Australian Election Tracker by OZE

Future election foundation page

Next Tasmanian House of Assembly election

Tasmania's House of Assembly has 35 members elected from five divisions, while its 15-member Legislative Council follows a separate annual cycle.

By 2029, unless held earlier Not fixed

The House of Assembly has a maximum term of four years, but the polling date is not fixed and the House may be dissolved earlier.

This is not yet an active candidate tracker. Foundation page only; the polling date is not fixed. The page establishes the correct address and basic parliamentary structure so later candidate, party and result data can be added without changing links.
Parliament
Bicameral
Members in parliament
50
Chambers
2 chambers
Expected election scope
35 House of Assembly places

Structure and numbers

What voters elect

Lower house

House of Assembly

35 seats
Electorates
Five divisions electing seven members each
At this election
All 35 seats
Voting system
Hare-Clark single transferable vote
Term
Up to four years

Upper house

Legislative Council

15 seats
Electorates
15 single-member divisions
At this election
Not elected with the House of Assembly
Voting system
Partial preferential voting
Term
Six years; two or three divisions elected each May

Important details

  • The five Assembly divisions are Bass, Braddon, Clark, Franklin and Lyons.

Planned expansion

What can be added here later

When this election becomes active, this address can grow to include electorate or chamber indexes, individually sourced candidates, party coverage, key dates, polls where appropriate, open-data exports and official results.

Official references

Structure sources

Election date source: Tasmanian Electoral Commission · verified 2 Aug 2026

Back to upcoming elections