Voting Record This page shows how this parliamentarian has voted in formal divisions. Attendance rate measures how often they voted (Aye or No) vs. being absent. Rebellion rate measures how often they voted against their own party's majority position. Note: rebellion data may be sparse for minor parties and independents where party-line expectations are less defined.

Hon Julian Hill MP

Hon Julian Hill MP

Australian Labor PartyHouseBruce Β· VIC

Member of Parliament

1008
Aye
1486
No
2624
Total
Aye rate38%
Attendance rate95.0%
Policy Positions

Where They Stand

Based on actual division votes. The dot shows where they sit on the spectrum for each issue β€” left end means consistently voted against, right end means consistently voted for.

Economy
πŸ’΅Minimum Wage
-0.74 (39 votes)
Higher minimum wageMarket-set wages
πŸ’°Tax Cuts
-1.00 (10 votes)
Higher taxesLower taxes
Housing
-1.00 (14 votes)
Intervention neededMarket solution
Defence
πŸ›‘οΈDefence Spending
-1.00 (7 votes)
Reduce spendingIncrease spending
-1.00 (1 votes)
Privacy firstSecurity first
Environment
+1.00 (2 votes)
Strong climate actionEconomic priority
Education
-1.00 (1 votes)
Needs-based fundingEqual per-student
Immigration
✈️Immigration Levels
-1.00 (1 votes)
Higher immigrationLower immigration
Hansard Speeches

In Parliament

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Voting Record

Recent Divisions

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