Perth covers the Perth CBD and inner northern suburbs in the City of Vincent.
The seat has been held by the ALP for over 40 years, and has been held by Labor MP John Hyde since 2001.
Pilbara is a Labor seat held by 7.2% in northern Western Australia, including the towns of Port Hedland, Dampier and Roebourne.
The seat has been dominated for the last century by Labor MPs. In 2008, the Nationals ran in the seat and overtook the Liberal candidate.
Labor MP Tom Stephens is retiring in 2013. Nationals leader Brendon Grylls is moving from his safe Central Wheatbelt seat to run in Pilbara. Despite the Labor margin, the Nationals are expected to gain Pilbara.
Darling Range is a Liberal seat in the outer south-east of Perth. The seat has been won by the Liberal Party at every election for over 50 years. The seat is held by a margin of 7%.
In 2008, a redistribution saw the sitting member move to the new seat of Kalamunda, and Darling Range was won by Tony Simpson. Simpson’s former seat of Serpentine-Jarrahdale was also abolished.
Girrawheen is a traditionally safe Labor seat in northern Perth. The seat covers the suburbs of Darch, Girrawheen, Lansdale, Madeley and parts of Hamersley and Warwick.
Most of the seat lies at the southern end of the City of Wanneroo.
The seat is held by Labor frontbencher Margaret Quirk. The seat’s margin peaked at over 22% in 2005, but fell to 11.5% in 2008.
The seat’s boundaries were radically redrawn recently, cutting the ALP’s margin to 6.7%.
Belmont is a Labor seat in the inner east of Perth, covering Rivervale, Kewdale, Belmont, Cloverdale, Redcliffe, Ascot and part of South Guilford, all on the south side of the Swan River.
The seat has been held by Eric Ripper since 1989. Ripper served as Leader of the Opposition in the early 1990s and again for part of the last term, and in between served as ALP Deputy Leader under Geoff Gallop and Alan Carpenter. He is retiring at the election.
Kalamunda is a Liberal seat in eastern Perth. The seat covers the Darling Range suburbs of Kalamunda, Gooseberry Hill, Lesmurdie, Walliston, Carmel, Darlington and Maddington between the Canning River and the Helena River.
The seat was restored at the 2008 election, after having been abolished in 1989. The current MP, John Day, who held the neighbouring seat of Darling Range from 1993 until 2008, when a large part of Darling Range was transferred into Kalamunda.
Kingsley is a marginal Liberal seat in northern Perth.
Andrea Mitchell won the seat off the sitting Labor MP in 2008. The ALP won the seat for the first time in 2005, before quickly losing the seat at the next election.
Kingsley covers the suburbs of Woodvale, Kingsley, Greenwood and parts of Warwick.