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Parliament by party

How each party's members vote, which parties vote together, and who funds them. Voting figures cover this parliament: every recorded vote since the 2025 federal election on 3 May 2025.
Recorded votes this parliament
1,113
265 in the House, 848 in the Senate
Votes cast with the party majority
99.8%
80 of 67,993 party members' votes went the other way
Members who voted against their party
21
of 209 party members, at least once

Seats

Current members, one dot per seat.

House of Representatives

  1. Australian Labor Party: 93 seats
  2. Australian Greens: 1 seat
  3. Independent: 10 seats
  4. Speaker: 1 seat
  5. Katter's Australian Party: 1 seat
  6. Centre Alliance: 1 seat
  7. Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party: 2 seats
  8. National Party: 11 seats
  9. Liberal Party: 19 seats
  10. Liberal National Party: 11 seats
  • Labor93
  • Greens1
  • Independents10
  • Other parties and presiding officers3
  • One Nation2
  • Nationals11
  • Liberal and LNP30
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Seats in the House of Representatives by party
PartySeats
Australian Labor Party93
Australian Greens1
Independent10
Speaker1
Katter's Australian Party1
Centre Alliance1
Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party2
National Party11
Liberal Party19
Liberal National Party11
Total150

Senate

  1. Australian Labor Party: 29 seats
  2. Australian Greens: 10 seats
  3. Independent: 2 seats
  4. United Australia Party: 1 seat
  5. Senate President: 1 seat
  6. Jacqui Lambie Network: 1 seat
  7. Deputy Senate President: 1 seat
  8. Australia's Voice: 1 seat
  9. Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party: 4 seats
  10. National Party: 3 seats
  11. Liberal Party: 20 seats
  12. Liberal National Party: 2 seats
  13. Country Liberal Party: 1 seat
  • Labor29
  • Greens10
  • Independents2
  • Other parties and presiding officers5
  • One Nation4
  • Nationals3
  • Liberal, LNP and CLP23
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Seats in the Senate by party
PartySeats
Australian Labor Party29
Australian Greens10
Independent2
United Australia Party1
Senate President1
Jacqui Lambie Network1
Deputy Senate President1
Australia's Voice1
Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party4
National Party3
Liberal Party20
Liberal National Party2
Country Liberal Party1
Total76

How often members vote with their party

The share of votes cast by each party's members that went the same way as most of their party colleagues in that division. Australian parties almost always vote as a bloc, so differences are small: what matters is the number of votes that went the other way.

House of Representatives

Senate

Who voted differently most often

Members ranked by the number of votes this parliament that went against most of their party colleagues. Free (conscience) votes look the same in the record, so this isn't always defiance of a party position.

Which parties vote together

How often the majority of one party voted the same way as the majority of another, across divisions where both voted. Parties with at least two members in the chamber.

House of Representatives

LaborLiberalNationalsLNPOne Nation
Labor—17%13%16%9%
Liberal17%—99%100%97%
Nationals13%99%—99%98%
LNP16%100%99%—99%
One Nation9%97%98%99%—
  • 0–5%
  • 5–15%
  • 15–40%
  • 40–60%
  • 60–85%
  • 85–95%
  • 95–100%
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How often parties voted the same way in the House of Representatives
PartiesSame wayDivisionsShare
Labor and Liberal3721617%
Labor and Nationals2820913%
Labor and LNP3420716%
Labor and One Nation131429%
Liberal and Nationals19519799%
Liberal and LNP194194100%
Liberal and One Nation12713197%
Nationals and LNP19319499%
Nationals and One Nation12913198%
LNP and One Nation13313599%

