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Australian Labor Party (57 Seats)
Seat	Member	Margin	Classification
Hastings¹	Neale Burgess	0.01%	Marginal
Caulfield¹	David Southwick	0.2%	Marginal
Hawthorn	John Kennedy	0.6%	Marginal
Nepean	Chris Brayne	0.7%	Marginal
Northcote	Kat Theophanous	1.7% v GRN	Marginal
Ashwood²	Will Fowles	2.0%	Marginal
Pakenham	New seat	2.2%	Marginal
Ripon¹	Louise Staley	2.8%	Marginal
South Barwon	Darren Cheeseman	3.0%	Marginal
Box Hill	Paul Hamer	3.1%	Marginal
Ringwood	Dustin Halse	3.2%	Marginal
Morwell¹	Russell Northe	4.0%	Marginal
Melton	Steve McGhie	5.0%	Marginal
Richmond	Richard Wynne	5.8%	Marginal
Monbulk	James Merlino	7.1%	Fairly safe
Eltham	Vicki Ward	8.8%	Fairly safe
Werribee	Tim Pallas	9.1% v IND	Fairly safe
Cranbourne	Pauline Richards	9.3%	Fairly safe
Eureka²	Michaela Settle	9.6%	Fairly safe
Frankston	Paul Edbrooke	10.2%	Safe
Geelong	Christine Couzens	10.3%	Safe
Narre Warren North	Luke Donnellan	10.4%	Safe
Narre Warren South	Gary Maas	10.4%	Safe
Wendouree	Juliana Addison	11.0%	Safe
Bellarine	Lisa Neville	11.4%	Safe
Bentleigh	Nick Staikos	11.4%	Safe
Carrum	Sonya Kilkenny	12.0%	Safe
Bendigo East	Jacinta Allan	12.1%	Safe
Ivanhoe	Anthony Carbines	12.3%	Safe
Niddrie	Ben Carroll	12.5%	Safe
Point Cook²	Jill Hennessy	12.8%	Safe
Macedon	Mary-Anne Thomas	13.4%	Safe
Mordialloc	Tim Richardson	13.4%	Safe
Albert Park	Martin Foley	13.9%	Safe
Sunbury	Josh Bull	14.5%	Safe
Clarinda	Meng Heang Tak	14.9%	Safe
Essendon	Danny Pearson	15.8%	Safe
Mulgrave	Daniel Andrews	15.8%	Safe
Oakleigh	Steve Dimopoulos	16.0%	Safe
Bundoora	Colin Brooks	16.2%	Safe
Yan Yean	Danielle Green	16.9%	Safe
Tarneit	Sarah Connolly	17.9%	Safe
Sydenham	Natalie Hutchins	18.3%	Safe
Ivanhoe	John Eren	19.1%	Safe
Williamstown	Melissa Horne	19.9%	Safe
Kalkallo²	New seat	20.9%	Very safe
Preston	Robin Scott	21.3% v GRN	Very safe
Kororoit	Marlene Kairouz	20.9%	Very safe
Greenvale	New seat	22.0%	Very safe
St Albans	Natalie Suleyman	22.0%	Very safe
Greenvale	Lizzie Blandthorn	22.3%	Very safe
Dandenong	Gabrielle Williams	23.1%	Very safe
Laverton	New seat	23.4%	Very safe
Mill Park	Lily D'Ambrosio	24.9%	Very safe
Broadmeadows	Frank McGuire	25.2%	Very safe
Thomastown	Bronwyn Halfpenny	27.4%	Very safe
Footscray	Katie Hall	27.6%	Very safe
¹The following electorate margins have notionally changed following a redistribution conducted by the Victorian Electoral Commission (VEC) ²The following electorates were renamed or redistributed from an abolished electorate by the VEC. Italics indicate a sitting member is retiring at the election.

