Greater Geelong City Council

Greater Geelong City Council has 4 wards with 11 councillors total:

  • one ward with 2 councillors
  • 3 wards with 3 councillors each.

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Council information

  • Current councillors

    Bellarine Ward

    Elise Wilkinson (countback results)

    Trent Sullivan

    Jim Mason

    Brownbill Ward

    Melissa Cadwell (countback results)

    Eddy Kontelj

    Peter John Murrihy

    Kardinia Ward

    Bruce Harwood

    Ron Nelson

    Belinda Moloney

    Windermere Ward

    Anthony Aitken

    Sarah Hathway (countback results)

  • Electoral structure changes

    Greater Geelong City Council will have a new electoral structure at the council elections this October.

    It will have 11 wards with one councillor in each ward:

    • Barrabool Hills Ward
    • Charlemont Ward
    • Cheetham Ward
    • Connewarre Ward
    • Corio Ward
    • Deakin Ward
    • Hamlyn Heights Ward
    • Kardinia Ward
    • Leopold Ward
    • Murradoc Ward
    • You Yangs Ward.

    You will vote for one councillor to represent your ward.

    You can look at the new electoral structure on our interactive map.

    Find out more about the changes.

  • Past results

    28 August 2023 countback results - Bellarine Ward

    28 June 2023 countback results - Windermere Ward

    23 January 2023 countback results - Brownbill Ward

    2020 election results

    2017 Greater Geelong City Council election

    17 October 2015 by-election results - Kildare Ward

    23 November 2013 - Mayoral by-election results

    2012 election results

    5 March 2011 by-election results - Deakin Ward

    6 March 2010 by-election results - Cowie Ward

    2008 election results

  • Previous council reviews

    2023-24 electoral structure review

    An electoral representation advisory panel reviewed Greater Geelong City Council's electoral structure in 2023-24.

    This review changed the electoral structure of this council. The changes will take effect at the October 2024 council election.

    Learn about this review.

    2017 electoral structure consultation

    Following consultation on boundaries based on recommendations from the Geelong citizens’ jury in 2017, Greater Geelong City Council adopted the electoral structure recommended in the 2015 representation review.

    2015 representation review

    We reviewed the electoral structure of Greater Geelong City Council in 2015.

    Read the report:

  • Download map

    New council map

    This map shows the electoral structure and internal ward boundaries that will apply at the council elections this October.

    Current council map

    This map shows the current electoral structure and internal ward boundaries. This electoral structure will expire at the council elections this October.

    To view KML files, you will need geographic information systems (GIS) software such as Google Earth.