Who's on your ballotVictorian state election, Saturday 28 November 2026
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Victorian Socialists

On the ballot paper as “Victorian Socialists”. Standing in 88 of 88 lower house districts and 8 of 8 upper house regions at the election on Saturday 28 November.

Party website: victoriansocialists.org.au

Lower house candidates
88
Upper house candidates
22
Outgoing MPs
0
Donations disclosed
$22k

Standing in every district. See every candidate.

How they've voted

No voting record in the outgoing Parliament. Victorian Socialists had no MPs in the 60th Parliament, so there are no recorded votes to show. Their candidates' own words are below.

What their candidates are saying

Quoted word for word from the party profiles and campaign websites of 110 of its 110 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 renting80 of 110
Health56 of 110
Cost of living52 of 110
Transport and roads32 of 110
Treaty and First Peoples7 of 110
Crime and bail6 of 110
AI and technology2 of 110
Gambling and racing0 of 110

Crime and bail6 of 110 candidates

  • Profile10 Nov 2026“I will call out every cynical move by the state government to blame migrants for the housing crisis, or to whip up racist hysteria to justify ever more money and powers for the police to harass people of colour.”Sagar Sanyal, Bundoora District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“I have also been a strong advocate against the over policing that is rampant in our area whilst being a voice for free and universal healthcare, child care, schooling and support programs - policies I know will actually make our communities safer.”Jack McMahon, Dandenong District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“We need more funding for healthcare, education including childcare, and housing, not more police, prisons, defence or deportations.”Michal Kedem, Essendon District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
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  • Profile10 Nov 2026“That means better public transport, environmentally sustainable planning, strong local services, and communities supported to thrive without resorting to fear-based 'law and order' politics.”Courtney Millett, Kalkallo District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“Or, instead of pouring resources into jailing the most vulnerable in society and dragging activists through the courts, we could target the real criminals – property hoarders who leave homes empty or lease out unsafe, overpriced rentals.”Jordan Van Den Lamb, Melbourne District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“Werribee needs sensible responses to crime and addiction.”Sue Munro, Werribee District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“I know a lot of people are worried about crime and youth crime and that there are a lot of people with simple solutions that have been proven not to work in the past.”Sue Munro, Werribee District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile

Housing and renting80 of 110 candidates

  • Profile10 Nov 2026“I’m running in this election because I want to help turn this situation around and tackle urgent issues like the housing shortage and cost of living crisis.”Liam Kruger, Bentleigh District and 1 other candidate · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“Victorian Socialists stand up for working-class people: for wage increases that keep pace with inflation, services run for people not profit, a building spree of public housing and rent caps.”Colleen Bolger, Albert Park District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“Housing is a human right—we need policy that foregrounds people’s right to a home over the power of mega-investors to turn a profit.”Jacob Van Der Eynden, Ashwood District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
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Treaty and First Peoples7 of 110 candidates

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Transport and roads32 of 110 candidates

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AI and technology2 of 110 candidates

Gambling and racing

Not mentioned by any of their candidates, in what we read.

Cost of living52 of 110 candidates

  • Profile10 Nov 2026“I’m running in this election because I want to help turn this situation around and tackle urgent issues like the housing shortage and cost of living crisis.”Liam Kruger, Bentleigh District and 1 other candidate · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“It’s clear that people are crying out for relief from the high cost of living: inflation, interest rates, rent, debt, the cost of childcare, health care, education and aged care combined with stagnant wages are crippling working-class people.”Colleen Bolger, Albert Park District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“To turn this situation around and tackle urgent issues like the housing crisis and the cost of living, I believe we need socialist politics that fights for a more fair and equitable world.”Alec Ferguson, Bayswater District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
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Health56 of 110 candidates

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Climate and environment25 of 110 candidates

