Three tiers of government serve Wyndham. This page lists who they are and how to reach them, with the date each detail was last checked.
Four federal divisions cover parts of Wyndham: Lalor, Gellibrand, Hawke and Corio. The Division of Corangamite covers no part of Wyndham. Several localities split across divisions, so check your own address with the Australian Electoral Commission tool below.
Member for Lalor
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Lalor covers only part of Wyndham. Boundaries were gazetted on 17 October 2024 and first used at the 2025 federal election. Use the AEC's Find my electorate tool for an exact address: several Wyndham localities split across divisions.
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Member for Gellibrand
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Gellibrand covers part of Hobsons Bay and part of Wyndham. Boundaries were gazetted on 17 October 2024 and first used at the 2025 federal election. Use the AEC's Find my electorate tool for an exact address: several Wyndham localities split across divisions.
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Member for Hawke
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Hawke covers a small western part of Wyndham, including Eynesbury. Boundaries were gazetted on 17 October 2024 and first used at the 2025 federal election. Use the AEC's Find my electorate tool for an exact address: several Wyndham localities split across divisions.
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Member for Corio
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Corio covers southern Wyndham, including Little River and part of Werribee. The Division of Corangamite covers no part of Wyndham. Boundaries were gazetted on 17 October 2024 and first used at the 2025 federal election. Use the AEC's Find my electorate tool for an exact address: several Wyndham localities split across divisions.
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Five Legislative Assembly districts cover Wyndham: Werribee, Tarneit, Point Cook, Laverton and Lara. Little River residents are in Lara, not Werribee. Five members of the Legislative Council represent the whole Western Metropolitan Region.
Member for Werribee
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Won the Werribee by-election on 8 February 2025 by 0.82 per cent, or 693 votes, after the resignation of Tim Pallas. Werribee is now a marginal seat. The term of the 60th Parliament ends on 3 November 2026 and the state election is on 28 November 2026. After 3 November this person is no longer a member.
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Member for Tarneit
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The term of the 60th Parliament ends on 3 November 2026 and the state election is on 28 November 2026. After 3 November this person is no longer a member.
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Member for Point Cook
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The term of the 60th Parliament ends on 3 November 2026 and the state election is on 28 November 2026. After 3 November this person is no longer a member.
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Member for Laverton
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The term of the 60th Parliament ends on 3 November 2026 and the state election is on 28 November 2026. After 3 November this person is no longer a member.
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Member for Lara
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Lara covers northern Geelong suburbs plus Little River, Anakie and Balliang. Little River residents are represented here, not in Werribee. The term of the 60th Parliament ends on 3 November 2026 and the state election is on 28 November 2026. After 3 November this person is no longer a member.
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Member for Western Metropolitan Region
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Members of the Legislative Council represent the whole Western Metropolitan Region, not a single district. The term of the 60th Parliament ends on 3 November 2026 and the state election is on 28 November 2026. After 3 November this person is no longer a member.
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Member for Western Metropolitan Region
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Members of the Legislative Council represent the whole Western Metropolitan Region, not a single district. The term of the 60th Parliament ends on 3 November 2026 and the state election is on 28 November 2026. After 3 November this person is no longer a member.
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Member for Western Metropolitan Region
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Members of the Legislative Council represent the whole Western Metropolitan Region, not a single district. The term of the 60th Parliament ends on 3 November 2026 and the state election is on 28 November 2026. After 3 November this person is no longer a member.
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Member for Western Metropolitan Region
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Members of the Legislative Council represent the whole Western Metropolitan Region, not a single district. The term of the 60th Parliament ends on 3 November 2026 and the state election is on 28 November 2026. After 3 November this person is no longer a member.
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Member for Western Metropolitan Region
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This member's party has changed four times since 2022: expelled from the parliamentary Liberal Party in May 2023, readmitted in December 2024, Liberal endorsement revoked in July 2026, and joined the Family First Party on 10 September 2026. Check the party label before relying on it. Members of the Legislative Council represent the whole Western Metropolitan Region, not a single district. The term of the 60th Parliament ends on 3 November 2026 and the state election is on 28 November 2026. After 3 November this person is no longer a member.
