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One booth in Kensington probably had the highest Labor 2PP of all the seats with a classic ALP vs Coalition contest in 2025. The Greens got 53% of the primary vote. There were double-digit primary vote swings to the Greens in Kensington and Flemington in 2025. This was part of a national trend of low-income areas and areas with public housing swinging to the Greens.
The Greens finished third in the seat overall. This means preferences from Greens voters had to be distributed to the two major parties. Most of them went to Labor.
Some booths in seats ALP vs Green contests have much higher Labor 2PPs e.g. Brunswick in Wills and Newtown in Grayndler/Sydney.