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'I'm very humbled that I have retained the seat': Border MPs react to results

  • The National Party's Michael McCormack and Liberal Sussan Ley retained their Riverina and Farrer seats in the 2025 election despite broader Coalition losses.
  • Labor's national win contrasted with Riverina electing a Nationals MP, which critics said weakened local policy influence and was a political misstep.
  • One Nation's Mark Craig gained over 11 percent in Riverina from mostly right-of-centre voters dissatisfied with the Coalition, while Citizens Party candidate Richard Foley polled under two percent amid controversy.
  • McCormack's primary vote fell but he was projected to win 65 percent two-party preferred, a five percent swing toward the Nationals, while Ley led comfortably despite a primary vote swing against her.
  • The election results suggest growing voter frustration with the Coalition, reflected in One Nation's gains and sharp criticism of Coalition policy failures and leadership decisions.
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The Border Mail broke the news in on Saturday, May 3, 2025.
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