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Victorian state election, 28 November 2026
Frankston District
Location: Frankston, Frankston North, Frankston South
Legislative Council:
South-Eastern Metropolitan Region
Enrolment 2022 election: 49,160
Enrolment June 2026: 50,709 (up 3.2%)
Relevant demographics (2021 census)
High income: 16.8% (Aust average 22.6%)
Renting: 33.3% (Aust average 30.6%)
Paying a mortgage: 35.0% (Aust average 35.0%)
Couples with children: 52.0% (Aust average 43.7%)
Born overseas: 22.0% (Aust average 27.7%)
No religion: 51.3% (Aust average 38.9%)
University graduate: 20.2% (Aust average 26.3%)
Professional / managerial: 33.2% (Aust average 37.7%)
Sitting member: Hon Paul Edbrooke (Labor): Elected 2014, 2018, 2022
Minister for Police
Minister for Emergency Services
Minister for Crime Prevention
Minister for Multicultural Affairs
2018 Labor majority over Liberal: 10.2%
2022 Labor majority over Liberal: 08.7%
Status: Fairly safe Labor
Frankston was created in 1967, in the fast-growing outer southern suburbs of Melbourne. It has a stable population of homwe-owning families, with no significant ethnic minorities. It was divided into Frankston North and Frankston South in 1985, then reunited in 1992. There was also a Frankston East 1992-2002. All these have been marginal seats. Recent members for Frankston: Jane Hill (Labor) 1982-85, Graeme Weideman (Liberal) 1992-96, Andrea McCall (Liberal) 1996-2002, Alistair Harkness (Labor) 2002-10, Geoff Shaw (Liberal, Independent) 2010-14, Paul Edbrooke (Labor) since 2014. Hill held Frankston North and Weideman held Frankston South 1985-92. Members for Frankston East: Peter McLellan (Liberal) 1992-99, Matt Viney (Labor) 1999-2002.
2022 results
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Boundaries following
2021 redistricting |
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Candidates:
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Chrysten Abraham
Independent |
Andrew Cheeseman
Victorian Socialists |
Paul Edbrooke
Australian Labor Party |
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Katie Goulas
Australian Greens |
Julie Harman
Animal Justice Party |
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