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Australian federal election, 2022
Senate election, Victoria
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Senators up for election in 2022:
Senator Hon Kim Carr (Labor) (retiring)
Senator Hon Sarah Handerson (Liberal)
Senator Hon Bridget McKenzie (Nationals)
Senator Greg Mirabella (Liberal)
Senator Jana Stewart (Labor)
Senator Lidia Thorpe (Greens)
Senators serving until 2025:
Senator Raff Ciccone (Labor)
Senator Hon Jane Hume (Liberal)
Senator James Paterson (Liberal)
Senator Janet Rice (Greens)
Senator David Van (Liberal)
Senator Jess Walsh (Labor)
Comment:
At the 2019 election, the Coalition polled 2.51 quotas, while Labor polled 2.18 quotas. The Coalition will probably win three seats and Labor
two, unless there is a big swing to Labor. Labor has not won three seats at a half-Senate election in Victoria since 2007. Liberal Senator Scott
Ryan resigned in October 2021, leaving both a casual vacancy and a winnable third place spot on the Coalition ticket. In November the Liberals
chose Greg Mirabella, husband of former MP Sophie Mirabella, to fill both.
On the Labor side, Senator Kimberley Kitching of the Labor Right,
who was expected to head the ticket, died suddenly on 10 March. Shortly after, veteran Senator Kim Carr, from the Left, announced his retirement.
Labor's National Executive then chose Linda White, a former official with the Australian Services Union, to replace Carr, and Jana Stewart, a clinical
family therapist, public servant and adviser, to replace Kitching.
The Greens polled 0.74 quotas in 2019.
Victoria is now the Greens' strongest state, and Senator Lidia Thorpe seems likely to be re-elected.
Candidates in ballot-paper order:
Group A: Reason Party
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| Yolanda Vega |
Harry Millward |
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| Damien Richardson |
John McBride |
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| Leonie Green |
Dr Stephen Jagoe |
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Senator Hon Sarah Henderson
Liberal Party |
Senator Hon Bridget McKenzie
The Nationals |
Senator Greg Mirabella
Liberal Party |
Chrestyna Kmetj
Liberal Party |
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Mick Harrington
The Nationals |
David Burgess
Liberal Party |
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| Elissa Smith |
Wayne Taylor |
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| Madelaine Wearne |
Robert Long |
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| Chris Burson |
Samantha Asser |
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| Derryn Hinch |
Ruth Stanfield |
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| Bronwyn Currie |
Chris Delforce |
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| Antoinette Pitt |
David Knight |
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| Linda White |
Senator Jana Stewart |
Casey Nunn ASM OAM |
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| Megan Bridger-Darling |
Josh McFarlane |
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| Ralph Badet |
Kelly Moran |
Ken Grimmond |
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| Felix Dance |
Angela Carr |
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| Vern Hughes |
Karen Kim |
Cheryl Lacey |
Chris Mara |
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| Nerrja Sewak |
Mark O'Connell |
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| Ethan Constantinou |
Nicole Bourman |
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| Warren Pickering |
Stuart Huxham |
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| Robbie Barwick |
Craig Isherwood |
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| Morgan Jonas |
Monica Smit |
Morgan Jonas website
Group S: Fusion: Science, Pirate, Secular, Climate Emergency
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| Kammy Cordner Hunt |
Tahlia Farrant |
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| Susan Benedyka |
Christine Richards |
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| Senator Lidia Thorpe |
Adam Frogley |
Sissy Austin |
Zeb Payne |
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| Darryl O'Bryan |
Geoff Whitehead |
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| David Limbrick |
Krystle Mitchell |
Caroline White |
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| Nick Clonaridis |
Robyn Curnow |
Nick Clonaridis website
Group Y: Socialist Equality Party (unregistered)
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| Peter Byrne |
Jason Wardle |
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| Aran Mylvaganam |
Laura Riccardi |
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| Glenn Floyd |
Allen Ridgeway |
James Bond |
Neal Smith |
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| Max Dicks |
Bernardine Atkinson |
Paul Ross |
Nat De Francesco |
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| Dr Joseph Toscano |
Tara Tran |
David Dillon |
Geraldine Gonsalvez |
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