May 2018 General Election

The May 2018 General Election was called by Liam "The Bear", the Premier of Victoria. Characterised by a muted campaign and the formation of many new, smaller parties, the election created a highly polarised upper and lower house, with vastly different results between the two.

11 parties contested the election:
 * Platformist Party
 * RAM


 * The Labor Party
 * Adriana Bandt Team
 * Liberal Party of Australia
 * One Nation
 * Reason Party
 * Palmer United Party
 * Christian Democratic Party
 * Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party
 * Revolutionary Socialist Party

Legislative Council
On the 6th of May, 2018, the Victorian Electoral Commission announced that a Legislative Council would be formed to act as an upper house. 11 seats would be up for election, further subdivided into two regions dubbed 'Rural' (5) and 'Metro' (6).

Election Results
NOTE: * means the party no longer exists, ^ means 1 or more Upper House candidate/s were elected in lower house so preferences/seats were limited due to lack of candidates.

Legislative Council Rural
NOTE: The Liberal seat was allocated via a countback, and would have won if Borda Count was used due to all other parties not having enough members to be elected.

Legislative Council Metro
NOTE: Adriana Brandt Team candidate pulled out during the election.