Who's on your ballotVictorian state election, Saturday 28 November 2026
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The Greens

On the ballot paper as “The Greens”, registered with the VEC as Australian Greens Victoria. Standing in 88 of 88 lower house districts and 8 of 8 upper house regions at the election on Saturday 28 November.

Party website: Victorian Greens

Lower house candidates
88
Upper house candidates
40
Outgoing MPs
6 2 lower, 4 upper
Donations disclosed
$475k

Standing in every district. See every candidate.

How they've voted

The Greens had 6 MPs in the outgoing Parliament. These are the votes used for the issues on this site: what was voted on, and how the party's MPs voted. Its MPs voted in 959 of the 1,044 recorded divisions from 20 Dec 2022 to 24 Sep 2026.

Voted for

Voted against

Crime and bail

  • Against14 Aug 2025Bail Further Amendment Bill 2025, lower house. On: passing the bill (second and third reading). The government's 2025 changes to bail laws. Ellen Sandell and Gabrielle de Vietri voted against. Passed 73–3.Hansard, Legislative Assembly
  • Against26 Aug 2025Bail Further Amendment Bill 2025, upper house. On: passing the bill (third reading). The government's 2025 changes to bail laws. 0 of their MPs voted for, 4 against. Passed 28–6.Hansard, Legislative Council

Housing and renting

  • For1 Apr 2026Residential Tenancies Amendment (Rent Controls) Bill 2026, lower house. On: letting the bill be introduced (a procedural vote). A Greens bill to cap rent increases. Ellen Sandell and Gabrielle de Vietri voted for. Lost 31–48.Hansard, Legislative Assembly
  • For6 Mar 2025Consumer and Planning Legislation Amendment (Housing Statement Reform) Bill 2024, upper house. On: passing the bill (third reading). Changed rental, strata and planning laws, including ending notices to vacate at the end of a first fixed-term lease. 4 of their MPs voted for, 0 against. Passed 22–17.Hansard, Legislative Council

Treaty and First Peoples

  • For16 Oct 2025Statewide Treaty Bill 2025, lower house. On: passing the bill (second and third reading). Makes Victoria's first statewide treaty with First Peoples law. Ellen Sandell voted for. Passed 54–27.Hansard, Legislative Assembly
  • For30 Oct 2025Statewide Treaty Bill 2025, upper house. On: passing the bill (third reading). Makes Victoria's first statewide treaty with First Peoples law. 4 of their MPs voted for, 0 against. Passed 21–16.Hansard, Legislative Council

Transport and roads

  • For31 Oct 2024Transport Infrastructure and Planning Legislation Amendment Bill 2024, lower house. On: passing the bill (second and third reading). Lets the Premier declare precinct projects around major transport works, including the Suburban Rail Loop. Ellen Sandell and Gabrielle de Vietri voted for. Passed 50–23.Hansard, Legislative Assembly
  • For3 Jun 2026Motion on free public transport, upper house. On: agreeing to the motion. A Greens motion calling on the government to make public transport permanently free and more frequent. 4 of their MPs voted for, 0 against. Lost 7–31.Hansard, Legislative Council

AI and technology

  • For11 Aug 2026Planning and Environment Amendment (AI Data Centres Moratorium) Bill 2026, lower house. On: letting the bill be introduced (a procedural vote). A Greens bill to pause approvals of new hyperscale AI data centres. Ellen Sandell and Gabrielle de Vietri voted for. Lost 31–50.Hansard, Legislative Assembly

Gambling and racing

  • For20 Mar 2025Gambling Legislation Amendment (Pre-commitment and Carded Play) Bill 2024, lower house. On: passing the bill (second and third reading). Provides for pre-commitment limits and carded play on poker machines. Ellen Sandell and Gabrielle de Vietri voted for. Passed 53–25.Hansard, Legislative Assembly
  • For17 Jun 2025Gambling Legislation Amendment Bill 2025, upper house. On: passing the bill (third reading). Changed the licensing framework for gaming machine monitoring and public lotteries. 4 of their MPs voted for, 0 against. Passed 22–14.Hansard, Legislative Council

