[Victoria]: 1999 Victorian State Election

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2 August 1999​

All 88 seats in the Victorian Legislative Assembly 22 of the 44 seats in the Victorian Legislative Council 45 Assembly seats needed for a majority​

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Leader:	Jeff Kennett	John Brumby (WON)
Party:	Coalition: Liberal Party of Australia (Victorian Division) National Party of Australia - Victoria	Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch)
Policies	Liberal Party of Australia (Victorian Division): Liberalism Social Conservatism National Party of Australia - Victoria: Conservatism Agrarianism	Social Democracy Democratic Socialism
Leader since:	23 April 1991	30 June 1993
Leader's seat:	Burwood	Broadmeadows
Last election (seats):	58 seats	29 seats
Last election (two-party preferred percentage):	53.5%	46.5%
Seats won:	30	55
Seat change:	-28	+26
TPP Popular vote:	1,256,640	1,573,631
TPP Percentage:	44.4%	55.6%
TPP Swing:	-9.1%	+9.1%

Pre-Election Pendulum (Legislative Assembly, Coalition)​

Seat:	Member:	Party:	Percentage:
Ballarat East	Barry Traynor	Liberal Party of Australia	0.0% (27 votes)
Oakleigh	Denise McGill	Liberal Party of Australia	0.8%
Carrum	David Lean	Liberal Party of Australia	0.8%
Ballarat West	Paul Jenkins	Liberal Party of Australia	1.4%
Narracan	Florian Andrighetto	Liberal Party of Australia	1.6%
Tullamarine	Bernie Finn	Liberal Party of Australia	3.0%
Frankston East	Peter McLellan	Liberal Party of Australia	3.1%
Geelong	Ann Henderson	Liberal Party of Australia	3.5%
Seymour	Marie Tehan	Liberal Party of Australia	4.2%
Ripon	Steve Elder	Liberal Party of Australia	4.6%
Prahran	Leonie Burke	Liberal Party of Australia	4.6%
Mordialloc	Geoff Leigh	Liberal Party of Australia	4.7%
Bentleigh	Inga Peulich	Liberal Party of Australia	4.7%
Bendigo East	Michael John	Liberal Party of Australia	5.0%
Monbulk	Steve McArthur	Liberal Party of Australia	5.2%
Mitcham	Roger Pescott	Liberal Party of Australia	5.3%
Berwick	Robert Dean	Liberal Party of Australia	5.3%
Bellarine	Garry Spry	Liberal Party of Australia	5.5%
Eltham	Wayne Philips	Liberal Party of Australia	6.8%
Bayswater	Gordon Ashley	Liberal Party of Australia	7.5%
Gisborne	Tom Reynolds	Liberal Party of Australia	7.8%
Knox	Hurtle Lupton	Liberal Party of Australia	7.9%
Polwarth	Ian Smith	Liberal Party of Australia	8.1%
Dromana	Martin Dixon	Liberal Party of Australia	8.1%
Burwood	Jeff Kennett	Liberal Party of Australia	8.6%
Cranbourne	Gary Rowe	Liberal Party of Australia	9.1%
Bennettswood	Geoff Coleman	Liberal Party of Australia	9.2%
Caulfield	Helen Shardey	Liberal Party of Australia	9.3%
South Barwon	Alister Paterson	Liberal Party of Australia	10.2%
Box Hill	Robert Clark	Liberal Party of Australia	10.3%
Portland	Denis Napthine	Liberal Party of Australia	10.4%
Forest Hill	John Richardson	Liberal Party of Australia	10.5%
Pakenham	Rob Maclellan	Liberal Party of Australia	11.1%
Mornington	Robin Cooper	Liberal Party of Australia	11.3%
Mooroolbark	Lorraine Elliott	Liberal Party of Australia	12.2%
Gippsland West	Alan Brown	Liberal Party of Australia	12.6%
Evelyn	Jim Plowman	Liberal Party of Australia	12.7%
Wantirna	Kim Wells	Liberal Party of Australia	13.1%
Hawthorn	Phil Gude	Liberal Party of Australia	13.6%
Warrnambool	John McGrath	National Party of Australia	13.8%
Warrandyte	Phil Honeywood	Liberal Party of Australia	13.9%
Sandringham	Murray Thompson	Liberal Party of Australia	14.3%
Bulleen	David Perrin	Liberal Party of Australia	14.6%
Benambra	Tony Plowman	Liberal Party of Australia	14.9%
Kew	Jan Wade	Liberal Party of Australia	15.0%
Doncaster	Victor Perton	Liberal Party of Australia	15.0%
Gippsland East	David Treasure	National Party of Australia	15.2%
Benalla	Pat McNamara	National Party of Australia	15.3%
Frankston	Andrea McCall	Liberal Party of Australia	15.4%
Glen Waverley	Ross Smith	Liberal Party of Australia	15.7%
Malvern	Robert Doyle	Liberal Party of Australia	17.6%
Brighton	Alan Stockdale	Liberal Party of Australia	18.1%
Swan Hill	Barry Steggall	National Party of Australia	19.0%
Gippsland South	Peter Ryan	National Party of Australia	19.4%
Shepparton	Don Kilgour	National Party of Australia	19.6%
Wimmera	Bill McGrath	National Party of Australia	21.2%
Murray Valley	Ken Jasper	National Party of Australia	22.4%
Rodney	Noel Maughan	National Party of Australia	26.1%

