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Australian federal election, 2022
Senate election, New South Wales
(See
Vic /
Qld /
WA /
SA /
Tas /
ACT /
NT)
Senators up for election in 2022:
Senator Hon Concetta Fierravanti-Wells (Liberal) (retiring)
Senator Hon Kristina Keneally (Labor) (resigned 13 April)
Senator Jenny McAllister (Labor)
Senator Jim Molan AO DSC (Liberal)
Senator Deb O'Neill (Labor)
Senator Hon Marise Payne (Liberal)
Senators serving until 2025:
Senator Tim Ayres Labor)
Senator Andrew Bragg (Liberal)
Senator Perin Davey (Nationals)
Senator Mehreen Faruqi (Greens)
Senator Holly Hughes (Liberal)
Senator Tony Sheldon (Labor)
Comment:
At the 2019 election, the Coalition won 2.70 quotas, while Labor won 2.09 quotas. It therefore seems almost certain that the Coalition
will win three seats and Labor two seats, a loss for Labor. The Greens polled 0.61 quotas, which was enough get
Mehreen Faruqi elected, so it seems likely that the sixth seat will go to the Greens. Labor had three sitting Senators, and one of them seemed
certain to lose. The Left's Jenny McAllister was guaranteed the second spot on the ticket, so this left the Right's Kristina Keneally and Deb O'Neill to
contend for the first spot. In September 2021 Keneally announced that she would stand for a House of Representatives seat. Labor's third candidate is
Dr Shireen Morris, a constitutional lawyer, who stood for Deakin (Vic) in 2019.
On the Coalition side, Foreign Minister Marise Payne will head the ticket, and the Nationals' former state party director Ross Cadell will take second spot,
reclaiming the seat the Nats lost when Fiona Nash was forced to resign over the citizenship issue. In March, Senator Jim Molan, who is 71, defeated former
minister Senator Concetta Fierravanti-Wells for the vulnerable third position, following which Fierravanti-Wells announced her retirement.
The lead Greens candidate is sitting MLC David Shoebridge.
Candidates in ballot-paper order:
Group A: Animal Justice Party
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| Darren Brollo |
Julie Power |
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| Steve Keen |
Melissa Green |
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| Kingsley Liu |
Ann Lawler |
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| Georgia Lamb |
Suzanne De Vive |
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| David Shoebridge |
Dr Amanda Cohn |
Rochelle Flood |
Jane Scott |
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| Hawa Arya |
Danielle Wheeler |
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| Max Boddy |
Oscar Grenfell |
Max Boddy website
Group G: Liberal Party, The Nationals
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Senator Hon Marise Payne
Liberal Party |
Ross Cadell
The Nationals |
Senator Jim Molan AO DSC
Liberal Party |
Alison Penfold
The Nationals |
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Mary-Lou Jarvis
Liberal Party |
Vicky McGahey
Liberal Party |
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| Jane Caro |
Hannah Maher |
Diana Ryall |
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| Paula Sanchez |
Dr Niko Leka |
Rachel Evans |
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| Ross Jones |
Gabrielle Anderson |
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| Steven Batty |
Suzanne Rogers |
Dr Craig Richards |
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| Owen Whyman |
Lawrence Brooke |
Owen Whyman website
Group M: Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party
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| Shane Djuric |
Desiree Gregory |
Brian Milgate |
Jeremy Crooks |
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| Dessie Kocher |
Ray Bennie |
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| Michael O'Neill |
Marelle Burnum Burnum |
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| Matthew Hopkins |
George Nohra |
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| Michael Balderstone |
Gail Hester |
Michael Balderstone website
Group R: Fusion: Science, Pirate, Secular, Climate Emergency
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| Andrea Leong |
Ian Bryce |
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| Kate McCulloch |
Colin Grigg |
Roger Smith |
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| John Ruddick |
John Larter |
James Caldwell |
Mark Guest |
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| Selena Clancy |
Dave Gilbert |
Selena Clancy website
Group V: Australian Labor Party
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| Senator Deb O'Neill |
Senator Jenny McAllister |
Dr Shireen Morris |
Mich-Elle Myers |
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| Kylie Rose |
James Warren-Smith |
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| Domenick Martino |
Suellen Wrightson |
Wayne Moore |
Michelle Lee Martin |
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| Johnny Yap |
Kevin Loughrey |
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| Danny Lim |
Julie Collins |
Warren Grzic |
Guitang Lu |
William Laing |
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