Candidates of the Australian federal election, 2013

This article provides information on candidates for the 2013 Australian federal election held on 7 September 2013. There were 1,717 candidates in total (1,188 for the House of Representatives and 529 for contested Senate seats).^[1]

Redistributions

Redistributions of electoral boundaries occurred in Victoria and South Australia:

Although draft electoral boundaries released during the 2010 election campaign indicated significant changes would take place in the redistribution in 2011, the Redistribution Committee restarted the process and the final boundaries made minor changes only.^[2]
Changes were minor in South Australia: no divisions changed names, the state's entitlement of 11 seats in the House of Representatives remained, and the redrawn boundaries resulted in no notional change of party.^[3]

Retiring Members

Labor

Greg Combet MP (Charlton, NSW) – announced retirement 29 June 2013^[4]
Simon Crean MP (Hotham, Vic) – announced retirement 1 July 2013^[5]
Craig Emerson MP (Rankin, Qld) – announced retirement 26 June 2013^[6]
Martin Ferguson MP (Batman, Vic) – announced retirement 29 May 2013^[7]
Peter Garrett MP (Kingsford Smith, NSW) – announced retirement 26 June 2013^[8]
Steve Gibbons MP (Bendigo, Vic) – announced retirement 29 August 2011^[9]
Julia Gillard MP (Lalor, Vic) – announced retirement 26 June 2013^[10]
Sharon Grierson MP (Newcastle, NSW) – announced retirement 18 July 2012^[11]
Harry Jenkins MP (Scullin, Vic) – announced retirement 26 July 2012 ^[12]
Kirsten Livermore MP (Capricornia, Qld) – announced retirement 27 November 2012^[13]
Robert McClelland MP (Barton, NSW) – announced retirement 29 January 2013^[14]
Nicola Roxon MP (Gellibrand, Vic) – announced retirement 2 February 2013^[15]
Stephen Smith MP (Perth, WA) – announced retirement 27 June 2013^[16]
Senator Mark Bishop (WA) – announced retirement 15 April 2013^[17]
Senator Trish Crossin (NT) – confirmed she will not be standing after losing preselection 28 January 2013 ^[18]
Senator John Hogg (Qld) – announced retirement 10 August 2012^[19]

Liberal

Joanna Gash MP (Gilmore, NSW) – announced retirement 25 January 2012^[20]
Barry Haase MP (Durack, WA) – announced retirement 15 June 2013^[21]
Judi Moylan MP (Pearce, WA) – announced retirement 28 July 2011^[22]
Alby Schultz MP (Hume, NSW) – announced retirement 17 April 2012^[23]
Patrick Secker MP (Barker, SA) – announced retirement on 25 June 2013^[24]
Mal Washer MP (Moore, WA) – announced retirement 28 July 2011^[22]^[25]
Senator Alan Eggleston (WA) – announced retirement 9 April 2012^[26]
Senator Gary Humphries (ACT) – lost preselection 23 February 2013; announced retirement 26 June 2013^[27]

LNP

Paul Neville MP (Hinkler, Qld) − announced retirement 10 October 2012^[28]
Alex Somlyay MP (Fairfax, Qld) – announced retirement 25 September 2010^[29]
Senator Ron Boswell (Qld) – announced retirement 21 September 2012^[30]
Senator Sue Boyce (Qld) – announced retirement 8 October 2012^[31]

National

Tony Crook MP (O'Connor) – announced retirement 9 April 2013^[32]
John Forrest MP (Mallee, Vic) – announced retirement 6 March 2013^[33]

Independent

Rob Oakeshott MP (Lyne, NSW) – announced retirement 26 June 2013^[34]
Tony Windsor MP (New England, NSW) – announced retirement 26 June 2013^[34]

House of Representatives

Sitting members are listed in bold text. Successful candidates are highlighted in the relevant colour. Where there is possible confusion, an asterisk (*) is also used.

Australian Capital Territory

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Liberal candidate	Greens candidate	Palmer candidate	Other candidates

Canberra	Labor	Gai Brodtmann	Tom Sefton	Julie Melrose	Tony Hanley	Nicolle Burt (SPA) Damien Maher (BTFA)
Fraser	Labor	Andrew Leigh	Elizabeth Lee	Adam Verwey	Freddy Alcazar	Darren Churchill (Dem) Sam Huggins (BTFA) Jill Ross (RUAP)

New South Wales

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Coalition candidate	Greens candidate	Palmer candidate	CDP candidate	Other candidates

