Thomastown district · Victorian election 2026

Sitting member and the available parliamentary record for Thomastown, with coverage limits and official election dates.

Public records for the 2022–2026 parliamentary term, with gaps stated below.

VEC information checked 10 Oct 2026 · Victorian Electoral Commission

Legislative Assembly district in Northern Metropolitan Region.

Sitting member

Validated parliamentary roster as at 9 Sep 2026. Membership can change; check the official profiles. These are parliamentary representatives in that snapshot.

Bronwyn Halfpenny

Hansard speeches

165 Victorian Hansard speeches in the 2023–2026 export. These exported years fall within this term; earlier term records can be missing. Browse recorded speeches

Victorian divisions · 2026 only

15 recorded vote participations: 12 ayes, 3 noes. Earlier term divisions are not available.

Latest detailed divisions (5 of 14 recorded)

Assembly divided on motion
10 Sep 2026 · No · Original division
Assembly divided on motion
10 Sep 2026 · Aye · Original division
That the following words be inserted to the end of the motion: ‘while noting the impact of $15 billion of corruption on services for Victorians’.
10 Sep 2026 · No · Original division
That the following words be inserted to the end of the motion: ‘while noting the impact of $15 billion of corruption on services for Victorians’.
10 Sep 2026 · Aye · Original division
Assembly divided on motion
10 Sep 2026 · Aye · Original division

Declared interests

Not available: OPAX holds no Victorian register of interests.

Official member profile

Key dates

Caretaker period: 6 pm Tuesday 3 November 2026, unless the Legislative Assembly is dissolved earlier. Victorian caretaker guidelines
Early voting: 18–27 November 2026; closed Sunday 22 November. VEC voting options
Election day: Saturday 28 November 2026, 8 am to 6 pm. VEC election timeline

Candidate information

VEC nominations close at noon on Monday 9 November 2026. The final field can be confirmed only after nominations close; consult the VEC for its published candidates. VEC election information

Electoral boundaries

The VEC identifies the October 2021 redivision as the latest state boundary review. It took effect on 1 November 2022. No 2025 state redivision or subsequent boundary change for 2026 is identified by these official sources.

Checked 10 Oct 2026 · VEC boundary review

Grants by state electorate

Not available. OPAX holds no Victorian state grants. Federal electorates are different from state districts and regions, so federal grant records cannot be assigned here. No approximate mapping is used.

What OPAX holds for Victoria

Hansard: partial coverage from 2018–2026. Member counts describe the available export, with its recorded years; an annual aggregate cannot separate speeches before and after the November 2022 election. A mixed federal and Victorian aggregate cannot establish a Victorian total. No complete 2022–2026 term total is available.
Victorian divisions: the vote export covers 2026 only. Detailed division pages in this snapshot cover 14 Aug 2026 to 10 Sep 2026. Participation totals and detailed pages are separate exports and can differ. Missing records do not mean a member did not speak or vote.
Declared interests: no Victorian register in OPAX’s interests export.
Grants: no Victorian state grants. Federal electorates ≠ state districts; federal grants are not mapped to these pages.
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Speech export 4 Oct 2026 · Existing OPAX exports

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