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Menzies — Australian Federal Election Results

Compiled by EveryElectionResult.com's data team · Last updated 2026-08-30

Menzies was won by Kevin Andrews (Liberal) at the 2019 federal election, with a margin of 14,810 votes over Stella Yee after preferences. This page covers every federal election in Menzies from 1984 to 2019.

Australia uses instant-runoff (preferential) voting: voters rank candidates in order of preference, and if no one has a majority of first-preference votes, the lowest-placed candidate is eliminated and their votes redistributed to voters' next preference, repeating until one candidate has a majority. The "Winner" and "Margin" below reflect the final result after preferences (equivalent to the AEC's own two-candidate-preferred figure) — not simply whoever led on first preferences, which can occasionally be a different candidate.

Full Election History (After Preferences), 1984–2019

Election Winner Party Final Votes Final Share Runner-up Margin
1984 Neil Brown Liberal 31,264 55.7% David Mckenzie (Labor) 6,424 (11.5 pts)
1987 Neil Brown Liberal 35,049 57.3% Ivana Csar (Labor) 8,964 (14.7 pts)
1990 Neil Brown Liberal 42,684 64.3% Ivana Csar (Labor) 18,942 (28.5 pts)
1993 Kevin Andrews Liberal 41,488 59.2% Peter De Angelis (Labor) 12,935 (18.5 pts)
1996 Kevin Andrews Liberal 45,330 61.0% Peter De Angelis (Labor) 16,337 (22.0 pts)
1998 Kevin Andrews Liberal 41,844 55.4% Peter Allan (Labor) 8,157 (10.8 pts)
2001 Kevin Andrews Liberal 45,977 58.9% Olga Vasilopoulos (Labor) 13,945 (17.9 pts)
2004 Kevin Andrews Liberal 49,288 60.7% Brian Jones (Labor) 17,337 (21.3 pts)
2007 Kevin Andrews Liberal 47,104 56.0% Andrew Campbell (Labor) 10,120 (12.0 pts)
2013 Kevin Andrews Liberal 57,238 64.5% Manoj Kumar (Labor) 25,667 (28.9 pts)
2016 Kevin Andrews Liberal 52,842 60.6% Adam Rundell (Labor) 18,427 (21.1 pts)
2019 Kevin Andrews Liberal 56,568 57.5% Stella Yee (Labor) 14,810 (15.1 pts)

First-Preference Result by Election

Every candidate's first-preference votes, before any preference redistribution.

1984

CandidatePartyFirst-Pref. VotesShare
Neil BrownLiberal28,39550.6%
David MckenzieLabor22,90140.8%
Lynden KenyonAustralian Democrats3,5196.3%
Vin ConsidineDemocratic Labor Party1,3062.3%

1987

CandidatePartyFirst-Pref. VotesShare
Neil BrownLiberal32,40153.0%
Ivana CsarLabor22,50536.8%
Marjorie WhiteAustralian Democrats5,2668.6%
Bruce PlainIndependent9721.6%

1990

CandidatePartyFirst-Pref. VotesShare
Neil BrownLiberal38,84458.4%
Ivana CsarLabor18,52127.9%
Elizabeth Piper-JohnsonAustralian Democrats7,71011.6%
Ron SuterCommunist Party1,3842.1%

1993

CandidatePartyFirst-Pref. VotesShare
Kevin AndrewsLiberal40,20057.4%
Peter De AngelisLabor26,15437.3%
Joan DobinsonAustralian Democrats2,9554.2%
Dennis QuinlanIndependent7621.1%

1996

CandidatePartyFirst-Pref. VotesShare
Kevin AndrewsLiberal41,47955.5%
Peter De AngelisLabor25,30733.9%
Angela CarterAustralian Democrats6,6028.8%
Susan BrownIndependent1,3281.8%

1998

CandidatePartyFirst-Pref. VotesShare
Kevin AndrewsLiberal35,41546.9%
Peter AllanLabor24,81232.9%
Phillip NitschkeIndependent6,8439.1%
Damian WiseAustralian Democrats4,3955.8%
John CasleyOne Nation1,3831.8%
Mohamed MorsyUnity1,3831.8%
Marcia RiordanIndependent1,0601.4%
Mark BunnIndependent2400.3%

2001

CandidatePartyFirst-Pref. VotesShare
Kevin AndrewsLiberal41,56553.3%
Olga VasilopoulosLabor25,89533.2%
Michael RyanAustralian Democrats5,1136.6%
Barry WatsonGreens4,3015.5%
Brendan GriffinIndependent1,1351.5%

2004

CandidatePartyFirst-Pref. VotesShare
Kevin AndrewsLiberal46,13256.8%
Brian JonesLabor26,63532.8%
Matthew WrightGreens5,2516.5%
John BridgeFFP1,7392.1%
Anne PageAustralian Democrats1,2261.5%
Jordon DavidsonCEC2560.3%

2007

CandidatePartyFirst-Pref. VotesShare
Kevin AndrewsLiberal43,39351.6%
Andrew CampbellLabor29,24934.8%
David EllisGreens5,2916.3%
Philip NitschkeIndependent3,2973.9%
Ken SmithiesFamily First2,0362.4%
Damian WiseAustralian Democrats8221.0%

2013

CandidatePartyFirst-Pref. VotesShare
Kevin AndrewsLiberal52,29058.9%
Manoj KumarLabor22,78825.7%
Richard CranstonGreens7,6638.6%
Agostino GuardianiPalmer United Party2,3532.6%
Andrew ConlonFamily First1,9172.2%
Ramon RobinsonIndependent1,2871.4%
Phil BakerIndependent5080.6%

2016

CandidatePartyFirst-Pref. VotesShare
Kevin AndrewsLiberal45,13351.7%
Adam RundellLabor21,46824.6%
Richard CranstonGreens7,9219.1%
Stephen MayneIndependent5,8636.7%
David ClarkFFP2,8423.3%
Antony HulbertAJP2,3272.7%
Jay FranklinIndependent9731.1%
Ramon RobinsonIndependent7300.8%

2019

CandidatePartyFirst-Pref. VotesShare
Kevin AndrewsLiberal50,86351.7%
Stella YeeLabor29,53930.0%
Robert HumphreysGreens10,26310.4%
Teresa KelleherDemocratic Labor Party3,0263.1%
Brett FullerUnited Australia Party2,6052.6%
Rachel PayneReason2,0292.1%

Margin Over Time

Final (after-preferences) winning margin, percentage points, coloured by the winning party.

1984: Liberal margin 11.5 pts 1987: Liberal margin 14.7 pts 1990: Liberal margin 28.5 pts 1993: Liberal margin 18.5 pts 1996: Liberal margin 22.0 pts 1998: Liberal margin 10.8 pts 2001: Liberal margin 17.9 pts 2004: Liberal margin 21.3 pts 2007: Liberal margin 12.0 pts 2013: Liberal margin 28.9 pts 2016: Liberal margin 21.1 pts 2019: Liberal margin 15.1 pts 1984 1987 1990 1993 1996 1998 2001 2004 2007 2013 2016 2019

Trend

Menzies has been contested at 12 federal elections on record since 1984. Winning party over that span: Liberal.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won Menzies in the 2019 federal election?

Kevin Andrews (Liberal) won Menzies in 2019 after preferences, with 56,568 votes (57.5%) to Stella Yee's 41,758.

Which parties have won Menzies since 1984?

Since 1984, Menzies has been won by: Liberal.

What was the closest result in Menzies?

The closest result on record for Menzies was 1998, when Kevin Andrews (Liberal) beat Peter Allan by 8,157 votes (10.8 percentage points) after preferences.

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