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Victoria: federal MPs and senators

Victoria has 50 federal parliamentarians: 38 members of the House of Representatives and 12 senators.

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NamePartyChamberSeatRole
Abdo, BasemAustralian Labor PartyHouseCalwell, VIC
Aldred, MaryLiberal PartyHouseMonash, VICOpposition Whip
Ananda-Rajah, MichelleAustralian Labor PartySenateVIC
Babet, RalphUnited Australia PartySenateVICUnited Australia Party Whip
Belyea, JodieAustralian Labor PartyHouseDunkley, VIC
Birrell, SamNational PartyHouseNicholls, VIC
Briskey, JoAustralian Labor PartyHouseMaribyrnong, VIC
Burns, JoshAustralian Labor PartyHouseMacnamara, VIC
Chester, DarrenNational PartyHouseGippsland, VICDeputy Leader of the National Party
Chesters, LisaAustralian Labor PartyHouseBendigo, VIC
Ciccone, RaffAustralian Labor PartySenateVIC
Coker, LibbyAustralian Labor PartyHouseCorangamite, VIC
Darmanin, LisaAustralian Labor PartySenateVICDeputy Government Whip in the Senate
Doyle, MaryAustralian Labor PartyHouseAston, VIC
Dreyfus, MarkAustralian Labor PartyHouseIsaacs, VIC
Fernando, CassandraAustralian Labor PartyHouseHolt, VIC
Garland, CarinaAustralian Labor PartyHouseChisholm, VIC
Giles, AndrewAustralian Labor PartyHouseScullin, VICMinister for Skills and Training
Gregg, MattAustralian Labor PartyHouseDeakin, VIC
Haines, HelenIndependentHouseIndi, VIC
Henderson, SarahLiberal PartySenateVIC
Hill, JulianAustralian Labor PartyHouseBruce, VICAssistant Minister for Citizenship, Customs and Multicultural Affairs; Assistant Minister for International Education
Hodgins-May, StephAustralian GreensSenateVICDeputy Leader of the Australian Greens
Hume, JaneLiberal PartySenateVICDeputy Leader of the Opposition
Jordan-Baird, AliceAustralian Labor PartyHouseGorton, VIC
Kearney, GedAustralian Labor PartyHouseCooper, VICAssistant Minister for Social Services; Assistant Minister for the Prevention of Family Violence
Khalil, PeterAustralian Labor PartyHouseWills, VICAssistant Minister for Defence
King, CatherineAustralian Labor PartyHouseBallarat, VICMinister for Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government
Marles, RichardAustralian Labor PartyHouseCorio, VICDeputy Prime Minister; Minister for Defence
McKenzie, BridgetNational PartySenateVICLeader of the Nationals in the Senate
McKenzie, ZoeLiberal PartyHouseFlinders, VIC
Mitchell, RobAustralian Labor PartyHouseMcEwen, VIC
Mulino, DanielAustralian Labor PartyHouseFraser, VICAssistant Treasurer; Minister for Financial Services
Ng, GabrielAustralian Labor PartyHouseMenzies, VIC
O'Neil, ClareAustralian Labor PartyHouseHotham, VICMinister for Housing; Minister for Homelessness; Minister for Cities
Paterson, JamesLiberal PartySenateVIC
Rae, SamAustralian Labor PartyHouseHawke, VICMinister for Aged Care and Seniors
Ryan, JoanneAustralian Labor PartyHouseLalor, VICChief Government Whip
Ryan, MoniqueIndependentHouseKooyong, VIC
Stewart, JanaAustralian Labor PartySenateVIC
Tehan, DanLiberal PartyHouseWannon, VICManager of Opposition Business
Thorpe, LidiaIndependentSenateVICIndependent VIC Whip
Thwaites, KateAustralian Labor PartyHouseJagajaga, VIC
Violi, AaronLiberal PartyHouseCasey, VIC
Walsh, JessAustralian Labor PartySenateVICMinister for Early Childhood Education; Minister for Youth
Watts, TimAustralian Labor PartyHouseGellibrand, VIC
Webster, AnneNational PartyHouseMallee, VIC
Wilson, TimLiberal PartyHouseGoldstein, VIC
Witty, SarahAustralian Labor PartyHouseMelbourne, VIC
Wood, JasonLiberal PartyHouseLa Trobe, VIC

Generated 2026-11-15 • Voting data: aph.gov.au division records • Political Gadgets