Banks	Labor	Daryl Melham	David Coleman (Lib)	Paul Spight	Jake Wellham	Mark Falanga	Robert Haddad (DLP) Sayed Khedr (Ind) Ross Richardson (KAP)
Barton	Labor	Steve McMahon	Nickolas Varvaris (Lib)	Jackie Brooker	Edward Caruana	Kylie French	Michael Nagi (Ind) Perry Theo (ON) Rod Wyse (KAP)
Bennelong	Liberal	Jason Yat-sen Li	John Alexander (Lib)	Lindsay Peters	Rob Marks	Julie Worsley	John August (SPA) Lachlan McCaffrey (DLP) Victor Waterson (AFP)
Berowra	Liberal	Michael Stove	Philip Ruddock (Lib)	John Storey	Paul Graves	Leighton Thew	Mick Gallagher (Ind) Deborah Smythe (SPP)
Blaxland	Labor	Jason Clare	Anthony Khouri (Lib)	John Ky	Zali Burrows	Juliat Nasr	Norm Taleb (KAP) Boutros Zalloua (DLP)
Bradfield	Liberal	Chris Haviland	Paul Fletcher (Lib)	Pippa McInnes	Blake Buchanan	John Archer	Paul Harrold (DLP)
Calare	National	Jess Jennings	John Cobb (Nat)	David Mallard	Brian Cain	Ian Lyons	Anthony Craig (DLP) Billie Kirkland (KAP) Macgregor Ross (Ind) Peter Schultze (AFP)
Charlton	Labor	Pat Conroy	Kevin Baker (Lib)	Dessie Kocher	Bronwyn Reid	Steve Camilleri	Trevor Anthoney (BTFA) Brian Burston (ON)
Chifley	Labor	Ed Husic	Isabelle White (Lib)	Ben Hammond	Christopher Buttel	Dave Vincent	Ammar Khan (Ind) Alex Norwick (AFP) Elizabeth Power (ON) Michael Wright (DLP)
Cook	Liberal	Peter Scaysbrook	Scott Morrison (Lib)	Mithra Cox	Matt Palise	Beth Smith	Jim Saleam (AFP) Graeme Strang (Ind)
Cowper	National	Alfredo Navarro	Luke Hartsuyker (Nat)	Carol Vernon	Rod Jeanneret	Bethany McAlpine
Cunningham	Labor	Sharon Bird	Philip Clifford (Lib)	Helen Wilson	Christopher Atlee	Rob George	John Bursill (KAP) John Flanagan (NCPP)
Dobell	Labor	Emma McBride	Karen McNamara (Lib)	Sue Wynn	Kate McGill	Hadden Ervin	Nathan Bracken (Ind) Christian Kunde (BTFA) Greg Owen (CEC) Craig Thomson (Ind)
Eden-Monaro	Labor	Mike Kelly	Peter Hendy (Lib)	Catherine Moore	Dean Lynch	Warren Catton	Costas Goumas (CEC) Andrew Thaler (Ind) Martin Tye (SPP)
Farrer	Liberal	Gavin Hickey	Sussan Ley (Lib)	Chris Sobey	Ron Emmerton	Frank Horwill	Brendan Cattell (DLP) Narelle Davis (RUAP) Tracey Powell (BTFA) Ken Trewin (KAP)
Fowler	Labor	Chris Hayes	Andrew Nguyen (Lib)	Ben Silaphet	Brad Pastoors	Matt Attia	Darren McLean (KAP)
Gilmore	Liberal	Neil Reilly	Ann Sudmalis (Lib)	Terry Barratt	Lyndal Harris	Steve Ryan
Grayndler	Labor	Anthony Albanese	Cedric Spencer (Lib)	Hall Greenland	Mohanadas Balasingham	Joshua Green	Joel Scully (BTFA)
Greenway	Labor	Michelle Rowland	Jaymes Diaz (Lib)	Chris Brentin	Jodie Wootton	Allan Green	Anthony Belcastro (KAP) Jamie Cavanough (AVP) Tom Lillicrap (Sex) Maree Nichols (RUAP)
Hughes	Liberal	Alison Megarrity	Craig Kelly (Lib)	Signe Westerberg	John Peters	Peter Colsell
Hume	Liberal	Michael Pilbrow	Angus Taylor (Lib)	Zaza Chevalier	Jason Cornelius	Adrian Van Der Byl	Lindsay Cosgrove (CEC) James Harker-Mortlock (Ind) Bruce Nicholson (KAP) Lynette Styles (ON)
Hunter	Labor	Joel Fitzgibbon	Michael Johnsen (Nat)	David Atwell	Jennifer Stefanac	Richard Stretton	Bill Fox (ON) Ann Lawler (CEC)
Kingsford Smith	Labor	Matt Thistlethwaite	Michael Feneley (Lib)	James Macdonald	Diane Happ	Jacquie Shiha	Geordie Lucas (FP) Danielle Somerfield (RUAP)
Lindsay	Labor	David Bradbury	Fiona Scott (Lib)	David Lenton	Andrew Wilcox	Andrew Green	Geoff Brown (SPP) Jeffrey Lawson (ON) Mick Saunders (AFP)
Lyne	Independent	Peter Alley	David Gillespie (Nat)	Ian Oxenford	Troy Wilkie	John Klose	Steve Attkins (Ind) Brian Buckley Clare (KAP) Michael Gough (CEC) Craig Huth (ON)
Macarthur	Liberal	Ian Fulton	Russell Matheson (Lib)	Patrick Darley-Jones	Rob Grosche	Sarah Ramsay	Mick Williams (KAP)
Mackellar	Liberal	Chris Hedge	Bronwyn Bishop (Lib)	Jonathan King	Debra Drummond	Silvana Nero
Macquarie	Liberal	Susan Templeman	Louise Markus (Lib)	Danielle Wheeler	Philip Maxwell	Tony Piper	Teresa Elaro (DLP) Matt Hodgson (AFP) Mark Littlejohn (Sex)
McMahon	Labor	Chris Bowen	Ray King (Lib)	Astrid O'Neill	Matthew Dobrincic	Manny Poularas
Mitchell	Liberal	Andrew Punch	Alex Hawke (Lib)	Michael Bellstedt	Murray Schultz	Darryl Allen	Nathan Dodd (DLP)
New England	Independent	Stephen Hewitt	Barnaby Joyce (Nat)	Pat Schultz	Phillip Girle	Aaron Evans	Brian Dettmann (ON) Jamie McIntyre (Ind) Rob Taber (Ind) Richard Witten (CEC)
Newcastle	Labor	Sharon Claydon	Jaimie Abbott (Lib)	Michael Osborne	Yegon McLellan	Milton Caine	Zane Alcorn (SA) Michael Chehoff (AFP) Lawrence Higgins (AI) Rod Holding (Ind) Susanna Scurry (Ind)
North Sydney	Liberal	Peter Hayes	Joe Hockey (Lib)	Alison Haines	Raheam Khan	Maureen Guthrie	Angus McCaffrey (DLP)
Page	Labor	Janelle Saffin	Kevin Hogan (Nat)	Desley Banks	Stephen Janes	Carol Ordish	Rod Smith (ON)
Parkes	National	Brendan Byron	Mark Coulton (Nat)	Matt Parmeter	Neil Gorman	Michelle Ryan
Parramatta	Labor	Julie Owens	Martin Zaiter (Lib)	Phil Bradley	Gary Loke	Alex Sharah	Kalpesh Patel (Ind) Tania Rollinson (ON) Miechele Williams (DLP)
Paterson	Liberal	Bay Marshall	Bob Baldwin (Lib)	John Brown	Jayson Packett	Anna Balfour	Peter Davis (CEC) Bob Holz (RUAP)
Reid	Labor	John Murphy	Craig Laundy (Lib)	Pauline Tyrrell	Nadeem Ashraf	Bill Shailer	Emily Dunn (DLP) Bishrul Izadeen (KAP) Raymond Palmer (AI)
Richmond	Labor	Justine Elliot	Matthew Fraser (Nat)	Dawn Walker	Phil Allen	John Ordish	Kev Skinner (Ind)
Riverina	National	Tim Kurylowicz	Michael McCormack (Nat)	Ros Prangnell	Lex Stewart	Keith Pech	Norm Dunn (KAP) Paul Funnell (DLP) Kim Heath (RUAP) Andrew Lamont (BTFA) Lorraine Sharp (AFP)
Robertson	Labor	Deborah O'Neill	Lucy Wicks (Lib)	Kate Da Costa	Steve Whitaker	Holly Beecham	Jake Cassar (Ind) Douglas McFarland (AI) Lawrie McKinna (Ind) Paul Sheeran (DLP)
Shortland	Labor	Jill Hall	John Church (Lib)	Jane Oakley	Phil Baldwin	Andrew Weatherstone
Sydney	Labor	Tanya Plibersek	Sean O'Connor (Lib)	Dianne Hiles	Tim Kelly	Lesley Mason	Peter Boyle (SA) Leah Gartner (BTFA) Joanna Rzetelski (Ind) Jane Ward (Ind)
Throsby	Labor	Stephen Jones	Gary Anderson (Nat) Larissa Mallinson (Lib)	Peter Moran	May King	John Kadwell	Brian Boulton (DLP) Wayne Hartman (NCPP) Paul Matters (Ind) Glenn Turner (KAP) Elrond Veness (BTFA)
Warringah	Liberal	Jules Zanetti	Tony Abbott (Lib)	Will Kitching	Brodie Stewart	Ula Falanga	Mike Bloomfield (RUAP) Mike Cottee (SPP)
Watson	Labor	Tony Burke	Ron Delezio (Lib)	Barbara Bloch	John Nasser	David Fraser	Paul Kamlade (RUAP) Stephen Rawson (DLP)
Wentworth	Liberal	Di Smith	Malcolm Turnbull (Lib)	Matthew Robertson	Marsha Foxman	Beresford Thomas	Pat Sheil (Ind)
Werriwa	Labor	Laurie Ferguson	Kent Johns (Lib)	Daniel Griffiths	Katryna Thirup	John Ramsay	Kerryn Ball (KAP) Michael Byrne (DLP) Marella Harris (ON)

Northern Territory

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	CLP candidate	Greens candidate	Palmer candidate	Other candidates

Lingiari	Labor	Warren Snowdon	Tina MacFarlane	Barbara Shaw	Trevor Hedland	Peter Flynn (CEC) Alf Gould (Ind) Kenny Lechleitner (FNPP) Regina McCarthy (RUAP)
Solomon	CLP	Luke Gosling	Natasha Griggs	Todd Williams	Stephen Spain	Martin Burgess (VEP) Trudy Campbell (CEC) Eileen Cummings (FNPP) Krystal Metcalf (Sex) Paul Sellick (RUAP)

Queensland

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	LNP candidate	Greens candidate	KAP candidate	Palmer candidate	Other candidates

