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This is a list of candidates for the 2025 Western Australian state election. Nominations for candidates and parties officially opened on 6 February and closed on 12 February party candidates, and 13 February for non-party candidates.[1]

Retiring MPs

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This section is an excerpt from 2025 Western Australian state election § Retiring MPs.[edit]

Labor

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Liberal

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National

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Independent

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Legislative Assembly

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Incumbent members are shown in bold text. Successful candidates are highlighted in the relevant colour.

Electorate Held by Labor[28][29] Liberal[30] Nationals[31] Greens[32] Christians[33] Legalise Cannabis[34] One Nation[35] Others
Albany Labor Rebecca Stephens Thomas Brough[36] Scott Leary[37] Lynn MacLaren[38] Gerrit Ballast Philip Arnatt Quintin Bisschoff Synjon Anstee-Brook (SFF)
Mario Lionetti (Ind.)
Armadale Labor Tony Buti Jason McNamara Shelley Harrington[39] Arthur Kleyn C Ling (SPPK)
Balcatta Labor David Michael James Helliwell Trevor Don[40] Wesley D'Costa Christopher Cole David Potter Robert Hollier (SFF)
Baldivis Labor Reece Whitby Dylan Mbano Annabelle Newbury[41] Yvette Holmes Mark Charles Dylan Vermeulen[42] Phillip da Silva (SFF)
Bassendean Labor Dave Kelly Ash Kumar Callan Gray[43] Dave Kingston Chris Fenech[44] Renée McLennan (Ind.)[45][46]
Bateman Labor Kim Giddens Nitin Vashisht[47] Donna Gordin[48] Juanita Doorey[49] Kirsty Robbie Michael Mabood[50] Anahita Ghassemifar (Lbt.)
Colleen Saporita (AJP)
Tony Stokes (Ind.)
Belmont Labor Cassie Rowe Biju Anthony[30] Helen Olivieri[51] Nathaneal Yap Liviu Filip Tomulescu
Bibra Lake Labor Sook Yee Lai[52] Atul Garg Robyn Walsh[53] Leon Yeap Bradley Gibb Bradley Dickinson Lisa Griffiths (Ind.)
Michael Separovich (Ind.)
Bicton Labor Lisa O'Malley Christopher Dowson[54] Bill Koul[37] Adam Bennett[55] Tim Smith
Bunbury Labor Don Punch Heather Reid[56] Codee-Lee Down[57] Patricia Perks[58] Boyd Davey John Bell Shane Myles Cameron van Veen (SFF)
Butler Labor Lorna Clarke[52] Rikki Baulch[30] Matt Price[59] Vanessa Montgomery Ramon Grandos Mark Powley
Cannington Labor Ron Sao[52] Bruce Henderson Eric Hayward[60] Mark Staer
Carine Labor Paul Lilburne Liam Staltari[61] Lisa Hindmarsh[62] Sally Bone
Central Wheatbelt National Rebecca Atkinson Lance French[63] Lachlan Hunter[64] Peter Leam[65] Les Holten Peter Lines[66]
Churchlands Labor Christine Tonkin Basil Zempilas[67] Caroline McLean[68] James Rai Tian Carrie-Wilson (Ind. FUSION)
Anthony Fels (Ind.)
Lisa Thornton (Ind.)[69]
