Electoral district of Burwood




For the former New South Wales state electorate, see Electoral district of Burwood (New South Wales).

































Burwood
Victoria—Legislative Assembly

VIC Burwood District 2014.png
Location of Burwood (dark green) in Greater Melbourne

State Victoria
Dates current 1955–1967, 1976–present
MP Will Fowles
Party Australian Labor Party
Electors 43,169 (2018)
Area 25 km2 (9.7 sq mi)
Demographic Metropolitan



Districts of Burwood and Camberwell as they applied in 1956.


The electoral district of Burwood is an electorate for the Victorian Legislative Assembly in Australia. It is located approximately 13 kilometres east of Melbourne, and covers an area of 25 km². It includes the suburbs of Ashburton, Ashwood, Box Hill South, Burwood, and parts of Camberwell, Chadstone, Glen Iris, and Surrey Hills. It was created in 1955 as part of the expansion of the Legislative Assembly, and abolished in 1967, replaced by Glen Iris. It was recreated in 1976, replacing Glen Iris.


The seat's most notable member was Jeff Kennett, who won the seat on its recreation in 1976 and went on to serve as leader of the Liberal Party from 1982 to 1989 and from 1991 to 1999, and as Premier of Victoria from 1992 to 1999. Kennett retired after his government's shock defeat at the 1999 election. In the ensuring by-election, his Labor opponent in the general election, Bob Stensholt, won the previously safe Liberal seat on a swing of over 10 percent.


Stensholt went on to hold the seat in his own right for two more terms before Graham Watt regained it for the Liberals.




Contents






  • 1 Members for Burwood


  • 2 Election results


  • 3 References


  • 4 External links





Members for Burwood

















































First incarnation (1955–1967)
Member Party Term
 
Jim MacDonald
Liberal and Country
1955–1965    

Liberal
 1965–1967
Second incarnation (1976–present)
Member Party Term
 
Jeff Kennett
Liberal            
1976–1999
 
Bob Stensholt  
Labor
1999–2010
 
Graham Watt
Liberal
2010–2018
 
Will Fowles
Labor
2018–present


Election results


Main article: Electoral results for the district of Burwood































































































2018 Victorian state election: Burwood[1]
Party
 Candidate
 Votes
 %
 ±


Liberal
Graham Watt
 16,138
 42.73
 −7.33


Labor
Will Fowles
 14,924
 39.52
 +5.10


Greens
 Graham Ross
 4,604
 12.19
 −0.80


Sustainable Australia
 Andrew Williams
 1,101
 2.92
 +2.92


Animal Justice
 Amanda Beattie
 1,000
 2.65
 +2.65
Total formal votes
 37,767
 96.55
 +0.02
Informal votes
 1,348
 3.45
 −0.02

Turnout
 39,115
 90.61
 −2.80

Two-party-preferred result
Labor
Will Fowles
 20,132
 53.31
 +6.47


Liberal
Graham Watt
 17,635
 46.69
 −6.47


Labor gain from Liberal
Swing
 +6.47


References





  1. ^ State Election 2018: Burwood District, VEC.




External links


  • Electorate profile: Burwood, Victorian Electoral Commission










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