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  • Profile10 Nov 2026“I believe radical change is needed to combat housing insecurity, climate change, worker exploitation and Australia’s involvement in imperialism, colonialism and genocide both internationally and domestically.”Denali Norsen, Bendigo East District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“I’m running as Victorian Socialists candidate for Brunswick in this November's state election because I want to help organise people in our community to challenge growing inequality, war, racism, and the climate catastrophe.”Naomi Farmer, Brunswick District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“By implementing a fair taxation system we can actually start to address the cost of living crisis and housing inequality, as well as safeguarding our planet, assisting a transition to renewable energy, and ensuring everyone has access to affordable healthcare.”Beth Grimshaw, Croydon District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“I am absolutely horrified at the way in which the government has again and again swept the unfolding climate catastrophe under the rug.”Zoe Lyle, Euroa District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“No new fossil fuel projects.”Amy Espeseth, Gippsland East District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“We should protect forests, waterways and wildlife because they protect us.”Amy Espeseth, Gippsland East District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“As someone with family members who have lost their homes in bushfires, I think the worsening climate crisis needs to be urgently addressed.”Jos Downey, Lowan District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“We need to dramatically expand our emergency services, while rapidly moving towards sustainable energy production.”Jos Downey, Lowan District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“It’s a lie that we can’t afford decent housing, a genuine climate transition, or properly funded schools, hospitals and public transport.”Jordan Van Den Lamb, Melbourne District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“The increasing frequency of drought, floods and other extreme weather events caused by climate change are impacting farmland and crops.”Asyiqin Sanif, Murray Plains District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“To protect and extend our green spaces, to build public housing, freeze rents and reverse the privatisation which has seen the cost of essential services and utilities soar.”Kath Larkin, Northcote District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“I’ve been involved in campaigns against racism, I’ve marched through the streets in solidarity with the people of Palestine, and I’ve taken part in calls for action on climate change for almost a decade now.”Rowdy Bugter, Oakleigh District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“Polwarth should be a place where everyone - no matter your background or bank balance - can enjoy a happy, healthy life in a beautiful environment preserved for generations to come.”Lula Tolley, Polwarth District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“Growing up, I saw our beautiful landscape threatened by rising sea levels, increasing temperatures, and changing weather patterns.”Lula Tolley, Polwarth District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“Despite these wins, public housing and health services are still under threat, environmental risks are soaring, cost of living pressures for low-wage workers worsen, and the far right continues to mobilise.”Chris Dite, Richmond District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“We need to protect our green spaces, and parklands.”Lauren Stevenson, Sandringham District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“We must work towards transitioning to renewable energy and make it affordable for everyone before it’s too late to save our planet.”Karen Hocking, Shepparton District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“I will ensure that environmental pollution is given the importance it deserves, and tackle the big polluters.”Adam Bremner, Sunbury District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“As a lead organiser for the No Sunbury Waste Incinerator campaign we continue to fight the proposed incinerator on Sunbury/Bulla Rd.”Adam Bremner, Sunbury District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“I will firmly stand against the development of the proposed waste incinerator in Wollert and will fight for fully funded public schools with improved working conditions for teaching staff - an ongoing campaign in relation to the current AEU proposal.”Priya Reddy, Thomastown District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“We want higher wages for workers, justice for Aboriginal people and to protect our planet.”John Stanley, Warrandyte District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“Let’s tackle urgent issues like growing inequality, the housing crisis, and climate change, and resist the rise of far-right politics that seek to blame migration and multiculturalism instead of the billionaires and big corporations that are actually responsible for the problems in our society.”Andrew Bell, Yan Yean District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“I want to help turn this situation around – to fight for real solutions to the housing and cost of living crises, and ensure that the environment is sustainable for generations to come.”Louisa Bassini, Northern Metropolitan Region · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“I’ve spent years taking on big corporations.”Catherine Robertson, Northern Metropolitan Region · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“The economic burden of dealing with the climate and environmental crisis must fall primarily on those who have profited from destroying the environment: the big polluters and other major corporations.”Rohan Tyler, Northern Victoria Region · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“We need to freeze rents; properly fund healthcare, education and childcare; shut down fossil fuel companies and fully transition to renewables.”April Worsley, Southern Metropolitan Region · Victorian Socialists candidate profile