Cockburn Labor David Scaife Brunetta Di Russo Brendan Sturcke[70] Gopi Veloo Christopher Rennick
Collie-Preston Labor Jodie Hanns Matt Sharp Cameron Parsons[71] Robert Mann[72] Norm Wiese Paul Gullan Jess Adams Joshua Wray Coffey (SFF)
Cottesloe Liberal Amy Astill Sandra Brewer[73] Heidi Hardisty[74] Jessica Yu Rachel Horncastle (Ind.)[75]
Darling Range Labor Hugh Jones Paul Mansfield[76] Morgan Byas[48] Dominic Firmager[77] Quintin Kleyn Peter Roberts Liam Heerema[78]
Dawesville Labor Lisa Munday Owen Mulder[79] Susanne Godden[80] Kerry Stewart Sharlene Mavor Wayne Fuller Sam Walker (SFF)
Forrestfield Labor Stephen Price George Tilbury[76] Ian Blayney[37] River Clarke[81] Jacob Morrow Steve Emmons Peter Nicholls[82] Chris Munro (SFF)
Fremantle Labor Simone McGurk Serena Kipling Felicity Townsend[83] Peter Watt David Foley Natashia Boland (AJP)
Kate Hulett (Ind.)[84]
Nicoletta Rafaelli (SFF)
Geraldton Labor Lara Dalton Tim Milnes[76] Kirrilee Warr[85] Madeline Doncon[86] Eugenie Harris David Van Beek Aaron Horsman (Ind.)
Jack Ostle (SFF)
Shane van Styn (Ind.)
Girrawheen Labor Meredith Hammat Jacques Lombard[citation needed] Evan Beasley[87] Tracey Purser Nathan Kirk Kim Mubarak (Ind.)
Hillarys Labor Caitlin Collins Lisa Olsson[88] Nicholas D’Alonzo[89] Dwight Randalls
Jandakot Labor Stephen Pratt[52] Nicole Robins[90] Ariana Carot Collins[91] Marianne Pretorious Igor Mironenko Alan Strahan (SFF)
Joondalup Labor Emily Hamilton Michael Dudek[54] Brian Sova[92] Trevor Bartley Sam Law Nicole Butler (Ind.)
Neil Jensen (AJP)[93]
Michael Kannis (SFF)
M Waghorn (SPPK)
Kalamunda Labor Karen Beale[52] Adam Hort[94] Lisa Logan[48] Janelle Sewell[95] Shemma Timney Penelope Young Robert Critchley George Taylor (SFF)
Kalgoorlie Labor Ali Kent[96] Rowena Olsen[97] Tony Herron[37] Donald Clarke [98] Ross Paterson[96] Kelly Malcolm[96] Jordan Whitten[96] Stefan Colagiuri (SFF)[96]
Kyran O'Donnell (Ind.)[99]
Kimberley Labor Divina D'Anna Darren Spackman[100] Millie Hills[37] Jaala Ozies[101] Zoe Golding
Kingsley Labor Jessica Stojkovski Scott Edwardes Sheridan Young[102] Josephine Bartley Natalie Whitten Adam Johnson (SFF)
Martyn Shipton (Ind.)
Kwinana Labor Roger Cook Cameron Foord Jody Freeman[103] Vizia Daniel Paul Mavor Andrej Pajewski[104] Tim Hamilton (SFF)
Paul Howard (Ind.)
Esther Forest (AJP)
Landsdale Labor Daniel Pastorelli[52] Marizane Moore Michaela King[105] Candice Parsons Ziggi Murphy (Ind.)
Mandurah Labor Rhys Williams[106] Kaye Seeber Chance Bruening[107] Lenka Pesch Nicholas Gemmell C Hill (SPPK)
Maylands Labor Dan Bull[52] Paula Tan Caroline Perks[108] Gaye Burnett Peter Cornish (Lbt.)
Midland Labor Steve Catania Mike Matich Sarah Nielsen-Harvey[109] Brian Warburton Jane Southworth Julie Cottam[110] Sarah Howlett (Ind.)
Delia Richardson (AJP)
Mid-West[a] National Jenna Denton[112] Merome Beard Shane Love[64] Chilla Bulbeck[113] Michael Reymond Shannon Yeh Mark Burns Chrystal Sclater (Lbt.)
