Pirate candidates	Progressives candidates	PUP candidates	REP candidates	RUAP candidates
Brandon Selic Isaac Pursehouse	Ken Stevens Jo McCormack	James McDonald Craig Gunnis	James Moylan MaryBeth Gundrum	Paul Taylor Neroli Mooney
Secular candidates	SEP candidates	Sex Party/HEMP candidates	SFF candidates	#Sustainable candidates
Trevor Bell Scott Clark	Mike Head Erin Cooke	Robin Bristow (Sex) Therese Howes (HEMP) Kirsty Patten (Sex)	Michael Turner Michael Gee	John Roles Matt Moran
VOTEFLUX candidates	Xenophon candidates	Group R candidates	Ungrouped candidates
Mark Gardner Reece Flowers	Suzanne Grant Daniel Crow	Sal Rivas Val Tanguilig	Shyamal Reddy Greg McMahon David Bundy Kim Vuga Jim Savage Tony Moore Josephine Potter Paul Stevenson Marshal Anderson Ian Eugarde	Julie Boyd Leeanne Hanna-McGuffie Zoemaree Harris Michael Kaff Terry Jorgensen Gary Pead John Gibson Belinda Marriage Greg Beattie

South Australia

Twelve seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending three seats. The Liberal Party was defending five seats. The Australian Greens were defending two seats. The Family First Party was defending one seat. The Nick Xenophon Team was defending one seat.

Labor candidates	Liberal candidates	Greens candidates	NXT candidates	Family First candidates
Penny Wong* Don Farrell* Alex Gallacher* Anne McEwen Michael Allison Bronwyn Gallacher	Simon Birmingham* Cory Bernardi* Anne Ruston* David Fawcett* Sean Edwards Kerrynne Liddle	Sarah Hanson-Young* Robert Simms Jody Moate Harriet de Kok	Nick Xenophon* Stirling Griff* Skye Kakoschke-Moore* Tim Storer	Bob Day* Lucy Gichuhi
One Nation candidates	AJP candidates	ALA candidates	AMEP candidates	Arts candidates
Steven Burgess Angelina Nicolis	Tania Noble Emma Breagan	Wanda Lee Marsh Andrew Horwood	Nathan Green Judith Kuerschner	Terence Crawford Charles Sanders
CDP candidates	CEC candidates	Cyclists candidates	HEMP/Sex Party candidates	Hinch candidates
Matt Attia Joseph Stephen	Alex Kozlow Paul Siebert	Sundance Bilson-Thompson Angus Harker-Smith	Ryan Parker (HEMP) Margaret Saunders (Sex)	Lynn-Marie Grosser Colin Thomas
LDP candidates	Mature candidates	MEP candidates	Progressives candidates	PUP candidates
Roostam Sadri Michael Noack	Darryl Bothe Lyndal Denny	Adrian Tuazon-McCheyne Alex Bond	Sasha Pazeski-Nikoloski Jaz Priddey	Kristian Rees Carlo Filingeri
SFF candidates	VEP candidates	VOTEFLUX candidates	Ungrouped candidates
John Hahn Nick Carter	Jessica Knight Kym Buckley	Adam Bird Jeff Baker	Ron Waters (AAP) Christopher Cochrane (Ind) Adam Richards (Ind)	Mohammad Ali (Ind) Dave Saddler (Ind) Malcolm Davey (Ind)

Tasmania

Twelve seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending five seats. The Liberal Party was defending four seats. The Australian Greens were defending two seats. The Palmer United Party was defending one seat, although Senator Jacqui Lambie had left the party and contested for her Jacqui Lambie Network.

Labor candidates	Liberal candidates	Greens candidates	Lambie candidates	One Nation candidates
Anne Urquhart* Helen Polley* Carol Brown* Catryna Bilyk* John Short Lisa Singh*	Eric Abetz* Stephen Parry* Jonathon Duniam* David Bushby* Richard Colbeck John Tucker	Peter Whish-Wilson* Nick McKim* Anna Reynolds	Jacqui Lambie* Steve Martin Rob Waterman	Kate McCulloch Natasia Manzi
AJP candidates	ALA candidates	ARFP candidates	Arts candidates	CDP candidates
Karen Bevis Alison Baker	Tony Robinson Susan Horwood	Kevin Harkins Carmen Evans	Scott O'Hara JoAnne Volta	Silvana Nero-Nile Mishka Gora
CEC candidates	Family First candidates	Hinch candidates	LDP candidates	PUP candidates
Meg Thornton Steve Kucina	Peter Madden Andrew Roberts	Suzanne Cass Daniel Baker	Clinton Mead Ian Alston	Kevin Morgan Justin Stringer Quentin Von Stieglitz
REP candidates	Science candidates	Sex Party/HEMP candidates	SFF candidates	VOTEFLUX candidates
Rob Manson Sharon Joyce	Hans Willink Jin-oh Choi	Francesca Collins (Sex) Matt Owen (HEMP)	Matthew Allen Ricky Midson	Adam Poulton Max Kaye
Xenophon candidates	Ungrouped candidates
Michelle Hoult Nicky Cohen	David Crawford (AAP) Kaye Marskell (Ind) Richard Temby (MAP)	Grant Russell (Ind) George Lane (Ind)

Victoria

The Labor Party was defending four seats. The Liberal/National Coalition was defending four seats. The Australian Greens were defending two seats. The Motoring Enthusiast Party was defending one seat. The Democratic Labour Party was defending one seat, although Senator John Madigan had left the party and was running for his own Manufacturing and Farming Party.

