Divisions · Victoria · 118,962 enrolled
Gellibrand
Tim Watts (Labor) won Gellibrand in 2025 with 65.10% of the final two-candidate vote against Ben Reeson (Liberal), a safe margin of 15.10 points.
Member now Tim Watts Labor · in Parliament since 7 September 2013
- Turnout
- 91.41%
- Informal
- 3.25%
- Labor TPP
- 65.10%
- TPP swing to Labor
- +3.90
- Formal votes
- 105,202
- 2022 winner
- Tim Watts (Labor)
2025 · first preferences
5 candidates
- Tim WattsLabor · sitting member · elected 49,044 46.62% +3.81
- Ben ReesonLiberal 27,539 26.18% −1.03
- Ponraj Krishna PandiGreens 17,933 17.05% +1.47
- Stephen BennettOne Nation 6,290 5.98% +2.87
- Jo GarciaFamily First 4,396 4.18% +4.18
Votes, share of formal votes and swing on 2022 (AEC, notional for redrawn boundaries).
After preferences
The final two
Tim Watts · Labor 65.10% 68,489
Ben Reeson · Liberal 34.90% 36,713
Lead: 31,776 of 105,202 votes.
Distribution of preferences · 4 counts
| Candidate | First | Count 2 | Count 3 | Count 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tim Watts · Labor | 49,044 | 49,884 | 51,611 | 68,489 |
| Stephen Bennett · One Nation | 6,290 | 7,856 | excl. | |
| Ben Reeson · Liberal | 27,539 | 28,484 | 33,240 | 36,713 |
| Ponraj Krishna Pandi · Greens | 17,933 | 18,978 | 20,351 | excl. |
| Jo Garcia · Family First | 4,396 | excl. |
Each count excludes the candidate with the fewest votes and passes their papers on. Step through it on /au/seats.
Photos: Tim Watts — Australian Government, CC BY 4.0 . Via Wikimedia Commons.