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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections

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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections

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All 37 directly-electedmayors inNew South Wales
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The2024 New South Wales mayoral elections were held on 14 September 2024 to electmayors orlord mayors to 37 of the 128local government areas (LGAs) inNew South Wales, Australia. The elections took place as part of thestatewide local elections.[1][2]

Background

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2021 referendums

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Main article:2021 New South Wales local elections § Referendums and polls

At the2021 local elections,four referendum questions were put to voters about directly-elected mayors.

When asked if they supported the introduction of a directly-elected mayor, 72.7% voted "Yes" inBega Valley and 76.2% voted "Yes" inRyde.[3][4] InWagga Wagga, 50.6% voted "No" to the creation of a directly-elected mayor, the closest margin of any local referendum questions in 2021.[5] InGriffith, voters were asked if they supported removing the direct mayoral election, to which 71.8% voted "No".[6]

Angelo Tsirekas dismissal

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On 6 April 2022, it was announcedCanada Bay mayorAngelo Tsirekas (Our Local Community) was under investigation by theIndependent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) over allegations he accepted benefits from developer I-Prosperity Group in return for "favourable planning decisions" dating back to 2012.[7][8]

Tsirekas was suspended as mayor on 9 November 2023 after ICAC found he had engaged in corrupt conduct. It was found he received benefits including overseas flights and accommodation, worth at least $18,800, between 2015 and 2019.[9]

On 13 December 2023, Tsirekas was dismissed as mayor byMinister for Local GovernmentRon Hoenig. He was banned from civic office for a period of five years.[10] On 25 January 2024, Michael Megna (Liberal) was appointed by councillors to serve for the remainder of the term.

Candidates

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Incumbents at the time of the elections are highlighted inbold text. Successful candidates are highlighted in the relevant colour.

