Federal electorates

Find your seat

150 electorates across the country. Open yours to see who holds it, by how much, and how they vote in your name.

The capitals, where 84 of the 150 seats are

Sydney 25 seats

Melbourne 26 seats

Brisbane 12 seats

Perth 11 seats

Adelaide 7 seats

Canberra 3 seats

Labor94Liberal33Independent10Nationals8One Nation2KAP1Greens1Centre Alliance1

Area is land, not people. Every division elects one member, but 3 of the 150 cover half the continent — Durack is 1,410,947 km² and Wentworth is 31 km², a ratio of about 45,514:1. That is why the capitals are drawn separately above.

All 150 divisions matched a seat in Verity’s record.

Boundaries are the ABS's Mesh Block approximation of the AEC's legal electoral divisions, published for statistical use. They are close, but they are not the legal boundary — to find the division you actually vote in, look up your postcode.

Offshore external territories (Cocos, Christmas, Norfolk and Lord Howe islands) are outside the frame. They are part of Lingiari and Bean, whose mainland extent is shown in full. Boundaries: Australian Bureau of Statistics, Commonwealth Electoral Divisions 2025 (ASGS Edition 3), licensed CC BY 4.0. Albers equal-area conic, standard parallels 18°S and 36°S. Party holding each seat is from Verity’s current member record.

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WA

What about the Senate?

Senators aren't elected for an electorate — they represent a whole state or territory. Twelve for each state, two for each territory.

NSW senators →VIC senators →QLD senators →WA senators →SA senators →TAS senators →ACT senators →NT senators →

No longer in the House

5 seats Verity still holds a record for, but which no longer return a member — abolished or redistributed at a past redistribution. Their pages stay live because links to them exist, and the historical record behind them is real.