Now tracking every candidate for the 2026 Victorian election
Advoc8 now tracks every announced candidate and incumbent contesting the 28 November Victorian election - including their social media activity - so your team knows exactly who's in the race and what they're saying.
Victoria goes to the polls on 28 November, and the field is already crowded - candidates are being preselected, incumbents are declaring, and new names are entering the race every week. Keeping track of who’s actually running, in every electorate, across every party, has become its own job.
Advoc8 now does that job for you. We’re tracking every announced candidate and sitting member contesting the 2026 Victorian election - updated weekly as new candidates are confirmed - directly inside the platform.
Every candidate, one list
Search or browse a single “Victorian Election 2026” stakeholder list covering every candidate and incumbent in the race - currently over 500 people. Each entry includes their party, electorate, chamber and election status (contesting or retiring), along with their social profiles, so you can go from “who’s running in this seat” to a full profile in a couple of clicks.
Filter by party, candidate type or chamber to build exactly the view your team needs - a shortlist of marginal-seat candidates, every One Nation contender, or the full slate for a single electorate.
See what they’re saying, not just who they are
A list of names is only half the picture. Advoc8 also tracks candidates’ social media activity as the campaign unfolds, so you can see what they’re posting and how they’re engaging voters in real time - not just their bio. Apply the Victorian Election Candidates smart list to your monitoring feed and you’ll see posting volume trends and party-by-party activity breakdowns as the race heats up, alongside the individual posts themselves.
Get the free candidate list
If you just need a quick reference, we’ve also published a free Victorian Election 2026 Candidate List - the same underlying data, available as a standalone resource.
This coverage will carry through to the November election, and we’ll be doing the same for the New South Wales election in March 2027 as that campaign ramps up. Get in touch if you’d like a walkthrough of how election and candidate tracking can support your team’s strategy.
