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Eastern Metropolitan Region EASTERN METROPOLITAN REGION 37 K 3 Dimity Paul Labor Group A - Voluntary Euthanasia Party (Victoria) 38 K 4 Lauren Johnson Labor 39 L 1 Vickie Janson Christian Dems 1 A 1 David J. Scanlon Voluntary Euthanasia 40 L 2 Jeff Reaney Christian Dems 2 A 2 Monte Bonwick Voluntary Euthanasia 3 D 1 Abe Salt Liberal Democrats 4 D 2 Joel Moore Liberal Democrats 5 F 1 Stephen Barber Sex Party 6 F 2 Nelson Barber Sex Party 7 P 1 Neil Cameron Cyclists Party 8 P 2 Shane Bebe Cyclists Party 9 J 1 Samantha Dunn Greens 10 J 2 Helen Harris Greens 11 J 3 Anthony Aulsebrook Greens 12 J 4 Linda Laos Greens 13 J 5 Christopher Kearney Greens 14 M 1 Brenton Edgecombe Animal Justice 15 M 2 Rosemary Lavin Animal Justice 16 N 1 Kostandinos Giannikos Shooters and Fishers 17 N 2 Sean Anderson Shooters and Fishers 18 O 1 Lou Coppola People Power 19 O 2 Alexander Buth People Power 20 H 1 Barry Fitzsimons Rise Up Australia 21 H 2 Paul Barbieri Rise Up Australia 22 I 1 Michael Barclay Country Alliance 23 I 2 Trevor Kloprogge Country Alliance 24 G 1 Pat Shea D.L.P. 25 G 2 Paul Jakubik D.L.P. 26 C 1 Milton Wilde Palmer United 27 C 2 Brooke Brenner Palmer United 28 B 1 Mary Wooldridge Liberal 29 B 2 Bruce Atkinson Liberal 30 B 3 Richard Dalla-Riva Liberal 31 B 4 Grace Roy Liberal 32 B 5 Shilpa Hegde Liberal 33 E 1 Martin Myszka Family First 34 E 2 Andrew Conlon Family First 35 K 1 Shaun Leane Labor 36 K 2 Brian Tee Labor Preference Tickets - Vic LC 2014 Page 1 of 16 EASTERN METROPOLITAN REGION 37 J 2 Helen Harris Greens Group B - Liberal 38 J 3 Anthony Aulsebrook Greens 39 J 4 Linda Laos Greens 1 B 1 Mary Wooldridge Liberal 40 J 5 Christopher Kearney Greens 2 B 2 Bruce Atkinson Liberal 3 B 3 Richard Dalla-Riva Liberal 4 B 4 Grace Roy Liberal 5 B 5 Shilpa Hegde Liberal 6 L 1 Vickie Janson Christian Dems 7 L 2 Jeff Reaney Christian Dems 8 E 1 Martin Myszka Family First 9 E 2 Andrew Conlon Family First 10 N 1 Kostandinos Giannikos Shooters and Fishers 11 N 2 Sean Anderson Shooters and Fishers 12 O 1 Lou Coppola People Power 13 O 2 Alexander Buth People Power 14 I 1 Michael Barclay Country Alliance 15 I 2 Trevor Kloprogge Country Alliance 16 D 1 Abe Salt Liberal Democrats 17 D 2 Joel Moore Liberal Democrats 18 C 1 Milton Wilde Palmer United 19 C 2 Brooke Brenner Palmer United 20 G 1 Pat Shea D.L.P. 21 G 2 Paul Jakubik D.L.P. 22 F 1 Stephen Barber Sex Party 23 F 2 Nelson Barber Sex Party 24 A 1 David J. Scanlon Voluntary Euthanasia 25 A 2 Monte Bonwick Voluntary Euthanasia 26 P 1 Neil Cameron Cyclists Party 27 P 2 Shane Bebe Cyclists Party 28 M 1 Brenton Edgecombe Animal Justice 29 M 2 Rosemary Lavin Animal Justice 30 K 1 Shaun Leane Labor 31 K 2 Brian Tee Labor 32 K 3 Dimity Paul Labor 33 K 4 Lauren Johnson Labor 34 H 1 Barry Fitzsimons Rise Up Australia 35 H 2 Paul Barbieri Rise Up Australia 36 