LGAHeld byLaborLiberalGreensIndependents[a]Others
BallinaSharon Cadwallader TeamAndrew BroadleyKiri DickerSharon Cadwallader (SCT)
Keith Hall (Ind)
Phil Meehan (Ind)
Bega ValleyIndependentHelen O'NeilPeter HaggarRussell Fitzpatrick (Ind)
David Porter (IFC)
Mitchell Nadin (IFC)
Tony Allen (Ind)
BellingenWaterfall Way IndsDominic KingSteve Allan (WWI)
Broken HillFor A Better Broken HillDarriea TurleyTom Kennedy (FABBH)
David Gallagher (TBH)
BurwoodLaborJohn FakerDavid HullGuitang Lu (Unity)
ByronByron IndependentsAsren PughSarah NdiayeMichael Lyon (BI)
David Warth (BSC)
Canada BayLiberalAndrew FergusonMichael MegnaCharles Jago
CessnockLaborJay SuvaalLlynda NairnDaniel Watton (CI)
Coffs HarbourTeam MooseTony JudgeJonathan CassellNikki Williams (TN)
Tegan Swan (TWT)
Rodney Fox (Ind)
Paul Amos (TM)
George Cecato (BCC)
DungogIndependentDigby Rayward (Ind)Michael Dowling (Ind. Nat)
John Connors (Ind)
Karen Drinan (Ind)
EurobodallaAdvance EurobodallaSharon WinsladeColleen TurnerPhil Constable (Ind)
Rob Pollock (Ind)
Mick Johnson (Ind)
Clair Mcash (Ind)
Mat Hatcher (AE)
Anthony Mayne (MT)
FairfieldFrank CarboneGeorge BarchaFrank Carbone (FC)
GriffithIndependentDoug Curran (Ind)
Anne Napoli (Ind)
HornsbyLiberalJanelle McIntoshWarren WaddellTania SalitraRoger Woodward (Ind)
Nathan Tilbury (NTH)
Hunter's HillLiberalZac MilesRoss Williams (TR)
KempseyIndependentArthur BainLeo Hauville (Ind)
Charanjit Bedi (Ind)
Dean Saul (Ind)
Tony Irwin (Ind)
Simon Fergusson (Ind)
Kinne Ring (Ind)
Lake MacquarieLaborAdam ShultzMelody HardingBryce HamRomairi Dawson (Ind)
John Gilbert (OLC)
Kate Warner (LMI)
LismoreSteve Krieg for LismoreHarper Dalton-EarlsVanessa Grindon-EkinsSteve Krieg (SKFL)
Big Rob (Ind)
John Jenkins (Ind)
LiverpoolLiberalBetty GreenNed MannounMichael Andjelkovic (Ind)
Michael Tierney (Ind)
Robert Aiken (Ind)
Karress Rhodes (LI)
Peter Ristevski (OLC)
Gemma Noiosi (LBT)
Peter Harle (LCIT)
Deb Gurung (CVA)
MaitlandPenfold IndependentsBen WhitingCampbell KnoxSean Saffari (Ind)
Philip Penfold (PI)
MosmanServing MosmanJohn WakefieldSimon Menzies (Ind)
Roy Bendall (MB)
Ann Kimber (SM)
Nambucca ValleyIndependentSusan JenveyDavid JonesLjubov Simson (Ind)
Gary Lee (Ind)
NewcastleLaborNuatali NelmesCallum PullCharlotte McCabeRoss Kerridge
(ON)
Steve O'Brien (SA)
Milton Caine (C4C)
OrangeTeam HamlingJeffery WhittonDavid MallardGerald Power (Ind)
Melanie McDonell (Ind)
Kevin Duffy (Ind)
Tony Mileto (Ind)
Tammy Greenhalgh (TFO)
Port Macquarie-HastingsTeam PinsonLauren EdwardsAdam Roberts (TR)Mark Hornshaw (LBT)
Nik Lipovac (TL)
Port StephensIndependentLeah AndersonMark Watson (SPS)
Paul Le Monttee (Ind)
Richmond ValleyIndependentRobert Mustow (Ind)
Robert Hayes (Ind)
Lyndall Murray (RVV)
John Walker (ATFC)
RydeLiberalBernard PurcellTrenton BrownTina KordrostamiRoy Maggio (RMI)
ShellharbourChris Homer IndependentsRob PeterskiChris Homer (CHI)
Paul Rankin (Ind)
ShoalhavenGreensKaye GartnerJemma Tribe (TT)Patricia White (SIG)
SingletonIndependentPeree WatsonSue Moore (Ind)
Danny Thompson (Ind)
SydneyTeam Clover (CMIT)Zann MaxwellLydon GannonSylvie EllsmoreSusan Ritchie (Ind)
Baiyu Chen (Ind)
Sam Danieli (WLS)
Clover Moore (CMIT)
Yvonne Weldon (YWI)
Sean Masters (LBT)
Rachel Evans (SA)
The HillsLiberalImmanuel SelvarajMichelle ByrneMila Kasby
UrallaIndependentRobert Bell (Ind)
WilloughbyCommunity MattersTanya Taylor (TTCM)Henry Luo (Ind. Labor)
Anna Greco (WCI)
Roy McCallagh (TR)
Jade Yu-Chun Hsueh (Ind)
WollondillyMatt Gould TeamMatt Gould (MGT)
Ben Banasik (ETL)
Bev Spearpoint (BST)
Paul Rogers (TP)
WollongongWollongong IndependentsTania BrownJess WhittakerSuzanne de Vive (Ind)
Ryan Morris (Ind)
Andrew Anthony (Ind. SAP)

Retiring mayors

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Results

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See also:Results of the 2024 New South Wales local elections

Ballina

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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections:Ballina
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Sharon Cadwallader TeamSharon Cadwallader13,78349.54+11.54
GreensKiri Dicker5,97621.48+21.48
LaborAndrew Broadley2,93010.53−5.17
IndependentKevin Loughrey2,6709.60+9.60
IndependentPhil Meehan2,4658.86+8.86
Total formal votes27,82495.52−1.08
Informal votes1,3024.48+1.08
Turnout29,126
Two-candidate-preferred result
Sharon Cadwallader TeamSharon Cadwallader15,45568.06+9.26
GreensKiri Dicker7,25331.94+31.94
Sharon Cadwallader TeamholdSwingN/A

