Election Computer

Labor

The Australian Labor Party and its state branches, its MPs and candidates. Together they've spent $82.3K–$131K on Facebook and Instagram ads since we started tracking, with 397 ads running now.

Who's spending

The party's own pages and the MPs and candidates we follow.

  1. Lizzie BlandthornMP, Victoria
    $13K–$15.4K7 ads, 7 running
  2. Ben Carroll MPParty leader, Victoria
    $12.8K–$15.9K19 ads, 19 running
  3. Nathan Lambert MPMP, Victoria
    $12.1K–$15.5K18 ads, 18 running
  4. Anthony Carbines MPMP, Victoria
    $11.7K–$16.1K24 ads, 24 running
  5. Australian Labor PartyParty, Federal
    $8.2K–$10.8K18 ads, 18 running
  6. Daniel MulinoMP, Federal
    $5.5K–$6.5K2 ads, 2 running
  7. Victorian LaborParty, Victoria
    $5.1K–$25.7K206 ads, 206 running
  8. Julie Buxton - Labor for BayswaterCandidate, Victoria
    $4.5K–$6.2K17 ads, 17 running
  9. Gabrielle Williams MPParty leader, Victoria
    $2.8K–$4.5K13 ads, 13 running
  10. Rachel Halse - Labor for RingwoodCandidate, Victoria
    $2.8K–$4.2K10 ads, 10 running
  11. Davydd Griffiths - Labor for MelbourneCandidate, Victoria
    $1.5K–$2.8K13 ads, 13 running
  12. Lee Tarlamis MPMP, Victoria
    $600–$1.5K9 ads, 9 running
  13. NSW LaborParty, New South Wales
    $500–$7983 ads, 3 running
  14. John Lister - Labor for WerribeeCandidate, Victoria
    $400–$1.9K15 ads, 15 running
  15. Nick Staikos MPMP, Victoria
    $300–$1.2K9 ads, 9 running
  16. Rana Khan - Labor for BerwickCandidate, Victoria
    $300–$8986 ads, 6 running
  17. Paul Hamer MPMP, Victoria
    $200–$8997 ads, 7 running
  18. Queensland LaborParty, Queensland
    under $1001 ad, 1 running

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Labor in the Victorian Legislative Assembly

54 sitting members.

Labor in the Victorian Legislative Council

15 sitting members.

Labor in the House of Representatives

94 sitting members.

Labor in the Senate

30 sitting members.