Senate · 1 July 2026
Matters of Urgency — Cost of Living
21–19
The ayes have it
← AyesNoes →
Labor 18Liberal 12One Nation 4Nationals 2JLN 1Independent 1CLP 1UAP 1Did not vote 36
Party by party
| Party | Aye | No |
|---|---|---|
| Labor | – | 18 |
| Liberal | 12 | – |
| One Nation | 4 | – |
| Nationals | 2 | – |
| JLN | – | 1 |
| Independent | 1 | – |
| CLP | 1 | – |
| UAP | 1 | – |
How every member voted
40 recorded votes in this division. Names as they appear in the official division record.
Voted Aye (21)
- Jacinta Nampijinpa PriceCLP · Northern Territory
- David PocockIndependent · Australian Capital Territory
- Wendy AskewLiberal · Tasmania
- Slade BrockmanLiberal · Western Australia
- Michaelia CashLiberal · Western Australia
- Richard ColbeckLiberal · Tasmania
- Sarah HendersonLiberal · Victoria
- Maria KovacicLiberal · New South Wales
- Kerrynne LiddleLiberal · South Australia
- Andrew McLachlanLiberal · South Australia
- Matt O'SullivanLiberal · Western Australia
- James PatersonLiberal · Victoria
- Anne RustonLiberal · South Australia
- Paul ScarrLiberal · Queensland
- Ross CadellNationals · New South Wales
- Susan McDonaldNationals · Queensland
- Sean BellOne Nation · New South Wales
- Pauline HansonOne Nation · Queensland
- Malcolm RobertsOne Nation · Queensland
- Tyron WhittenOne Nation · Western Australia
- Ralph BabetUAP · Victoria
Voted No (19)
- Tammy TyrrellJLN · Tasmania
- Michelle Ananda-RajahLabor · Victoria
- Carol BrownLabor · Tasmania
- Raff CicconeLabor · Victoria
- Lisa DarmaninLabor · Victoria
- Josh DolegaLabor · Tasmania
- Varun GhoshLabor · Western Australia
- Karen GroganLabor · South Australia
- Sue LinesLabor · Western Australia
- Jenny McAllisterLabor · New South Wales
- Deborah O'NeillLabor · New South Wales
- Helen PolleyLabor · Tasmania
- Tony SheldonLabor · New South Wales
- Glenn SterleLabor · Western Australia
- Jana StewartLabor · Victoria
- Charlotte WalkerLabor · South Australia
- Jess WalshLabor · Victoria
- Murray WattLabor · Queensland
- Ellie WhiteakerLabor · Western Australia
Division record, 1 July 2026 · source: TheyVoteForYou, from the official Hansard division record. Original division record
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