Pre-Election Pendulum (Legislative Assembly, Labor)​

Seat:	Member:	Party:	Percentage:
Werribee	Mary Douglas	Australian Labor Party	0.8%
Ivanhoe	Craig Langdon	Australian Labor Party	1.6%
Yan Yean	Andre Haermeyer	Australian Labor Party	1.6%
Bendigo West	Bob Cameron	Australian Labor Party	1.7%
Dandenong North	Jan Wilson	Australian Labor Party	2.2%
Bundoora	Sherryl Garbutt	Australian Labor Party	2.6%
Morwell	Keith Hamilton	Australian Labor Party	2.7%
Dandenong	John Pandazopoulos	Australian Labor Party	3.3%
Essendon	Judy Maddigan	Australian Labor Party	3.4%
Niddrie	Rob Hulls	Australian Labor Party	4.4%
Springvale	Eddie Micallef	Australian Labor Party	7.9%
Geelong North	Peter Loney	Australian Labor Party	8.1%
Altona	Lynne Kosky	Australian Labor Party	8.2%
Albert Park	John Thwaites	Australian Labor Party	8.8%
Clayton	Hong Lim	Australian Labor Party	9.6%
Pascoe Vale	Christine Campbell	Australian Labor Party	11.1%
Keilor	George Seitz	Australian Labor Party	11.6%
Melton	David Cunningham	Australian Labor Party	12.2%
Mill Park	Alex Andrianopoulos	Australian Labor Party	13.9%
Preston	Michael Leighton	Australian Labor Party	15.3%
Williamstown	Steve Bracks	Australian Labor Party	15.6%
Melbourne	Neil Cole	Australian Labor Party	15.9%
Coburg	Carlo Carli	Australian Labor Party	16.9%
Richmond	Demetri Dollis	Australian Labor Party	17.3%
Sunshine	Ian Baker	Australian Labor Party	19.1%
Footscray	Bruce Mildenhall	Australian Labor Party	19.4%
Northcote	Mary Delahunty	Australian Labor Party	19.9%
Thomastown	Peter Batchelor	Australian Labor Party	22.0%
Broadmeadows	John Brumby	Australian Labor Party	25.1%

Pre-Election Pendulum (Legislative Assembly, Crossbench)​

Seat:	Member:	Party:	Percentage:
Mildura	Russell Savage	Independent	1.4% v. Liberal

Pre-Election Pendulum (Legislative Council)​

Electorate:	Elected 1992 (up for election):	Elected 1996 (not up for election):	1996 TPP percentage:
Eumemmerring Province	Ron Wells	Neil Lucas	2.8%
Geelong Province	Bill Hartigan	Ian Cover	3.3%
Chelsea Province	Sue Wilding	Cameron Boardman	3.3%
Ballarat Province	Dick de Fegely	Rob Knowles	4.4%
Monash Province	Louise Asher	Peter Katsambanis	4.8%
Waverley Province	Andrew Brideson	Maree Luckins	4.8%
Central Highlands Province	Graeme Stoney	Geoff Craige	7.6%
Templestowe Province	Bill Forwood	Carlo Furletti	9.2%
Koonung Province	Bruce Atkinson	Gerald Ashman	9.6%
South Eastern Province	Ron Bowden	Ken Smith	10.1%
Silvan Province	Rosemary Varty	Wendy Smith	10.4%
Higinbotham Province	Chris Strong	John Ross	10.8%
Gippsland Province	Philip Davis	Peter Hall	11.0%
North Western Province	Barry Bishop	Ron Best	11.6%
North Eastern Province	Bill Baxter	Jeanette Powell	11.8% vs. Liberal
East Yarra Province	Mark Birrell	David Davis	12.2%
Western Province	Roger Hallam	Bruce Chamberlain	14.7%
Doutta Galla Province	David White	Monica Gould	11.2%
Melbourne West Province	Jean McLean	Sang Nguyen	11.2%
Melbourne North Province	Don Nardella	Caroline Hogg	11.7%
Jika Jika Province	Pat Power	Theo Theophanous	12.8%
Melbourne Province	Doug Walpole	Barry Pullen	13.8%

