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Commonwealth of Australia
Electoral Divisions of the House of Representatives
Division of Mayo, South Australia

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The Division of Mayo was created in 1984. It is named for Helen Mayo (1878-1967), social activist and first woman elected to a University Council in Australia.

REDISTRIBUTIONS
1984: Mt Barker, Murray Bridge, Strathalbyn, Victor Harbour
1993: Lobethal, Mt Barker, Strathalbyn, Woodside
2001: Lobethal, Mt Barker, Strathalbyn, Woodside
2004: Lobethal, Mt Barker, Strathalbyn, Victor Harbor
2013: Mt Barker, Stirling, Strathalbyn, Victor Harbor
2019: Mt Barker, Stirling, Strathalbyn, Victor Harbor

TWO-PARTY MAJORITIES

1984: Liberal 10.5
1987: Liberal 12.7
1990: Liberal 11.6
1993: Liberal 10.6
1996: Liberal 15.2
1998: Liberal 01.7 *1
2001: Liberal 12.9
2004: Liberal 11.8

2007: Liberal 07.1
2008b: Liberal 03.0 *2
2010: Liberal 07.4
2013: Liberal 12.5
2016: Xenophon Team 05.0 *3
2019: Centre Alliance 07.5 *3
2022: Centre Alliance 05.1 *3
2025: Centre Alliance 12.3 *3

*1 Majority over Aust Democrats
*2 Majority over Greens
*3 Majority over Liberal

ENROLMENTS


ELECTION RESULTS 1984-2025
Click here to see full results for Mayo at every election since 1984.

MEMBERS FOR MAYO
Hon Alexander Downer (Lib) 1984-2008
Hon Jamie Briggs (Lib) 2008b-16
Rebekha Sharkie (NXT, CA) 2016-18, 2018b-


Hon Alexander Downer (Lib) 1984-2008 Hon Jamie Briggs (Lib) 2008-16 Rebekha Sharkie (NXT, CA) 2016-18, 2018b-


CURRENT BOUNDARIES
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EARLIER BOUNDARIES

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1984

1993

2001


2004

2013