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Warringah

Zali Steggall (Independent) won Warringah in 2025 with 61.20% of the final two-candidate vote against Jaimee Rogers (Liberal), a safe margin of 11.20 points.

Member now Zali Steggall Community Strong · in Parliament since 18 May 2019 Elected for Independent in 2025; now Community Strong.

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Boundaries: AEC, March 2025 (CC BY 4.0)
Turnout
92.09%
Informal
4.58%
Labor TPP
54.51%
TPP swing to Labor
+5.25
Formal votes
114,895
2022 winner
Zali Steggall (Independent)

2025 · first preferences

8 candidates

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

After preferences

The final two

Zali Steggall · Independent 61.20% 70,318
Jaimee Rogers · Liberal 38.80% 44,577

Lead: 25,741 of 114,895 votes. The final two were not Labor and the Coalition; the AEC's separate Labor–Coalition count gives Labor 54.51%.

Distribution of preferences · 7 counts
CandidateFirstCount 2Count 3Count 4Count 5Count 6Count 7
Zali Steggall · Independent 45,59045,94746,17046,36346,99953,57770,318
Celine Varghese-Fell · Labor 16,73816,86817,02017,12717,37720,540excl.
Anthony Rose · Trumpet of Patriots 1,4171,489excl.
David Michael Spratt · Independent 1,171excl.
Sean McLeod · Libertarian 1,5041,6471,883excl.
Gavin Wright · One Nation 1,9782,0612,5923,641excl.
Jaimee Rogers · Liberal 36,44636,74137,03337,47739,99140,77844,577
Bonnie Harvey · Greens 10,05110,14210,19710,28710,528excl.

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

Photos: Zali Steggall — Zali Steggall, CC BY-SA 3.0 . Via Wikimedia Commons.