Bega Valley

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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections:Bega Valley[25]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LaborHelen O'Neil5,57824.89+24.89
IndependentRussell Fitzpatrick4,51120.12+20.12
Independents For ChangeMitchell Nadin4,32619.30+19.30
IndependentTony Allen3,56715.91+15.91
GreensPeter Haggar2,27510.15+10.15
Independents For ChangeDavid Porter2,1589.63+9.63
Total formal votes22,41595.64+95.64
Informal votes1,0224.36+4.36
Turnout23,437
Two-candidate-preferred result
IndependentRussell Fitzpatrick7,70850.12+50.12
LaborHelen O'Neil7,67249.88+49.88
IndependentwinSwingN/A
  • This was the first time the position ofmayor of Bega Valley was directly-elected instead of appointed by councillors
  • Russell Fitzpatrick (Independent) was the incumbent mayor going into the 2024 election

Bellingen

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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections:Bellingen
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Waterfall Way IndsSteve Allan5,56867.99
GreensDominic King2,62132.01
Total formal votes8,189100.0
Informal votes00.0
Turnout
Waterfall Way IndsholdSwing

Broken Hill

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This section is an excerpt fromResults of the 2024 New South Wales local elections in Murray and Far West § Broken Hill mayor.[edit]
2024 Broken Hill City Council election:Mayor[26]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
For A Better Broken HillTom Kennedy7,41970.4
LaborDarriea Turley1,70716.2
Team Broken HillDave Gallagher1,41013.4
Total formal votes10,53696.8
Informal votes3443.2
Turnout10,880
Two-candidate-preferred result
For A Better Broken HillTom Kennedy7,84180.3
LaborDarriea Turley1,92519.7
For A Better Broken HillholdSwing

Burwood

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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections:Burwood
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LaborJohn Faker11,04766.12
LiberalDavid Hull4,22625.29
UnityGuitang Lu1,4348.58
Total formal votes
Informal votes
Turnout
Two-candidate-preferred result
LaborholdSwing

Byron

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This section is an excerpt from2024 Byron Shire Council election § Mayoral results.[edit]
2024 Byron Shire Council election:Mayor[27][28]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
GreensSarah Ndiaye6,52234.7+20.0
LaborAsren Pugh5,66630.1+18.5
Byron Shire CompassDavid Warth3,48118.5+18.5
Byron IndependentsMichael Lyon3,12816.6−7.1
Total formal votes18,79795.7
Informal votes8394.3
Turnout19,63671.4
Two-candidate-preferred result
GreensSarah Ndiaye7,58251.8+51.8
LaborAsren Pugh7,05148.2+48.2
Greensgain from Byron Independents 

Canada Bay

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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections:Canada Bay
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LiberalMichael Megna22,43746.08
LaborAndrew Ferguson18,66438.33
GreensCharles Jago7,58815.58
Total formal votes48,689
Informal votes1,704
Turnout50,393
Two-candidate-preferred result
LiberalMichael Megna23,20550.91
LaborAndrew Ferguson22,37449.09
Liberalgain fromOur Local CommunitySwingN/A

Cessnock

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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections:Cessnock[29]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Cessnock IndependentsDaniel Watton19,60649.35+22.10
LaborJay Suvaal16,80642.30−0.52
GreensLlynda Nairn3,3178.35−2.63
Total formal votes39,72994.01−2.18
Informal votes2,5303.81+2.18
Turnout42,25985.44
Two-candidate-preferred result
Cessnock IndependentsDaniel Watton20,45253.71+13.23
LaborJay Suvaal17,62446.29−13.23
Cessnock Independentsgain fromLaborSwing+13.23

Coffs Harbour

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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections:Coffs Harbour
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Team NikkiNikki Williams15,41132.76+32.76
Team MoosePaul Amos12,59126.77+2.33
LaborTony Judge4,2048.94+0.64
Better Coffs CoastGeorge Cecato4,0668.64–3.41
Together We ThriveTegan Swan4,0078.52+8.52
GreensJonathon Cassell3,5467.54+1.11
IndependentRodney Fox3,2146.83+6.83
Total formal votes47,03995.20–1.02
Informal votes2,3734.80+1.02
Turnout49,41283.83+1.05
Two-candidate-preferred result
Team NikkiNikki Williams19,34355.16+55.16
Team MoosePaul Amos15,72144.84–17.37
Team Nikkigain from Team Moose 

