Division Profile

Division Name

HOLT

State

Victoria

Elected Member

Byrne, A (ALP) 1999-

Name Derivation

Named after Harold Edward Holt 1908-67, Prime Minister of Australia 1966-67, who disappeared while swimming off Portsea Beach in 1967.

First Proclaimed / Election

1968/1969

Area

145 sq. kms

Demographic

Outer Metropolitan

Seat Status

Marginal

Enrolment

89,764

Turnout

95.05%

Informal

4.35%

Location

Holt covers an area of approximately 145 sq km extending in a strip from Lysterfield South in the north to Cranbourne in the south. The main suburbs include Cranbourne, Cranbourne North, Cranbourne West, Doveton, Endeavour Hills, Eumemmerring, Hallam, Hampton Park, Lynbrook, Narre Warren South and parts of Berwick, Clyde, Clyde North, Cranbourne East, Lyndhurst, Lysterfield, Lysterfield South, Narre Warren and Narre Warren North.

Products and Industry

Light industry.

Members

BYRNE, A (ALP) 1999-

EVANS, G J (ALP) 1996-1999

DUFFY, M J (ALP) 1980-1996

YATES, W (LP) 1975-1980

OLDMEADOW, M W (ALP) 1972-1975

REID, S L (LP) 1969-1972

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