Enrolment: 34,505
Voter Turnout: 27,987 (81.11% of total enrolment)
Informal Votes: 833 (2.98% of total votes)
Formal Votes: 27,154
Vacancies: 2
Quota: 9,052
Elected Candidates
1st | Anthony Aitken | Independent |
2nd | Kylie Grzybek | Independent |
Primary Vote
Party Vote:
Party | Seats | Votes | % | Quotas | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Independent | 2 | 22,862 | 84.19% | 2.53 | |
Socialist Alliance | 0 | 4,292 | 15.81% | 0.47 |
Full Results:
Candidate | Party | Votes | % | Quotas | Swing |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Anthony Aitken | Independent | 10,525 | 38.76% | 1.16 | +6.86% |
Kylie Grzybek | Independent | 6,103 | 22.48% | 0.67 | +10.71% |
Sarah Hathway | Socialist Alliance | 4,292 | 15.81% | 0.47 | +15.81% |
Monique Connell | Independent | 3,135 | 11.55% | 0.35 | +11.55% |
Enamul Haque | Independent | 3,099 | 11.41% | 0.34 | +11.41% |
* indicates elected candidate. Click on graph to expand.
Suburbs: Anakie, Avalon, Balliang, Batesford, Bell Park, Bell Post Hill, Corio, Fyansford, Hamlyn Heights, Herne Hill, Lara, Little River, Lovely Banks, Moorabool, Norlane, North Geelong, North Shore, Point Wilson, Staughton Vale
Voters: 34,505 voters
Area: 708.84 sq km.
Quota: 11,502 votes required to be elected, subject to change based on voter turnout, informal votes and changes to the roll
Candidates Forum: Wednesday, 7 October at 1:30pm | Submit a question
Current Representatives: Anthony Aitken, Kylie Grzybek
Number of Candidates Last Time: 11 candidates in 2017
Predict the outcome - Windermere Ward Election Calculator
Candidates (5):
Enamul Haque | Independent | View |
Kylie Grzybek | Independent | View |
Monique Connell | Independent | View |
Anthony Aitken | Independent | View |
Sarah Hathway | Socialist Alliance | View |
Attending Forum
Political views: Unknown/Undisclosed
3,099 votes - 11.41% - 0.34 quotas - +11.41% swing
Interview with Mitchell Dye on October 7th 2020:
View all interviews with Enamul Haque
CouncillorAttending Forum
Political views: Proud Union Member[source]
Elected 2nd 6,103 votes - 22.48% - 0.67 quotas - +10.71% swing
kyliegrzybek.wixsite.com/kyliegrzybek
Interview with Mitchell Dye on October 7th 2020:
View all interviews with Kylie Grzybek
Attending Forum
Political views: Put Climate First Alliance[source]
3,135 votes - 11.55% - 0.35 quotas - +11.55% swing
Interview with Mitchell Dye on October 7th 2020:
View all interviews with Monique Connell
CouncillorAttending Forum
Political views: Unknown/Undisclosed[source]
Elected 1st 10,525 votes - 38.76% - 1.16 quotas - +6.86% swing
Interview with Mitchell Dye on October 7th 2020:
View all interviews with Anthony Aitken
Attending Forum
4,292 votes - 15.81% - 0.47 quotas - +15.81% swing
Interview with Mitchell Dye on October 7th 2020:
View all interviews with Sarah Hathway
Other electorates in this election:
Bellarine (Greater Geelong)- 10 candidates | Brownbill (Greater Geelong)- 12 candidates | Kardinia (Greater Geelong)- 12 candidates | Golden Plains Shire- 13 candidates | Borough of Queenscliffe- 11 candidates | Torquay (Surf Coast)- 10 candidates | Anglesea (Surf Coast)- 5 candidates | Winchelsea (Surf Coast)- 5 candidates | Lorne (Surf Coast)- 1 candidates
Windermere is the only ward in the City of Greater Geelong with two councillors due to its smaller population. The 2017 result in Windermere showed Anthony Aitken achieve 0.86 quotas on his own, over double the votes of any other candidate. As the clear front-runner he was easily elected into the first position early in the count.
The race for the second position was very open with a number of candidates finishing on a very similar number of votes between 0.2-0.4 quotas.
Kylie Gryzbek was ultimately elected in the 21st count on the exclusion of Jordan Grossman. She was 2,033 votes ahead of the only other candidate left – David Withington. She was helped along by strong preference flows from Jordan Grossman and Marina Kozul.
The graph shows the primary vote for each candidate, what order they were elected in, the number of quotas they received and the percentage of the vote. In a contest with two vacancies, one quota is approximately 33% of the vote.
These graphs show the key preferences that went to the successful candidates from other candidates.
Listen back to the 2017 Windermere Forum from October 2, 2017:
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