Tasmania’s state election — which candidates are running?

The last list of candidates who objected to the instant elections of Tasmanya will not be locked until next Friday, but some remarkable and bad fame names entered the race.

A Reminder: Under Hare-Clark Election SystemThe five federal parts of the state selects seven representatives, each proportion. The limits of each section are the same for both the state and the federal elections, so thank God at least some of the local insights you have collected from May will still apply here.

Here are some candidates Crirase Eye.

Labor force

Luke Martin
Voter: Clark

Martin was the CEO of Salmon Australia until a series of increasing debate and resigned after the public this April. opposition Regarding the salmon farms operating on the waterways of Tasmania TAĞMANYA SALON REMOVED FROM THE MENU In a few high -profile hobart restaurants.

Immediately after he started, Martin joined the leader Dean Winter of Office as a consultant.

Brian Mitchell
Voter: Lyons

Mitchell was the latest Labour’s Federal MP for Lyons. Although the seat always remained marginal, it was first elected to the Federal Parliament in the 2016 elections. The margin has become so weak for the 2025 elections – with only 0.9% – Mitchell “retired”, so the worker plan was able to pre -election, and then the state opposition leader Rebecca White, who resigned from the state parliament. White won the seat with a 10.5% surprising swing.

John Kamara
Voter: Clark

Kamara was elected 2023 Tasmania Tasmania as the founding partner of the Tasmanian cultural alliance and Tasmanian Communities Council. A refugee from Sierra Leone, who emigrated to Tasmania at 19 in 2004.

This will be the third work campaign in Kamara’s March 2024 state elections as a sub -home candidate for Clark and in May 2024, which will work as a candidate in the upper home elections for the Hobart section.

Liberals

Bridget Archer
Voter: Bass

In 2019, Archer won the federal seat of Bass and kept a very narrow margin with a very narrow 0.4% margin. His reputation on passing the ground of voting against the liberal party saw that his margin rose to only 1.4%before the victim of the red wave and lost his seat in May.

In 2024, Archer said, one of the few moderates in Dutton’s Liberal Party. I felt “marginalized”. He wrote a statement in May 2023 Against the controversial Tasmania Stadium The offer read by actress Essie Davis at an anti-stadium rally.

Now, Archer, who was previously selected for the Bass seat, wrote in a comment in the AFL team – Yes Stadium Facebook Group “100% locked” support of the stadium.

Julie Sladden
Voter: Bass

Sladden was a GP until 2021, when he refused to vaccinate against Covid-19, he chose to close his application. Although he shares the anti -Vax conspiracy content, including criticizing Peter Gutwein and calling Tasmania as “autocracy, and the concerns expressed by the Australian Medical Association On the pre -electionSladden ran for the liberals in the 2024 state elections. Not selected.

Independent

Elise Archer
Voter: Clark

Archer is a former liberal deputy who was first elected as Denison’s seat in 2010 (now Clark). He was a minister in three liberal government, including Tasmania’s lawyer, until he resigned from the party because of allegations of bullying in 2023.

Corporate child was published days after the report on sexual abuse, Leaked WhatsApp messages Archer asked a staff to close the comments in a social media sending: “Please close the comment.

This came with the allegations of bullying of a staff used by Gutwein to remove Archer from the Chief Public Prosecutor’s portfolio.

The investigation into bullying allegations was not explained to the public, but it was seen by a summary Australia he says Allegations confirmed.

Peter George
Voter: Franklin

Anti -Salmon Farm Campaign and Old Four corners In May, correspondent Peter George challenged the Minister of Labor Julie Collins in the Federal Elections. While securing 21% of the primary vote, it was not enough to move towards national labor.

George was one of the 35 candidates to get financing from Climate 200, and one of the few people who objected to a labor force chair. It is not yet clear whether the Climate 200 will finance the campaigns in these state elections.

Rebekah Pentland
Voter: Bass

Pentland was one of the three Jacqui Lambie Network candidates elected in the 2024 state elections and a small party Trust and supply agreement Thus, liberals can form a government. Lambie less than six months Kick Pentland and Miriam Beswick Due to disputes at the party’s personal participation level in Lambie’s state politics. Both remained independent in parliament.

Citizens

Andrew Jenner
Voter: Lyons

Jenner was one of the three Jacqui Lambie network candidates elected in the 2024 state elections. He was the only member who was not expelled from the party and remained the only representative until the parliament was terminated at the beginning of this month. Lambie’s party Withdrawal from state politicsJenner was previously chosen for the return of citizens to Tasmania.

Miriam Beswick
Voter: Braddon

Beswick was one of the three Jacqui Lambie network candidates elected in the 2024 state elections. Together with Pentland, he was expelled from the party after disputes with Lambie, Parliament independent.