Mindarie Labor Mark Folkard Paul Miles[114] Scott McCarthy[115] Patrick Thomas Lee Hunt John Burton[116] Penelope Hall (AJP)
Christian Mellon (SFF)
Morley Labor Amber-Jade Sanderson Aswath Chavittupara[117] Kaelin Abrahams[118] Giulio Di Somma Conor Doyle[119] Cameron Yates (SFF)
Mount Lawley Labor Frank Paolino[120] Michelle Sutherland Lucy Nicol[121] Nathaly Key Leo Treasure Graeme Morrison[122] S Singleton (SFF)
Murray-Wellington Labor Robyn Clarke David Bolt[76] Paul Gillet[57] Vince Puccio [123] Deonne Kingsford Lucas Zwikielberg[124]
Nedlands Labor Mary Monkhouse[125] Jonathan Huston[76] Viv Glance[126] Laura Yow Alex Ironside Peter Dunne (Ind.)
Jonathan Hippisley (Ind.)[127]
Cilla de Lacey (Ind.)
Jonathan Hippisley (Ind.)
Rosemarie de Vries (Ind.)[128]
Oakford Labor Yaz Mubarakai Tait Marston[129] Heather Lonsdale[130] Jiby Joy Srdjan Lazarevic Mandy Dhandli[131] Ronald Lean (SFF)
Perth Labor John Carey Sean Butler[30] Simone Springer[132] Grant Stewart (AJP)
Pilbara Labor Kevin Michel Amanda Kailis[97] Kieran Dart[76] Niels Glahn-Bertelsen[133] Georgina Wilkinson Brenton Johannsen Leanne Lockyer (SFF)
Riverton Labor Jags Krishnan Amanda Spencer-Teo[90] Tim Hall[134] Joan Lee Flint Adarne
Rockingham Labor Magenta Marshall Hayley Edwards[129] Robert Delves[135] Tim Pearce Phil Lesley Cristina Oregioni[136] Sarah Gould (AJP)[137]
Jason Keane (Ind.)
Roe National Brad Willis Marie O'Dea Peter Rundle[64] Dave Worth[138] Diana Reymond Ethann Sinclair
Scarborough Labor Stuart Aubrey Damian Kelly[76] Elizabeth Re Mark Twiss[139] Emily Stokes (AJP)
Secret Harbour Labor Paul Papalia Mark Jones Tamsyn Heynes[140] Bob Burdett Jim Matters Liam Hall Elizabeth Storer (AJP)
Southern River Labor Terry Healy Sudhir Chowdhary Angela Hecquet[141] Alvin Mathew Graham Pereira Ingrid Parkin Glen Dewhurst (Ind.)
Caleb Thomas (SFF)
Simon Simson (Ind.)
South Perth Labor Geoff Baker Bronwyn Waugh[142] Jeremy Miles[37] Carl Evers[143] Rachel Zhuang Andrew Quin (Ind.)
Swan Hills Labor Michelle Maynard[144] Rod Henderson Ben Giblett Chris Poulton[145] Magdeleen Strauss Scott Wilkinson Ross Williamson (SFF)
Thornlie Labor Colleen Egan[146] Mahesh Arumugam[54] Adam Razak[147] Madeleine Goiran Fred Mulholland Timothy Larcombe Kevin McDonald (Ind.)[148]
Vasse Liberal Evan Lewis[149][150] Libby Mettam Mia Krasenstein[151] Stephen Cox Shelly Leech Steve Kefalinos
Victoria Park Labor Hannah Beazley Andra Biondi[30] Jack Gordon-Manley[152] Linda Watson Robert Vlaar (AJP)
Wanneroo Labor Sabine Winton Joshua Kingshott Martin Dupont[153] Henk Holtzhausen Kunal Parbat Trevor Ruwoldt (SFF)
Warren-Blackwood Labor Jane Kelsbie Wade de Campo[129] Bevan Eatts[154] Julie Marsh[155] Martin Hartigan Aaron Peet Stephen O'Connor Paul Da Silva (SFF)
West Swan Labor Rita Saffioti Amninder Saini Ben Hermann[156] Dara Connors Elliot Taylor Cristina Pomana[157]