Dungog

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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections:Dungog[30][31]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
IndependentDigby Rayward1,88430.34+30.34
Independent NationalMichael Dowling1,60325.81+25.81
IndependentJohn Connors1,54024.80+24.80
IndependentKaren Drinan1,18319.05+19.05
Total formal votes6,21094.52+94.52
Informal votes3605.48+5.48
Turnout6,570
IndependentDigby Rayward2,30753.32+53.32
Independent NationalMichael Dowling2,02046.68+46.68
IndependentwinSwingN/A
  • This was the first time the position ofmayor of Dungog was directly-elected instead of appointed by councillors
  • John Connors (Independent) was the incumbent mayor going into the 2024 election[32]

Eurobodalla

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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections:Eurobodalla
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Advance EurobodallaMathew Hatcher9,46737.34
Team PollockRob Pollock4,29716.95
One EurobodallaPhil Constable3,72614.70
LaborSharon Winslade2,3219.16
The Mayne TeamAnthony Mayne2,1368.43
GreensColleen Turner1,5276.02
IndependentClaire McAsh1,2765.03
IndependentMick Johnson6012.37
Total formal votes25,351
Informal votes1,445
Turnout26,796
Two-candidate-preferred result
Advance EurobodallaMathew Hatcher11,57069.32
Team PollockRob Pollock5,12130.68
Advance EurobodallaholdSwing

Fairfield

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This section is an excerpt from2024 Fairfield City Council election § Mayoral results.[edit]
2024 Fairfield City Council election:Mayor[33]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Frank CarboneFrank Carbone89,56281.4+7.9
LaborBasim Shamaon20,51218.6−7.9
Total formal votes110,07495.1
Informal votes5,7054.9
Turnout115,779
Frank CarboneholdSwing+7.9

Griffith

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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections:Griffith
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
IndependentDoug Curran7,11750.79–16.35
IndependentAnne Napoli6,89649.21+31.31
Total formal votes14,01395.41–0.37
Informal votes6744.59+0.37
Turnout14,68786.53+1.6
Doug Curranhold 

Hornsby

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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections:Hornsby
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LiberalWarren Waddell36,24941.66–15.62
LaborJanelle McIntosh18,69919.42
IndependentNathan Tilbury15,17517.44
IndependentRoger Woodward2,4212.78
GreensTania Salitra16,26018.69−24.03
Total formal votes87,00496.84–0.73
Informal votes2,8383.16+0.73
Turnout89,84287.94–0.51
Two-party-preferred result
LiberalWarren Waddell40,00761.68+4.40
LaborJanelle McIntosh24,85638.32N/A
LiberalholdSwing

Hunter's Hill

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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections:Hunter's Hill
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LiberalZac Miles5,25062.19+22.33
Team RossRoss Williams3,19237.81+10.13
Total formal votes8,44297.54+0.06
Informal votes2132.46–0.06
Turnout8,65585.42–1.04
LiberalholdSwing

Kempsey

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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections:Kempsey
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
GreensArthur Bain3,66220.12+5.47
IndependentCharanjit Bedi2,11111.60
IndependentDean Saul2,44913.45+4.91
IndependentTroy Irwin1,3507.42+0.2
IndependentSimon Fergusson3,61819.88
IndependentKinne Ring5,01227.54
Total formal votes18,20292.66−2.54
Informal votes1,4427.34+2.54
Turnout19,66481.77+0.56
Two-candidate-preferred result
IndependentSimon Fergusson5,10546.33
IndependentKinne Ring5,91453.67
Independentgain fromIndependentSwing

Lake Macquarie

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This section is an excerpt from2024 Lake Macquarie City Council election § Mayoral results.[edit]
2024 Lake Macquarie City Council election:Mayor
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LaborAdam Shultz47,16735.3–17.7
LiberalMelody Harding28,85721.6–0.5
Lake Mac IndependentsKate Warner26,71320.0+7.6
GreensBryce Ham13,1199.8+9.8
Community First IndsRosmairi Dawson10,4737.8–4.6
Our Local CommunityJohn Gilbert7,4685.6+5.6
Total formal votes141,64894.5–1.6
Informal votes7,8515.5+1.6
Turnout149,49985.2+0.6
Two-candidate-preferred result
LaborAdam Shultz54,86260.1–9.1
Lake Mac IndependentsKate Warner36,33639.9+39.9
Laborhold 

