Your guide to Greek Australian candidates in the 2025 Federal Election

With Australia’s 2025 Federal Election coming up on Saturday, May 3, The Greek Herald has compiled a list of all the candidates of Greek heritage who will be in the running.

Voting options include early or on-the-day voting in-person and assisted voting for those eligible.

The Greek Australians vying for places in the following electorates include:

Greek Australian House of Representatives candidates

Ali Antoniou – McEwen (VIC), People First
Sakellarios Bairamis – Lingiari (NT), One Nation
Phillip Courtis – Casey (VIC), Trumpet of Patriots
Fiona Douskou – Barton (NSW), Liberal Party
Steve Georganas – Adelaide (SA), Labor MP seeking re-election
Harry Hatzikalimnios – McPherson (QLD), People First
Alex Hawke – Mitchell (NSW), Liberal MP seeking re-election (mother born in Chortiatis, Greece)
Matthew Katselis – Hawke (VIC), One Nation
Steve Kefalinos – Tangney (WA), One Nation
John Koukoulis – Watson (NSW), Trumpet of Patriots
Anthony Koutoufides – Melbourne (VIC), Independent
Gianni Del Rosario-Makridis – Calwell (VIC), Legalise Cannabis Australia
Michael McCormack – Riverina (NSW), Nationals MP seeking re-election (maternal grandfather from Akrata, Greece)
Tony Margos – Fowler (NSW), One Nation
Christos Nicolis – Barton (NSW), One Nation
Amanda Paliouras – Menzies (VIC), Trumpet of Patriots
Thomas Pambris – Barton (NSW), Trumpet of Patriots
John Photakis – Kingston (SA), Greens
Arthur Tsoutsoulis – Scullin (VIC), One Nation

Greek Australian Senate candidates

Steve Christou – NSW, Libertarian Party
Nick Clonaridis – VIC, HEART (Health, Environment, Accountability, Rights, Transparency)
Ethan Constantinou – VIC, Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party
Kosta Hadjimarkou – SA, Independent
Michael Anagno (Anagnostopoulos) – WA, Animal Justice Party

As the campaign unfolds, Greek Australian candidates across the political spectrum are set to play a notable role in shaping the national conversation.

Source: https://greekherald.com.au/news/politics/your-guide-to-greek-australian