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2025 Australian General Election

Australia held its parliamentary election on May 3, 2025. All 150 seats in the House of Representatives were up for election, and a party needed to win at least 76 seats to form a majority government.

The incumbent Labor Party, which had trailed in the polls leading up to the campaign, won a shock landslide over the opposition Liberal/National Party Coalition. Incumbent Prime Minister Anthony Albanese secured 94 seats for his party, the largest number of seats ever won by a single party in Australian political history, a tying the Coalition's mandate in 1996 as the country's largest government in history.


PartyVotesPercentage Seats (Change from 2022)
Labor Party5,354,13834.56% 94 (+17)
Liberal-National Coalition4,929,40231.82% 43 (-15)
Liberal Party3,205,216 20.69%18 (-9)
Liberal-National Party1,099,6237.10% 16 (-5)
National Party588,7783.80% 9 (-1)
Independents1,126,0517.27% 10 (-)
Australian Greens1,889,97712.20% 1 (-3)
Katter's Australian51,7750.33% 1 (-)
Centre Alliance37,4530.24% 1 (-)
Others2,101,44013.58% 0
TOTALS:15,490,236100% 150
Two-Party-Preferred Vote
Labor Party8,553,23155.22%
Liberal-National Coalition6,937,00544.78%

2022 Australian Election








I didn't stick to the weather.