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Matt Keogh

Member for Burt · Australian Labor Party · WA

Minister for Veterans’ Affairs · since 1 June 2022Minister for Defence Personnel · since 1 June 2022

Photo: Australian Department of Defence, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Compare with another member
First preferences
46.7%
46,123 votes · -3.0 pts swing
After preferences
65.7%
Against Sean Ayres (Liberal)
Winning margin
15.7 pts
A safe seat

How Burt voted · 2025 federal election

Bar colours show each candidate's party.

First preferences

How Burt voted · 2025 federal election, first preferences

Matt Keogh (ALP)Elected46,123 votes,46.7%
Sean Ayres (LIB)18,879 votes,19.1%
Adam Abdul Razak (GRN)11,336 votes,11.5%
Liz Ierardi (ONP)9,789 votes,9.9%
Fiona Caruso (LC)5,784 votes,5.9%
Alvin Mathew Vadakkedathu (C)4,630 votes,4.7%
Ashok Kumar Tewatia (IND)2,150 votes,2.2%

Bars show each candidate's share of formal first-preference votes on a 0–100% scale. Swing is the change in share, in percentage points, as published by the AEC.

After preferences (two-candidate preferred)

65.7%34.3%
Matt Keogh (ALP)Sean Ayres (LIB)

The vertical line marks 50%.

Margin 15.7 pts (Labor): safe by the AEC's thresholds (under 6 points marginal, 6–10 fairly safe, over 10 safe). This describes this result, not a forecast.

Results as a table
CandidatePartyVotesFirst pref.Swing
Matt KeoghAustralian Labor Party46,12346.73%-3.0 pts
Sean AyresLiberal18,87919.13%-5.7 pts
Adam Abdul RazakThe Greens (WA) Inc11,33611.49%+2.0 pts
Liz IerardiPauline Hanson's One Nation9,7899.92%+5.1 pts
Fiona CarusoLegalise Cannabis Party5,7845.86%+5.9 pts
Alvin Mathew VadakkedathuAustralian Christians4,6304.69%+0.9 pts
Ashok Kumar TewatiaIndependent2,1502.18%+2.2 pts

Source: Australian Electoral Commission