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Divisions · Victoria · 126,675 enrolled

Deakin

Matt Gregg (Labor) won Deakin in 2025 with 52.82% of the final two-candidate vote against Michael Sukkar (Liberal), a marginal margin of 2.82 points, taking the seat from Liberal.

Member now Matt Gregg Labor · in Parliament since 3 May 2025

AstonCaseyChisholmHothamJagajagaKooyongMenzies
Boundaries: AEC, March 2025 (CC BY 4.0)
Turnout
94.89%
Informal
3.90%
Labor TPP
52.82%
TPP swing to Labor
+2.84
Formal votes
115,507
2022 winner
Michael Sukkar (Liberal)

2025 · first preferences

8 candidates

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

After preferences

The final two

Matt Gregg · Labor 52.82% 61,014
Michael Sukkar · Liberal 47.18% 54,493

Lead: 6,521 of 115,507 votes.

Distribution of preferences · 7 counts
CandidateFirstCount 2Count 3Count 4Count 5Count 6Count 7
Matt Gregg · Labor 40,17740,25540,40040,60640,94644,45061,014
Michael Sukkar · Liberal 44,73244,93645,33946,26649,32451,73554,493
Jess Ness · Independent 8,2538,3858,6329,01010,734excl.
Anne Cooke · One Nation 3,0433,4824,2205,417excl.
Richard Griffith-Jones · Family First 2,1062,5792,948excl.
Amy Mills · Greens 13,75813,82013,96814,20814,50319,322excl.
Milton Wilde · Trumpet of Patriots 1,8532,050excl.
Will Vandermeer · Libertarian 1,585excl.

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