Lismore

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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections:Lismore
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Steve Krieg for LismoreSteve Krieg12,68948.9
GreensVanessa Grindon-Ekins5,40720.9
LaborHarper Dalton-Earls3,50913.5
IndependentBig Rob3,07311.9
IndependentJohn Jenkins1,2494.8
Total formal votes25,92796.9
Informal votes8253.1
Turnout26,75283.7
Two-candidate-preferred result
Steve Krieg for LismoreSteve Krieg14,20966.2
GreensVanessa Grindon-Ekins7,24133.8
Steve Krieg for LismoreholdSwing

Liverpool

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This section is an excerpt from2024 Liverpool City Council (Australia) election § Mayoral results.[edit]
2024 Liverpool City Council election:Mayor[34][35]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LiberalNed Mannoun49,38442.1+0.3
LaborBetty Green30,01925.6−12.5
Our Local CommunityPeter Ristevski10,9599.3+9.3
LibertarianGemma Noiosi8,8097.5+7.5
IndependentMichael Andjelkovic4,8194.1−4.4
Community IndependentsPeter Harle4,2803.6−3.6
Community VoiceDeb Gurung3,2032.7+2.7
Liverpool IndependentsKarress Rhodes2,6642.3+2.3
IndependentMichael Tierney2,4722.1+2.1
IndependentRobert Aiken7730.7+0.7
Total formal votes117,38291.5−4.0
Informal votes9,9318.5+4.0
Turnout127,313
LiberalNed Mannoun52,36953.4
LaborBetty Green32,23532.9
Our Local CommunityPeter Ristevski13,46913.7
Liberalhold 

Maitland

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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections:Maitland
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Penfold IndependentsPhilip Penfold31,70155.63+21.36
LaborBen Whiting17,47330.66–0.96
GreensCampbell Knox5,6759.96+6.10
IndependentShahriar (Sean) Saffari2,1333.74+1.24
Total formal votes56,98295.52–1.14
Informal votes2,6704.48+1.14
Turnout59,65286.30–0.47
Two-candidate-preferred result
Penfold IndependentsPhilip Penfold33,40162.90+11.56
LaborBen Whiting19,70237.10–11.56
Penfold IndependentsholdSwing+11.56

Mosman

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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections:Mosman[36]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Serving MosmanAnn Kimber8,09948.56+5.56
IndependentPeter Menzies3,72022.30+0.98
Mosman BetterRoy Bendall3,35221.18+4.49
LaborJohn Wakefield1,3277.96+7.96
Total formal votes16,67896.99–0.05
Informal votes5183.01+0.05
Turnout17,19681.36–0.71
Two-candidate-preferred result
Serving MosmanAnn Kimber8,82763.16–1.62
IndependentSimon Menzies5,14936.84+1.62
Serving MosmanholdSwing–1.62

Nambucca Valley

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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections:Nambucca Valley
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
IndependentGary Lee4,82837.20
LaborSusan Jenvey3,38026.04−5.7
IndependentLjubov Simson2,67120.58
GreensDavid Jones2,10116.19
Total formal votes12,98094.95−2.44
Informal votes6905.05+2.44
Turnout13,67081.67+3.46
Two-candidate-preferred result
IndependentGary Lee5,49554.12
LaborSusan Jenvey4,65845.88+14.15
IndependentholdSwing

Newcastle

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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections:Newcastle
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
IndependentRoss Kerridge35,35034.47+34.47
LaborNuatali Nelmes32,75931.94–9.96
GreensCharlotte McCabe15,65615.27+1.07
LiberalCallum Pull13,16712.84+1.14
IndependentMilton Caine2,9652.89+2.89
Socialist AllianceSteve O'Brien2,6622.60+0.7
Total formal votes102,55996.35–0.96
Informal votes3,8903.65+0.96
Turnout106,44984.21+1.16
Two-candidate-preferred result
IndependentRoss Kerridge42,16951.68+51.68
LaborNuatali Nelmes39,42648.32–11.68
Independentgain fromLabor 

