District of Kew

Legislative Assembly · Southern Metropolitan Region · 28 November 2026

About this district

Upper-house region: Southern Metropolitan

Held by: Liberal (2022 result)

Located in eastern Melbourne, a few kilometres from the city centre, it is centred on the suburbs of Kew and Kew East. (Description: Wikipedia, secondary source)

Official boundaries: VEC district page · VEC map

Candidates (7)

David Sun

Labor · Party website

No verified quote from this candidate yet. See Labor platform & leader statements.

Jess Wilson sitting MP

Liberal · Party website

Energy

Under a Liberals and Nationals government that I lead, Victorians will have a choice about how they heat their homes, how they cook their meals and how they run their businesses.
Source: ABC News · Announcing Coalition gas policy, 18 Oct 2026

Roads

Every time it rains in Victoria, we shouldn't see more potholes opening up on our roads because this Labor government has failed to maintain our roads for 12 years.
Source: AAP · On road maintenance, Oct 2026

Jackie Carter

Greens · Party website

No verified quote from this candidate yet. See Greens platform & leader statements.

David Laird

One Nation · Party website

No verified quote from this candidate yet. See One Nation platform & leader statements.

Samantha Lincolne

Victorian Socialists · Party website

No verified quote from this candidate yet. See Victorian Socialists platform & leader statements.

Sophie Torney

Independent

No verified quote from this candidate yet. Standing as an independent.

Ann Seeley

Family First · Party website

No verified quote from this candidate yet. See Family First platform & leader statements.

Official VEC candidate nominations close at 12 noon on Friday 13 November 2026. Until the VEC publishes the final ballot draw, candidate lists here come from Wikipedia (a secondary source) and party announcements, and may change. Source: Wikipedia (secondary source).

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