Divisions · New South Wales · 126,860 enrolled
Bradfield
Nicolette Boele (Independent) won Bradfield in 2025 with 50.01% of the final two-candidate vote against Gisele Kapterian (Liberal), a marginal margin of 0.01 points, taking the seat from Liberal.
Member now Nicolette Boele Independent · in Parliament since 3 May 2025
- Turnout
- 93.69%
- Informal
- 5.60%
- Labor TPP
- 45.05%
- TPP swing to Labor
- +1.18
- Formal votes
- 112,202
- 2022 winner
- Paul Fletcher (Liberal)
2025 · first preferences
8 candidates
- Gisele KapterianLiberal 42,676 38.03% −5.63
- Nicolette BoeleIndependent · elected 30,309 27.01% +10.95
- Louise McCallumLabor 22,768 20.29% +2.56
- Harjit SinghGreens 7,551 6.73% −1.89
- Andy YinIndependent 4,635 4.13% +4.13
- John MantonOne Nation 1,725 1.54% +0.07
- Samuel Joseph GunningLibertarian 1,376 1.23% +1.23
- Rosemary MulliganTrumpet of Patriots 1,162 1.04% +1.04
Votes, share of formal votes and swing on 2022 (AEC, notional for redrawn boundaries).
After preferences
The final two
Nicolette Boele · Independent 50.01% 56,114
Gisele Kapterian · Liberal 49.99% 56,088
Lead: 26 of 112,202 votes. The final two were not Labor and the Coalition; the AEC's separate Labor–Coalition count gives Labor 45.05%.
Distribution of preferences · 7 counts
| Candidate | First | Count 2 | Count 3 | Count 4 | Count 5 | Count 6 | Count 7 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Samuel Joseph Gunning · Libertarian | 1,376 | 1,513 | excl. | ||||
| Harjit Singh · Greens | 7,551 | 7,579 | 7,877 | 7,986 | 8,597 | excl. | |
| Andy Yin · Independent | 4,635 | 4,717 | 4,947 | 5,400 | excl. | ||
| Louise McCallum · Labor | 22,768 | 22,836 | 22,938 | 23,096 | 24,924 | 28,904 | excl. |
| John Manton · One Nation | 1,725 | 2,109 | 2,555 | excl. | |||
| Gisele Kapterian · Liberal | 42,676 | 42,944 | 43,254 | 44,786 | 46,169 | 46,758 | 56,088 |
| Nicolette Boele · Independent | 30,309 | 30,504 | 30,631 | 30,934 | 32,512 | 36,540 | 56,114 |
| Rosemary Mulligan · Trumpet of Patriots | 1,162 | excl. |
Each count excludes the candidate with the fewest votes and passes their papers on. Step through it on /au/seats.
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