J 1 Samantha Dunn Greens Preference Tickets - Vic LC 2014 Page 2 of 16 EASTERN METROPOLITAN REGION 37 K 1 Shaun Leane Labor Group C - Palmer United Party 38 K 2 Brian Tee Labor 39 K 3 Dimity Paul Labor 1 C 1 Milton Wilde Palmer United 40 K 4 Lauren Johnson Labor 2 C 2 Brooke Brenner Palmer United 3 N 1 Kostandinos Giannikos Shooters and Fishers 4 N 2 Sean Anderson Shooters and Fishers 5 O 1 Lou Coppola People Power 6 O 2 Alexander Buth People Power 7 L 1 Vickie Janson Christian Dems 8 L 2 Jeff Reaney Christian Dems 9 M 1 Brenton Edgecombe Animal Justice 10 M 2 Rosemary Lavin Animal Justice 11 P 1 Neil Cameron Cyclists Party 12 P 2 Shane Bebe Cyclists Party 13 J 2 Helen Harris Greens 14 J 1 Samantha Dunn Greens 15 J 3 Anthony Aulsebrook Greens 16 J 4 Linda Laos Greens 17 J 5 Christopher Kearney Greens 18 E 1 Martin Myszka Family First 19 E 2 Andrew Conlon Family First 20 B 1 Mary Wooldridge Liberal 21 B 2 Bruce Atkinson Liberal 22 B 3 Richard Dalla-Riva Liberal 23 B 4 Grace Roy Liberal 24 B 5 Shilpa Hegde Liberal 25 I 1 Michael Barclay Country Alliance 26 I 2 Trevor Kloprogge Country Alliance 27 G 1 Pat Shea D.L.P. 28 G 2 Paul Jakubik D.L.P. 29 H 1 Barry Fitzsimons Rise Up Australia 30 H 2 Paul Barbieri Rise Up Australia 31 F 1 Stephen Barber Sex Party 32 F 2 Nelson Barber Sex Party 33 D 1 Abe Salt Liberal Democrats 34 D 2 Joel Moore Liberal Democrats 35 A 1 David J. Scanlon Voluntary Euthanasia 36 A 2 Monte Bonwick Voluntary Euthanasia Preference Tickets - Vic LC 2014 Page 3 of 16 EASTERN METROPOLITAN REGION 37 J 4 Linda Laos Greens Group D - Liberal Democrats 38 J 5 Christopher Kearney Greens 39 M 1 Brenton Edgecombe Animal Justice 1 D 1 Abe Salt Liberal Democrats 40 M 2 Rosemary Lavin Animal Justice 2 D 2 Joel Moore Liberal Democrats 3 A 1 David J. Scanlon Voluntary Euthanasia 4 A 2 Monte Bonwick Voluntary Euthanasia 5 F 1 Stephen Barber Sex Party 6 F 2 Nelson Barber Sex Party 7 G 1 Pat Shea D.L.P. 8 G 2 Paul Jakubik D.L.P. 9 N 1 Kostandinos Giannikos Shooters and Fishers 10 N 2 Sean Anderson Shooters and Fishers 11 E 1 Martin Myszka Family First 12 E 2 Andrew Conlon Family First 13 O 1 Lou Coppola People Power 14 O 2 Alexander Buth People Power 15 H 1 Barry Fitzsimons Rise Up Australia 16 H 2 Paul Barbieri Rise Up Australia 17 B 1 Mary Wooldridge Liberal 18 B 2 Bruce Atkinson Liberal 19 B 3 Richard Dalla-Riva Liberal 20 B 4 Grace Roy Liberal 21 B 5 Shilpa Hegde Liberal 22 I 1 Michael Barclay Country Alliance 23 I 2 Trevor Kloprogge Country Alliance 24 L 1 Vickie Janson Christian Dems 25 L 2 Jeff Reaney Christian Dems 26 P 1 Neil Cameron Cyclists Party 27 P 2 Shane Bebe Cyclists Party 28 K 1 Shaun Leane Labor 29 K 2 Brian Tee Labor 30 K 3 Dimity Paul Labor 31 K 4 Lauren Johnson Labor 32 C 1 Milton Wilde Palmer United 33 C 2 Brooke Brenner Palmer United 34 J 1 Samantha Dunn Greens 35 J 2 Helen Harris Greens 36 J 3 Anthony Aulsebrook