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Australian election 2025 live results: votes tracker and federal seat and Senate counts

Use our 2025 election live results tracker, map of federal electorates and Senate seats to stay up to date with the latest seat count in the Australia election. Seats are called from predictions based on voting data from the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC)

Notes

The 2025 Australian election campaign has been running since 27 March, with Anthony Albanese leading the Labor party as the incumbents, opposed by leader of the opposition Peter Dutton and the Coalition.

Voting (aside from pre-poll voting) opens on 3 May, and the first results are expected after 6pm AEST.

Results on this page are determined through a combination of the Australian Electoral Commission’s data feed and analysis by Guardian Australia.

Seat outcomes are projections and may change status throughout the night.

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