2008 Melbourne City Council election explained

Country:Melbourne
Type:presidential
Vote Type:Popular
Ongoing:no
Previous Election:2004 Melbourne City Council election
Previous Year:2004
Election Date:29 November 2008
Next Election:2012 Melbourne City Council election
Next Year:2012
Registered:97,846
Module:
Election Name:Leadership Team
Embed:yes
Turnout:60,803 2.96%
Type:presidential
Vote Type:First preference
Seats For Election:Lord Mayor and Deputy Lord Mayor of the City of Melbourne
Running Mate1:Susan Riley
Popular Vote1:15,135
Percentage1:26.11%
Swing1: 26.11%
Party2:Greens
Candidate2:Adam Bandt
Running Mate2:Kathleen Maltzahn
Popular Vote2:8,729
Percentage2:15.06%
Swing2: 6.58
Image3: CMG
Candidate3:Catherine Ng
Running Mate3:Terry Makings
Popular Vote3:6,315
Percentage3:10.90%
Swing3: 10.90
1Blank:2CP
1Data1:54.08%
1Data3:45.92%
2Blank:2CP swing
2Data1: 54.08
2Data3: 45.92
Lord Mayor
Before Election:John So
Posttitle:Elected Lord Mayor
After Election:Robert Doyle

The 2024 Melbourne City Council election was held on 29 November 2008 to elect nine councillors and a leadership team (consisting of a lord mayor and deputy lord mayor) to the City of Melbourne. The election was held as part of the statewide local government elections in Victoria, Australia.

Results

Councillors

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CouncillorParty
1Carl Jetter Independent
2Cathy Oke Greens
3Kevin Louey Independent
4Peter Clarke Independent
5Ken Ong Independent
6Brian Shanahan Independent
7Jennifer Kanis Independent