Senate

LaborLiberalGreensOne NationNationalsLNP
Labor—37%42%19%13%10%
Liberal37%—31%84%98%97%
Greens42%31%—37%35%38%
One Nation19%84%37%—95%95%
Nationals13%98%35%95%—100%
LNP10%97%38%95%100%—
  • 0–5%
  • 5–15%
  • 15–40%
  • 40–60%
  • 60–85%
  • 85–95%
  • 95–100%
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How often parties voted the same way in the Senate
PartiesSame wayDivisionsShare
Labor and Liberal30783637%
Labor and Greens35784442%
Labor and One Nation14375919%
Labor and Nationals7659213%
Labor and LNP5654410%
Liberal and Greens25483231%
Liberal and One Nation62875284%
Liberal and Nationals57759198%
Liberal and LNP53054497%
Greens and One Nation28275537%
Greens and Nationals20758835%
Greens and LNP20354138%
One Nation and Nationals53956895%
One Nation and LNP49151895%
Nationals and LNP498498100%

Voting participation

Each dot is a current member: the share of this parliament's divisions in their chamber, held while they were serving, that they voted in. The upright line marks each party's median. Not voting isn't the same as being absent: members can be paired, on leave, or away on ministerial duty, and the Prime Minister and ministers often vote less.

House of Representatives

MedianLabor93
Anthony Albanese: 46%Chris Bowen: 71%Tony Burke: 71%Mark Butler: 71%Jason Clare: 73%Julie Collins: 72%Mark Dreyfus: 80%Justine Elliot: 98%Steve Georganas: 79%Catherine King: 69%Richard Marles: 46%Shayne Neumann: 90%Tanya Plibersek: 67%Amanda Rishworth: 74%Tony Zappia: 100%Rob Mitchell: 78%Andrew Leigh: 98%Ed Husic: 86%Michelle Rowland: 81%Matt Thistlethwaite: 64%Anne Urquhart: 99%Lisa Chesters: 92%Tim Watts: 85%Joanne Ryan: 98%Sharon Claydon: 86%Jim Chalmers: 67%Andrew Giles: 82%Pat Conroy: 68%Clare O'Neil: 72%Matt Keogh: 75%Anne Aly: 75%Emma McBride: 97%Mike Freelander: 77%Susan Templeman: 97%Meryl Swanson: 67%Luke Gosling: 96%Madeleine King: 69%Julian Hill: 95%Peter Khalil: 86%Josh Wilson: 84%Anne Stanley: 99%Ged Kearney: 83%David Smith: 98%Patrick Gorman: 97%Alicia Payne: 70%Libby Coker: 94%Daniel Mulino: 83%Fiona Phillips: 93%Kate Thwaites: 96%Anika Wells: 68%Josh Burns: 77%Kristy McBain: 74%Jerome Laxale: 97%Louise Miller-Frost: 99%Carina Garland: 96%Alison Byrnes: 98%Tania Lawrence: 97%Sam Rae: 74%Cassandra Fernando: 82%Dan Repacholi: 99%Marion Scrymgour: 82%Andrew Charlton: 89%Tracey Roberts: 89%Sally Sitou: 98%Gordon Reid: 86%Matt Burnell: 97%Zaneta Mascarenhas: 96%Sam Lim: 99%Mary Doyle: 80%Jodie Belyea: 96%Basem Abdo: 93%Ash Ambihaipahar: 98%Carol Berry: 95%Jo Briskey: 100%Julie-Ann Campbell: 99%Claire Clutterham: 100%Renee Coffey: 99%Emma Comer: 99%Kara Cook: 98%Trish Cook: 97%Ali France: 87%Tom French: 99%Matt Gregg: 100%Rowan Holzberger: 100%Madonna Jarrett: 98%Alice Jordan-Baird: 98%David Moncrieff: 100%Gabriel Ng: 99%Matt Smith: 98%Zhi Soon: 94%Jess Teesdale: 100%Rebecca White: 94%Sarah Witty: 100%
93%Liberal19