 

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Post-Election Pendulum (Legislative Assembly, Coalition)​

Seat:	Member:	Party:	Percentage:
Bennettswood	Ron Wilson	Liberal Party of Australia	0.1%
Caulfield	Helen Shardey	Liberal Party of Australia	0.2%
South Barwon	Alister Paterson	Liberal Party of Australia	1.1%
Box Hill	Robert Clark	Liberal Party of Australia	1.2%
Portland	Denis Napthine	Liberal Party of Australia	1.3%
Forest Hill	John Richardson	Liberal Party of Australia	1.4%
Pakenham	Rob Maclellan	Liberal Party of Australia	2.0%
Mornington	Robin Cooper	Liberal Party of Australia	2.2%
Mooroolbark	Lorraine Elliott	Liberal Party of Australia	3.1%
Evelyn	Christine Fyffe	Liberal Party of Australia	3.6%
Wantirna	Kim Wells	Liberal Party of Australia	4.0%
Hawthorn	Ted Baillieu	Liberal Party of Australia	4.5%
Warrnambool	John Vogels	Liberal Party of Australia	4.7%
Warrandyte	Phil Honeywood	Liberal Party of Australia	4.8%
Sandringham	Murray Thompson	Liberal Party of Australia	5.2%
Bulleen	Nicholas Kotsiras	Liberal Party of Australia	5.5%
Benambra	Tony Plowman	Liberal Party of Australia	5.8%
Kew	Andrew McIntosh	Liberal Party of Australia	5.9%
Doncaster	Victor Perton	Liberal Party of Australia	5.9%
Benalla	Pat McNamara	National Party of Australia	6.2%
Frankston	Andrea McCall	Liberal Party of Australia	6.3%
Glen Waverley	Ross Smith	Liberal Party of Australia	6.6%
Malvern	Robert Doyle	Liberal Party of Australia	8.5%
Brighton	Louise Asher	Liberal Party of Australia	9.0%
Swan Hill	Barry Steggall	National Party of Australia	9.9%
Gippsland South	Peter Ryan	National Party of Australia	10.3%
Shepparton	Don Kilgour	National Party of Australia	10.5%
Wimmera	Hugh Delahunty	National Party of Australia	12.1%
Murray Valley	Ken Jasper	National Party of Australia	13.3%
Rodney	Noel Maughan	National Party of Australia	17.0%

