Official completed election data. Historical figures on this page use final VEC results. The 2026 candidate field and election-night classifications are identified separately.

Legislative Assembly district

Frankston

Held by Australian Labor Partygeneral-election margin 8.7%

Current memberPaul EdbrookeALP held since 2014

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2026 Frankston candidates

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Pauline Hanson’s One Nation
Paul Stafford
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Candidate field last checked: 28 September 2026

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Official VEC record

Past results

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26 November 20222022 state electionAustralian Labor Party won

First preferences

Candidate vote

Official VEC source
CandidateVotesVote
Dragan SuricFreedom Party of Victoria
1,4433.61%
3.6%
Emily GreenAustralian Greens
5,06012.67%
12.7%
Elizabeth JohnstonAnimal Justice Party
1,3653.42%
3.4%
Darren Paul BergwerfIndependent
8442.11%
2.1%
Henry KelsallIndependent
3690.92%
0.9%
Richard BrownFamily First Victoria
1,0832.71%
2.7%
Paul EdbrookeAustralian Labor Party
16,59541.55%
41.5%
Michael O’ReillyLiberal
11,76229.45%
29.4%
Chrysten AbrahamLiberal Democrats
1,4203.56%
3.6%

Final recheck figures published by the Victorian Electoral Commission.

Final count

Preference distribution

Paul EdbrookeAustralian Labor Party · 23,429 votes58.66%
58.7%
Michael O’ReillyLiberal · 16,512 votes41.34%
41.3%
24 November 20182018 state electionAustralian Labor Party won

First preferences

Candidate vote

Official VEC source
CandidateVotesVote
Henry KelsallIndependent
7902.15%
2.1%
Lachlan O’ConnellDerryn Hinch’s Justice Party
1,5644.26%
4.3%
Colin LaneAustralian Greens
2,7817.57%
7.6%
Michael LongLabour DLP
1,3663.72%
3.7%
Michael LambLiberal
12,00532.68%
32.7%
James PerssonAnimal Justice Party
1,1423.11%
3.1%
Jyothi RudraTransport Matters
2420.66%
0.7%
Paul EdbrookeAustralian Labor Party
16,84445.85%
45.9%

Final recheck figures published by the Victorian Electoral Commission.

Final count

Preference distribution

Colin LaneAustralian Greens · 4,953 votes13.48%
13.5%
Michael LambLiberal · 13,352 votes36.35%
36.4%
Paul EdbrookeAustralian Labor Party · 18,429 votes50.17%
50.2%
29 November 20142014 state electionAustralian Labor Party won

First preferences

Candidate vote

Official VEC source
CandidateVotesVote
Sean ArmisteadLiberal
12,54235.84%
35.8%
Anthony WallaceAustralian Christians
3080.88%
0.9%
Joseph ToscanoIndependent
1400.40%
0.4%
Jeanette SwainAustralian Greens
2,7907.97%
8.0%
Alan NichollsPeople Power Victoria / No Smart Meters
1580.45%
0.5%
Jamie MillerSex Party
9722.78%
2.8%
Marianne TootellIndependent
870.25%
0.3%
Paul EdbrookeAustralian Labor Party
12,24134.98%
35.0%
Reade SmithIndependent
1790.51%
0.5%
Jerome BreenIndependent
3110.89%
0.9%
Paul MasonFamily First
4151.19%
1.2%
Geoff ShawIndependent
4,51412.90%
12.9%
Mervyn K. VogtIndependent
1250.36%
0.4%
Lin TregenzaRise Up Australia Party
2120.61%
0.6%

Final recheck figures published by the Victorian Electoral Commission.

Final count

Preference distribution

Sean ArmisteadLiberal · 17,329 votes49.52%
49.5%
Paul EdbrookeAustralian Labor Party · 17,665 votes50.48%
50.5%

Local voting pattern

First-preference votes by voting booth

Official completed VEC figures for the most recent election

First-preference votes by voting booth2022 state election · 26 November 2022

Completed first-preference recheck figures supplied by the Victorian Electoral Commission. This table lists ordinary voting centres only. Early, postal, absent and other declaration votes are excluded.

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Frankston voting centreAldercourt
Dragan SuricFreedom Party of Victoria41 votes
Emily GreenAustralian Greens113 votes
Elizabeth JohnstonAnimal Justice Party46 votes
Darren Paul BergwerfIndependent25 votes
Henry KelsallIndependent9 votes
Richard BrownFamily First Victoria28 votes
Paul EdbrookeAustralian Labor Party373 votes
Michael O’ReillyLiberal174 votes
Chrysten AbrahamLiberal Democrats27 votes
Informal votes 64Total ordinary votes 900
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Frankston first-preference votes by ordinary voting centre at the 2022 state election
Voting boothDragan SuricFreedom Party of VictoriaEmily GreenAustralian GreensElizabeth JohnstonAnimal Justice PartyDarren Paul BergwerfIndependentHenry KelsallIndependentRichard BrownFamily First VictoriaPaul EdbrookeAustralian Labor PartyMichael O’ReillyLiberalChrysten AbrahamLiberal DemocratsInformalTotal
Aldercourt4111346259283731742764900
Baden Powell191241876153143202833884
Ballam Park307918293122401142534584
Belvedere Park102951345223121149
Bruce Park6607631313862914318
Derinya241391619112635038934371,045
Frankston1341106111012276519313
Frankston Beach126310164121861291518465
Frankston East50144404893746027848911,205
Frankston Forest2049121411299741525321
Frankston Heights331132842104142923640341,006
Frankston Rail2614528248243051663260818
Frankston South483166264293469937747941,770
John Paul College52114361972640525730861,032
Kananook281893342252537720649541,028
Karingal Heights42101342410413982193271972
Kingsley Park26116423433241731433511,068
Mt Erin38138452953954246359701,428

Source: Victorian Electoral Commission completed results. View the VEC voting-centre table

District information

About Frankston

VEC district profile ↗
District area42.98 km²
Legislative Council regionSouth-Eastern Metropolitan Region
Most recent election2022 state election26 November 2022
Current memberPaul EdbrookeAustralian Labor Party

District area and region are from the current Victorian Electoral Commission district profile. Election figures are from the completed results linked above.

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