2025 Federal Election: House of Representatives Two Party Preferred by Division

One row per Commonwealth electoral division from the Australian Electoral Commission's final results for the 2025 federal election (Tally Room event 31496): the House of Representatives two-party-preferred (TPP) count between the Australian Labor Party (ALP) and the Liberal/National Coalition. The AEC makes the TPP count after the full distribution of preferences, to show what the result would have been had the final two candidates been from those two sides, so a row is not the seat's result: in some divisions the member elected belongs to another party or is an independent. Each row gives the two sides' votes and percentages, the total votes counted, the party code the AEC lists for the division (in every row, the side with the larger count) and the swing in the ALP's percentage since the previous election. For Bradfield the AEC approximated the count by a mathematical equation, because with a petition before the Court of Disputed Returns the additional TPP count could not be conducted at the time of the final tally room's publication. In Bendigo, Brisbane and Nicholls the AEC's swing equals the ALP's percentage itself, because its previous-election figure is 0.00; those three are not changes. The file names no candidates or members. First preferences, candidate and polling place results, the Senate and boundary maps are not included.