Education55 of 110 candidates

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  • Profile10 Nov 2026“If elected in November, I’ll fight for improved and universally accessible healthcare facilities, improved quality in the public school system, and better road infrastructure in our community.”Nalinda Amarasiri Gunawardana, Berwick District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“Our teachers, principals and education support staff are the lowest-paid in the country and chronically overworked - driving a shortage that deprives our kids of the quality learning experiences they deserve.”Jessica Smith, Brighton District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“As a socialist, I believe that everyone should have access to secure housing, quality health care and education, and a decent standard of living.”Reema Ababneh, Carrum District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“I want to fight instead to put this wealth into fully funding our hospitals, schools and communities, expanding public housing, ensuring dignified and fair wages and reversing declining living standards.”Malak Ababneh, Caulfield District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“Let’s fund better childcare, schools, and hospitals instead of wasting billions on weapons and war.”Reem Yunis, Cranbourne District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“I have also been a strong advocate against the over policing that is rampant in our area whilst being a voice for free and universal healthcare, child care, schooling and support programs - policies I know will actually make our communities safer.”Jack McMahon, Dandenong District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“We need more funding for healthcare, education including childcare, and housing, not more police, prisons, defence or deportations.”Michal Kedem, Essendon District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“We need to turn this around by demanding the government put serious resources into making our neighbourhoods liveable: pushing funding into hospitals, schools and community centres, and reorganising our roads and public transport so that traffic isn’t a nightmare.”Jasmine Duff, Footscray District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“I believe in more teachers and smaller class sizes.”Amy Espeseth, Gippsland East District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“We need real investment in things our communities depend on to live a decent life - like better schools, more beds and healthcare workers in hospitals, and quality, publicly-run childcare and aged care facilities.”Lachie McGennisken, Gippsland South District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“We deserve to live in a community where public services are properly funded and hospitals, schools and other basic amenities are within reach.”Kirill Smelov, Greenvale District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“I believe we have a duty to fight for a fairer society with its foundation in well-funded public schools, affordable and quality housing, and public ownership of critical resources and infrastructure.”Michael Denman, Hastings District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“As a teacher, I'm passionate about defending and expanding public education.”Courtney Millett, Kalkallo District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“I’m running in this year’s state election as a candidate for Laverton with Victorian Socialists because I believe residents in this electorate deserve a fruitful life that includes an abundance of affordable housing, freely available public healthcare, childcare, education, and transport.”Van Thanh Rudd, Laverton District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“I believe that access to housing, healthcare, education, and food to put on the table should be human rights, not investment opportunities.”Jos Downey, Lowan District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“We need fully funded government schools with adequate pay and conditions over and above inflation rates for teachers and education support staff.”Catherine Wilson, Macedon District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“Class sizes need to be reduced including reductions in time-consuming administrative tasks for staff.”Catherine Wilson, Macedon District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“We need secure housing, strong public schools and healthcare, better public transport and a society that values dignity, cooperation and accountability over private profit.”Gavin Leonard, Malvern District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“It’s a lie that we can’t afford decent housing, a genuine climate transition, or properly funded schools, hospitals and public transport.”Jordan Van Den Lamb, Melbourne District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“Working every day in a public school, I see first hand the breaking point our education sector has reached.”Jesse Lambourn, Mill Park District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“We need first-class services that are fully funded - better hospitals, better schools, proper support in the community.”Natalie Acreman, Morwell District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“Class sizes in schools balloon while our teachers are overworked and underpaid.”Asyiqin Sanif, Murray Plains District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“We need more funding for public education, more hospital beds and healthcare staff, and to bring essential resources and services back into public hands.”Seth Willcocks, Nepean District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“I have played a big part in the Socialists in Schools campaign for a better public education system, and I hope to connect that momentum to a political campaign for the schools and other public services we deserve.”Brendan Laws, Niddrie District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“It is no secret that the public education system is in crisis – Victoria currently has the lowest funding with the lowest paid teachers and education support staff in Australia.”Brendan Laws, Niddrie District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“And we need more investment in public education so that we can hire more teachers on decent wages and conditions and reduce class sizes.”Bronwyn Murphy, Ovens Valley District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“A pattern or deliberate neglect has seen the health system, schools and childcare crumble under unrelenting strain.”Stephanie Grigg, Pakenham District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“Chronic underfunding has left Victorian schools the lowest funded in the country, and teachers the lowest paid.”Yasemin Shamsili, Pascoe Vale District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“The things we all need to live - like access to education, from early childhood to TAFE or uni, connectivity through public services, transport and infrastructure, or