Alex Hawke: 62%Jason Wood: 57%Dan Tehan: 61%Scott Buchholz: 58%Tony Pasin: 68%Rick Wilson: 71%Angus Taylor: 28%Melissa Price: 65%Andrew Hastie: 45%Ted O'Brien: 49%Julian Leeser: 65%Tim Wilson: 63%Melissa McIntosh: 65%Ben Small: 68%Aaron Violi: 70%Zoe McKenzie: 68%Simon Kennedy: 68%Mary Aldred: 69%Tom Venning: 66%
65%Nationals11
Darren Chester: 58%Michael McCormack: 69%Michelle Landry: 69%Kevin Hogan: 57%David Littleproud: 55%Llew O'Brien: 58%Pat Conaghan: 57%Anne Webster: 68%Sam Birrell: 70%Jamie Chaffey: 69%Alison Penfold: 73%
68%LNP11
Andrew Wallace: 65%Phillip Thompson: 62%Terry Young: 23%Angie Bell: 69%Garth Hamilton: 55%Henry Pike: 69%Andrew Willcox: 70%Colin Boyce: 55%Cameron Caldwell: 71%David Batt: 69%Leon Rebello: 69%
69%One Nation2
Barnaby Joyce: 45%David Farley: 57%
51%Independents10
Andrew Wilkie: 88%Andrew Gee: 71%Helen Haines: 73%Zali Steggall: 88%Kate Chaney: 87%Dai Le: 66%Monique Ryan: 94%Sophie Scamps: 88%Allegra Spender: 83%Nicolette Boele: 84%
85%Others4
Bob Katter: 16%Rebekha Sharkie: 62%Milton Dick: 0%Elizabeth Watson-Brown: 77%
39%
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Voting participation in the House of Representatives this parliament, by party
MemberPartyVoted inShare
Claire ClutterhamLabor265 of 265100%
David MoncrieffLabor265 of 265100%
Sarah WittyLabor265 of 265100%
Tony ZappiaLabor264 of 265100%
Jo BriskeyLabor264 of 265100%
Matt GreggLabor264 of 265100%
Rowan HolzbergerLabor264 of 265100%
Jess TeesdaleLabor264 of 265100%
Anne UrquhartLabor263 of 26599%
Dan RepacholiLabor263 of 26599%
Sam LimLabor263 of 26599%
Julie-Ann CampbellLabor263 of 26599%
Renee CoffeyLabor263 of 26599%
Anne StanleyLabor262 of 26599%
Louise Miller-FrostLabor262 of 26599%
Emma ComerLabor262 of 26599%
Tom FrenchLabor262 of 26599%
Gabriel NgLabor262 of 26599%
Andrew LeighLabor261 of 26598%
Joanne RyanLabor261 of 26598%
Ash AmbihaipaharLabor261 of 26598%
Justine ElliotLabor260 of 26598%
David SmithLabor260 of 26598%
Sally SitouLabor260 of 26598%
Kara CookLabor260 of 26598%
Alice Jordan-BairdLabor260 of 26598%
Alison ByrnesLabor259 of 26598%
Madonna JarrettLabor259 of 26598%
Matt SmithLabor259 of 26598%
Emma McBrideLabor258 of 26597%
Jerome LaxaleLabor258 of 26597%
Matt BurnellLabor258 of 26597%
Susan TemplemanLabor256 of 26597%
Patrick GormanLabor256 of 26597%
Tania LawrenceLabor256 of 26597%
Trish CookLabor256 of 26597%
Kate ThwaitesLabor255 of 26596%
Zaneta MascarenhasLabor255 of 26596%
Jodie BelyeaLabor255 of 26596%
Luke GoslingLabor254 of 26596%
Carina GarlandLabor254 of 26596%
Julian HillLabor252 of 26595%
Carol BerryLabor252 of 26595%
Libby CokerLabor250 of 26594%
Monique RyanIndependent250 of 26594%
Rebecca WhiteLabor249 of 26594%
Zhi SoonLabor248 of 26594%
Basem AbdoLabor247 of 26593%
Fiona PhillipsLabor246 of 26593%
Lisa ChestersLabor245 of 26592%
Shayne NeumannLabor239 of 26590%
Andrew CharltonLabor237 of 26589%
Tracey RobertsLabor236 of 26589%
Andrew WilkieIndependent234 of 26588%
Zali SteggallIndependent234 of 26588%
Sophie ScampsIndependent234 of 26588%
Ali FranceLabor231 of 26587%
Kate ChaneyIndependent230 of 26587%
Ed HusicLabor229 of 26586%
