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Barker

Tony Pasin (Liberal) won Barker in 2025 with 62.98% of the final two-candidate vote against James Rothe (Labor), a safe margin of 12.98 points.

Member now Tony Pasin Liberal · in Parliament since 7 September 2013

MalleeWannonFarrerParkesAdelaideBoothbyGreyHindmarshKingstonMakinMayoSpenceSturt
Boundaries: AEC, March 2025 (CC BY 4.0)
Turnout
92.60%
Informal
7.59%
Labor TPP
37.02%
TPP swing to Labor
+3.64
Formal votes
108,714
2022 winner
Tony Pasin (Liberal)

2025 · first preferences

10 candidates

Votes, share of formal votes and swing on 2022 (AEC, notional for redrawn boundaries).

After preferences

The final two

Tony Pasin · Liberal 62.98% 68,465
James Rothe · Labor 37.02% 40,249

Lead: 28,216 of 108,714 votes.

Distribution of preferences · 9 counts
CandidateFirstCount 2Count 3Count 4Count 5Count 6Count 7Count 8Count 9
Tony Pasin · Liberal 52,46052,72553,81154,16654,83155,46856,52158,27168,465
Rosa Hillam · Independent 1,8912,1162,269excl.
Jonathan Pietzsch · Nationals 1,8931,951excl.
James Rothe · Labor 24,45324,61624,78025,16925,49025,75226,62433,96140,249
Jennifer Troeth · One Nation 8,9089,0249,2359,46610,41311,93013,78216,482excl.
Michael Brohier · Family First 2,7812,8602,9983,172excl.
Ian Penno · Independent 1,516excl.
Robert Jameson · Trumpet of Patriots 2,9833,1263,1703,2753,689excl.
Major Moogy Sumner · Greens 8,8668,9569,0159,2779,69010,17311,787excl.
Cody Scholes · Independent 2,9633,3403,4364,1894,6015,391excl.

Each count excludes the candidate with the fewest votes and passes their papers on. Step through it on /au/seats.