even just a liveable planet - shouldn’t be a pipe dream for so many.”Taylor Laine, Point Cook District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“Hospitals, schools, and the environment have consistently been neglected in favour of big business.”Lula Tolley, Polwarth District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“As a young person I have experienced the lack of access to housing and homeless supports, education, healthcare, and transport across Ripon, and I am committed to taking real action on these and other issues that matter to our community.”Taylah Brennan-Jones, Ripon District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“Victorian teachers and education support staff need better pay, smaller class sizes and maintaining caps on face-to-face teaching hours, and improving public school facilities.”Lauren Stevenson, Sandringham District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“Issues such as housing, healthcare, education, public transport, and climate change must be addressed with a real vision for change and the needs of working-class people must be prioritised over the profits of big business and corporations.”Karen Hocking, Shepparton District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“We need smaller class sizes and more schools so that all children can access a decent education.”Madilyn Gorman, South Barwon District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“I’ll fight to put resources into making our neighbourhoods liveable, and push funding back into hospitals, schools and community centres.”Leanna Nguyen, St Albans District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“I have seen first hand how the high quality educators in our public schools are let down by low funding and degrading conditions.”Adam Bremner, Sunbury District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile12 Nov 2026“I want to take up a real fight against the cost of living crisis that sees workers getting paid more and increased funding to our local schools and hospitals.”Shania Khan, Sydenham District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“I'm passionate about fighting for quality healthcare, education, and easy access to essential services for everyone.”Leah Van Keulen, Tarneit District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“I see it in our public schools too, the lowest funded in the country, because working-class kids have never been a priority for the people in power.”Leah Van Keulen, Tarneit District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“I will firmly stand against the development of the proposed waste incinerator in Wollert and will fight for fully funded public schools with improved working conditions for teaching staff - an ongoing campaign in relation to the current AEU proposal.”Priya Reddy, Thomastown District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“We want to massively expand public health, housing and education and we want to tax big corporations and the super rich to pay for it.”John Stanley, Warrandyte District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“Werribee doesn’t need underfunded schools and hospitals.”Sue Munro, Werribee District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“It’s a shame that health and education is so underfunded.”Oskar Martin, Williamstown District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“If elected in November, I will take on the big corporate interests that dominate politics and take up this fight every day for the people of Eastern Victoria, to improve access to housing, healthcare, and education, and more.”Max Forward, Eastern Victoria Region · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“It frustrates me so much seeing how educators and support staff in the public system are sabotaged by government underfunding while elite private schools boast about their eight-lane swimming pools and multi-million dollar performing arts centres.”Omar Hassan, Northern Metropolitan Region · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“For me, well-funded healthcare, education and decent housing should easily achieved in a state as rich as ours.”Louisa Bassini, Northern Metropolitan Region · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“More recently, I’ve stood with my fellow unionists in public schools as they fought back against the Labor government’s neglect of public education.”Catherine Robertson, Northern Metropolitan Region · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“Our government should be putting billions into our schools and hospitals, not into police, prisons and nuclear-powered submarines.”Bella Beiraghi, Northern Metropolitan Region · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“As your candidate I will fight for services our communities depend on - like childcare, healthcare, public education, and public transport - to be expanded and made free and available for all.”Dorothy Lamond, Northern Victoria Region · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“Schools, especially in regional areas, are not properly resourced.”Rohan Tyler, Northern Victoria Region · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“But the current privatisation of industries such as education, health and disability or aged care, mean the majority of people are suffering so a handful can rake in the profits.”Catherine Holder, Southern Metropolitan Region · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“As a former school teacher, I’ve seen the immense stress schools and staff experience due to chronic underfunding.”April Worsley, Southern Metropolitan Region · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“We need to freeze rents; properly fund healthcare, education and childcare; shut down fossil fuel companies and fully transition to renewables.”April Worsley, Southern Metropolitan Region · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“As an educator and former School Council president at Footscray Primary, I am also passionate about education and the potential it has to empower children and young people to make the world a better place.”Jorge Jorquera, Western Metropolitan Region · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“Melbourne’s west is the fastest-growing region in the country, yet decades of neglect have left our communities dealing with overcrowded classrooms, long hospital wait times and hours spent stuck in traffic or stranded without public transport.”Ella Sjodin, Western Metropolitan Region · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“I’ll fight for a five-year rent freeze and more public housing, properly funded public schools and hospitals, and price caps on supermarket essentials.”Dean Maloney, Western Metropolitan Region · Victorian Socialists candidate profile
  • Profile10 Nov 2026“A decent society would make essentials like health, education and transport a priority, and make quality services accessible to all, regardless of bank balance.”Dominique Houzet, Western Victoria Region · Victorian Socialists candidate profile