Blair	Labor	Shayne Neumann	Teresa Harding	Clare Rudkin	Dale Chorley	Anthony Stanton	Shannon Deguara (AI) Elwyn Denman (FFP) Anthony Mackin (RUAP)
Bonner	LNP	Laura Fraser Hardy	Ross Vasta	Dave Nelson		James MacAnally	Jeff Penny (FFP) Jarrod Wirth (UAP)
Bowman	LNP	Darryl Briskey	Andrew Laming	Penny Allman-Payne		John Wayne	Andrew O'Shea (FFP)
Brisbane	LNP	Fiona McNamara	Teresa Gambaro	Rachael Jacobs	Connie Cicchini	Veronica Ford	Sharyn Joyner (FFP) John Roles (SPP) Tony Rose (SPA)
Capricornia	Labor	Peter Freeleagus	Michelle Landry	Paul Bambrick	Robbie Williams	Derek Ison	Hazel Alley (FFP) Bruce Diamond (-) Paul Lewis (RUAP)
Dawson	LNP	Bronwyn Taha	George Christensen	Jonathon Dykyj	Justin Englert	Ian Ferguson	Andrew Harris (CEC) Lindsay Temple (FFP)
Dickson	LNP	Michael Gilliver	Peter Dutton	Tyrone D'Lisle	Jim Cornwell	Mark Taverner	Michael McDowell (FFP) Geoffrey Taylor (RUAP)
Fadden	LNP	Nicole Lessio	Stuart Robert	Petrina Maizey	Billy Lawrence	Jim MacAnally	Stewart Boyd (ON) Maurie Carroll (Ind) Jeremy Fredericks (FFP)
Fairfax	LNP	Elaine Hughes	Ted O'Brien	David Knobel	Ray Sawyer	Clive Palmer	Trudy Byrnes (Ind) Mike Holt (ON) Angela Meyer (FFP)
Fisher	LNP	Bill Gissane	Mal Brough	Garry Claridge	Mark Meldon	Bill Schoch	Rod Christensen (RUAP) Mark Maguire (AI) Tony Moore (FFP) Peter Slipper (-) Jarreau Terry (Ind)
Flynn	LNP	Chris Trevor	Ken O'Dowd	Serena Thompson	Richard Love	Steve Ensby	Kingsley Dickins (RUAP) Renae Moldre (FFP) Duncan Scott (Ind) Craig Tomsett (Ind)
Forde	LNP	Peter Beattie	Bert van Manen	Sally Spain	Paul Hunter	Blair Brewster	Amanda Best (FFP) Keith Douglas (AVP) Jonathan Jennings (RUAP) Jan Pukallus (CEC) Joshua Sloss (Ind)
Griffith	Labor	Kevin Rudd	Bill Glasson	Geoff Ebbs	Luke Murray	Karin Hunter	Sherrilyn Church (RUAP) Liam Flenady (SA) Adam Kertesz (FFP) Jan McNicol (SPP) Anne Reid (SPA) Greg Sowden (Ind)
Groom	LNP	Troy Murray	Ian Macfarlane	Trevor Smith	Chris Whitty	Ewan Mathieson	Rick Armitage (RUAP) Robert Thies (CEC) Alex Todd (FFP)
Herbert	LNP	Cathy O'Toole	Ewen Jones	Gail Hamilton	Bronwyn Walker	Martin Brewster	Margaret Bell (AVP) Costa George (Sex) Steve Moir (ON) Nino Marolla (RUAP) Michael Punshon (FFP)
Hinkler	LNP	Leanne Donaldson	Keith Pitt	Mark Simpson	David Dalgleish	Rob Messenger	Reid Schirmer (Ind) Troy Sullivan (FFP)
Kennedy	Independent	Andrew Turnour	Noeline Ikin	Jenny Stirling	Bob Katter	George Brazier	Pam Hecht (RUAP) Chester Tuxford (Ind) Dan Vogler (FFP)
Leichhardt	LNP	Billy Gordon	Warren Entsch	Johanna Kloot	George Ryan	Bruce Gibson	Dale Edwards (RUAP) Frank Miles (FFP)
Lilley	Labor	Wayne Swan	Rod McGarvie	Nic Forster	James Ryan	Benedict Figueroa	Nick Contarino (CEC) Allan Vincent (FFP)
Longman	LNP	Michael Caisley	Wyatt Roy	Helen Fairweather	Brad Kennedy	Clem van der Weegen	Ayla Goeytes (Sex) Will Smith (FFP) Caleb Wells (Ind)
Maranoa	LNP	Nick Cedric-Thompson	Bruce Scott	Grant Newson	Rowell Walton	John Bjelke-Petersen	George Clouston (RUAP) John Spellman (FFP)
McPherson	LNP	Gail Hislop	Karen Andrews	David Wyatt		Susie Douglas	Charles Blake (AVP) Simon Green (FFP)
Moncrieff	LNP	Jason Munro	Steven Ciobo	Toni McPherson		Grant Pforr	Veronica Beric (ON) Barrie Nicholson (FFP) Peter Spajic (CEC)
Moreton	Labor	Graham Perrett	Malcolm Cole	Elissa Jenkins	Chris Mallcott	Jeremy Davey	Carolyn Ferrando (FFP) Bruce Fry (RUAP) Wayne Grunert (CEC) Haydon Muscat (FP)
Oxley	Labor	Bernie Ripoll	Andrew Nguyen	Martin Stephenson	Kathleen Hewlett	Ricky Tang	Frank Karg (DLP) Carrie McCormack (FFP) Scott Moerland (RUAP)
Petrie	Labor	Yvette D'Ath	Luke Howarth	John Marshall	Chris Thomson	Thor Prohaska	Geoff Cornell (CEC) Elise Jennings (RUAP) Tasman Spence (FFP)
Rankin	Labor	Jim Chalmers	David Lin	Neil Cotter	Chris Claydon	Bill Rogan	Chris Lawrie (FFP)
Ryan	LNP	Damien Hamwood	Jane Prentice	Charles Worringham	Peter Walker	Craig Gunnis	Lisa Demedio (FFP) Michael Sweedman (SPA)
Wide Bay	LNP	Lucy Stanton	Warren Truss	Joy Ringrose	Gordon Dale	Stephen Anderson	John Chapman (FFP) Grace Dickins (RUAP)
Wright	LNP	Sharon Murakami	Scott Buchholz	Judith Summers	David Nuendorf	Angie Ison	Stephen Lynch (FFP) Tony Maunder (RUAP) Matthew Wright (Ind)

South Australia

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Liberal candidate	Greens candidate	FFP candidate	Palmer candidate	Other candidates

Adelaide	Labor	Kate Ellis	Carmen Garcia	Ruth Beach	Peter Lee	Vince Scali	Liah Lazarou (SA)
Barker	Liberal	Phil Golding	Tony Pasin	Mark Keough	Kristin Lambert	Balwinder Singh Jhandi	Miles Hannemann (Nat) Richard Sage (Ind)
Boothby	Liberal	Annabel Digance	Andrew Southcott	Stephen Thomas	Natasha Edmonds	Sally Cox
Grey	Liberal	Ben Browne	Rowan Ramsey	Alison Sentance	Cheryl Kaminski	Kristian Rees	Greg Fidge (Ind)
Hindmarsh	Labor	Steve Georganas	Matt Williams	Andrew Payne	Bob Randall	George Melissourgos	David McCabe (DLP) Kym McKay (KAP)
Kingston	Labor	Amanda Rishworth	Damien Mills	Palitja Moore	Geoff Doecke	Mitchell Frost	Andy Snoswell (RUAP)
Makin	Labor	Tony Zappia	Sue Lawrie	Ami Harrison	Mark Potter	Andrew Graham	Robert Jameson (KAP)
Mayo	Liberal	Norah Fahy	Jamie Briggs	Ian Grosser	Bruce Hicks	Bikkar Singh Brar
Port Adelaide	Labor	Mark Butler	Nigel McKenna	Dusan Popovic	Bruce Hambour	Chandy Huynh	Terry Cooksley (AFP)
Sturt	Liberal	Rick Sarre	Christopher Pyne	Anne Walker	Kylie Barnes	Gabriella Scali
Wakefield	Labor	Nick Champion	Tom Zorich	Sherree Clay	Paul Coombe	Dino Musolino	Mark Aldridge (Ind) Tony Musolino (KAP)

Tasmania

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Liberal candidate	Greens candidate	Palmer candidate	Other candidates

Bass	Labor	Geoff Lyons	Andrew Nikolic	Lucy Landon-Lane	Chris Dobson	Christine Bergman (FFP) Jin-oh Choi (SPA) Ray Kroeze (AC)
Braddon	Labor	Sid Sidebottom	Brett Whiteley	Melissa Houghton	Kevin Morgan	Bernard Shaw (RUAP)
Denison	Independent	Jane Austin	Tanya Denison	Anna Reynolds	Debra Thurley	Bob Butler (Sex) Graeme Devlin (RUAP) Brandon Hoult (SPP) Trevlyn McCallum (FFP) Andrew Wilkie* (Ind) Wayne Williams (DLP)
Franklin	Labor	Julie Collins	Bernadette Black	Rosalie Woodruff	Marti Zucco	Olwyn Bowden (RUAP) Josh Downes (FFP) Sarah Ugalde (KAP)
Lyons	Labor	Dick Adams	Eric Hutchinson	Pip Brinklow	Quentin Von Stieglitz	Gaye James (FFP) Julian Rogers (RUAP)

Victoria

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Coalition candidate	Greens candidate	Palmer candidate	FFP candidate	Other candidates

