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Victorian state election, 28 November 2026
Legislative Council
Southeastern Metropolitan Region
Legislative Assembly seats of
Berwick,
Carrum,
Clarinda,
Cranbourne,
Dandenong,
Frankston,
Mordialloc,
Mulgrave,
Narre Warren North,
Narre Warren South and
Rowville
Enrolment at 2022 election: 555,544
Enrolment June 2026: 589,346 (up 06.1%)
The South-Eastern Metropolitan Region takes in Melbourne suburbs radiating to the south and south-east of the city, including the bayside suburbs from Mentone to Frankston, and the fast-growing outer south-east centered on Dandenong, Narre Warren, Berwick and Cranbourne. It is generally a low-income area, taking in the
manufacturing corridor that runs from Clayton to Dandenong, and is also a settlement centre for immigrants from Vietnam, Cambodia, India and other Asian countries. Labor has become increasingly dominant in this area as population density has increased. Of the eleven lower-house seats that make up the Region, the Liberals hold only Berwick and Rowville.
In 2022 Labor won two seats, and the Liberals one. The Greens failed to win a seat owing to the vagaries of the group ticket voting system. Instead, the Libertarian and Legalise Cannabis parties won seats, despite having lower primary votes. With the abolition of that system, the most likely result is Labor two, Liberals two and Greens one.
No Labor or One Nation candidates have yet been announced. I am assuming all sitting members are recontesting.
Sitting members:
Michael Galea (Labor): Elected 2022
Ann-Marie Hermans (Liberal): Elected 2022
David Limbrick (Libertarian): Elected 2018, 2022
Rachel Payne (Legalise Cannabis): Elected 2022
Lee Tarlamis (Labor): Elected 2010. Defeated 2014. Elected 2022
Candidates
Australian Labor Party
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| Michael Galea |
Lee Tarlamis |
Liberal Party
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| Phillip Pease |
Ann-Marie Hermans |
Australian Greens
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| Matthew Kirwan |
Animal Justice Party
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| Tamara Champion |
Family First
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| Jane Foreman |
Legalise Cannabis
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| Rachel Payne |
Libertarian
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| David Limbrick |
Pauline Hanson's One Nation
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| Colleen Harkin |
Sustainable Australia
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| Brandon Hoult |
Victorian Socialists
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| Kelly Cvetkova |
2022 Legislative Council results
Boundaries following 2021 redistricting:
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