Victorian State Election November 28th 2026
The disturbing rise of One Nation has radically changed the Australian political landscape. Vote Climate One is now forced to overhaul our strategic preferencing advice, not just federally, but for this state election as well. We now have the threat of the Liberal Party preferencing One Nation and a potential coalition between One Nation and the Liberal/National Parties. Red light electorate preference advice may have to change significantly. We will update the website and our advice in the next few weeks.
Find your electorate below
Traffic Light Voting Guides and strategic preferencing advice will not go up on the website until some time after Wednesday November 11th. We can’t complete our voting guides until after the ballot draw when the order of candidates on the ballot paper is decided. The guides have to be all done and dusted by Wednesday November 18th when early voting begins.
The electorate links in the table below take you to the Tally Room electorate details while we are working on creating each electorate page. The pages will appear in bold in the table below when they are published on the website and the Tally Room link will disappear.
In the lead up to the election you can use your electorate page to…
- check out the profiles of the Green Light candidates.
- familiarise yourself with a sample House of Assembly Traffic and Legislative Council Traffic Light Voting Guides.
More…
- access our video which explains the how and why of voting Traffic Light.
- Vote Climate One 3Rs assessment background video.
Red Light Electorates
Red Light electorates are those held by Labor which are being challenged by a strong community independent.
Anyone voting in one of these electorates has a uniquely powerful opportunity to help create good minority goverment by putting Labor last in Priority One Red Light Electorates .
For voters who find this difficult advice to swallow, bear in mind you are actually assisting Labor to better govern by elevating the influence of a progressive cross bench. You are not voting Labor out of office. You are coaxing them towards better government. Strategic preferencing is not an anti-Labor vote. When it comes to choosing between the two major parties Labor is the better of the two evils on current performance and policy. It may sometimes be counterintuitive, but nevertheless, in our electoral system, how you rank the major parties is pivotal to influencing the outcome.
Whoever you have voted for in the past, please vote stategically in 2026 to support social justice and all life on our planet. Our world is in deep trouble. Vote Labor Last in Red Light Electorates.
- Footscray
- Essendon