Cost of living

  • No vote20 Mar 2025Fire Services Property Amendment (Emergency Services and Volunteers Fund) Bill 2025, lower house. On: passing the bill (third reading). Replaced the fire services property levy with a broader Emergency Services and Volunteers Fund levy. No The Greens MP voted in this division. Passed 50–25.Hansard, Legislative Assembly
  • For15 May 2025Fire Services Property Amendment (Emergency Services and Volunteers Fund) Bill 2025, upper house. On: passing the bill (third reading). Replaced the fire services property levy with a broader Emergency Services and Volunteers Fund levy. 4 of their MPs voted for, 0 against. Passed 22–17.Hansard, Legislative Council

Health

  • Against5 Feb 2026Health Safeguards for People Born with Variations in Sex Characteristics Bill 2025, lower house. On: a reasoned amendment to withdraw and redraft the bill after further consultation with the medical sector (a procedural vote; the Assembly did not divide on passing the bill). Sets rules and an approval process for certain medical treatment of people born with variations in sex characteristics. Ellen Sandell and Gabrielle de Vietri voted against. Lost 26–54.Hansard, Legislative Assembly
  • For19 Feb 2026Health Safeguards for People Born with Variations in Sex Characteristics Bill 2025, upper house. On: passing the bill (third reading). Sets rules and an approval process for certain medical treatment of people born with variations in sex characteristics. 4 of their MPs voted for, 0 against. Passed 24–15.Hansard, Legislative Council

Who they vote with

How often most of the party's MPs voted the same way as most of each other party's MPs, in the divisions where both voted. Members are counted under the party they were in when Parliament last sat.

Animal Justice Party95% of 669
Legalise Cannabis Victoria91% of 667
Labor61% of 959
Libertarian Party34% of 616
Shooters, Fishers and Farmers21% of 500
The Nationals20% of 950
Liberal Party19% of 958
One Nation18% of 638
Family First12% of 509

From the division lists in Parliament of Victoria Hansard. A division is a recorded vote; most bills also pass without one, on the voices. A procedural vote is about whether or when a bill is debated, not whether it becomes law. Members are grouped by the party they belonged to when Parliament last sat on 24 Sep 2026, including any who changed party during the term; members who left Parliament before then aren't counted.

What their candidates are saying

Quoted word for word from the party profiles and campaign websites of 95 of its 128 candidates, each linked to where it was published. This is what candidates say they stand for, not a summary of party policy: a mention isn't a promise, and silence isn't opposition.

How many of their candidates talk about each issue

Housing and renting54 of 95
Cost of living40 of 95
Health38 of 95
Transport and roads37 of 95
AI and technology5 of 95
Treaty and First Peoples4 of 95
Gambling and racing2 of 95
Crime and bail1 of 95

Crime and bail1 of 95 candidates

  • Website9 Nov 2026“Keep Kids Out of Prison: Raise the Age of Criminal Responsibility.”Aiv Puglielli, North-Eastern Metropolitan Region · aivpuglielli.org.au