Post-Election Pendulum (Legislative Assembly, Labor)​

Seat:	Member:	Party:	Percentage:
Cranbourne	Jude Perera	Australian Labor Party	0.0% (13 votes)
Burwood	Bob Stensholt	Australian Labor Party	0.5%
Dromana	Diane Thompson	Australian Labor Party	1.0%
Polwarth	Steve Gartland	Australian Labor Party	1.0%
Knox	Christopher Smith	Australian Labor Party	1.2%
Gisborne	Jo Duncan	Australian Labor Party	1.3%
Bayswater	Susan Craven	Australian Labor Party	1.6%
Eltham	Pam Hanney	Australian Labor Party	2.3%
Bellarine	Kerri Erler	Australian Labor Party	3.6%
Berwick	Philip Reed	Australian Labor Party	3.8%
Mitcham	Tony Robinson	Australian Labor Party	3.8%
Monbulk	Leslie Wood	Australian Labor Party	3.9%
Bendigo East	Jacinta Allan	Australian Labor Party	4.1%
Bentleigh	Cartha Maloney	Australian Labor Party	4.4%
Mordialloc	Robyn McLeod	Australian Labor Party	4.4%
Prahran	Joseph O'Reilly	Australian Labor Party	4.5%
Ripon	Joe Helper	Australian Labor Party	4.5%
Seymour	Ben Hardman	Australian Labor Party	4.9%
Geelong	Ian Trezise	Australian Labor Party	5.6%
Frankston East	Matt Viney	Australian Labor Party	6.0%
Tullamarine	Liz Beattie	Australian Labor Party	6.1%
Narracan	Ian Maxfield	Australian Labor Party	7.5%
Ballarat West	Karen Overington	Australian Labor Party	7.7%
Carrum	Jenny Lindell	Australian Labor Party	8.3%
Oakleigh	Ann Barker	Australian Labor Party	8.3%
Ballarat East	Geoff Howard	Australian Labor Party	9.1%
Werribee	Mary Gillett	Australian Labor Party	9.9%
Ivanhoe	Craig Langdon	Australian Labor Party	10.7%
Yan Yean	Andre Haermeyer	Australian Labor Party	10.7%
Bendigo West	Bob Cameron	Australian Labor Party	10.8%
Dandenong North	John Lenders	Australian Labor Party	11.3%
Bundoora	Sherryl Garbutt	Australian Labor Party	11.7%
Morwell	Keith Hamilton	Australian Labor Party	11.8%
Dandenong	John Pandazopoulos	Australian Labor Party	12.4%
Essendon	Judy Maddigan	Australian Labor Party	12.5%
Niddrie	Rob Hulls	Australian Labor Party	13.5%
Springvale	Tim Holding	Australian Labor Party	17.0%
Geelong North	Peter Loney	Australian Labor Party	17.2%
Altona	Lynne Kosky	Australian Labor Party	17.3%
Albert Park	John Thwaites	Australian Labor Party	17.9%
Clayton	Hong Lim	Australian Labor Party	18.7%
Pascoe Vale	Christine Campbell	Australian Labor Party	20.2%
Keilor	George Seitz	Australian Labor Party	20.7%
Melton	Don Nardella	Australian Labor Party	21.3%
Mill Park	Alex Andrianopoulos	Australian Labor Party	23.0%
Preston	Michael Leighton	Australian Labor Party	24.4%
Williamstown	Steve Bracks	Australian Labor Party	24.7%
Melbourne	Bronwyn Pike	Australian Labor Party	25.0%
Coburg	Carlo Carli	Australian Labor Party	26.0%
Richmond	Richard Wynne	Australian Labor Party	26.4%
Sunshine	Telmo Languiller	Australian Labor Party	28.2%
Footscray	Bruce Mildenhall	Australian Labor Party	28.5%
Northcote	Mary Delahunty	Australian Labor Party	29.0%
Thomastown	Peter Batchelor	Australian Labor Party	31.1%
Broadmeadows	John Brumby	Australian Labor Party	34.2%

Post-Election Pendulum (Legislative Assembly, Crossbench)​

Seat:	Member:	Party:	Percentage:
Gippsland East	Craig Ingram	Independent	4.2% v. National
Gippsland West	Susan Davies	Independent	6.9% v. Liberal
Mildura	Russell Savage	Independent	10.5% v. Liberal

Post-Election Pendulum (Legislative Council)​

Electorate:	Elected 1996:	Elected 1999:	1999 TPP percentage:
Templestowe Province	Carlo Furletti	Bill Forwood	0.1%
Koonung Province	Gerald Ashman	Bruce Atkinson	0.5%
South Eastern Province	Ken Smith	Ron Bowden	1.0%
Silvan Province	Wendy Smith	Andrew Olexander	1.3%
Higinbotham Province	John Ross	Chris Strong	1.7%
Gippsland Province	Peter Hall	Philip Davis	1.9%
North Western Province	Ron Best	Barry Bishop	2.5%
East Yarra Province	David Davis	Mark Birrell	3.1%
Western Province	Bruce Chamberlain	Roger Hallam	5.6%
North Eastern Province	Jeanette Powell	Bill Baxter	10.2%
Central Highlands Province	Geoff Craige	Rob Mitchell	1.5%
Waverley Province	Maree Luckins	Stuart Morris	4.3%
Monash Province	Peter Katsambanis	Jacki Willox	4.3%
Ballarat Province	Rob Knowles	Dianne Hadden-Tregear	4.7%
Chelsea Province	Cameron Boardman	Bob Smith	5.8%
Geelong Province	Ian Cover	Elaine Carbines	5.8%
Eumemmerring Province	Neil Lucas	Carlos Baldovino	6.3%
Doutta Galla Province	Monica Gould	Justin Madden	20.3%
Melbourne West Province	Sang Nguyen	Kaye Darveniza	20.3%
Melbourne North Province	Caroline Hogg	Marsha Thomson	20.8%
Jika Jika Province	Theo Theophanous	Jenny Mikakos	21.9%
Melbourne Province	Barry Pullen	Glenyys Romanes	22.9%