Members of the Victorian Legislative Council, 2022–2026

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This is a list of members of the Victorian Legislative Council from 2022 to 2026.

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Members of the Victorian Legislative Council, 2022-2026
2026-2030 
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Distribution of seats

Members

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Image Name Party Region Years in office
  Matthew Bach
(1983–)
Liberal North-Eastern Metropolitan 2020–2023[c]
  Ryan Batchelor Labor Southern Metropolitan 2022–present
  Melina Bath
(1966–)
National Eastern Victoria 2015–present
  John Berger Labor Southern Metropolitan 2022–present
  Lizzie Blandthorn
(1977–)
Labor Western Metropolitan 2022–present
  Jeff Bourman
(1967–)
Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Eastern Victoria 2014–present
  Gaelle Broad National Northern Victoria 2022–present
  Katherine Copsey Greens Southern Metropolitan 2022–present
 
Georgie Crozier
(1963–)
Liberal Southern Metropolitan 2010–present
  David Davis
(1962–)
Liberal Southern Metropolitan 1996–present[f]
  Moira Deeming
(1983–)
Liberal Western Metropolitan 2022–present
  Independent Liberal[e]
  Liberal
  Enver Erdogan Labor Northern Metropolitan 2019–present[g]
  Jacinta Ermacora Labor Western Victoria 2022–present
  David Ettershank Legalise Cannabis Western Metropolitan 2022–present
  Michael Galea Labor South-Eastern Metropolitan 2022–present
  Anasina Gray-Barberio Greens Northern Metropolitan 2024–present[b]
  Renee Heath Liberal Eastern Victoria 2022–present
 
Ann-Marie Hermans Liberal South-Eastern Metropolitan 2022–present
  Shaun Leane
(1963–)
Labor North-Eastern Metropolitan 2006–present
  David Limbrick Liberal Democrats[d] South-Eastern Metropolitan 2018–2022; 2022–present
Libertarian[d]
  Wendy Lovell
(1959–)
Liberal Northern Victoria 2002–present[h]
  Trung Luu Liberal Western Metropolitan 2022–present
  Sarah Mansfield Greens Western Victoria 2022–present
 
Bev McArthur
(1949–)
Liberal Western Victoria 2018–present
  Joe McCracken Liberal Western Victoria 2022–present
  Nick McGowan Liberal North-Eastern Metropolitan 2022–present
  Tom McIntosh Labor Eastern Victoria 2022–present
  Evan Mulholland Liberal Northern Metropolitan 2022–present
  Rachel Payne Legalise Cannabis South-Eastern Metropolitan 2022–present
  Aiv Puglielli Greens North-Eastern Metropolitan 2022–present
  Georgie Purcell
(1992–)
Animal Justice Northern Victoria 2022–present
  Samantha Ratnam
(1977–)
Greens Northern Metropolitan 2017–2024[b]
  Harriet Shing
(1976–)
Labor Eastern Victoria 2014–present
 
Adem Somyurek
(1967–)
Democratic Labour Northern Metropolitan 2002–2022; 2022–present[i]
  Independent[a]
  Ingrid Stitt
(1965/66–)
Labor Western Metropolitan 2018–present
  Jaclyn Symes Labor Northern Victoria 2014–present
  Lee Tarlamis
(1975–)
Labor South-Eastern Metropolitan 20102014; 2020–present
  Sonja Terpstra Labor North-Eastern Metropolitan 2018–present
  Gayle Tierney Labor Western Victoria 2006–present
  Rikkie-Lee Tyrrell One Nation Northern Victoria 2022–present
  Sheena Watt Labor Northern Metropolitan 2020–present
  Richard Welch Liberal North-Eastern Metropolitan 2024–present[c]
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Notes

  1. Adem Somyurek resigned from the Democratic Labour Party in March 2024.[1]
  2. Samantha Ratnam resigned from parliament on 8 November 2024 and was replaced by Anasina Gray-Barberio on 13 November 2024.[2]
  3. Matthew Bach resigned from parliament on 87 December 2023 and was replaced by Richard Welch on 7 February 2024.[3]
  4. The Liberal Democratic Party changed its name to the Libertarian Party in 2023.[4][5]
  5. Moira Deeming was expelled from the parliamentary Victorian Liberal Party in May 2023 and sat as an Independent Liberal until returning to the party room in December 2024.[6][7]
  6. David Davis previously represented East Yarra Province from 1996 until the seat's abolition in 2006.[8]
  7. Enver Erdogan previously represented Southern Metropolitan Region from 2019 until 2022.[9]
  8. Wendy Lovell previously represented North Eastern Province from 2002 until the seat's abolition in 2006.[10]
  9. Adem Somyurek previously represented Eumemmerring Province from 2002 until the seat's abolition in 2006, and South-Eastern Metropolitan Region from 2006 until his resignation from parliament in 2022.[11][12]

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