Housing and renting54 of 95 candidates

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  • Profile9 Nov 2026“By voting 1 Green we can protect our environment, fix our health system so everyone has access to the care they need and we can build more affordable homes.”Sophie Thorn, Bass District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“With better public housing, access to transport and healthcare we can make Bayswater a place where we can thrive together.”Jess Kennedy, Bayswater District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“With better healthcare, public housing and access to transport we can make Bendigo a place where we can thrive, not just survive.”Michael Tolhurst, Bendigo East District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“I’m standing for Bendigo West to protect our environment, expand affordable housing, tackle the cost-of-living crisis, and fight for First Nations justice and LGBTQIA+ equality.”Liza Shaw, Bendigo West District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“Hi, I'm Roshan I am a local high school teacher who is advocating for education, health and housing to be better funded so that we can fight the cost of living and create a better future for us and our children.”Roshan De Silva, Berwick District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“I understand the cost of living challenges facing the Brighton community, from unaffordable housing to groceries and healthcare.”Ebony Bain, Brighton District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Website9 Nov 2026“Make Housing Affordable: Cap rents and build public housing.”Adam Pulford, Brunswick District · adampulford.com
  • Website9 Nov 2026“We will cap rent increases and double the number of public homes.”Adam Pulford, Brunswick District · adampulford.com
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“The Greens are advocating for real cost of living measures, made possible by taxing billionaires, and supporting those who need it most through public housing, NDIS support and free and frequent public transportation.”Zoe Pegrum, Carrum District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“I am passionate about affordable housing and building more public housing, free and accessible public transportation and fully funded public education and have been a vocal supporter of Palestinian liberation, First Nations & LGBTQIA+ rights.”Conor Boyd-Eedle, Clarinda District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“I am advocating for affordable housing, public transport, health services, safer communities and green spaces.”Annalise Mercer, Cranbourne District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“I’m running to be a warm, engaged representative who brings people together and fights for affordable housing, lower living costs, strong public services and real climate action.”Lini Fernando, Croydon District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“Dandenong deserves a strong and compassionate voice to represent us, so in this state election I am running with the Greens to protect public housing and advocate for better affordable healthcare.”Catherine D'Arcy, Dandenong District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“I am calling for increased investment in public and genuinely affordable housing, stronger renters’ rights and addressing the underlying causes of homelessness.”Talia Gulpilil, Eildon District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“I am a local renter, community volunteer and frontline worker passionate about housing, health and climate justice for regional Victoria.”Sam McColl, Eureka District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“As your councillor for Wattle, I am committed to working with you to achieve sustainable community-focused development, affordable housing and living, green and flourishing active neighbourhoods, and a thriving arts and culture scene.”Elena Pereyra, Footscray District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“The Greens are the only party who can’t be bought and will genuinely listen to our local community. I am advocating for affordable housing, health services, safer communities and strong climate action.”Katie Goulas, Frankston District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“Glen Waverley deserves a Green campaign, and I'm intent on delivering it and ensuring we have properly funded schools, real climate action and affordable renting and housing.”Toyo White, Glen Waverley District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“However, the continued neglect of our public transport infrastructure and housing affordability pushes our young people away.”Isaac Willoughby, Hastings District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“We want action to protect our environment, real solutions to tackle affordability and housing stress, and investment in the public services that ensure everyone can live a dignified life.”Kylie Rocha, Hawthorn District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“We’re building a grassroots campaign that listens to you and advocates for real action on housing, healthcare and our precious environment.”Theresa Slater, Lara District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“I am a Vietnamese Australian Greens councillor and community advocate who is committed to community-led change that centres human rights, climate and housing justice in every decision.”Lucy Nguyen, Laverton District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Website9 Nov 2026“Now I’m fighting for action on climate change, more affordable housing, and a fairer society in the Victorian Parliament.”Ellen Sandell, Melbourne District · ellensandell.com
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“I’m focused on practical Greens policies that will make a real difference in Melton, like affordable housing and fair rents, lower energy bills, safer communities and environmental protection.”Veronika Levchenkova, Melton District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“I also want to see meaningful cost of living relief through affordable housing and rent caps.”Katie Clements, Mildura District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“Unfortunately, we are often overlooked when it comes to affordable and frequent public transport, better protection of our parks and green spaces, and housing affordability.”Binoy Zacharias, Mill Park District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“I’ll work to make our regions fairer and greener through policies that actually deliver affordable homes, a safer climate, and a politics built on empathy and action instead of the current system and political leadership that continues to give corporations and billionaires a free ride.”Merran Blair, Monbulk District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“I live to serve our community and will be running to fight for meaningful climate action to protect our waterways and wildlife, as well as, ensuring accessible public housing for those who need it.”Alex Breskin, Mordialloc District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“During this campaign we can ensure together we have access to high quality accessible public healthcare, housing, education, employment and transport so we can all live a better life.”Rochelle Hine, Morwell District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“I’ve brought a young, fresh voice to Campaspe Shire Council and as candidate for Murray Plains, I’ll continue to push for greater public transport, affordable housing, and climate action that supports our communities.”Zoe Cook, Murray Plains District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“From healthcare to education to housing, I want to ensure every person has equal access to the things they need, regardless of disability, location, cultural background, or financial situation.”Alyssa Weaver, Narracan District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“I hope