Sharon ClaydonLabor229 of 26586%
Peter KhalilLabor227 of 26586%
Gordon ReidLabor227 of 26586%
Tim WattsLabor225 of 26585%
Josh WilsonLabor223 of 26584%
Nicolette BoeleIndependent222 of 26584%
Ged KearneyLabor220 of 26583%
Daniel MulinoLabor220 of 26583%
Allegra SpenderIndependent219 of 26583%
Cassandra FernandoLabor218 of 26582%
Marion ScrymgourLabor218 of 26582%
Andrew GilesLabor217 of 26582%
Michelle RowlandLabor215 of 26581%
Mark DreyfusLabor211 of 26580%
Mary DoyleLabor211 of 26580%
Steve GeorganasLabor209 of 26579%
Rob MitchellLabor208 of 26578%
Mike FreelanderLabor205 of 26577%
Josh BurnsLabor205 of 26577%
Elizabeth Watson-BrownGreens205 of 26577%
Matt KeoghLabor200 of 26575%
Anne AlyLabor199 of 26575%
Sam RaeLabor197 of 26574%
Amanda RishworthLabor195 of 26574%
Kristy McBainLabor195 of 26574%
Alison PenfoldNationals194 of 26573%
Jason ClareLabor193 of 26573%
Helen HainesIndependent193 of 26573%
Julie CollinsLabor192 of 26572%
Clare O'NeilLabor192 of 26572%
Mark ButlerLabor189 of 26571%
Andrew GeeIndependent189 of 26571%
Chris BowenLabor187 of 26571%
Tony BurkeLabor187 of 26571%
Rick WilsonLiberal187 of 26571%
Cameron CaldwellLNP187 of 26571%
Alicia PayneLabor186 of 26570%
Aaron VioliLiberal186 of 26570%
Andrew WillcoxLNP186 of 26570%
Sam BirrellNationals185 of 26570%
Madeleine KingLabor184 of 26569%
Mary AldredLiberal184 of 26569%
Angie BellLNP184 of 26569%
Leon RebelloLNP184 of 26569%
Michael McCormackNationals183 of 26569%
Jamie ChaffeyNationals183 of 26569%
Henry PikeLNP183 of 26569%
Catherine KingLabor182 of 26569%
Michelle LandryNationals182 of 26569%
David BattLNP182 of 26569%
Ben SmallLiberal181 of 26568%
Simon KennedyLiberal181 of 26568%
Pat ConroyLabor180 of 26568%
Tony PasinLiberal180 of 26568%
Zoe McKenzieLiberal180 of 26568%
Anika WellsLabor179 of 26568%
Anne WebsterNationals179 of 26568%
Tanya PlibersekLabor178 of 26567%
Jim ChalmersLabor178 of 26567%
Meryl SwansonLabor177 of 26567%
Tom VenningLiberal175 of 26566%
Dai LeIndependent174 of 26566%
Melissa PriceLiberal173 of 26565%
Melissa McIntoshLiberal173 of 26565%
Julian LeeserLiberal171 of 26565%
Andrew WallaceLNP171 of 26565%
Matt ThistlethwaiteLabor169 of 26564%
Tim WilsonLiberal166 of 26563%
Phillip ThompsonLNP165 of 26562%
Rebekha SharkieCentre Alliance165 of 26562%
Alex HawkeLiberal163 of 26562%
Dan TehanLiberal161 of 26561%
Scott BuchholzLiberal155 of 26558%
Llew O'BrienNationals155 of 26558%
Darren ChesterNationals154 of 26558%
Pat ConaghanNationals152 of 26557%
David FarleyOne Nation103 of 18057%
Jason WoodLiberal151 of 26557%
Kevin HoganNationals151 of 26557%
David LittleproudNationals147 of 26555%
Garth HamiltonLNP147 of 26555%
Colin BoyceLNP146 of 26555%
Ted O'BrienLiberal131 of 26549%
Anthony AlbaneseLabor121 of 26546%
Richard MarlesLabor121 of 26546%
Andrew HastieLiberal118 of 26545%
Barnaby JoyceOne Nation118 of 26545%
Angus TaylorLiberal73 of 26528%
Terry YoungLNP61 of 26523%
Bob KatterKatter's Australian42 of 26516%
Milton DickSpeaker0 of 2650%