Labor candidates	Coalition candidates	Greens candidates	Hinch candidates	AMEP candidates
Kim Carr* Stephen Conroy* Jacinta Collins* Gavin Marshall* Jennifer Yang Louise Persse Steve Kent Les Tarczon	Mitch Fifield* (Lib) Bridget McKenzie* (Nat) Scott Ryan* (Lib) James Paterson* (Lib) Jane Hume* (Lib) Karina Okotel (Lib) Rebecca Treloar (Nat)	Richard Di Natale* Janet Rice* Misha Coleman Elise Klein Anna Crabb James Searle Tasma Minifie Jennifer Alden Judy Cameron Gurm Sekhon Josephine Maguire-Rosier Rose Read	Derryn Hinch* Stuart Grimley	Ricky Muir Aaron Mackley
Madigan candidates	One Nation candidates	ACP candidates	AJP candidates	ALA candidates
John Madigan Mark George	Simon Roylance Ian Cameron	Garry Kerr Phil Larkin	Bruce Poon Jacqueline Edgecombe	Daniel Jones Kenneth Nicholls
Arts candidates	CDP candidates	CEC candidates	Christians candidates	DLP candidates
Rose Godde Jamie Henson Maureen Andrew	May Hanna Stephanie Botros	Craig Isherwood Gabrielle Peut	Vickie Janson Eleni Arapoglou Anne Okumu	Stephen Vereker Michael Freeman
DLR candidates	Family First candidates	HAP candidates	Lambie candidates	LDP candidates
Greg Chipp John Sherman	Peter Bain Randell Green Craig Manners	Isaac Golden Kathryn Breakwell	Hugh Dolan Matt Timson	Duncan Spender David Limbrick
Mature candidates	MEP candidates	Pirate candidates	Progressives candidates	PUP candidates
Graham McCarthy Roy Ridge	Jason Tuazon-McCheyne Jacqueline Tomlins	Lachlan Simpson Richard Burleigh	David Knight Josh Gilmore	Catriona Thoolen Cameron Hickey
REP candidates	RUAP candidates	SA candidates	Science/Cyclists candidates	Secular candidates
Graham Askey Gray Wilson	Danny Nalliah Rosalie Crestani	Lalitha Chelliah Tim Gooden	Luke James (Science) Nik Dow (Cyclists)	John Perkins Alice Carr
SEP candidates	Sex Party candidates	SFF candidates	#Sustainable candidates	VEP candidates
Chris Sinnema Peter Byrne	Meredith Doig Amy Mulcahy	Jake Wilson Ethan Constantinou	Georgia Nicholls Steven Armstrong	David Scanlon Miranda Jones
VOTEFLUX candidates	Xenophon candidates	Group B candidates	Ungrouped candidates
Danielle Lehrer Stuart Milne	Naomi Halpern Justin Lee	David Collyer Wanda Mitchell-Cook	Stephen Juhasz Karthik Arasu Dennis Hall Dana Spasojevic John Karagiannidis Geoff Lutz Allan Mull Chris Ryan	Eric Vadarlis Mark Dickenson Immanuel Shmuel Glenn Floyd Meredith Urie Trevor Nye Peter Hawks Christopher Beslis

Western Australia

Twelve seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending three seats. The Liberal Party was defending six seats. The Australian Greens were defending two seats. The Palmer United Party was defending one seat.

Labor candidates	Liberal candidates	Greens candidates	One Nation candidates	Nationals candidates
Sue Lines* Glenn Sterle* Pat Dodson* Louise Pratt* Mark Reed Susan Bowers Mia Onorato	Mathias Cormann* Michaelia Cash* Dean Smith* Linda Reynolds* Chris Back* David Johnston Sheridan Ingram	Scott Ludlam* Rachel Siewert* Jordon Steele-John Samantha Jenkinson Michael Boldock Rai Ismail	Rod Culleton* Peter Georgiou Ioanna Culleton	Kado Muir Nick Fardell Elizabeth Re
PUP candidates	AFP candidates	AJP candidates	ALA candidates	Arts candidates
Dio Wang Jacque Kruger	Lyn Vickery Brian McRea	Katrina Love Alicia Sutton	Debbie Robinson Marion Hercock	Robert Buratti Robert Taylor
CDP candidates	CEC candidates	Christians candidates	Cyclists candidates	DLP candidates
Mark Imisides Philip Read	Jean Robinson Judy Sudholz	Lindsay Cameron Jacky Young	Peter Mah Christopher Howard	Fernando Bove Troy Kiernan
Family First candidates	HAP candidates	HEMP/Sex Party candidates	Hinch candidates	LDP candidates
Linda Rose Henry Heng	Samantha Tilbury Sara Fargher	Michael Balderstone (HEMP) James Hurley (Sex)	Nicki Hide Rachael Higgins	Graeme Klass Connor Whittle
Mature candidates	REP candidates	RUAP candidates	SA candidates	SFF candidates
Stuart Donald Patti Bradshaw	Pedro Schwindt Camilla Sundbladh	Anthony Hardwick Sheila Mundy	Kamala Emanuel Seamus Doherty Farida Iqbal	Andrew Skerritt Ross Williamson
VOTEFLUX candidates	Xenophon candidates	Group V candidates	Ungrouped candidates
Richard Thomas Mark Connolly	Luke Bolton Michael Bovell	Stuey Paull Gary Morris	Kai Jones (Ind) Tammara Moody (AAP) Julie Matheson (Ind)	Peter Castieau (Ind) Susan Hoddinott (KAP) Norm Ramsay (Ind)