Aston	Liberal	Rupert Evans	Alan Tudge (Lib)	Steve Raymond	Brad Watt	Tony Foster	Charity Jenkins (Sex) Jennifer Speer (RUAP)
Ballarat	Labor	Catherine King	John Fitzgibbon (Lib)	Stephanie Hodgins-May	Gerard Murphy	Shane Clark	Shane Dunne (KAP) Anne Foster (AC) Joshua Mathieson (Sex) Ana Rojas (RUAP) Stephen Vereker (DLP)
Batman	Labor	David Feeney	George Souris (Lib)	Alex Bhathal	Franco Guardiani	Ken Smithies	Rosemary Lavin (AJP) Lianna Sliwczynski (Sex) Philip Sutton (-) Pat Winterton (RUAP)
Bendigo	Labor	Lisa Chesters	Greg Bickley (Lib) Sarah Sheedy (Nat)	Lachlan Slade	Anita Donlon	Alan Howard	Daniel Abikhair (Ind) Sandra Caddy (RUAP) Charlie Crutchfield (Sex) Rod Leunig (CA) Ewan McDonald (AC) Matine Rahmani (Ind) Stephen Stingel (KAP)
Bruce	Labor	Alan Griffin	Emanuele Cicchiello (Lib)	Lynette Keleher	Paul Tuyau	Rebecca Filliponi	Geraldine Gonsalvez (DLP) Kiry Uth (Ind) Robert White (RUAP)
Calwell	Labor	Maria Vamvakinou	Ali Khan (Lib)	Joanna Nevill	Bryce Letcher	Paul Graham	Maria Bengtsson (AC) Omar Jabir Omar (DLP) Charles Rozario (RUAP) Nevena Spirovska (Sex) Brett Watson (KAP)
Casey	Liberal	Cathy Farrell	Tony Smith (Lib)	Steve Meacher	Milton Wilde	Gary Coombes	Paul Barbieri (RUAP) Mike Brown (AC) Jeffrey Leake (CA) Jeanette McRae (Ind)
Chisholm	Labor	Anna Burke	John Nguyen (Lib)	Josh Fergeus	Brian Woods	Martin Myszka	Luzio Grossi (Sex) Vidura Jayaratne (SPA) Pat Shea (DLP) Melanie Vassiliou (RUAP)
Corangamite	Labor	Darren Cheeseman	Andrew Black (Nat) Sarah Henderson* (Lib)	Lloyd Davies	Buddy Rojek	Peter Wray	Alan Barron (AC) Warren Jackman (CA) Jayden Millard (Sex) Helen Rashleigh (RUAP) Nick Steel (APP) Adrian Whitehead (Ind)
Corio	Labor	Richard Marles	Peter Read (Lib)	Greg Lacey	Tony Harrington	Brendan Fenn	Stephanie Asher (Ind) Patrick Atherton (AC) Sue Bull (SA) Yann Legrand (RUAP) Justine Martin (Sex)
Deakin	Labor	Mike Symon	Michael Sukkar (Lib)	Brendan Powell	Mario Guardiani	Hannah Westbrook	Stephen Barber (Sex) Mike Barclay (Ind) John Carbonari (AFP) Yasmin De Zilwa (RUAP) Ian Dobby (AC) Steve Raskovy (KAP) Toni Smith (CA)
Dunkley	Liberal	Sonya Kilkenny	Bruce Billson (Lib)	Simon Tiller	Kate Ryder	Cameron Eastman	Roy Broff (Ind) Rod Burt (Ind) Yvonne Gentle (RUAP) Eloise Palmi (Sex)
Flinders	Liberal	Joshua Sinclair	Greg Hunt (Lib)	Martin Rush	Linda Clark	David Clark	Ashleigh Belsar (AC) Angela Dorian (RUAP) Paul Madigan (Ind) Denis McCormack (Ind) John Zabaneh (NCPP)
Gellibrand	Labor	Tim Watts	David McConnell (Lib)	Rod Swift	Dwayne Singleton	Kerry Arch	Allan Cashion (Sex) Anthony O'Neill (AC)
Gippsland	National	Jeff McNeill	Darren Chester (Nat)	Scott Campbell-Smith	Deborah Gravenall	Angie Foster	Ben Buckley (LDP) Peter Dorian (RUAP) Peter Gardner (Ind) Mark Guerin (SPA) Douglas Leitch (Sex) Sav Mangion (CA)
Goldstein	Liberal	Daniel Guttmann	Andrew Robb (Lib)	Rose Read	Keith Ryder	Ian Joyner	Lynette Hannie (RUAP)
Gorton	Labor	Brendan O'Connor	Phil Humphreys (Lib)	Dinesh Jayasuriya	Anthony Barnes	Scott Amberley	Mabor Chadhuol (AC) Michael Deverala (DLP) Rhiannon Hunter (Sex) Graham Macardy (KAP)
Higgins	Liberal	Wesa Chau	Kelly O'Dwyer (Lib)	James Harrison	Phillip Dall	Jamie Baldwin	Leanne Price (RUAP) Graeme Weber (Ind)
Holt	Labor	Anthony Byrne	Ricardo Balancy (Lib)	Jackie McCullough	Bobby Singh	Pam Keenan	Jonathan Eli (RUAP) Vivian Hill (AC) Michael Palma (DLP) Lachlan Smith (Sex)
Hotham	Labor	Clare O'Neil	Fazal Cader (Lib)	Lorna Wyatt	Sam Porter	Stephen Nowland	Peter Vassiliou (RUAP)
Indi	Liberal	Robyn Walsh	Sophie Mirabella (Lib)	Jenny O'Connor	Robert Murphy	Rick Leeworthy	Helma Aschenbrenner (Sex) Robert Dudley (RUAP) William Hayes (BTFA) Cathy McGowan* (Ind) Jennifer Podesta (Ind) Phil Rourke (KAP)
Isaacs	Labor	Mark Dreyfus	Garry Spencer (Lib)	Sandra Miles	Avtar Gill	John Elliott	Karen Dobby (AC) Laith Graham (Sex) James Leach (DLP) Nadia Seaman (RUAP)
Jagajaga	Labor	Jenny Macklin	Nick McGowan (Lib)	Chris Kearney	Kitten Snape	Tahlia Eadie	Nick Wallis (Sex)
Kooyong	Liberal	John Kennedy	Josh Frydenberg (Lib)	Helen McLeod	Luke McNamara	Jaxon Calder	Tiffany Harrison (Ind) Tim Kriedeman (RUAP) Angelina Zubac (Ind)
Lalor	Labor	Joanne Ryan	Nihal Samara (Lib)	Beck Sheffield-Brotherton	Joe Zappia	Daryl Pollard	Michael Freeman (DLP) Angel Harwood (Sex) Nathan Mullins (Ind) Jonathan Page (SPP) Geoff Rogers (AC) Marion Vale (RUAP)
La Trobe	Labor	Laura Smyth	Jason Wood (Lib)	Michael Schilling	Jason Kennedy	Daniel Martin	Rachel Jenkins (DLP) Martin Leahy (Sex) Kevin Seaman (RUAP)
Mallee	National	Lydia Senior	Andrew Broad* (Nat) Chris Crewther (Lib)	Jan Macallister	Mark Cory	Neil Buller	Vince Cirillo (KAP) Michael Coldham (CA) Chris Lahy (CEC) Tim Middleton (RUAP) Amy Mulcahy (Sex) Allen Ridgeway (Ind)
Maribyrnong	Labor	Bill Shorten	Ted Hatzakortzian (Lib)	Richard Keech	Philip Cutler	Hayleigh Carlson	Marguerita Kavanagh (DLP) Amy Myers (Sex) Joe Paterno (AC) Jeff Truscott (RUAP)
McEwen	Labor	Rob Mitchell	Donna Petrovich (Lib)	Neil Barker	Trevor Dance	Barry Newton	Ian Cranson (CA) Vicki Nash (Sex) Bruce Stevens (KAP) Ferdie Verdan (RUAP)
McMillan	Liberal	Anthony Naus	Russell Broadbent (Lib)	Malcolm McKelvie	Matthew Sherry	Luke Conlon	David Amor (KAP) Norman Baker (RUAP) Ross Fisher (CA) Leigh Gatt (Ind) Andrew Kis-Rigo (DLP) John Parker (Ind) Gary Patton (SOL) Ben Staggard (Sex)
Melbourne	Greens	Cath Bowtell	Sean Armistead (Lib)	Adam Bandt	Martin Vrbnjak	Noelle Walker	Michael Bayliss (SPP) Kate Borland (Ind) Paul Cummins (AI) Josh Davidson (BTFA) Frazer Kirkman (Ind) Joyce Khoo (RUAP) Anthony Main (-) James Mangisi (Sex) Michael Murphy (DLP) Nyree Walshe (AJP) Royston Wilding (SPA)
Melbourne Ports	Labor	Michael Danby	Kevin Ekendahl (Lib)	Ann Birrell	Toby Stodart	Robert Keenan	Steven Armstrong (SPP) Margaret Quinn (RUAP) Melissa Star (Sex) Vince Stefano (DLP)
Menzies	Liberal	Manoj Kumar	Kevin Andrews (Lib)	Richard Cranston	Agostino Guardiani	Andrew Conlon	Phil Baker (RUAP) Ramon Robinson (Ind)
Murray	Liberal	Rod Higgins	Sharman Stone (Lib)	Damien Stevens	Catriona Thoolen	Alan Walker	Michael Bourke (KAP) Wendy Buck (Ind) Tristram Chellew (Sex) Jeff Davy (CEC) Raymond Hungerford (RUAP) Fern Summer (BTFA)
Scullin	Labor	Andrew Giles	Jag Chugha (Lib)	Rose Ljubicic	Peter Cooper	Katie Conlon	Domenic Greco (KAP) Nathan Rolph (Sex)
Wannon	Liberal	Michael Barling	Dan Tehan (Lib)	Tim Emanuelle	Bradley Ferguson	Craig Haberfield	Tess Corbett (AC) Chris Johnson (Sex)
Wills	Labor	Kelvin Thomson	Shilpa Hegde (Lib)	Tim Read	Anne Murray-Dufoulon	Concetta Giglia	Dean O'Callaghan (Ind) Adrian Trajstman (Sex) Margarita Windisch (SA)

