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| Adam Carr's Election Archive
Nazih Elasmar (Labor): Elected 2006, 2010, 2014
Hon Jenny Mikakos (Labor): Elected (Jika Jika Province)
1999, (Northern Metropolitan Region) 2006, 2010, 2014
Craig Ondarchie (Liberal): Elected 2010, 2014
Fiona Patten (Reason): Elected 2014
Dr Samantha Ratnam (Greens): Appointed 2017
2014 results
Major party candidates
Australian Labor Party
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Hon Jenny Mikakos |
Nazih Elasmar |
Burhan Yigit |
Ash Verma |
Karen Douglas |
Liberal Party
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Craig Ondarchie |
Evan Mulholland |
Neelam Rai |
Kate Drake |
Mark Polistena |
Australian Greens
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Dr Samantha Ratnam |
Christina Zigouras |
Edward Crossland |
Josef Rafalowicz |
Campbell Gome |
Fiona Patten's Reason Party
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Fiona Patten |
Helene Melton |
Ange Hopkins |
Rachel Payne |
Dominique Musico |
Full list of candidates
Northern Metropolitan Region
The Northern Metropolitan Region extends from the central business district to the outer nrthern suburbs
around Craigieburn and South Morang. It falls into two distinct regions. The southern region is a
densely-populated, affluent and multi-cultural area, with formerly working-class areas such as Brunswick and
Northcote now colonised by wealthy professionals. The northern region is also multi-cultural, but largely
working-class. Of the eleven lower-house seats in the Region, all are held by Labor, except Melbourne and
Northcote, which have fallen to the Greens within the past few years.
Not surprisingly, therefore, Northern Metropolitan is the most left-wing of the eight regions. In 2014
it elected two Labor, one Green and one Sex Party, against one Liberal, with the second Liberal losing his seat
to the Sex Party. Jenny Mikakos is Minister for Families and Children, Minister for Youth Affairs and Minister
for Early Childhood Education. Nazih Elasmar is Deputy President of the Legislative Council. Craig Ondarchie
is Shadow Minister for Investment and Jobs and Shadow Minister for Trade. Dr Samantha Ratnam is the Leader of
the Greens in the Legislative Council.
At the 2018 election, Labor, the Greens and the Liberals will all be hoping to claim the seat now held
by Fiona Patten (elected for the Sex Party, now called Fiona Patten's Reason Party).
Boundaries following 2014 redistricting:
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