that through my campaign, young people and families of Narracan can see themselves reflected in and listened to, and that our push for real climate action and affordable housing builds upon the existing local grassroots movement.”Alyssa Weaver, Narracan District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“I believe we can secure affordable housing, protect renters, give first home buyers a better chance of owning a home, and ensure our community remains a place where people from all walks of life can thrive.”Campbell Gome, Northcote District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“I understand what is important to the people of Ovens Valley, and I’m ready to campaign for immediate climate action, affordable and accessible housing, sustainable infrastructure and investing urgently in renewable energy.”Benjamin Gilbert, Ovens Valley District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“If just a few hundred people changed their vote, the Greens could be in the balance of power, so everyone can have a secure, well paid job, an affordable home, and access dental and mental health through Medicare.”Benjamin Gilbert, Ovens Valley District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“In Pascoe Vale, families deserve a good life in the suburbs we call home: affordable housing, climate action and well-funded schools, and local green spaces where we can come together as a community.”Angelica Panopoulos, Pascoe Vale District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“I’m committed to pushing for action on housing, cost of living, protecting our coasts, waters and forests, and creating a sustainable future that builds and supports our region.”Jesse Holden, Polwarth District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“People in Prahran are feeling the pain of soaring rents and a worsening housing crisis, they care deeply about climate action and they’re worried about growing inequality.”Angelica Di Camillo, Prahran District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“I will always stand up for young people and renters, for families and small businesses, and for our climate and the values that make Prahran such a special place to live.”Angelica Di Camillo, Prahran District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“I’m running to make the electorate of Preston fairer and greener by ensuring housing is affordable, renters are secure, and ensure the public acquisition of our iconic Preston market so that the community and traders have a say on its future.”Loki Sangarya, Preston District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Website12 Nov 2026“Unlimited rent increases should be illegal.”Gabrielle de Vietri, Richmond District · gabrielledevietri.org.au
  • Website12 Nov 2026“STOP THE DEMOLITION, SAVE PUBLIC HOUSING”Gabrielle de Vietri, Richmond District · gabrielledevietri.org.au
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“I’m running to help restore hope, push for fair rent and homelessness prevention, protect our local environment, and ensure public resources are spent where they genuinely improve wellbeing and community life.”Amy Mills, Ringwood District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“In Ringwood, people are anxious about housing, cost of living, access to mental health care and the growing impacts of climate change.”Amy Mills, Ringwood District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“Tim is committed to affordable housing, stronger health, education and aged care services, safe and inclusive communities free from violence, and making sure climate action delivers real benefits for regional Victoria.”Tim Drylie, Ripon District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“I’m passionate about creating a future where housing is affordable, public transport is reliable, public education is properly funded and climate action is meaningful and achievable.”Izzy Scherrer, South Barwon District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“I am a youth worker, facilitator, student and Warrnambool local who is committed to building the resilience of our region through strong, evidence based policy to tackle cost of living, housing affordability, access to healthcare, and protecting the natural environment we're famous for!”Silver Rose Watts, South-West Coast District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“No matter where we were born, too many of us are struggling to access affordable housing and having to make hard choices about whether to pay the bills, put food on the table, or get that prescription filled, while the billionaires just get richer.”Lauren Granger-Brown, Sunbury District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“Sydenham has been neglected for too long - I am committed to prioritising community voices, from upgrading our roads to making housing more affordable for everyone.”Maggie Jane, Sydenham District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“We need real policy and action to help our communities afford a good life through public grocery stores, cutting stamp duty, building public housing, rent caps, returning energy provision to public hands, stopping AI data centres and funding arts, culture and environmental initiatives.”Gavin Trewella, Thomastown District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“I am running for politics because we deserve leadership that takes the serious issues seriously: climate action, the housing crisis, food security and community resilience.”Ellen Burns, Wendouree District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“I’m deeply engaged across the community, and intimately understand the pressure of inadequate public transport, high cost of living, and unaffordable housing.”Ellen Burns, Wendouree District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“As your candidate for Werribee, I will push for what matters to our community including strong public transport, affordable housing and climate-resilient infrastructure.”Tushar Kumar, Werribee District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“I want to see real investment in education, health and regional infrastructure, alongside policies that reduce housing insecurity and strengthen local services.”Mat Morgan, Eastern Victoria Region · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Website9 Nov 2026“The Greens will make housing affordable and available by capping the rate that rents can increase.”Aiv Puglielli, North-Eastern Metropolitan Region · aivpuglielli.org.au
  • Website9 Nov 2026“We’ll also fund the construction of thousands more public and affordable homes.”Aiv Puglielli, North-Eastern Metropolitan Region · aivpuglielli.org.au
  • Profile12 Nov 2026“I’ll be fighting for our communities who deserve secure and affordable housing, to be able to put food on the table, and to live in a safe and healthy climate.”Anasina Gray-Barberio, Northern Metropolitan Region · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“That means affordable housing, accessible healthcare, well-funded schools and services that give every person the chance to thrive.”Cate Sinclair, Northern Victoria Region · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“Across the region, families are struggling with unaffordable housing, underfunded schools, and a public health system in decline.”Matthew Kirwan, South-Eastern Metropolitan Region · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“As a public policy professional, community activist and former Greens local councillor, I’ve spent years working on the issues that matter to our community like housing affordability, climate resilience and protecting public services.”Matthew Kirwan, South-Eastern Metropolitan Region · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Website13 Nov 2026“RENT CONTROLS NOW”Sarah Mansfield, Western Victoria Region · sarahmansfield.org.au
  • Website13 Nov 2026“Quality housing people can afford”Sarah Mansfield, Western Victoria Region · sarahmansfield.org.au