Western Australia

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Liberal candidate	Greens candidate	Palmer candidate	Christians candidate	Other candidates

Brand	Labor	Gary Gray	Donna Gordin	Dawn Jecks	Craig Lawrence	Bob Burdett	Gabrielle Iriks (RUAP) Mick Le-Cocq (CEC) Andrew Newhouse (FFP) Paul Young (Dem)
Canning	Liberal	Joanne Dean	Don Randall	Damon Pages-Oliver	Wendy Lamotte	Derek Bruning	Richard Eldridge (KAP) James Forsyth (Nat) Alice Harper (FFP) Lee Rumble (RUAP)
Cowan	Liberal	Tristan Cockman	Luke Simpkins	Adam Collins	Vimal Sharma	David Kingston	Sheila Mundy (RUAP) Che Tam Nguyen (FFP)
Curtin	Liberal	Daryl Tan	Julie Bishop	Judith Cullity	Glenn Baker	Gail Forder	Jennifer Whately (RUAP)
Durack	Liberal	Daron Keogh	Melissa Price	Ian James	Des Headland	Grahame Gould	Shane Foreman (RUAP) Ian Rose (FFP) Judy Sudholz (CEC) Aaron Todd (KAP) Shane Van Styn (Nat)
Forrest	Liberal	John Borlini	Nola Marino	Gordon Tayler	Edward Dabrowski	Wayne Barnett	Bev Custers (FFP) Mark Morien (RUAP) Michael Rose (Nat) Ian Tuffnell (CEC)
Fremantle	Labor	Melissa Parke	Matthew Hanssen	Jordon Steele-John	Vashil Sharma	Owen Mulder	Jim McCourt (FFP) Richard McNaught (KAP) Ron Rowlands (CEC) Philip Scott (RUAP) Teresa van Lieshout (APP) Sam Wainwright (SA)
Hasluck	Liberal	Adrian Evans	Ken Wyatt	Peter Langlands	Robin Scott	Jason Whittaker	Chris Munro (Sex) Kyran Sharrin (FFP) Daniel Stevens (KAP)
Moore	Liberal	Jason Lawrance	Ian Goodenough	Louahna Lloyd	Gary Morris	Rex Host	Josh Catalano (ASP) Mary Pritchett (RUAP)
O'Connor	National	Michael Salt	Rick Wilson	Diane Evers	Michael Lucas	Mike Walsh	Phillip Bouwman (KAP) Steven Fuhrmann (FFP) Vanessa Korber (RUAP) Jane Mouritz (Ind) Jean Robinson (CEC) Chub Witham (Nat)
Pearce	Liberal	Madeleine West	Christian Porter	Sarah Nielsen-Harvey	Frank Hough	Danielle Canas	Matthew Corica (Dem) Diane Davies (RUAP) Norman Gay (CEC) Craig McAllister (Nat) Eddie Richards (KAP)
Perth	Labor	Alannah MacTiernan	Darryl Moore	Jonathan Hallett	Gabriel Harfouche	Paul Connelly	Ant Clark (Ind) Lesley Croll (FFP) Evelyn Edney (RUAP)
Stirling	Liberal	Dan Caddy	Michael Keenan	Tim Clifford	Wayne Thompson	Kevin Host	Matueny Luke (FFP) Kim Mubarak (Ind) Alison Rowe (RUAP)
Swan	Liberal	John Bissett	Steve Irons	Gerard Siero	Ken Duncan	Steve Klomp	Noel Avery (KAP) Paul Davies (RUAP) Troy Ellis (APP) Moyna Rapp (FFP)
Tangney	Liberal	Luke Willis	Dennis Jensen	Peter Best	Wayne Driver	John Wieske	Stephen Carson (RUAP)

Senate

Sitting senators are in bold. Tickets that elected at least one Senator are highlighted in the relevant colour. Successful candidates are identified by an asterisk (*).

Australian Capital Territory

Two Senate places were up for election. The Labor Party was defending one seat. The Liberal Party was defending one seat.

Labor candidates	Liberal candidates	Greens candidates	Palmer candidates	KAP candidates	Sex Party candidates

Kate Lundy* Chris Sant	Zed Seselja* Merinda Nash	Simon Sheikh Indra Esguerra	Wayne Slattery Paul Teerman	Steven Bailey Joe Arnold	Deborah Avery Jamie Miller
SPP candidates	AJP candidates	Aust Inds candidates	RUAP candidates	Euthanasia candidates	BTFA candidates

Mark O'Connor Greg Graham	Marcus Fillinger Jessica Montagne	Anthony Fernie Valma Petersen	Irwin Ross Jose Henriquez	Philip Nitschke Susan Macdougall	Chris Bucknell Michael Lemmey
DLR candidates	Ungrouped candidates

Paul Cubitt Stacey Dowson	Emmanuel Ezekiel-Hart

New South Wales

Six Senate places were up for election. The Labor Party was defending three seats. The Liberal-National Coalition was defending three seats. Senators Sam Dastyari (Labor), John Faulkner (Labor), Concetta Fierravanti-Wells (Liberal), Bill Heffernan (Liberal), Fiona Nash (National) and Lee Rhiannon (Greens) were not up for re-election.

Labor candidates	Coalition candidates	Greens candidates	Palmer candidates	KAP candidates	CDP candidates

Bob Carr* Doug Cameron* Ursula Stephens Glenn Kolomeitz Nuatali Nelmes Bhupinder Chhibber	Marise Payne* (Lib) John Williams* (Nat) Arthur Sinodinos* (Lib) Alan Hay (Nat) Carolyn Cameron (Lib) Angus Cameron (Lib)	Cate Faehrmann James Ryan Penny Blatchford Christina Ho Amanda Findley Ben Spies-Butcher	Matt Adamson Suellen Wrightson	Peter Mailler Tony Maka	Robyn Peebles Deborah Lions Peter Rahme Caroline Fraser Ross Clifford
DLP candidates	FFP candidates	One Nation candidates	Wikileaks candidates	LDP candidates	Sex Party candidates

Simon McCaffrey Daniel Hanna	Fiona Rossiter Stan Hurley	Pauline Hanson Kate McCulloch Aaron Plumb	Kellie Tranter Alison Broinowski	David Leyonhjelm* Jeff Pettett	Graeme Dunne Sue Raye
Shooters candidates	Democrats candidates	SEP candidates	AFLP candidates	Secular candidates	HEMP candidates

Karl Houseman Jim Muirhead	Ronaldo Villaver Andrew Wallace	Nick Beams Zac Hambides	Bob Lowe Tim Dean	Ian Bryce Christopher Owen	BJ Futter Jason Olbourne
Euthanasia candidates	SPP candidates	Australia First candidates	SA candidates	Pirate candidates	SOL candidates

Shayne Higson Loredana Mulhall	William Bourke Kris Spike	Darrell Wallbridge Garth Fraser	Jim McIlroy Reg Dare	Brendan Molloy David Campbell	Tim Ferguson Tony Barry Don McKinnon
NCTCS candidates	Carers candidates	RUAP candidates	Future candidates	AVP candidates	DLR candidates

Bill Koutalianos Mijina McDowall	MaryLou Carter Maree Buckwalter	Norm Bishop Wayne Somerfield	James Jansson James Haggerty	Criselee Stevens Keith Francis Richard Black	Miles Hunt Tony Trimingham
BAP candidates	ORP candidates	Smokers candidates	BTFA candidates	APP candidates	AJP candidates

Ray Brown Melanie Symington	Rick Obrien Joaquim de Lima	Nicole Beiger James Whelan	Tim Bohm Charlotte Glick	Mark Grech Christian Johns	Mark Pearson Kate Vickers
Aust Inds candidates	Stop CSG candidates	Republican candidates	UAP candidates	NCPP candidates	AMEP candidates

Bradley Tanks Stephen Hirst	Gordon Fraser Lynda Dean	Kerry McNally Jason Blake	Peter Simonds Tanya Watt	Andy Thompson Josh Thompson	Gary Myers Daniel Kirkness
Group F candidates	Group AG candidates	Ungrouped candidates

Andrew Whalan Peter Cooper	Tom Wang Daniel O'Toole	Ron Poulsen David Ash Sam Nathan John La Mela

Northern Territory

Two Senate places were up for election. The Labor Party was defending one seat. The Country Liberal Party was defending one seat.