Legislative Council

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2025 is the first election year in Western Australia where electoral reforms implemented in November 2021 will take effect for the Legislative Council. This reform eliminated seats in the Legislative Council, making each region more equal in size while creating a single electorate for all members elected under a one-vote, one-value system. Additionally, group voting tickets that are often criticised as being used to manipulate elections by forming complex preference deals have also been abolished.[158]

Incumbent members are shown in bold text. Successful candidates are highlighted in the relevant colour.

Sustainable Australia Party[159] SFF Liberal[citation needed] Nationals[160] Christians[33] Greens[32] Labor[161]
  1. Daniel Minson
  2. Julie Matheson
  3. Melissa Wood
  4. Ann Choong
  5. Colin Scott
  6. Prok Vasilyev
  7. Karen Oborn
  8. David Smyth
  9. Jane Loveday
  10. Ryan Oostryck
  1. Stuart Ostle
  2. Karrie Louden
  3. Peter Raffaelli
  4. Jack Carmody
  5. Clinton Thomas
  1. Simon Ehrenfeld
  2. Nick Goiran
  3. Steve Thomas
  4. Phil Twiss
  5. Steve Martin
  6. Neil Thomson
  7. Tjorn Sibma
  8. Michelle Hofmann
  9. Michelle Boylan
  10. Anthony Spagnolo
  11. Kathryn Jackson
  12. Dean Wicken
  13. Amanda-Sue Markham
  14. Ka-Ren Chew
  15. Xavier Garbin
  16. Suzanne Migdale
  17. Randall Starling
  18. Gabi Ghasseb
  1. Julie Freeman
  2. Rob Horstman
  3. Julie Kirby
  4. Heidi Tempra
  5. Ben Simpkins
  6. Andrew McRae
  7. Debbie Carson
  8. Peter Gordon
  9. Leonie Lemmey
  10. Jemma August
  1. Maryka Groenewald
  2. Mike Crichton
  3. Louis Hildebrandt
  4. Gloria Watkins
  5. Neil Fearis
  1. Brad Pettitt
  2. Sophie McNeill
  3. Tim Clifford
  4. Jess Beckerling
  5. Diane Evers
  6. Clint Uink
  7. Simone Collins
  8. Alex Wallace
  9. Verity Ives
  1. Jackie Jarvis
  2. Matthew Swinbourn
  3. Stephen Dawson
  4. Kate Doust
  5. Pierre Yang
  6. Samantha Rowe
  7. Alanna Clohesy
  8. Ayor Makur Chuot
  9. Andrew O’Donnell
  10. Katrina Stratton
  11. Lauren Cayoun
  12. Klara Andric
  13. Parwinder Kaur
  14. Sandra Carr
  15. Dan Caddy
  16. Klasey Hirst
  17. Peter Foster
  18. Mat Dixon
  19. Lorna Harper
  20. Rosetta Sahanna
  21. Henny Smith
  22. Shelley Payne
  23. Eloyise Braskic
  24. Claire Comrie
  25. Jess Cunnold
  26. Ebony Short
  27. Shenae Hunter
  28. Ashley Buck
  29. Melinda Perks
  30. Gareth Thomas
  31. Daniella Simatos
  32. Emily Bailey
  33. Tim Grey-Smith
  34. Mark Fahey
  35. Maitham Al-Alyawy
  36. Adelaide Kidson
  37. Susan Pethick
AJP[162] Libertarian[163] Stop Pedophiles! Protect kiddies! Legalise Cannabis[164][34] One Nation[35] Independent[b] Ungrouped[b]
  1. Amanda Dorn[165]
  2. Nathalie Bergon[166]
  3. Michael Anagno[167]
  4. Emma Madle[168]
  5. Jemma Fittock[169]
  1. Ryan Burns
  2. Gary Nicol
  3. Jake McCoull
  4. Dean Covich
  5. Angela Williams
  6. Yan Loh
  7. Trevor Barnes
  1. H Dolan
  2. A Wilson
  3. A Middleton
  4. Georges Dib
  5. K McLennan
  6. Jataia Peart
  7. Sean King
  8. Tiffany Marks
  9. Peter Smith
  10. Tammy Ward
  11. R Kobryn-Coletti
  12. H Grave
  13. M Nielsen
  14. B Baker
  15. T Hewson
  16. C Smith
  17. S James
  1. Brian Walker
  2. Melissa D'Ath
  3. Craig Buchanan
  4. Frances Barns
  5. William Safar
  6. Jason Meotti
  7. Rob Caruso
  8. Fiona Caruso
  1. Rod Caddies[170]
  2. Phil Scott[171]
  3. Parminder Singh[171]
  4. Constantin Ortheil[171]
  5. Kat White[171]
  • Sudhir Sudhir
  • Christiane Smith[174]
  • Jennifer McRae [175]
  • Peter McLernon
  • Steve Walker

Disendorsements and resignations

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Date Party Candidate Seat Details
8 June 2024 National Jonathan Shack South Perth Withdrew candidacy for unknown reasons.[176]
21 June 2024 National Louise Kingston Legislative Council Left the Nationals after alleged bullying by party leadership.[177]
22 August 2024 Liberal Ben Cornel Mount Lawley Withdrew candidacy due to "personal and professional reasons".[178]
31 August 2024 Liberal Kyran O'Donnell Legislative Council Withdrew candidacy in order to run as an independent in the lower house seat of Kalgoorlie.[99]
16 October 2024 Liberal James Hall Mandurah Resigned after past racist and xenophobic social media remarks Hall had made emerged.[179]
7 December 2024 Liberal Lance French Central Wheatbelt Disendorsed after initially refusing to unfollow a white nationalist on social media.[180] Later re-endorsed.[63]
6 January 2025 Labor Daniel Morrison-Bird Thornlie Withdrew candidacy as he believed "now is not the right time for me to enter politics".[181]
10 February 2025 National Edward Richards Belmont Disendorsed for conspiracist social media posts.[182]
14 February 2025 National Wayne Sweetman Girrawheen Withdrew candidacy for unknown reasons.[183]
14 February 2025 National James McLagan Nedlands Withdrew candidacy for unknown reasons.[183]

Notes

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  1. ^ Mid-West was created in 2023 as part of a redistribution. The seat is notionally held by the National Party.[111]
  2. ^ a b Group M on the ballot paper is a grouping of five independent candidates, who will have both a group voting box above the line and individual listing below the line. There are also five independent candidates who are not part of the group and will only be listed below the line.
  3. ^ Trump was previously elected as Ben Dawkins, and changed his name shortly before nominating.[173]

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