Australia's Federal Election 2025: Live Results and Seat Count
Updated count reveals the ongoing voting dynamics in Australia's Federal Election.
As of May 5, 2025, 5:39 PM, 78.35% of the vote in Australia's Federal Election has been counted, with 76 seats required for a majority in the House of Representatives.
The following data provides a current overview of the election results and seat tallies for the major parties.
Seats Counted
Liberal National Party (QLD): Retains various seats while the Australian Labor Party (ALP) appears to gain momentum in several key electorates.
Key Electorates and Results
Adelaide: 74.88% counted - ALP retains.
Aston: 79.77% counted - ALP retains.
Banks: 84.59% counted - ALP gains.
Barker: 81.23% counted - Liberal retain.
Bass: 82.46% counted - ALP gains.
Bean: 84.86% counted - Too close to call.
Bendigo: 85.42% counted - Too close to call.
Bonner: 74.7% counted - ALP gains.
Brisbane: 70.48% counted - ALP gains.
Deakin: 78.04% counted - ALP gains.
Numerous other electorates also continue to reflect tight races, with several categorized as too close to call, highlighting an uncertain electoral outcome in various districts.
Summary of Major Party Votes
Australian Greens: Various retention and gains along with a significant ALP showing in multiple urban centers.
Centre Alliance: Maintains presence with several retained seats.
Independent Parties: Also show retained seats and a few gains in critical areas.
The election reflects fluctuating voter preferences, particularly in urban areas where the ALP has gained traction against the Liberal National Party, which is traditionally stronger in regional Queensland electorates.
Voter Turnout
The current voter turnout suggests heightened engagement compared to previous federal elections, though specific numbers remain to be fully reported.
Conclusion of Vote Counting
The counting will continue with fluctuations expected as more percentages are tallied.
The electoral commission indicates that all official results will be finalized as the remaining votes are counted, providing ongoing updates from various electorates.
The following data provides a current overview of the election results and seat tallies for the major parties.
Seats Counted
Liberal National Party (QLD): Retains various seats while the Australian Labor Party (ALP) appears to gain momentum in several key electorates.
Key Electorates and Results
Adelaide: 74.88% counted - ALP retains.
Aston: 79.77% counted - ALP retains.
Banks: 84.59% counted - ALP gains.
Barker: 81.23% counted - Liberal retain.
Bass: 82.46% counted - ALP gains.
Bean: 84.86% counted - Too close to call.
Bendigo: 85.42% counted - Too close to call.
Bonner: 74.7% counted - ALP gains.
Brisbane: 70.48% counted - ALP gains.
Deakin: 78.04% counted - ALP gains.
Numerous other electorates also continue to reflect tight races, with several categorized as too close to call, highlighting an uncertain electoral outcome in various districts.
Summary of Major Party Votes
Australian Greens: Various retention and gains along with a significant ALP showing in multiple urban centers.
Centre Alliance: Maintains presence with several retained seats.
Independent Parties: Also show retained seats and a few gains in critical areas.
The election reflects fluctuating voter preferences, particularly in urban areas where the ALP has gained traction against the Liberal National Party, which is traditionally stronger in regional Queensland electorates.
Voter Turnout
The current voter turnout suggests heightened engagement compared to previous federal elections, though specific numbers remain to be fully reported.
Conclusion of Vote Counting
The counting will continue with fluctuations expected as more percentages are tallied.
The electoral commission indicates that all official results will be finalized as the remaining votes are counted, providing ongoing updates from various electorates.
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