Orange

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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections:Orange
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
IndependentTammy Greenhalgh4,12016.66
GreensDavid Mallard1,3165.32–10.18
IndependentMelanie McDonell2,65310.73
IndependentKevin Duffy4,84719.61+3.43
LaborJeff Whitton2,79511.31+1.67
IndependentTony Mileto5,86723.73+4.44
IndependentGerald Power3,12512.64
Total formal votes24,72395.31–0.54
Informal votes1,2174.69+0.54
Turnout25,94084.24–0.14
Two-candidate-preferred result
IndependentTammy Greenhalgh6,13544.26
IndependentTony Mileto7,72655.74+7.52
Independentgain from Team HamlingSwing

Port Macquarie-Hastings

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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections:Port Macquarie-Hastings[37]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Team RobertsAdam Roberts21,08037.8−17.1[b]
Team LipovacNik Lipovac12,97223.3+17.6
GreensLauren Edwards11,89821.4+21.4
LibertarianMark Hornshaw9,75817.5+17.5
Total formal votes55,70893.5
Informal votes3,8796.5
Turnout59,58785.11
Two-candidate-preferred result
Team RobertsAdam Roberts25,09260.1
Team LipovacNik Lipovac16,65239.9
Team Robertsgain from Team PinsonSwingN/A

Port Stephens

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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections:Port Stephens
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LaborLeah Anderson23,43148.56%–0.85%
IndependentPaul Le Mottee12,47225.85%+25.85%
Save Port StephensMark Watson12,34625.59%+25.59%
Total formal votes48,24994.40%−2.13%
Informal votes2,8605.60%+2.13%
Turnout51,109
LaborLeah Anderson24,55459.87%+10.46%
IndependentPaul Le Mottee16,45840.13%N/A
Laborgain fromIndependentSwing+10.46%

Richmond Valley

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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections:Richmond Valley
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
IndependentRobert Mustow6,45846.89−24.82
IndependentRobert Hayes1,88413.68–14.61
Richmond Valley VoicesLyndall Murray2,89221.00
A Time For ChangeJohn Walker2,53818.43
Total formal votes13,77294.87–0.44
Informal votes7445.13+0.44
Turnout14,51686.81+1.41
Two-candidate-preferred result
Richmond Valley VoicesLyndall Murray7,14933.72
IndependentRobert Mustow3,63766.28–5.46
IndependentholdSwing

Ryde

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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections:Ryde
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LiberalTrenton Brown27,32441.03+41.03
LaborBernard Purcell16,42224.66+24.66
Roy Maggio IndependentsRoy Maggio14,69422.07+22.07
GreensTina Kordrostami8,15212.24+12.24
Total formal votes66,59296.31
Informal votes2,5503.69
Turnout69,14286.17
Two-candidate-preferred result
LiberalTrenton Brown30,24856.51+56.51
LaborBernard Purcell23,27643.49+43.49
LiberalholdSwingN/A
  • This was the first time the position ofmayor of Ryde was directly-elected instead of appointed by councillors
  • Trenton Brown (Liberal) was the incumbent mayor going into the elections, having been appointed on 28 March 2024

Shellharbour

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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections:Shellharbour
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Chris Homer IndependentsChris Homer28,53559.82
LaborRob Petreski14,41130.21
IndependentPaul Rankin4,7579.97
Total formal votes47,70393.61–1.97
Informal votes3,2576.39+1.97
Turnout50,96085.40–0.14
Two-candidate-preferred result
Chris Homer IndependentsChris Homer29,80266.61+13.81
LaborRob Petreski14,93733.39–13.81
IndependentholdSwing

Shoalhaven

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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections:Shoalhaven[38][39]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Shoalhaven IndependentsPatricia White30,79646.61+36.75
Team TribeJemma Tribe23,64835.79+35.79
GreensKaye Gartner11,63017.60−16.64
Total formal votes66,07493.17
Informal votes4,8446.83
Turnout70,91882.62
Two-candidate-preferred result
Shoalhaven IndependentsPatricia White32,34855.27+3.60
Team TribeJemma Tribe26,18444.73+44.73
Shoalhaven Independentsgain fromGreens 

