Riverina (NSW)

Riverina is a federal electoral division in NSW covering 52,410.1 km², currently held by Michael McCormack (NAT).

Statistics

Area52,410.1 km²
Population (2021 Census)161,349
Population density3.08/km²
Median age40
Median personal income$734/week
Median household income$1,374/week
Median family income$1,810/week
Median rent$260/week
Median mortgage repayment$1,309/month
Average household size2.4
Average persons per bedroom0.7

Election (2025)

Enrolment128,537
Turnout92.8% (+1.11 swing)
Informal vote11.27% (+4.21 swing)
Result (two-candidate-preferred)Michael Mccormack (NP) 62.62% (margin 12.6pts) (+2.91 swing)
National benchmark (notional Labor v Coalition)Liberal/National Coalition 62.62% (margin 12.6pts) (-2.91 swing)

First preferences, every candidate (★ = elected):

CandidatePartyVotes %Swing
Michael Mccormack ★The Nationals42,67840.32%+5.93pts
Mark JeffresonLabor19,50618.43%-6.5pts
Mark CraigPauline Hanson's One Nation10,4279.85%+2.5pts
Jenny RolfeIndependent6,9096.53%+6.53pts
James GoodenIndependent5,0804.8%+4.8pts
Pheonix ValxoriThe Greens4,7674.5%-2.24pts
Desiree GregoryShooters, Fishers and Farmers Party4,2173.98%-0.09pts
Christine OnleyLibertarian2,3382.21%+2.21pts
Richard FoleyCitizens Party2,2332.11%+2.11pts
Mark BurgeFamily First2,1512.03%+2.03pts
Grant HardwickIndependent1,8611.76%+1.76pts
Barbara BaikieIndependent1,8581.76%+1.76pts
Jake DavisIndependent1,8121.71%+1.71pts

Member

MemberMichael McCormack (NAT)
Positions held—

Voting attendance

91.5% (2,725 of 2,977 possible votes), 0 votes against the party line. Source: They Vote For You.

Expenses claimed, 2025Q03 to 2026Q02

Total: $531,290 over 4 quarters. Source: IPEA, via Political Gadgets' expenses section.

Employee Travel$67,983
International Travel$20,357
Office Facilities$141,752
Office Administration$218,704
Other Car Costs$12,473
Scheduled Commercial Transport$16,278
Unscheduled Commercial Transport$11,642
Travel Allowance$40,026
Telecommunications$2,076

Clusters

Position tierBackbencher
Area band10,000–100,000 km²
StateNSW
Urban/ruralRural/Regional

AEC profile · They Vote For You · Michael McCormack on Political Gadgets

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Geometry: AEC federal electoral boundaries (2025). Demographics: ABS Data API (Census 2021, CED 2021 boundaries). Election results: AEC 2025 tally room. Expenses: IPEA via indexpenses. Attendance & positions: They Vote For You. See the About popup for licensing and caveats.