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Victorian state election, 2018
Narre Warren North District
South-eastern Melbourne: Berwick, Endeavour Hills, Narre Warren, Narre Warren North, Hallam
Federal seats: Parts of Bruce,
Holt and
La Trobe
Legislative Council: South-Eastern Metropolitan Region
Local government areas: Part of Casey
Enrolment 2014 election: 43,281
Enrolment 2018 election: 44,724 (up 3.3%)
Sitting member:
Hon Luke Donnellan (Labor): Elected 2002, 2006, 2010, 2014
2010 Labor majority over Liberal: 3.0
2014 Labor majority over Liberal: 4.6
Status: Marginal Labor
2014 results
Candidates
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Stephanie Bauer
Australian Greens |
Hon Luke Donnellan
Australian Labor Party |
Vikki Fitzgerald
Liberal Party |
Sami Greiss (Democratic Labour Party)
Zeeshan Mahmoud (Transport Matters)
Hon Luke Donnellan (Australian Labor Party)
Vikki Fitzgerald (Liberal Party)
Stephanie Bauer (Australian Greens)
Narre Warren North District
Narre Warren North was created in 2002, when the old seat of Berwick was abolished. It takes in the centre and north
of Narre Warren, plus Hallam, Endeavour Hills and parts of Berwick. Thirty years ago these were semi-rural areas.
Now they are fast-growing urban centres. Narre warren has 26,000 people and Berwick nearly 50,000. The seat is a mix of low-income
areas such as Hallam and some very affluent areas on the northern fringes of Berwick and Narre Warren.
Berwick was held from 1992 to 2002 by a Liberal, Dr Robert Dean. Shortly before the 2002 election it
was revealed that Dean, then shadow treasurer, had failed to enrol to vote, making him ineligible for election. This
debacle damaged the Liberal brand so badly that Labor easily won this seat, as well as the neighbouring new seats of
Gembrook and Narre Warren South.
Luke Donnellan, Labor MLA for Narre Warren North since 2002, worked in the finance industry and was a staffer for
several Labor MPs before his election. He became a parliamentary secretary in 2006 and has been Minister for Roads and Road Safety
and Minister for Ports since 2014.
Boundaries following 2014 redistricting:
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