Labor candidates	CLP candidates	Greens candidates	Palmer candidates	First Nations candidates	Sex Party candidates

Nova Peris* Rowan Foley	Nigel Scullion* Linda Fazldeen	Warren H Williams Michael Brand	Douglas Te Wake John McCabe	Rosalie Kunoth-Monks Jeannie Gadambua	Joanne Edwards Tracey Randall
SFP candidates	CEC candidates	SPP candidates	UAP candidates	Aust Inds candidates	RUAP candidates

Matt Graham Christopher Righton	Vern Work Mile Stankovic	Jim Miles Mark Russell	Gary Bell Kathryn Watt	Phil Walcott Lisa Futcher	Jan Pile Michael Cox

Queensland

Six Senate places were up for election. The Labor Party was defending three seats. The Liberal National Party was defending three seats. Senators George Brandis (Liberal National), Joe Ludwig (Labor), Brett Mason (Liberal National), Jan McLucas (Labor) and Larissa Waters (Greens) were not up for re-election. The seat held by Senator Barnaby Joyce (Liberal National) was also not up for re-election but was vacant due to his resignation to contest the House of Representatives.

Labor candidates	LNP candidates	Greens candidates	KAP candidates	Palmer candidates	FFP candidates

Chris Ketter* Claire Moore* Mark Furner Nikki Boyd	Ian Macdonald* James McGrath* Matthew Canavan* David Goodwin Theresa Craig Amanda Stoker	Adam Stone Sandra Bayley Stuart Yeaman	James Blundell Shane Paulger Les Muckan	Glenn Lazarus* Clive Mensink Scott Higgins	Aidan McLindon Sally Vincent
DLP candidates	Sex Party candidates	SFP candidates	LDP candidates	One Nation candidates	Democrats candidates

John Quinn Sheila Vincent	Joel Murray Kirsty Patten	David Curless Pete Johnson	Gabriel Buckley Cameron Mitchell	Jim Savage Ian Nelson	Paul Stevenson Cheryl Hayden
Christians candidates	AFLP candidates	AJP candidates	Aust Inds candidates	HEMP candidates	AVP candidates

Ludy Sweeris-Sigrist Malcolm Brice	Daniel McCarthy Suzzanne Wyatt	Jeanette Peterson Christopher O'Brien	Patricia Petersen Janene Maxwell-Jones	James Moylan Robbo Yobbo	Bevan Collingwood George Friend
AFP candidates	SEP candidates	APP candidates	BAP candidates	SOL candidates	ORP candidates

Peter Schuback Peter Watson	Mike Head Gabriela Zabala	Doug Boag Rick Heyward	Stuart Osman Ryan Harris	LB Joum Ricky Jefferyes	John Rooth Fay Destry
Pirate candidates	Stop CSG candidates	SPP candidates	Republican candidates	UAP candidates	RUAP candidates

Melanie Thomas Liam Pomfret	Brian Monk Deedre Kabel	Jane O'Sullivan Matt Moran	Jeffery Talbot Rees Pearse	John Smith Danny Watt Peter Banhuk	Michael Jennings Garry White
NCTCS candidates	AMEP candidates	Smokers candidates	Secular candidates	Group C candidates	Group T candidates

Terence Cardwell Alan Rutland	Keith Littler Tony Morrison	Rachel Connor Kelly Liddle	Hilton Travis Neil Muirhead	Peter Keioskie Roland Taylor	Greg Rudd Emily Dinsey

South Australia

Six Senate places were up for election. The Labor Party was defending two seats. The Liberal Party was defending two seats. The Greens were defending one seat. Independent Senator Nick Xenophon was defending one seat. Senators Sean Edwards (Liberal), David Fawcett (Liberal), Alex Gallacher (Labor), Anne McEwen (Labor), Anne Ruston (Liberal) and Penny Wright (Greens) were not up for re-election.

Labor candidates	Liberal candidates	Greens candidates	Xenophon candidates	FFP candidates	Palmer candidates

Penny Wong* Don Farrell Simon Pisoni	Cory Bernardi* Simon Birmingham* Cathie Webb Gary Burgess	Sarah Hanson-Young* Nikki Mortier Matthew Carey	Nick Xenophon* Stirling Griff	Bob Day* Judi Potter Dan Casey	James McDonald Gary Collis
KAP candidates	DLP candidates	National candidates	Democrats candidates	SFP candidates	Sex Party candidates

Glenn O'Rourke Leah O'Rourke	Kim Lawless Tanya Linsell	James Stacey Rachel Titley	Jeanie Walker Andrew Castrique	Jess Marks John Hahn	Deb Milka Jason Virgo
LDP candidates	One Nation candidates	Christians candidates	SEP candidates	Secular candidates	RUAP candidates

Michael Gameau Michael Noack	Peter Fitzpatrick Kym Dunbar	Trevor Grace Theophilus Engela	James Cogan Peter Byrne	Moira Clarke Catherine Mactier	Jeff Flint Paul Hales
CA candidates	Aust Inds candidates	AJP candidates	NCTCS candidates	HEMP candidates	DLR candidates

Steven Davies John Michelmore	Tanya Crago Graeme Maxwell-Jones	Colin Thomas Sally Sutton	Leon Ashby David Smith	Ray Thorpe Chris Calvert	Damon Adams John Jiggens
SPP candidates	Smokers candidates	Euthanasia candidates	BAP candidates	AMEP candidates	AFLP candidates

Greg Oates Madeleine Wearne	Tyrone Lock Adam Frost	Maxwell Bromsom Michael Boerema	Michael Noble Bill Adams	Nathan Green Robert Stewart	Darren Haydon Chris Miles
ORP candidates	Group I candidates	Group L candidates	Ungrouped candidates

Steven Burgess Gordon Bennett	Ribnga Green Zita Adut Ngor	Dianah Mieglich John Rohde	Christopher Cochrane Robert Weaver

Tasmania

Six Senate places were up for election. The Labor Party was defending three seats. The Liberal Party was defending two seats. The Australian Greens were defending one seat. Senators Eric Abetz (Liberal), Christine Milne (Greens), Stephen Parry (Liberal), Helen Polley (Labor), Lisa Singh (Labor) and Anne Urquhart (Labor) were not up for re-election.

Labor candidates	Liberal candidates	Greens candidates	Palmer candidates	KAP candidates	DLP candidates

Carol Brown* Catryna Bilyk* Lin Thorp John Dowling	Richard Colbeck* David Bushby* Sally Chandler Sarah Courtney	Peter Whish-Wilson* Helen Burnet Penelope Ann	Jacqui Lambie* Kevin Deakin	Geoff Herbert Joanne Rolls	Robyne Ferri Glen McNamara
FFP candidates	LDP candidates	SFP candidates	Sex Party candidates	Christians candidates	CA candidates

Peter Madden Andrew Goelst Nick Cramp Mihi Ngawhare	Clinton Mead Katrina Lloyd	Matthew Allen Shane Broadby	Robbie Swan Liam Eales	Kevin Swarts Ans Jongeling	Cheryl Arnol Debra Garth
RUAP candidates	Pirate candidates	HEMP candidates	Aust Inds candidates	SOL candidates	NCTCS candidates

Philip Lamont Peter Gathercole	Thomas Randle Thomas Storey	Matt Owen John Reeves	Neville Solomon Steven Wood	David Bullard Sven Wiener	James Hawes Petta Hines
AFLP candidates	SPP candidates	Republican candidates	Smokers candidates	ORP candidates	Ungrouped candidates

Maxwell Stewart Lorraine Stewart	Todd Dudley Pierre Richardson	Nick Rouen Timothy Rouen	Graham Nickols Matthew Thompson	Ian Best John Phibbs	Andrew Roberts

Victoria

Six Senate places are up for election. The Labor Party was defending three seats. The Liberal-National Coalition was defending three seats. Senators Kim Carr (Labor), Stephen Conroy (Labor), Richard Di Natale (Greens), John Madigan (Democratic Labour), Bridget McKenzie (National) and Michael Ronaldson (Liberal) were not up for re-election.