Senate

MedianLabor29
Carol Brown: 96%Helen Polley: 89%Glenn Sterle: 83%Penny Wong: 11%Don Farrell: 27%Deborah O'Neill: 85%Katy Gallagher: 52%Jenny McAllister: 89%Anthony Chisholm: 82%Malarndirri McCarthy: 52%Murray Watt: 41%Raff Ciccone: 84%Tony Sheldon: 84%Tim Ayres: 66%Nita Green: 86%Marielle Smith: 78%Jess Walsh: 69%Dorinda Cox: 79%Karen Grogan: 88%Michelle Ananda-Rajah: 97%Jana Stewart: 95%Tammy Tyrrell: 75%Varun Ghosh: 98%Lisa Darmanin: 94%Josh Dolega: 94%Richard Dowling: 80%Corinne Mulholland: 65%Charlotte Walker: 94%Ellie Whiteaker: 97%
84%Liberal20
Richard Colbeck: 63%Michaelia Cash: 21%Dean Smith: 52%Anne Ruston: 55%Sarah Henderson: 58%James Paterson: 50%Jonathon Duniam: 65%Jane Hume: 44%Dave Sharma: 50%Andrew Bragg: 44%Paul Scarr: 57%Alex Antic: 61%Claire Chandler: 46%Matt O'Sullivan: 67%Andrew McLachlan: 51%Kerrynne Liddle: 59%Maria Kovacic: 64%Leah Blyth: 58%Jessica Collins: 59%Chris Gatenby: 47%
56%Greens10
Sarah Hanson-Young: 98%Larissa Waters: 90%Nick McKim: 97%Jordon Steele-John: 78%Mehreen Faruqi: 93%Penny Allman-Payne: 99%Barbara Pocock: 99%David Shoebridge: 96%Steph Hodgins-May: 99%Vanessa Bleyer: 77%
97%One Nation4
Pauline Hanson: 45%Malcolm Roberts: 80%Tyron Whitten: 87%Sean Bell: 84%
82%Nationals3
Bridget McKenzie: 34%Susan McDonald: 47%Ross Cadell: 55%
47%LNP2
Matthew Canavan: 55%James McGrath: 36%
46%Independents2
Lidia Thorpe: 30%David Pocock: 92%
61%Others6
Sue Lines: 76%Jacqui Lambie: 23%Slade Brockman: 59%Ralph Babet: 66%Jacinta Nampijinpa Price: 49%Fatima Payman: 60%
59%
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Voting participation in the Senate this parliament, by party
MemberPartyVoted inShare
Penny Allman-PayneGreens843 of 84899%
Barbara PocockGreens843 of 84899%
Steph Hodgins-MayGreens841 of 84899%
Varun GhoshLabor835 of 84898%
Sarah Hanson-YoungGreens828 of 84898%
Michelle Ananda-RajahLabor826 of 84897%
Nick McKimGreens826 of 84897%
Ellie WhiteakerLabor819 of 84897%
David ShoebridgeGreens816 of 84896%
Carol BrownLabor812 of 84896%
Jana StewartLabor805 of 84895%
Lisa DarmaninLabor801 of 84894%
Josh DolegaLabor800 of 84894%
Charlotte WalkerLabor800 of 84894%
Mehreen FaruqiGreens790 of 84893%
David PocockIndependent782 of 84892%
Larissa WatersGreens767 of 84890%
Helen PolleyLabor757 of 84889%
Jenny McAllisterLabor753 of 84889%
Karen GroganLabor742 of 84888%
Tyron WhittenOne Nation734 of 84887%
Nita GreenLabor731 of 84886%
Deborah O'NeillLabor717 of 84885%
Raff CicconeLabor716 of 84884%
Tony SheldonLabor713 of 84884%
Sean BellOne Nation591 of 70484%
Glenn SterleLabor708 of 84883%
Anthony ChisholmLabor694 of 84882%
Malcolm RobertsOne Nation680 of 84880%
Richard DowlingLabor677 of 84880%
Dorinda CoxLabor673 of 84879%
Jordon Steele-JohnGreens663 of 84878%
Marielle SmithLabor658 of 84878%
Vanessa BleyerGreens107 of 13977%
Sue LinesSenate President648 of 84876%
