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Mackellar

Sophie Scamps (Independent) won Mackellar in 2025 with 55.66% of the final two-candidate vote against James Brown (Liberal), a marginal margin of 5.66 points.

Member now Sophie Scamps Independent · in Parliament since 21 May 2022

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Boundaries: AEC, March 2025 (CC BY 4.0)
Turnout
93.35%
Informal
7.37%
Labor TPP
46.34%
TPP swing to Labor
+4.21
Formal votes
111,847
2022 winner
Sophie Scamps (Independent)

2025 · first preferences

9 candidates

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

After preferences

The final two

Sophie Scamps · Independent 55.66% 62,255
James Brown · Liberal 44.34% 49,592

Lead: 12,663 of 111,847 votes. The final two were not Labor and the Coalition; the AEC's separate Labor–Coalition count gives Labor 46.34%.

Distribution of preferences · 8 counts
CandidateFirstCount 2Count 3Count 4Count 5Count 6Count 7Count 8
Lisa Cotton · Independent 2,2972,4002,5442,777excl.
Brad Hayman · One Nation 2,8252,8513,4544,7585,613excl.
Ethan Hrnjak · Greens 6,8586,9056,9657,0627,3958,252excl.
Justin Addison · Libertarian 1,9491,9712,197excl.
Amber Robertson · Trumpet of Patriots 1,5881,632excl.
James Brown · Liberal 39,64739,80640,16440,51541,03244,49945,91849,592
Mandeep Singh · Independent 702excl.
Sophie Scamps · Independent 42,48242,72642,88943,03743,86944,82649,52062,255
Jeffrey Quinn · Labor 13,49913,55613,63413,69813,93814,27016,409excl.

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

Photos: Sophie Scamps — waynerichmond, CC BY 3.0 . Via Wikimedia Commons.