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Mallee

Anne Webster (Nationals) won Mallee in 2025 with 69.04% of the final two-candidate vote against Greg Olsen (Labor), a safe margin of 19.04 points.

Member now Anne Webster Nationals · in Parliament since 18 May 2019

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Boundaries: AEC, March 2025 (CC BY 4.0)
Turnout
91.48%
Informal
6.78%
Labor TPP
30.96%
TPP swing to Labor
−0.05
Formal votes
103,707
2022 winner
Anne Webster (Nationals)

2025 · first preferences

8 candidates

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

After preferences

The final two

Anne Webster · Nationals 69.04% 71,597
Greg Olsen · Labor 30.96% 32,110

Lead: 39,487 of 103,707 votes.

Distribution of preferences · 7 counts
CandidateFirstCount 2Count 3Count 4Count 5Count 6Count 7
Nicole Rowan · Greens 9,4779,6029,80510,07610,918excl.
Anne Webster · Nationals 51,55351,76752,42553,36254,79058,28871,597
Chris Lahy · Citizens 983excl.
Adam Troy Veitch · Trumpet of Patriots 3,8103,9444,161excl.
Greg Olsen · Labor 19,83919,97520,25220,64521,43727,91032,110
Vaughan Williams · One Nation 11,41411,53112,26614,11516,56217,509excl.
Jeff Barry · Libertarian 2,6712,772excl.
Ashleigh Gray · Family First 3,9604,1164,7985,509excl.

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