Overview
Geographical and demographic description
Grayndler is an inner-city electorate in Sydney's inner west. It encompasses diverse, densely populated suburbs including Marrickville, Balmain, Leichhardt, and parts of Newtown. Known for its cultural diversity, progressive politics, and gentrifying neighborhoods.
Key Areas
Key Local Issues
Important issues affecting this electorate
Housing Affordability
HIGH
High housing costs and rental stress across the electorate, with gentrification pushing out long-term residents.
Transport Infrastructure
MEDIUM
Congestion on major roads and pressure on public transport systems during peak hours.
Aircraft Noise
MEDIUM
Ongoing concerns about aircraft noise from Sydney Airport affecting residents' quality of life.
Climate Action
HIGH
Strong support for climate policies and renewable energy transition among constituents.
Election History
Recent election results
Year | Winner | 2PP % | Swing |
---|---|---|---|
2022 | Anthony Albanese (Labor) | 66.6% | +0.3% |
2019 | Anthony Albanese (Labor) | 66.3% | -2% |
2016 | Anthony Albanese (Labor) | 68.3% | +5% |
2013 | Anthony Albanese (Labor) | 63.3% | -7.5% |
2010 | Anthony Albanese (Labor) | 70.8% | 0% |
Quick Facts
Essential electorate information
State
NSW
Type
Urban
Population
168,000
MP Since
1996
Demographics
Population statistics
Median Age
36
Median Income
$1,986 weekly
University Educated
46%
About Grayndler
The Grayndler electorate in NSW is currently represented by Anthony Albanese (Labor) since 1996. This electorate profile provides comprehensive information about local issues, voting history, demographic breakdown, and electoral boundaries.