Treaty and First Peoples4 of 95 candidates

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Transport and roads37 of 95 candidates

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AI and technology5 of 95 candidates

  • Profile9 Nov 2026“The climate crisis is biting hard, while the billionaire-funded old parties dig up more polluting coal and gas to burn, and dump vampire AI data centres in our neighbourhoods.”Lauren Granger-Brown, Sunbury District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“We need real policy and action to help our communities afford a good life through public grocery stores, cutting stamp duty, building public housing, rent caps, returning energy provision to public hands, stopping AI data centres and funding arts, culture and environmental initiatives.”Gavin Trewella, Thomastown District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“I know the issues facing my community are those which many Victorians and Australians are facing - a forever warming climate, the cost of living crisis, increasing mental health concerns, the rise of AI and a yearning for more connectedness to one another.”Vanessa Muradian, Warrandyte District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
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Gambling and racing2 of 95 candidates

Cost of living40 of 95 candidates

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Health38 of 95 candidates

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Also mentioned

Climate and environment57 of 95 candidates

  • Profile9 Nov 2026“I want to represent all of them with practical, responsible solutions that tackle housing, cost of living, community safety and climate change while restoring trust, integrity and long-term thinking to politics.”Tim Randall, Ashwood District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“By voting 1 Green we can protect our environment, fix our health system so everyone has access to the care they need and we can build more affordable homes.”Sophie Thorn, Bass District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“As a Greens candidate, I'll always put people before corporate interests, reject donations from wealthy individuals and big industries, and work to strengthen healthcare, protect biodiversity, and build resilient regional communities”Graham Parton, Benambra District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
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Education31 of 95 candidates

  • Profile9 Nov 2026“Hi, I'm Roshan I am a local high school teacher who is advocating for education, health and housing to be better funded so that we can fight the cost of living and create a better future for us and our children.”Roshan De Silva, Berwick District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“For affordable rents and housing, fully-funded public schools, hospitals and health services, and representatives who actually work for people, not corporate profits.”Adam Pulford, Brunswick District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“I am passionate about affordable housing and building more public housing, free and accessible public transportation and fully funded public education and have been a vocal supporter of Palestinian liberation, First Nations & LGBTQIA+ rights.”Conor Boyd-Eedle, Clarinda District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
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Integrity15 of 95 candidates

  • Profile9 Nov 2026“I will advocate to tax the big corporations (banks and casinos) to fund universal public services, and ban corporate donations to political parties to reduce corruptive influences on our democracy.”Mitch Pope, Bellarine District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Profile9 Nov 2026“As a Greens candidate, I'll always put people before corporate interests, reject donations from wealthy individuals and big industries, and work to strengthen healthcare, protect biodiversity, and build resilient regional communities”Graham Parton, Benambra District · Australian Greens Victoria candidate profile
  • Website9 Nov 2026“We’ll stop vested interests, like the gambling and property industries, and fossil fuel corporations, from buying influence.”Adam Pulford, Brunswick District · adampulford.com
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Where they're standing

