Who's funding the campaign

Who has disclosed

Both the donor and the recipient must disclose. Where only one has, the other may still be within their 21 days.

Reading these figures

• Only donations at or above the disclosure threshold have to be disclosed ($1,290 in 2026–27). Smaller donations don't appear.
• Donations to party candidates are often made to the party itself, so check the party as well as the candidate.
• Donors are matched on name plus the suburb and state on the VEC record. The same name in a different place is treated as a different donor. Records with no location are grouped by name and flagged.
• “Organisations” are donors whose names show a legal form (Pty Ltd, Trust, Inc) or an organisation word (Union, Association, Council, Group, Fund and so on). “People” are names that start with a recognised first name. Brand-style names (for example a bank or betting company with no “Ltd”) and first names the name list doesn't recognise are counted as “Unclear”. It's an estimate from names, not a VEC classification.
• Company, trust, partnership and incorporated association labels come from the donor's name (for example “Pty Ltd” or “Trustee for”). Organisations without one of those words in their name aren't labelled.
• Organisations show their suburb. Individuals show their state only, and full addresses are never shown.