New federal electoral divisions in Victoria came into effect from Thursday 17 October 2024.
In Victoria, the boundaries of 34 federal electoral divisions have been altered and the former Division of Higgins has been abolished. Voters who previously lived in the Division of Higgins have been allocated to the surrounding Divisions of Chisholm, Hotham, Kooyong, Macnamara and Melbourne.
Areas which have moved to a different electoral division
From |
To |
Division of Aston |
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Division of Ballarat |
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Division of Bendigo |
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Division of Bruce |
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Division of Calwell |
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Division of Casey |
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Division of Chisholm |
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Division of Cooper |
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Division of Corangamite |
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Division of Corio |
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Division of Deakin |
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Division of Dunkley |
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Division of Flinders |
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Division of Fraser |
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Division of Gellibrand |
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Division of Gippsland |
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Division of Goldstein |
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Division of Gorton |
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Division of Hawke |
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Division of Higgins |
* The former Division of Higgins has been abolished. |
Division of Holt |
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Division of Hotham |
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Division of Indi |
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Division of Isaacs |
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Division of Jagajaga |
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Division of Kooyong |
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Division of Lalor |
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Division of La Trobe |
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Division of McEwen |
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Division of Macnamara |
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Division of Mallee |
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Division of Maribyrnong |
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Division of Melbourne |
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Division of Menzies |
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Division of Monash |
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Division of Nicholls |
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Division of Scullin |
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Division of Wannon |
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Division of Wills |
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Further information:
- What you need to know about the new electoral divisions in Victoria taking effect
- Maps and descriptions of the new electoral divisions in Victoria