Integrity1 of 110 candidates

  • Profile10 Nov 2026“If elected, I will fight against war, racism, corporate donation to political parties and for transparency, affordable housing, properly funded public services, fair wages, and investment in the communities that make Narracan strong.”Moss Page, Narracan District · Victorian Socialists candidate profile

Where they're standing

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

DistrictCandidateRegion
Albert ParkColleen BolgerSouthern Metropolitan
AshwoodJacob Van Der EyndenSouthern Metropolitan
BassChris JobeEastern Victoria
BayswaterAlec FergusonNorth-Eastern Metropolitan
BellarineRonan KeoghWestern Victoria
BenambraAlex VangalenNorthern Victoria
Bendigo EastDenali NorsenNorthern Victoria
Bendigo WestTayne ShalevskiNorthern Victoria
BentleighLiam KrugerSouthern Metropolitan
BerwickNalinda Amarasiri GunawardanaSouth-Eastern Metropolitan
Box HillSaravina AfajNorth-Eastern Metropolitan
BrightonJessica SmithSouthern Metropolitan
BroadmeadowsMutullah Can YolbulanNorthern Metropolitan
BrunswickNaomi FarmerNorthern Metropolitan
BulleenDimitrios TafidisNorth-Eastern Metropolitan
BundooraSagar SanyalNorth-Eastern Metropolitan
CarrumReema AbabnehSouth-Eastern Metropolitan
CaulfieldMalak AbabnehSouthern Metropolitan
ClarindaKit MessageSouth-Eastern Metropolitan
CranbourneReem YunisSouth-Eastern Metropolitan
CroydonBeth GrimshawNorth-Eastern Metropolitan
DandenongJack McMahonSouth-Eastern Metropolitan
EildonDylan LittleNorthern Victoria
ElthamMaeve RichesNorth-Eastern Metropolitan
EssendonMichal KedemNorthern Metropolitan
EurekaAndy RavenWestern Victoria
EuroaZoe LyleNorthern Victoria
EvelynJames ScanlonEastern Victoria
FootscrayJasmine DuffWestern Metropolitan
FrankstonAndrew CheesemanSouth-Eastern Metropolitan
GeelongBree VanderpolWestern Victoria
Gippsland EastAmy EspesethEastern Victoria
Gippsland SouthLachie McGenniskenEastern Victoria
Glen WaverleyNicholas SiowNorth-Eastern Metropolitan
GreenvaleKirill SmelovNorthern Metropolitan
HastingsMichael DenmanEastern Victoria
HawthornTess McEnearneySouthern Metropolitan
IvanhoeBen MilneNorth-Eastern Metropolitan
KalkalloCourtney MillettNorthern Metropolitan
KewSamantha LincolneSouthern Metropolitan
KororoitRayan HassanWestern Metropolitan
LaraOliver RandallWestern Victoria
LavertonVan Thanh RuddWestern Metropolitan
LowanJos DowneyWestern Victoria
MacedonCatherine WilsonNorthern Victoria
MalvernGavin LeonardSouthern Metropolitan
MelbourneJordan Van Den LambNorthern Metropolitan
MeltonDaire KellyWestern Victoria
MilduraRenee NayefNorthern Victoria
