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Burt

Matt Keogh (Labor) won Burt in 2025 with 65.71% of the final two-candidate vote against Sean Ayres (Liberal), a safe margin of 15.71 points.

Member now Matt Keogh Labor · in Parliament since 2 July 2016

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Boundaries: AEC, March 2025 (CC BY 4.0)
Turnout
86.11%
Informal
4.48%
Labor TPP
65.71%
TPP swing to Labor
+2.42
Formal votes
98,691
2022 winner
Matt Keogh (Labor)

2025 · first preferences

7 candidates

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

After preferences

The final two

Matt Keogh · Labor 65.71% 64,845
Sean Ayres · Liberal 34.29% 33,846

Lead: 30,999 of 98,691 votes.

Distribution of preferences · 6 counts
CandidateFirstCount 2Count 3Count 4Count 5Count 6
Liz Ierardi · One Nation 9,78910,06812,27614,09215,865excl.
Sean Ayres · Liberal 18,87919,10620,33221,09922,63433,846
Adam Abdul Razak · Greens 11,33611,67611,98614,004excl.
Matt Keogh · Labor 46,12346,64447,45249,49660,19264,845
Fiona Caruso · Legalise Cannabis 5,7846,2246,645excl.
Alvin Mathew Vadakkedathu · Australian Christians 4,6304,973excl.
Ashok Kumar Tewatia · Independent 2,150excl.

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

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