House votes cast as a share of final enrolment across Australian states and territories; %, 2025.
Australian states and territories are ranked by House of Representatives turnout at the 2025 federal election. Turnout is votes cast as a percentage of final enrolment for all eight jurisdictions. Tasmania ranks first at 93.19%, followed by Victoria at 92.44%. The Northern Territory records the lowest turnout at 70.83%, producing a 22.36 percentage-point range.
| Rank | Entry | Value | Period |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tasmania | 93.19% | 2025 federal election |
| 2 | Victoria | 92.44% | 2025 federal election |
| 3 | Australian Capital Territory | 92.41% | 2025 federal election |
| 4 | New South Wales | 91.58% | 2025 federal election |
| 5 | South Australia | 91.47% | 2025 federal election |
| 6 | Queensland | 88.66% | 2025 federal election |
| 7 | Western Australia | 88.15% | 2025 federal election |
| 8 | Northern Territory | 70.83% | 2025 federal election |
Source 1: 2025 federal election House turnout
Publisher: Australian Electoral Commission
Dataset/table: House turnout by state and territory
Units: percent of enrolment
Date checked: 2026-07-15
Evidence: Supports final state and territory enrolment, votes cast and turnout percentages.
Turnout is votes cast as a percentage of enrolment and is not the same as formal-vote share.
Final House turnout percentages were selected for each state and territory and the national total was excluded.
Every row uses the final AEC House turnout report for the same election and percentage basis.
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