Victoria - Parliament and MPs 

Victoria has a Legislative Assembly (88 Districts each having one Member) and a Legislative Council (40 Members - Eight Regions each having five Members).

Each voter has one representative in the Legislative Assembly.

Each voter has five representatives in the Legislative Council.

At the State election held in November 2006, the upper house, the Legislative Council, was altered. The numbers were reduced from 44 members to 40 members. The State has been divided into 8 Regions, each having five Members.

In the election held on November 27, 2010, the Liberal and Nationals Coalition gained more seats (45) than Labor (43) in the Legislative Assembly and formed government.  For election results, click here.

The Premier is Ted Baillieu (Liberal).

The Leader of the Opposition is Daniel Andrews, who replaced John Brumby (read media report).

 

Parliament  

The Victorian Parliament is located in Spring St, Melbourne.
Visit the Parliament web site

 

Members of Parliament

Your Members of Parliament and electorates
To find your 6 Members of Parliament (One in the Legislative Assembly and Five in the Legislative Council), simply click here, type in your suburb/town or postcode and click "Search" and the name and contact details of all six Members and their electorates will be displayed!

If two or more members are listed for the Legislative Assembly, you will need to find out which one represents you.
Do this by going to this page on the Australian Electoral Commission website - this will give you your federal, state and local electorates.

All of Parliament
Full list of Members in the Legislative Assembly - click here.

Full lists of Members in the Legislative Council - click here.