Labor candidates	Coalition candidates	Greens candidates	Palmer candidates	KAP candidates	DLP candidates

Gavin Marshall* Jacinta Collins* Mehmet Tillem Lynn Psaila Terry Larkins Jamie Mileto	Mitch Fifield* (Lib) Scott Ryan* (Lib) Helen Kroger (Lib) Martin Corboy (Nat)	Janet Rice* Trent McCarthy Huong Truong Ian Christoe Gurm Sekhon Robert Humphreys	Barry Michael Doug Hawkins Penny Palman	Robert Danieli David Costabile	Mark Farrell Stephanie Mazzarella
FFP candidates	Wikileaks candidates	Sex Party candidates	CA candidates	SFP candidates	LDP candidates

Ashley Fenn Trudie Morris	Julian Assange Leslie Cannold Binoy Kampmark	Fiona Patten Ange Hopkins	Andrew Jones Garry Kerr	Terry Maloney Steve Malcolm	Peter Whelan Tim Wilms
One Nation candidates	Christians candidates	Democrats candidates	RUAP candidates	SOL candidates	HEMP candidates

Dale Townsend Rosalie Townsend	Vickie Janson Frank Papafotiou	David Collyer Roger Howe Sarina Isgro Greg Raines Robert Livesay Richard Grummet	Daniel Nalliah Rosalie Crestani	Lloyd Taylor Tony Smith	Matt Riley Ryan Fletcher
Secular candidates	NCTCS candidates	BRP candidates	SPP candidates	Smokers candidates	AFLP candidates

John Perkins Rosemary Sceats	Chris Dawson John Rodda	Maria Rigoni Paul Rigoni	Clifford Hayes Jill Quirk	Abe Salt Janos Beregszaszi	Joe Zammit Richard Abela
BAP candidates	AVP candidates	Aust Inds candidates	Stop CSG candidates	Republican candidates	AJP candidates

Darren Evans Samuel White	Immanuel Shmuel Vern Hughes	Samantha Shaw Yvonne Wood	Roger Thorrowgood Adele van Rosmalen	Peter Consandine Clinton Portors	Bruce Poon Sarah Davison
AMEP candidates	ORP candidates	DLR candidates	BTFA candidates	CEC candidates	SEP candidates

Ricky Muir* Craig Gill	Simon Christie Terry Destry	Greg Chipp John Sherman	Mark Erwood Steve Phillips	Craig Isherwood Robert Barwick	Patrick O'Connor Tania Baptist
Pirate candidates	Group T candidates	Group AJ candidates	Ungrouped candidates

Joseph Miles Geoffrey Hammett	Joseph Toscano Beth Matthews	Bob Nicholls Kylie Nicholls Peter Webb	Lyn Gunter Darrell Morrison

Western Australia

Six Senate places were up for election. The Labor Party was defending two seats. The Liberal Party was defending three seats. The Greens were defending one seat. Senators Chris Back (Liberal), Mathias Cormann (Liberal), Sue Lines (Labor), Rachel Siewert (Greens), Dean Smith (Liberal) and Glenn Sterle (Labor) were not up for re-election.

The Senate election in Western Australia was voided by the Court of Disputed Returns after the Australian Electoral Commission lost 1,375 ballot papers during an official recount. The initially elected candidates below were declared to have not been elected, and a 2014 special election was held as a result.

Labor candidates	Liberal candidates	Greens candidates	National candidates	Palmer candidates	KAP candidates

Joe Bullock* Louise Pratt Peter Foster Suliman Ali	David Johnston* Michaelia Cash* Linda Reynolds* Slade Brockman Steve Thomas Chris Oughton	Scott Ludlam* Kate Davis Adam Duncan	David Wirrpanda David Eagles	Dio Wang Chamonix Terblanche	Anthony Fels Susan Hoddinott
SFP candidates	Christians candidates	FFP candidates	Sex Party candidates	Wikileaks candidates	LDP candidates

Murray Bow John Parkes	Jamie van Burgel Justin Moseley	Linda Rose Henry Heng	Steve Palmer Mark Coleman	Gerry Georgatos Suresh Rajan	Jim Fryar Neil Hamilton
Democrats candidates	Smokers candidates	HEMP candidates	SEP candidates	AVP candidates	AFLP candidates

Chris Fernandez William Thiel	Max Katz-Barber Daniel Di Rado	Michael Balderstone Tayla Moylan	Peter Symonds Joe Lopez	Brian Parkes Sean Butler	Jay Edwards Ross Finlayson
Secular candidates	Aust Inds candidates	NCTCS candidates	SPP candidates	ORP candidates	AJP candidates

Edward Atkins Simon Cuthbert	Daryl Higgins Patricia Irving	Adrian Byass Heather Dewar	Peter Strachan John Banks	David Fishlock Kim Kinninmont	Katrina Love Alicia Sutton
AMEP candidates	Sports candidates	RUAP candidates	Ungrouped candidates

Richie Howlett Sharon Young	Wayne Dropulich* Al Lackovic	Jane Foreman Joanne Bennett	Robert Farmer (ON)

Summary by party

Beside each party is the number of seats contested by that party in the House of Representatives for each state, as well as an indication of whether the party contested the Senate election in the respective state.

Party	NSW		Vic		Qld		WA		SA		Tas		ACT		NT		Total
Party	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S
Australian Labor Party	48	*	37	*	30	*	15	*	11	*	5	*	2	*	2	*	150	8
Liberal Party of Australia	39	*	36	*			15	*	11	*	5	*	2	*			108	6
Liberal National Party					30	*											30	1
National Party of Australia	10	*	4	*			5	*	1	*							20	4
Country Liberal Party															2	*	2	1
Australian Greens	48	*	37	*	30	*	15	*	11	*	5	*	2	*	2	*	150	8
Palmer United Party	48	*	37	*	30	*	15	*	11	*	5	*	2	*	2	*	150	8
Family First Party		*	37	*	30	*	11	*	11	*	4	*					93	6
Rise Up Australia Party	7	*	31	*	17	*	13	*	1	*	4	*	1	*	2	*	76	8
Christian Democratic Party	48	*															48	1
Katter's Australian Party	15	*	11	*	26	*	7	*	3	*	1	*		*			39	7
Australian Sex Party	2	*	29	*	2	*	1	*		*	1	*		*	1	*	36	8
Democratic Labour Party	17	*	13	*	1	*			1	*	1	*					33	5
Australian Christians			15	*		*	15	*		*	1	*					31	5
Citizens Electoral Council	6		2	*	7		6								2	*	23	2
One Nation	11	*		*	4	*		*		*							15	5
Bullet Train For Australia	7	*	3	*									2	*			12	3
Australia First Party	8	*	1			*			1								10	2
Australian Stable Population Party	4	*	3	*	2	*		*		*	1	*		*		*	10	8
Secular Party of Australia	1	*	3	*	3	*		*		*	1		1				9	5
Country Alliance			8	*						*		*					8	3
Socialist Alliance	2	*	2		1		1		1								7	1
Australian Independents	3	*	1	*	2	*		*		*		*		*		*	6	8
Australian Voice Party	1	*		*	3	*		*									4	4
Non-Custodial Parents Party	2	*	1														3	1
Australian Protectionist Party		*	1			*	2										3	2
Australian Democrats		*		*		*	2	*		*			1				3	5
Future Party	1	*			1												2	1
Animal Justice Party		*	2	*		*		*		*				*			2	6
Australian First Nations Political Party															2	*	2	1
Liberal Democratic Party		*	1	*		*		*		*		*					1	6
Senator Online		*	1	*		*						*					1	4
Uniting Australia Party		*			1	*										*	1	3
Australian Sports Party							1	*									1	1
Voluntary Euthanasia Party		*								*				*	1		1	3
Shooters and Fishers Party		*		*		*		*		*		*				*		7
Australian Fishing and Lifestyle Party		*		*		*		*		*		*						6
HEMP Party		*		*		*		*		*		*						6
No Carbon Tax Climate Sceptics		*		*		*		*		*		*						6
Outdoor Recreation Party		*		*		*		*		*		*						6
Smokers Rights Party		*		*		*		*		*		*						6
Australian Motoring Enthusiast Party		*		*		*		*		*								5
Socialist Equality Party		*		*		*		*		*								5
Building Australia Party		*		*		*				*								4
Pirate Party Australia		*		*		*						*						4
Republican Party of Australia		*		*		*						*						4
Drug Law Reform Party		*		*						*				*				4
Stop CSG Party		*		*		*												3
Wikileaks Party		*		*				*										3
Carers Alliance		*																1
Bank Reform Party				*														1
Nick Xenophon Group										*								1
Independent and other	23	*	28	*	13	*	3		3	*	1	*		*	1		72	6