Greens Preference Tickets - Vic LC 2014 Page 4 of 16 EASTERN METROPOLITAN REGION 37 A 1 David J. Scanlon Voluntary Euthanasia Group E - Family First 38 A 2 Monte Bonwick Voluntary Euthanasia 39 F 1 Stephen Barber Sex Party 1 E 1 Martin Myszka Family First 40 F 2 Nelson Barber Sex Party 2 E 2 Andrew Conlon Family First 3 L 1 Vickie Janson Christian Dems 4 L 2 Jeff Reaney Christian Dems 5 H 1 Barry Fitzsimons Rise Up Australia 6 H 2 Paul Barbieri Rise Up Australia 7 D 1 Abe Salt Liberal Democrats 8 D 2 Joel Moore Liberal Democrats 9 G 1 Pat Shea D.L.P. 10 G 2 Paul Jakubik D.L.P. 11 C 1 Milton Wilde Palmer United 12 C 2 Brooke Brenner Palmer United 13 N 1 Kostandinos Giannikos Shooters and Fishers 14 N 2 Sean Anderson Shooters and Fishers 15 B 3 Richard Dalla-Riva Liberal 16 B 1 Mary Wooldridge Liberal 17 B 2 Bruce Atkinson Liberal 18 B 4 Grace Roy Liberal 19 B 5 Shilpa Hegde Liberal 20 K 1 Shaun Leane Labor 21 K 2 Brian Tee Labor 22 K 3 Dimity Paul Labor 23 K 4 Lauren Johnson Labor 24 O 1 Lou Coppola People Power 25 O 2 Alexander Buth People Power 26 P 1 Neil Cameron Cyclists Party 27 P 2 Shane Bebe Cyclists Party 28 I 1 Michael Barclay Country Alliance 29 I 2 Trevor Kloprogge Country Alliance 30 M 1 Brenton Edgecombe Animal Justice 31 M 2 Rosemary Lavin Animal Justice 32 J 1 Samantha Dunn Greens 33 J 2 Helen Harris Greens 34 J 3 Anthony Aulsebrook Greens 35 J 4 Linda Laos Greens 36 J 5 Christopher Kearney Greens Preference Tickets - Vic LC 2014 Page 5 of 16 EASTERN METROPOLITAN REGION 37 E 1 Martin Myszka Family First Group F - Sex Party 38 E 2 Andrew Conlon Family First 39 H 1 Barry Fitzsimons Rise Up Australia 1 F 1 Stephen Barber Sex Party 40 H 2 Paul Barbieri Rise Up Australia 2 F 2 Nelson Barber Sex Party 3 D 1 Abe Salt Liberal Democrats 4 D 2 Joel Moore Liberal Democrats 5 A 1 David J. Scanlon Voluntary Euthanasia 6 A 2 Monte Bonwick Voluntary Euthanasia 7 M 1 Brenton Edgecombe Animal Justice 8 M 2 Rosemary Lavin Animal Justice 9 P 1 Neil Cameron Cyclists Party 10 P 2 Shane Bebe Cyclists Party 11 O 1 Lou Coppola People Power 12 O 2 Alexander Buth People Power 13 J 1 Samantha Dunn Greens 14 J 2 Helen Harris Greens 15 J 3 Anthony Aulsebrook Greens 16 J 4 Linda Laos Greens 17 J 5 Christopher Kearney Greens 18 K 1 Shaun Leane Labor 19 K 2 Brian Tee Labor 20 K 3 Dimity Paul Labor 21 K 4 Lauren Johnson Labor 22 C 1 Milton Wilde Palmer United 23 C 2 Brooke Brenner Palmer United 24 I 1 Michael Barclay Country Alliance 25 I 2 Trevor Kloprogge Country Alliance 26 B 1 Mary Wooldridge Liberal 27 B 2 Bruce Atkinson Liberal 28 B 3 Richard Dalla-Riva Liberal 29 B 4 Grace Roy Liberal 30 B 5 Shilpa Hegde Liberal 31 N 1 Kostandinos Giannikos Shooters and Fishers 32 N 2 Sean Anderson Shooters and Fishers 33 L 1 Vickie Janson Christian Dems 34 L 2 Jeff Reaney Christian Dems 35 G 1 Pat Shea D.L.P.
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