Summary by party

Beside each party is the number of seats contested by that party in the House of Representatives for each state, as well as an indication of whether the party contested the Senate election in the respective state.

Party	NSW		Vic		Qld		WA		SA		Tas		ACT		NT		Total
	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S
Australian Labor Party	47	*	37	*	30	*	16	*	11	*	5	*	2	*	2	*	150	8
Liberal Party of Australia	38	*	35	*			16	*	11	*	5	*	2	*			107	6
Liberal National Party of Queensland					30	*											30	1
National Party of Australia	10	*	7	*			5	*									22	3
Country Liberal Party (NT)															2	*	2	1
Australian Greens	47	*	37	*	30	*	16	*	11	*	5	*	2	*	2	*	150	8
Family First Party	7	*	17	*	30	*		*	11	*		*					65	6
Christian Democratic Party	47	*		*		*		*	3	*	5	*		*		*	55	8
Animal Justice Party	9	*	26	*		*		*	6	*		*		*			41	7
Liberal Democratic Party	8	*	8	*	11	*	2	*	2	*	1	*		*	1		33	7
Rise Up Australia Party	1	*	18	*	3	*	7	*						*	2	*	31	6
Nick Xenophon Team	4	*	1	*	2	*		*	11	*		*					18	6
Australian Christians			6	*		*	12	*									18	3
Pauline Hanson's One Nation	3	*		*	12	*		*		*		*					15	6
Katter's Australian Party		*			12	*		*									12	3
Drug Law Reform Australia	2	*	7	*	2	*											11	3
Australian Liberty Alliance	4	*		*	5	*	1	*		*		*					10	6
Online Direct Democracy	6	*			2	*	1								1	*	10	3
Science Party	10	*		*								*					10	3
Renewable Energy Party	1	*	4	*		*		*			3	*					8	5
Citizens Electoral Council	3	*	2	*		*		*		*		*			2	*	7	7
Arts Party	3	*	1	*	2	*		*		*	1	*					7	6
Australian Sex Party	2	*	4	*		*		*		*		*		*		*	6	8
Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party	1	*	1	*		*	2	*		*		*			2		6	6
Derryn Hinch's Justice Party	2	*	4	*		*		*		*		*					6	6
Mature Australia Party	1	*		*	1	*	2	*		*		*		*			4	7
Socialist Alliance	1	*	2	*			1	*									4	3
Australian Defence Veterans Party	1	*			3	*											4	2
Australia First Party	2		1					*							1		4	1
Bullet Train for Australia	1		1										2				4
Democratic Labour Party	1	*		*	1	*		*			1						3	4
Socialist Equality Party	2	*	1	*		*											3	3
Australian Equality Party (Marriage)			3	*		*				*							3	3
Glenn Lazarus Team					3	*											3	1
Australian Recreational Fishers Party											3	*					3	1
Australian Country Party			3	1													3	1
Australian Cyclists Party	1	*	1	*		*		*		*							2	5
CountryMinded	1	*			1	*		*									2	3
Non-Custodial Parents Party	2																2
HEMP Party		*				*		*		*		*			1	*	1	6
Palmer United Party		*		*	1	*		*		*		*					1	6
Australian Antipaedophile Party	1	*						*		*		*				*	1	5
#Sustainable Australia	1	*		*		*								*			1	4
Australian Progressives		*	1	*		*				*							1	4
Voluntary Euthanasia Party		*	1	*						*							1	3
Pirate Party Australia	1	*		*		*											1	3
Smokers' Rights Party	1																1
Consumer Rights & No-Tolls					1												1
Outdoor Recreation Party							1										1
VOTEFLUX.ORG		*		*		*		*		*		*		*				7
Secular Party of Australia		*		*		*										*		4
Health Australia Party		*		*		*		*										4
Jacqui Lambie Network		*		*		*						*						4
Australian Motoring Enthusiast Party		*		*						*								3
Seniors United Party of Australia		*																1
John Madigan's Manufacturing and Farming Party				*														1
Independent and other	42	*	30	*	22	*	4	*	6	*	1	*	1		4	*	110	7

Notes

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