Australia House of Representatives election 2025 — Results
Election day: May 3, 2025
- Labor (ALP): 34.56%, 94 seats
- Coalition (Liberal/National): 31.82%, 43 seats
- Greens: 12.20%, 1 seats
- Independents: 7.36%, 10 seats
- One Nation: 6.40%, 0 seats
- Katter's Australian Party: 0.33%, 1 seats
- Centre Alliance: 0.24%, 1 seats
- Others: 7.09%, 0 seats
Turnout: 90.70%
About this election
How the vote works
The House is elected by compulsory, full-preference instant-runoff voting in single-member electorates; after the 2024–25 redistribution the chamber returned to 150 seats (New South Wales and Victoria each lost a seat and Western Australia gained one), with 76 needed for a majority. The two-party-preferred vote remained the headline measure. The simultaneous half-Senate election is covered on the companion Senate page.
Compiled and reviewed from official results by ElectioMap. See our data methodology.
In numbers
- 2.74 points separated Labor (ALP) from Coalition (Liberal/National) — 424,736 votes.
- Labor (ALP) converted 34.56% of the vote into 94 of 150 seats (62.67%), 28.11 points more than its vote share.
- The top two shared 66.38% of the vote between them, and 6 lists cleared 5%.
- Labor (ALP) moved +1.98 points against the 2022 House of Representatives election (32.58% → 34.56%).
- Turnout was 90.70%, up 0.88 points on 2022.
Calculated from the official figures on this page and from the other elections of this type in our archive.
Understanding this election
- Why Official Results Sometimes Take Weeks — the stages between the count and the legal result
- Why Turnout Figures Disagree — why two sources publish different turnout for one election
- D’Hondt vs Sainte-Laguë — how a divisor formula turns vote shares into seats