Singleton

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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections:Singleton
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
IndependentSue Moore6,47045.42+8.04
IndependentDanny Thompson5,17936.35+8.64
LaborPeree Watson2,59718.23–4.20
Total formal votes14,24695.48–0.46
Informal votes6744.52+0.46
Turnout14,92083.78–0.15
Two-candidate-preferred result
IndependentSue Moore6,98554.45–0.92
IndependentDanny Thompson5,84345.55+0.92
IndependentholdSwing

Sydney

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Main article:2024 Sydney City Council election
2024 New South Wales mayoral elections:Sydney[40][41]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Team CloverClover Moore33,01836.78–6.12
LaborZann Maxwell15,39217.15+2.45
GreensSylvie Ellsmore11,61712.94+4.64
LiberalLyndon Gannon10,85712.09−3.01
Weldon IndependentsYvonne Weldon9,03810.07−2.03
LibertarianSean Masters3,2343.60+3.60
We Love SydneySam Danieli3,2093.57+3.57
IndependentSusan Ritchie1,7982.00+2.00
Socialist AllianceRachel Evans9181.02+1.02
IndependentBaiyu Chen6860.76+0.76
Total formal votes89,76797.71−0.89
Informal votes2,1112.29+0.89
Turnout91,878
Two-candidate-preferred result
Team CloverClover Moore41,52262.90–5.00
LaborZann Maxwell24,48937.10+5.00
Team CloverholdSwing–5.00

The Hills

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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections:The Hills
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LiberalMichelle Byrne71,52062.31+8.92
LaborImmanuel Selvaraj21,96419.14+4.78
GreensMila Kasby21,30018.56+6.62
Total formal votes114,78496.38–0.84
Informal votes4,3173.62+0.84
Turnout119,10187.82–0.52
Two-party-preferred result
LiberalMichelle Byrne75,29371.74+6.02
LaborAshan de Silva29,66328.26–6.02
LiberalholdSwing

Uralla

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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections:Uralla[42]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
IndependentRobert Bellunopposed
Registered electors4,699
IndependentholdSwingN/A

Willoughby

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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections:Willoughby[43][44][45][46]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Community MattersTanya Taylor18,31448.97
Community IndependentsAnna Greco8,77923.47
Team RoyRoy McCullagh4,44911.90
Independent LaborHao Luo3,6539.77
IndependentJade Yu-Chun Hsueh2,2075.90
Total formal votes37,402
Informal votes2,168
Turnout39,570
Two-candidate-preferred result
Community MattersTanya Taylor19,60566.66
Community IndependentsAnna Greco9,80433.34
Community MattersholdSwingN/A

Wollondilly

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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections:Wollondilly
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Matt Gould TeamMatt Gould21,41362.68+39.22
Experienced To LeadBenn Banasik5,46415.99+4.44
Team PurplePaul Rogers5,43915.92+15.92
Bev Spearpoint TeamBev Spearpoint1,8455.40+5.40
Total formal votes34,16193.22–1.78
Informal votes2,4836.78+1.78
Turnout36,64487.08–2.57
Two-candidate-preferred result
Matt Gould TeamMatt Gould22,41778.12+24.64
Team PurplePaul Rogers6,27821.88+21.88
Matt Gould Teamhold 

Wollongong

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2024 New South Wales mayoral elections:Wollongong[47][48]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LaborTania Brown51,26041.2+12.6
GreensJess Whittaker29,47923.7+10.7
IndependentRyan Morris21,70517.4+17.4
Ind. Sustainable AustraliaAndrew Anthony16,29613.1+8.0[c]
IndependentSuzanne de Vive5,7514.6+4.6
Total formal votes124,49192.6−4.0
Informal votes9,9497.4+4.0
Turnout134,44084.4−0.8
Two-candidate-preferred result
LaborTania Brown58,93661.2+12.6
GreensJess Whittaker37,31138.8+38.8
Laborgain from Wollongong IndependentsSwingN/A

Notes

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  1. ^abIncluding local groups (not to be confused withlocally-registered political parties).
  2. ^Compared with Peta Pinson (Team Pinson) at the2021 election.
  3. ^Compared to results as an endorsedSustainable Australia Party candidate at the2021 election.

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