Lower house (Legislative Assembly)88 candidates in 88 of 88 districts

DistrictCandidateRegion
Albert ParkSonya SemmensSouthern Metropolitan
AshwoodTim RandallSouthern Metropolitan
BassSophie ThornEastern Victoria
BayswaterJess KennedyNorth-Eastern Metropolitan
BellarineMitch PopeWestern Victoria
BenambraGraham PartonNorthern Victoria
Bendigo EastMichael TolhurstNorthern Victoria
Bendigo WestLiza ShawNorthern Victoria
BentleighClaire ProctorSouthern Metropolitan
BerwickRoshan De SilvaSouth-Eastern Metropolitan
Box HillAaron QinNorth-Eastern Metropolitan
BrightonEbony BainSouthern Metropolitan
BroadmeadowsMaryam NasimNorthern Metropolitan
BrunswickAdam PulfordNorthern Metropolitan
BulleenTomas LightbodyNorth-Eastern Metropolitan
BundooraNina LaitalaNorth-Eastern Metropolitan
CarrumZoe PegrumSouth-Eastern Metropolitan
CaulfieldAngel DolejšíSouthern Metropolitan
ClarindaConor Boyd-EedleSouth-Eastern Metropolitan
CranbourneAnnalise MercerSouth-Eastern Metropolitan
CroydonLini FernandoNorth-Eastern Metropolitan
DandenongCatherine D'ArcySouth-Eastern Metropolitan
EildonTalia GulpililNorthern Victoria
ElthamRachel BusbridgeNorth-Eastern Metropolitan
EssendonJames WilliamsNorthern Metropolitan
EurekaSam McCollWestern Victoria
EuroaAlysia ReganNorthern Victoria
EvelynAndrew HenleyEastern Victoria
FootscrayElena PereyraWestern Metropolitan
FrankstonKatie GoulasSouth-Eastern Metropolitan
GeelongEmilie FlynnWestern Victoria
Gippsland EastAsh MunroEastern Victoria
Gippsland SouthZave EvansEastern Victoria
Glen WaverleyToyo WhiteNorth-Eastern Metropolitan
GreenvaleDeclan McGinnessNorthern Metropolitan
HastingsIsaac WilloughbyEastern Victoria
HawthornKylie RochaSouthern Metropolitan
IvanhoeNina CrawleyNorth-Eastern Metropolitan
KalkalloPayal TiwariNorthern Metropolitan
KewJackie CarterSouthern Metropolitan
KororoitJoyce McDonaldWestern Metropolitan
LaraTheresa SlaterWestern Victoria
LavertonLucy NguyenWestern Metropolitan
LowanJeff MoranWestern Victoria
MacedonMarley McRae McLeodNorthern Victoria
MalvernGeorgia KatsikisSouthern Metropolitan
MelbourneEllen Sandell Sitting MPNorthern Metropolitan
MeltonVeronika LevchenkovaWestern Victoria
MilduraKatie ClementsNorthern Victoria
Mill ParkBinoy ZachariasNorth-Eastern Metropolitan
MonbulkMerran BlairEastern Victoria
MordiallocAlex BreskinSouth-Eastern Metropolitan
MorningtonKai TitcherEastern Victoria
MorwellRochelle HineEastern Victoria
MulgravePaul J SchofieldSouth-Eastern Metropolitan
Murray PlainsZoe CookNorthern Victoria
NarracanAlyssa WeaverEastern Victoria
Narre Warren NorthHayley PerrySouth-Eastern Metropolitan
Narre Warren SouthJill NambuSouth-Eastern Metropolitan
NepeanSianan HealyEastern Victoria
NiddrieLana NguyenWestern Metropolitan
NorthcoteCampbell GomeNorthern Metropolitan
OakleighHsiang-Han HsiehSouthern Metropolitan
Ovens ValleyBenjamin GilbertNorthern Victoria
PakenhamNasser YawariEastern Victoria
Pascoe ValeAngelica PanopoulosNorthern Metropolitan
Point CookPonraj Krishna PandiWestern Metropolitan
PolwarthJesse HoldenWestern Victoria
PrahranAngelica Di CamilloSouthern Metropolitan
PrestonLoki SangaryaNorthern Metropolitan
RichmondGabrielle de Vietri Sitting MPNorthern Metropolitan
RingwoodAmy MillsNorth-Eastern Metropolitan
RiponTim DrylieWestern Victoria
RowvilleDavid MasseySouth-Eastern Metropolitan
SandringhamTimon FotakisSouthern Metropolitan
SheppartonGrace VerneyNorthern Victoria
South BarwonIzzy ScherrerWestern Victoria
South-West CoastSilver Rose WattsWestern Victoria
St AlbansThuc Bao HuynhWestern Metropolitan
SunburyLauren Granger-BrownWestern Metropolitan
SydenhamMaggie JaneWestern Metropolitan
TarneitA. Raheem RifaiWestern Metropolitan
ThomastownGavin TrewellaNorthern Metropolitan
WarrandyteVanessa MuradianNorth-Eastern Metropolitan
WendoureeEllen BurnsWestern Victoria
WerribeeTushar KumarWestern Metropolitan
WilliamstownBen HockingWestern Metropolitan
Yan YeanGufran MohammedNorthern Victoria