Liberal/National Coalition (26 Seats)
Seat	Member	Party	Margin	Classification
Mildura¹	Ali Cupper	IND	0.4%	Marginal
Sandringham	Brad Rowswell	LIB	0.4%	Marginal
Brighton	James Newbury	LIB	0.5%	Marginal
Bayswater¹	Jackson Taylor	ALP	0.6%	Marginal
Bass¹	Jordan Crugnale	ALP	0.7%	Marginal
Glen Waverley²	New seat	LIB	0.9%	Marginal
Croydon	David Hodgett	LIB	1.0%	Marginal
Eildon	Cindy McLeish	LIB	1.0%	Marginal
Berwick²	Brad Battin	LIB	1.3%	Marginal
Evelyn	Bridget Vallence	LIB	1.3%	Marginal
Polwarth	Richard Riordan	LIB	2.0%	Marginal
Benambra	Bill Tilley	LIB	2.6% v IND	Marginal
South-West Coast	Roma Britnell	LIB	3.2%	Marginal
Warrandyte	Ryan Smith	LIB	3.8%	Marginal
Kew	Tim Smith	LIB	4.7%	Marginal
Mornington	David Morris	LIB	5.0%	Marginal
Bulleen	Matthew Guy	LIB	5.5%	Marginal
Rowville	Kim Wells	LIB	5.5%	Marginal
Malvern	Michael O'Brien	LIB	6.0%	Fairly safe
Narracan	Gary Blackwood	LIB	10.0%	Safe
Ovens Valley	Tim McCurdy	NAT	12.1%	Safe
Gippsland South	Danny O'Brien	NAT	14.2%	Safe
Euroa	Steph Ryan	NAT	15.8%	Safe
Gippsland East	Tim Bull	NAT	17.6%	Safe
Lowan	Emma Kealy	NAT	21.1%	Very safe
Murray Plains	Peter Walsh	NAT	24.0%	Very safe
¹The following electorate margins have notionally changed following a redistribution conducted by the Victorian Electoral Commission (VEC) ²The following electorates were renamed or redistribued from an abolished electorate by the VEC. Italics indicate a sitting member is retiring at the election.

Crossbench Seats (4 seats)
Seat	Member	Party	Margin	Classification
Melbourne	Ellen Sandell	GRN	1.7%	Marginal
Brunswick	Tim Read	GRN	2.0%	Marginal
Prahran	Sam Hibbins	GRN	8.2%	Fairly safe
Shepparton	Suzanna Sheed	IND	5.3% v LIB	Marginal

Logo	Department	Formed	Employees	Annual budget	Minister		Secretary
Logo	Department	Formed	Employees	Annual budget	Portrait	Name and title	Portrait	Name
	Prime Minister and Cabinet	12 March 1971				Anthony Albanese Prime Minister of Australia		Stephanie Foster PSM (Acting)
	Treasury	1 January 1901	1360^[1]	$A186.846 Million^[1]		Jim Chalmers Treasurer of Australia		Steven Kennedy PSM
	Finance	7 December 1976				Katy Gallagher Minister for Finance Attorney-General		Rosemary Huxtable
	Attorney-General's	1 January 1901				Katy Gallagher Minister for Finance Attorney-General		Katherine Jones
	Agriculture, Water and the Environment	1 February 2020				TBD		Andrew Metcalfe AO
	Defence	14 April 1942				TBD		Greg Moriarty
	Education, Skills and Employment	1 February 2020				Richard Marles Deputy Prime Minister of Australia Minister for Employment		Michelle Bruniges
	Education, Skills and Employment	1 February 2020				TBD Minister for Education		Michelle Bruniges
	Health	7 March 1921				TBD Minister for Health		Brendan Murphy
	Home Affairs	20 December 2017				Jim Chalmers Minister for Home Affairs (interim)		Mike Pezzullo
	Industry, Science, Energy and Resources	21 September 2015				TBD		David Fredericks
	Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications	1 February 2020				TBD		Simon Atkinson
	Social Services	18 September 2013				TBD		Ray Griggs
	Veterans' Affairs	5 October 1976				TBD		Elizabeth Cosson

1 2 Treasury (Australia) (29 March 2022). Table 1.1: Department of the Treasury resource statement – Budget estimates for 2022-23 as at Budget March 2022 (PDF) (Report). Commonwealth of Australia. p. 11. Retrieved 2022-05-28.

Two-party-preferred vote results in Higgins

Seat projections in the Australian House of Representatives based on a uniform swing from the pre-election pendulum

Graph of opinion polls conducted on the performance of Malcolm Turnbull as Prime Minister

Graph of opinion polls conducted on the performance of Tony Abbott as Prime Minister

Graph of opinion polls conducted on the performance of Julia Gillard as Prime Minister

[TSYPBS2122-1] 1 2 Treasury (Australia) (29 March 2022). Table 1.1: Department of the Treasury resource statement – Budget estimates for 2022-23 as at Budget March 2022 (PDF) (Report). Commonwealth of Australia. p. 11. Retrieved 2022-05-28.

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