Mill ParkJesse LambournNorth-Eastern Metropolitan
MonbulkNoah BriggsEastern Victoria
MordiallocMahee HossainSouth-Eastern Metropolitan
MorningtonGene BrownlieEastern Victoria
MorwellNatalie AcremanEastern Victoria
MulgraveConnor BuchananSouth-Eastern Metropolitan
Murray PlainsAsyiqin SanifNorthern Victoria
NarracanMoss PageEastern Victoria
Narre Warren NorthLachlan McCrackenSouth-Eastern Metropolitan
Narre Warren SouthBailey McCrackenSouth-Eastern Metropolitan
NepeanSeth WillcocksEastern Victoria
NiddrieBrendan LawsWestern Metropolitan
NorthcoteKath LarkinNorthern Metropolitan
OakleighRowdy BugterSouthern Metropolitan
Ovens ValleyBronwyn MurphyNorthern Victoria
PakenhamStephanie GriggEastern Victoria
Pascoe ValeYasemin ShamsiliNorthern Metropolitan
Point CookTaylor LaineWestern Metropolitan
PolwarthLula TolleyWestern Victoria
PrahranClayton DoueihiSouthern Metropolitan
PrestonSerena AshmoreNorthern Metropolitan
RichmondChris DiteNorthern Metropolitan
RingwoodJack GardnerNorth-Eastern Metropolitan
RiponTaylah Brennan-JonesWestern Victoria
RowvilleLars HiemstraSouth-Eastern Metropolitan
SandringhamLauren StevensonSouthern Metropolitan
SheppartonKaren HockingNorthern Victoria
South BarwonMadilyn GormanWestern Victoria
South-West CoastHera SheppardWestern Victoria
St AlbansLeanna NguyenWestern Metropolitan
SunburyAdam BremnerWestern Metropolitan
SydenhamShania KhanWestern Metropolitan
TarneitLeah Van KeulenWestern Metropolitan
ThomastownPriya ReddyNorthern Metropolitan
WarrandyteJohn StanleyNorth-Eastern Metropolitan
WendoureeChris MeagherWestern Victoria
WerribeeSue MunroWestern Metropolitan
WilliamstownOskar MartinWestern Metropolitan
Yan YeanAndrew BellNorthern Victoria

Upper house (Legislative Council)22 candidates in 8 of 8 regions

RegionGroupCandidates, in group order
Eastern VictoriaGroup AMax Forward, Dylan Edwards
North-Eastern MetropolitanGroup BLucas Deviesseux, Heather Maltby
Northern MetropolitanGroup LOmar Hassan, Louisa Bassini, Catherine Robertson, Belle Gibson, Bella Beiraghi
Northern VictoriaGroup MDorothy Lamond, Rohan Tyler
South-Eastern MetropolitanGroup EKelly Cvetkova, Keeley Hopper
Southern MetropolitanGroup GCatherine Holder, April Worsley
Western MetropolitanGroup DAnneke Demanuele, Jorge Jorquera, Ella Sjodin, Lucy Kelly, Dean Maloney
Western VictoriaGroup GBen Nunquam, Dominique Houzet

Donations

13 donations to Victorian Socialists totalling $21,690, from 10 donors, disclosed to the VEC. See every donation.

Where the money came from
People$20,190 (93%)
Unclear$1,500 (7%)

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.