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Wyndham moved from three multi-member wards to 11 single-councillor wards at the October 2024 election. The mayoral term is one year.
Mayor and Councillor for Werribee Park Ward
Elected Mayor on 24 July 2026 for the remainder of the 2025-26 term, her third mayoralty. Wyndham had three mayors in five months in 2026 and the council is under a state-appointed municipal monitor. Victorian local government is formally non-party, and no official per-councillor party register exists, so no party is shown. The mayoral term is one year: the 2026-27 Mayor and Deputy Mayor are elected at the council meeting on 11 November 2026.
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Deputy Mayor and Councillor for Featherbrook Ward
Elected Deputy Mayor in March 2026 for the remainder of the 2025-26 term. Victorian local government is formally non-party, and no official per-councillor party register exists, so no party is shown. The mayoral term is one year: the 2026-27 Mayor and Deputy Mayor are elected at the council meeting on 11 November 2026.
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Councillor for Bemin Ward
Victorian local government is formally non-party, and no official per-councillor party register exists, so no party is shown. The mayoral term is one year: the 2026-27 Mayor and Deputy Mayor are elected at the council meeting on 11 November 2026.
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Councillor for Brinbeal Ward
Victorian local government is formally non-party, and no official per-councillor party register exists, so no party is shown. The mayoral term is one year: the 2026-27 Mayor and Deputy Mayor are elected at the council meeting on 11 November 2026.
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Councillor for Cheetham Ward
Victorian local government is formally non-party, and no official per-councillor party register exists, so no party is shown. The mayoral term is one year: the 2026-27 Mayor and Deputy Mayor are elected at the council meeting on 11 November 2026.
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Councillor for Grange Ward
Victorian local government is formally non-party, and no official per-councillor party register exists, so no party is shown. The mayoral term is one year: the 2026-27 Mayor and Deputy Mayor are elected at the council meeting on 11 November 2026.
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Councillor for Heathdale Ward
Won the 2026 Heathdale Ward by-election following the resignation of Cr Jennie Barrera. A former two-time Mayor, on council from 2005 to 2012 and from 2016 to 2020. Victorian local government is formally non-party, and no official per-councillor party register exists, so no party is shown. The mayoral term is one year: the 2026-27 Mayor and Deputy Mayor are elected at the council meeting on 11 November 2026.
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Councillor for Iramoo Ward
Victorian local government is formally non-party, and no official per-councillor party register exists, so no party is shown. The mayoral term is one year: the 2026-27 Mayor and Deputy Mayor are elected at the council meeting on 11 November 2026.
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Councillor for Quandong Ward
Victorian local government is formally non-party, and no official per-councillor party register exists, so no party is shown. The mayoral term is one year: the 2026-27 Mayor and Deputy Mayor are elected at the council meeting on 11 November 2026.
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Councillor for Williams Landing Ward
Victorian local government is formally non-party, and no official per-councillor party register exists, so no party is shown. The mayoral term is one year: the 2026-27 Mayor and Deputy Mayor are elected at the council meeting on 11 November 2026.
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Councillor for Wimba Ward
Announced on 21 August 2026 that he will leave the council on 31 January 2027, which would trigger a Wimba Ward by-election. Victorian local government is formally non-party, and no official per-councillor party register exists, so no party is shown. The mayoral term is one year: the 2026-27 Mayor and Deputy Mayor are elected at the council meeting on 11 November 2026.
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Werribee, Truganina, Mount Cottrell and Eynesbury each split across more than one electorate, so a suburb name is not enough. Use the official tools rather than guessing from this page.
Victoria elects 12 senators, and each one represents the whole state rather than a Wyndham electorate. We have not listed them here: party affiliations in the Senate change through casual vacancies and resignations, and we would rather send you to the authoritative list than publish a label that has quietly gone stale.