Tammy TyrrellLabor639 of 84875%
Jess WalshLabor583 of 84869%
Matt O'SullivanLiberal565 of 84867%
Tim AyresLabor561 of 84866%
Ralph BabetUnited Australia556 of 84866%
Jonathon DuniamLiberal554 of 84865%
Corinne MulhollandLabor551 of 84865%
Maria KovacicLiberal544 of 84864%
Richard ColbeckLiberal532 of 84863%
Alex AnticLiberal517 of 84861%
Fatima PaymanAustralia's Voice510 of 84860%
Jessica CollinsLiberal502 of 84859%
Kerrynne LiddleLiberal500 of 84859%
Slade BrockmanDeputy Senate President497 of 84859%
Leah BlythLiberal496 of 84858%
Sarah HendersonLiberal488 of 84858%
Paul ScarrLiberal481 of 84857%
Matthew CanavanLNP469 of 84855%
Ross CadellNationals467 of 84855%
Anne RustonLiberal463 of 84855%
Malarndirri McCarthyLabor440 of 84852%
Katy GallagherLabor437 of 84852%
Dean SmithLiberal437 of 84852%
Andrew McLachlanLiberal431 of 84851%
Dave SharmaLiberal427 of 84850%
James PatersonLiberal426 of 84850%
Jacinta Nampijinpa PriceCLP415 of 84849%
Susan McDonaldNationals401 of 84847%
Chris GatenbyLiberal94 of 20047%
Claire ChandlerLiberal394 of 84846%
Pauline HansonOne Nation382 of 84845%
Andrew BraggLiberal377 of 84844%
Jane HumeLiberal372 of 84844%
Murray WattLabor349 of 84841%
James McGrathLNP308 of 84836%
Bridget McKenzieNationals286 of 84834%
Lidia ThorpeIndependent253 of 84830%
Don FarrellLabor227 of 84827%
Jacqui LambieJacqui Lambie Network198 of 84823%
Michaelia CashLiberal179 of 84821%
Penny WongLabor94 of 84811%

Donations to each party, 2024–25

Donations declared by each party, with every state and federal branch added together. Gifts from other parties and their associated entities are left out, so money moved between branches isn't counted twice. More in Donations.

  • Federation$54M
    1 donor
  • Liberal$24M
    233 donors6 branches
  • Labor$23M
    594 donors8 branches
  • Greens$3.6M
    46 donors6 branches
  • LNP$2.3M
    44 donors
  • Nationals$1.0M
    20 donors3 branches
  • Legalise Cannabis Australia$639,990
    5 donors
  • David Pocock$441,539
    5 donors
  • CLP$433,000
    10 donors
  • Katter's Australian$251,667
    3 donors

How these are worked out

  • Votes are recorded divisions from They Vote For You. Most decisions in parliament pass “on the voices” without a recorded vote, so they aren't counted.
  • Each vote is grouped by the member's party at the time. “The party majority” is how most of their party colleagues voted in that division, not counting the member themselves; if colleagues were evenly split there is no majority and the vote is left out. Independents and presiding officers have no party to vote with.
  • The Liberal National Party of Queensland and the Country Liberal Party are recorded as their own parties, though in Canberra their members sit with the Liberals or the Nationals.
  • Donations are from the AEC Transparency Register, as declared by the parties in their annual returns.