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State election polling · VIC

Victoria

Premier Ben Carroll (Labor)Opposition Leader Jess Wilson (Liberal)Next election 28 November 2026

Pollsters did not report One Nation separately in Victoria until 2026; before then it is counted in Others.

If an election were held today

Legislative Assembly · 88 seats
Coalition majority likelyCoalition would be the largest group with about 48 seats. Labor wins a majority in 1% of simulations, Coalition wins a majority in 68% of simulations; no party does in 32%. Two-party preferred: Labor 44.3, Coalition 55.7. Labor v One Nation: 54.8–45.3.
88seats · 45 for a majority
Liberal41likely 34–47+22 on 2022
Labor30likely 23–36−26 on 2022
Nationals7likely 6–8−2 on 2022
One Nation6likely 2–12+6 on 2022
Greens4likely 2–5no change on 2022
Independents & others0likely 0–1no change on 2022

likely range estimate majority (45)

Seat polls

SeatsPollsterFieldworkResult
Bass, Hastings, Morwell, PakenhamRoy Morgan (SMS, 283)21–26 Oct 2026Bass: Liberal ahead of Labor; Hastings: One Nation ahead of Liberal; Morwell: One Nation ahead of Labor; Pakenham: One Nation ahead of Labor. Hastings, Morwell & Pakenham together: One Nation 39, Coalition 24, Labor 20, others 9, Greens 8

Where a poll publishes a vote for its seats, the estimate for those seats is moved part of the way towards it (about a third for a 283-person poll), keeping the differences between the seats. Polls older than 90 days are not used.

Seats changing hands

SeatHeld byEstimateLikely 2PPChance
MorwellNATONP100%
Glen WaverleyALPLIB100%
HastingsALPLIB97%
BassALPLIB94%
AshwoodALPLIB94%
PakenhamALPONP94%
EurekaALPLIB91%
BayswaterALPLIB89%
BentleighALPLIB89%
Box HillALPLIB87%
NiddrieALPLIB85%
MonbulkALPLIB85%
RingwoodINDLIB84%
BellarineALPLIB83%
RiponALPLIB83%
MordiallocALPLIB78%
Yan YeanALPLIB74%
FrankstonALPLIB71%
ElthamALPLIB70%
PrahranLIBGRN64%
MeltonALPONP63%
SunburyALPLIB63%
MacedonALPLIB62%
South BarwonINDLIB60%
MulgraveALPONP51%
ClarindaALPLIB50%
WerribeeALPONP50%
CarrumALPLIB42%
MilduraNATONP36%

Close races

Seats the current holder is estimated to keep, but where the final two-candidate count is within 3 points of 50–50 (the holder on under 53%), closest first. Seats changing hands are listed above.

SeatHeld byLikely 2PPChance
WendoureeALP67%
GreenvaleALP49%
Bendigo EastALP64%
SydenhamALP40%
Point CookALP48%
Albert ParkALP69%
EssendonALP75%
CranbourneALP62%
St AlbansALP57%
BundooraALP89%
KororoitALP72%
WilliamstownALP89%