Victorian state district
Narracan
In the Eastern Victoria region. Votes on Saturday 28 November, in 15 days. The advertiser we follow here has spent $200–$498 on Facebook and Instagram ads.
Sitting member
On the ballot: 6 candidates
In ballot-paper order, as the Victorian Electoral Commission published them.
- 1Geoff DethlefsFamily First
- 2Wayne FarnhamLiberal
- 3Alyssa WeaverGreens
- 4Moss PageVictorian Socialists
- 5Ben LucasOne Nation
- 6Jannette LangleyLabor
Source: Victorian Electoral Commission nominations (© Victorian Electoral Commission, CC BY 4.0). Linked names are sitting members.
About
About Narracan
Narracan is an electoral district of the Victorian Legislative Assembly in the Eastern Victoria region, covering the Warragul–Drouin urban area and rural towns in north west Gippsland. The sitting member is Wayne Farnham of the Liberal Party. Farnham's recent Facebook and Instagram ads focus on infrastructure transport and crime safety.
- Named after
- Narracan, a rural locality 14 km south of Moe
- First proclaimed
- 1967
- Usual party holding seat
- Liberal Party
- Electorate covers
- Warragul–Drouin urban area and smaller rural towns
Summarised by AI from Wikipedia, plus our own records. Sources last checked 11 November 2026.
Who's advertising
MPs and candidates for Narracan whose Facebook pages we follow, by what they've spent.
At leastUp to (Meta only publishes ranges)
What they're promising in Narracan
Promises from the ads of the MPs and candidates above, most repeated first. Each one links to the ad it's quoted from.
LiberalInfrastructure funding
We’ll fund the delivery of the project with our 25% Regional Infrastructure Fair Share Guarantee.
LiberalRoad repairs
We’ll undertake the planning and engineering work to fix the Thorpdale Slip.
LiberalRoad safety improvements
We will undertake detailed planning and design, and fund the recommended safety improvements to fix this intersection.
LiberalSentencing for attacks on good samaritans
A Jess Wilson Liberal and Nationals Government will introduce Aidan’s Law, requiring courts to specifically consider attacks on good samaritans when sentencing offenders.