Unregistered parties and groups

The Socialist Party endorsed Anthony Main in Melbourne (Vic).
The 21st Century Australia Party endorsed Jamie McIntyre in New England (NSW).
The Progressive Labour Party endorsed Susanna Scurry in Newcastle (NSW).

Former candidates

Labor

Trevor Drake: originally preselected candidate for Labor-held Dobell (NSW). He was not endorsed by the central executive and withdrew his nomination in August.^[35]
Des Hardman: originally preselected candidate for LNP-held Forde (Qld).
Geoff Lake: originally preselected candidate for Labor-held Hotham (Vic). Lake was disendorsed in August 2013 after revelations of a tirade eleven years previously against a wheelchair-bound fellow councillor.^[36]
Ken Robertson: originally preselected candidate for Independent-held Kennedy (Qld). Robertson withdrew after a furore surrounding comments in which he called Opposition Leader Tony Abbott a racist and a supporter of the White Australia policy.^[37]
Jeff Salvestro-Martin: originally preselected candidate for Liberal-held Bennelong (NSW). Salvestro-Martin was disendorsed in June 2013 when he was called before the Independent Commission Against Corruption regarding undisclosed political donations.^[38]

Liberal

Michael Burr: originally preselected candidate for Labor-held Braddon (Tas). Burr withdrew in July 2012 due to ill health.^[39]
Ben Collier: originally preselected candidate for Labor-held McEwen (Vic). Collier withdrew on 4 April 2013 to spend more time with his family.^[40]
Anne Ruston: originally preselected as the third candidate on the South Australian Liberal ticket. Ruston was instead appointed to the Senate on 5 September 2012 to fill the vacancy caused by Mary Jo Fisher's resignation, and thus assumed a long-term vacancy that will not expire until 2017.^[41]
Jeff Shelley: originally preselected candidate for Labor-held Isaacs (Vic). Shelley was replaced by Garry Spencer in February 2013, citing personal reasons.^[42]

National

Nick Cleary: originally preselected for Labor-held Throsby (NSW). Cleary withdrew to spend more time with his family.^[43]
James De Barro: originally preselected for Liberal-held Barker (SA). De Barro withdrew in late May due to family circumstances.^[44]
Richard Torbay: originally preselected for independent-held New England (NSW). Torbay withdrew and resigned from the party in March 2013 over his ties to former Labor powerbroker Eddie Obeid.

Greens

Mehreen Faruqi: originally preselected for the third position on the Greens' New South Wales Senate ticket. Faruqi was instead preselected for the casual vacancy caused by current Greens MLC Cate Faehrmann's resignation to run for the Senate.
Jim McDonald: originally preselected for LNP-held Fairfax (Qld). He resigned in May following irregularities with his local party membership.^[45]
Debbie Robertson: originally preselected for Labor-held Chifley (NSW). Robertson withdrew for family reasons.^[46]

Palmer United Party

Roland Abrahams: originally preselected for Labor-held Wills (Vic).
Mark Bryant: originally preselected for Labor-held Maribyrnong (Vic). Bryant was replaced without comment by Philip Cutler in early July.^[47]^[48]
Terry Guthridge: originally preselected for Labor-held Melbourne Ports (Vic).
Diane Hamilton: originally preselected for Labor-held Capricornia (Qld).
Nathanael Marler: originally preselected for LNP-held Bonner (Qld).
Jim McEvoy: originally preselected for LNP-held Groom (Qld).
Linton Mudie: originally preselected for Labor-held Hindmarsh (SA).
Jimmy Ng: originally preselected for Labor-held Kingsford Smith (NSW).
Dennis Pallos: originally preselected for Labor-held Grayndler (NSW).
Matine Rahmani: originally preselected for Labor-held Bendigo (Vic). Rahmani opted to instead contest the seat as an independent.
Simon Rock: originally preselected for Independent-held Lyne (NSW).
Nataliya Shkuratova: originally preselected for Liberal-held Goldstein (Vic).
Will Tomlinson: originally preselected for National-held Gippsland (Vic).
Michael Tudman: originally preselected for LNP-held Wide Bay (Qld).
Teresa van Lieshout: originally preselected for Labor-held Fremantle (WA). Van Lieshout was disendorsed by the party in July 2013.^[49] A few days later she was endorsed by the Australian Protectionist Party.^[50]

Katter's Australian Party

Jamie Cavanough: originally preselected for Labor-held Greenway (NSW). He ran instead for the Australian Voice Party.
Tess Corbett: originally preselected for Liberal-held Wannon (Vic). Corbett withdrew from the contest in January 2013 after a furore surrounding her comments comparing homosexuality to paedophilia.^[51] She was preselected for the seat by the Australian Christians in June.^[52]
Lee Luvara: originally preselected for Liberal-held Indi (Vic).
James Martinek: originally preselected for Liberal-held Murray (Vic).
Hadley Mills: originally preselected for LNP-held Bonner (Qld).
Dennis O'Day: originally preselected for Labor-held Canberra (ACT).
Brian Watts: originally preselected for National-held O'Connor (WA).
Greg Wiszniewski: originally preselected for LNP-held McPherson (Qld).

Other parties

Stephanie Banister (One Nation): originally preselected for Labor-held Rankin, but withdrew from the election on 10 August following a gaffe-filled television interview in which she mistook Islam for a country.^[53]
Matt Darragh (Family First): originally preselected for LNP-held Flynn (Qld).
Clayton Denny (One Nation): originally preselected for Labor-held Kingston (SA).
Ron Dickinson (Australian Independents): originally preselected for Labor-held Oxley (Qld).
Anthony Fernie (Australian Independents): originally preselected for Liberal-held Gilmore (NSW).
Adrian Ford (Citizens Electoral Council): originally preselected for Labor-held Sydney (NSW).
Deanne Graf (Christian Democrats): originally preselected for Labor-held Eden-Monaro (NSW).
Barry Grant (One Nation): originally preselected for Labor-held Petrie (Qld).
Julian Grayson (Christian Democrats): originally preselected for Labor-held Charlton (NSW).
Phil Howarth (Democratic Labour): originally preselected for Labor-held Lindsay (NSW).
John Kearney (One Nation): originally preselected for CLP-held Solomon (NT).
Warren Kogler (Australian Christians): originally preselected for Labor-held Bendigo (Vic).
Tony Pettitt (Australia First): originally preselected for Liberal-held Macquarie (NSW).
Witold Wiszniewski (Christian Democrats): originally preselected for Liberal-held Bradfield (NSW).

Independent

Fernando Alba: originally running for LNP-held Bowman (Qld).
Noah Beecher Kelk: originally running for Labor-held Melbourne Ports (Vic).
Peter Bland: originally running for Labor-held McEwen (Vic).
Ray Buckley: originally running for Labor-held Eden-Monaro (NSW).
Stuart Christie: originally running for Labor-held Dobell (NSW).
Tom Ellison: originally running for Labor-held Bass (Tas).
John Green: originally running for Labor-held Gellibrand (Vic).
Bill Gupta: originally running for Labor-held Batman (Vic).
Phillip Jobson: originally running for Labor-held Makin (SA).
Alan Lappin: originally running for Liberal-held Indi (Vic). He withdrew after suffering a heart attack.
Kade Lengyel: originally running for Labor-held Isaacs (Vic).
Kimberley Maurno: originally running for Labor-held Makin (SA).
Daniel Smith: originally running for Liberal-held Gilmore (NSW).

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