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Anthony Marsh

Liberal member for Nepean in the Legislative Assembly, first elected in 2026. Outgoing member: every seat is up for election on 28 November.

Party website: Liberal Victoria (no personal website listed)

Party
Liberal
District
Nepean
Donations to them
$5,000
Donations to their party
$1.9m

Nepean in violet, within Eastern Victoria.

Roles

  1. 2 May 2026 to nowMember for Nepean

Where they stand

A snapshot of their record on the issues shaping this election, taken from how they voted, what they've said and the portfolios they've held. Reviewed 6 Nov 2026.

Crime and bail

Has raised local break-ins and antisocial behaviour and criticised the government for voting down the opposition's version of Jack's law.

  • Said23 Sep 2026In a grievance debate, said Labor had voted down the opposition's Jack's law bill while promising its own after the election, and cited a home invasion in Nepean by intruders with machetes.Hansard, Legislative Assembly

Housing and renting

Has called for government-funded homelessness outreach on the southern Mornington Peninsula and asked the government to rule out rezoning green wedge land to meet housing targets.

  • Said18 Jun 2026In an adjournment matter, said seven people experiencing homelessness had died on the Mornington Peninsula in 18 months and asked the Minister for Housing and Building to fund outreach workers and case managers in Nepean.Hansard, Legislative Assembly
  • Said12 Aug 2026In a constituency question, asked the Minister for Planning to rule out rezoning green wedge land or moving the urban growth boundary on the Mornington Peninsula to meet housing targets.Hansard, Legislative Assembly

Treaty and First Peoples

Nothing on the record found in this review.

Transport and roads

Has focused on potholes and road maintenance on the Mornington Peninsula, started a public pothole-reporting website, and backed the Coalition's $5 billion road repair pledge.

  • Said8 Sep 2026In an adjournment matter, asked the Minister for Roads and Road Safety to review the cost to Martha Cove residents of a lighting upgrade for the Safety Beach underpass.Hansard, Legislative Assembly
  • Said9 Sep 2026In a matter of public importance debate on road maintenance, cited Auditor-General figures that 48 per cent of the state road network was rated poor or very poor by 2024, and pointed to the Liberals and Nationals' $5 billion, four-year road repair commitment.Hansard, Legislative Assembly

AI and technology

Nothing on the record found in this review.

Gambling and racing

Nothing on the record found in this review.

Cost of living

Nothing on the record found in this review.

Health

Has called for state funding of a new CT scanner at Rosebud Hospital and questioned whether the promised free dental clinics could reach every Victorian each year.

  • Said10 Sep 2026In a constituency question, asked the Minister for Health when the government would fund the rest of the cost of a new CT scanner at Rosebud Hospital, which locals were asked to raise $1.5 million for.Hansard, Legislative Assembly
  • Said23 Sep 2026In a grievance debate, said the new free dental clinics would treat about 100,000 people a year, far short of a check-up for every Victorian each year.Hansard, Legislative Assembly
How these snapshots are made. Each position links to a dated source: a recorded vote in Hansard, the member's own words in Parliament or official releases, or a portfolio they held. Where only the party's position could be found, it is tagged “Party” and is not counted as the member's own. Party members usually vote together, so a vote often reflects the party's position rather than a personal one. Topics with nothing on the record say so rather than guessing. Nothing here is a rating or a recommendation.