Upper house (Legislative Council)40 candidates in 8 of 8 regions

RegionGroupCandidates, in group order
Eastern VictoriaGroup KMat Morgan, Xero Turnbull, Oliver Jobe, Helen Chauhan, Phillip Watt
North-Eastern MetropolitanGroup KAiv Puglielli Sitting MP, Sophia Sun, Peter Gallagher, Mohamud Hersi, Liezl Shnookal
Northern MetropolitanGroup DAnasina Gray-Barberio Sitting MP, Sam Drummond, Tara Burnett, Hannah Thomas, Tim Sheehan
Northern VictoriaGroup KCate Sinclair, Lucas Maddock, Wil Mikelsons, Helen Robinson, Samantha Bright
South-Eastern MetropolitanGroup HMatthew Kirwan, Louisa Willoughby, Samantha Von Hagt, Amelia Kent, Jayden Hardy
Southern MetropolitanGroup KKatherine Copsey Sitting MP, Rachel Iampolski, Jeffrey Kissubi, Kim Samiotis, Joshua Weaver
Western MetropolitanGroup IBrittney Henderson, Isabella McRae McLeod, Ebony Heins, Niall Harden, Geetha Pathanjalimanoharar
Western VictoriaGroup ASarah Mansfield Sitting MP, Belinda Coates, Steve Veale, Aleisha Smith, Heaven Van Asperen

Outgoing MPsWho held a seat for The Greens when Parliament last sat on 24 Sep 2026

Gabrielle de Vietri
Member for Richmond, standing for Richmond District
Ellen Sandell
Member for Melbourne, standing for Melbourne District
Katherine Copsey
Member for Southern Metropolitan Region, standing for Southern Metropolitan Region
Anasina Gray-Barberio
Member for Northern Metropolitan Region, standing for Northern Metropolitan Region
Sarah Mansfield
Member for Western Victoria Region, standing for Western Victoria Region
Aiv Puglielli
Member for North-Eastern Metropolitan Region, standing for North-Eastern Metropolitan Region

Donations

299 donations to Australian Greens Victoria totalling $475,054, from 156 donors, disclosed to the VEC. See every donation.

Where the money came from
People$448,457 (94%)
Unclear$26,597 (6%)

As published on VEC Disclosures (checked 13 Nov 2026). Donations to individual candidates are on their own pages.

How this page is made. Candidates are from the VEC's official list. Votes are the recorded divisions in Hansard, the same ones used on members' pages: we show what was voted on and how the party's MPs voted, not what a vote means. What candidates say is quoted word for word from their party profiles and campaign websites. We don't summarise or rate party policy, and every party with a page gets the same sections. Parties get a page if they had an outgoing MP or are standing in at least half the districts; every party on the ballot is listed.