| Year | Winning Party |
|---|---|
| 1946 | LIB |
| 1949 | LIB |
| 1951 | LIB |
| 1954 | LIB |
| 1955 | LIB |
| 1956By | LIB |
| 1958 | LIB |
| 1961 | LIB |
| 1963 | LIB |
| 1966 | LIB |
| 1969 | LIB |
| 1972 | LIB |
| 1974 | LIB |
| 1975 | LIB |
| 1977 | LIB |
| 1980 | LIB |
| 1981By | LIB |
| 1983 | LIB |
| 1984 | LIB |
| 1987 | LIB |
| 1990 | LIB |
| 1993 | LIB |
| 1995By | LIB |
| 1996 | LIB |
| 1998 | LIB |
| 2001 | LIB |
| 2004 | LIB |
| 2007 | LIB |
| 2010 | LIB |
| 2013 | LIB |
| 2016 | LIB |
- As a final appeal for support to voters as they arrive to vote.
- To help ensure that a voter supporting the candidate casts a formal vote by numbering the rest of the squares correctly.
- For a candidate likely to be excluded in the distribution of preferences, to increase their influence on the result by maximising the number of voters who direct preferences according to the how-to-vote recommendation.
- To virtue signal your views on other candidates on the ballot paper even if your preferences will never be distributed. For Independents, virtue signalling often requires open tickets with a single preferences and instructions for voters to complete their own preferences.
- -> Phelps (9) -> Labor (11) -> Greens (14).
- -> Liberal (10) -> Labor (11) -> Greens (12)
- -> Greens (2) -> Phelps (4) -> Liberal (14)
- -> Labor (3) -> Phelps (8) -> Liberal (11)
- - no preference recommendation
- - no preference recommendation
- -> Greens (3) -> Labor (8) -> Phelps (9) -> Liberal (13)
- -> Labor (5) -> Liberal (7) - Phelps (12) -> Greens (15)
- -> Liberal (4) -> Phelps (11) -> Labor (15) -> Greens (16)
- - no preference recommendation
- -> Liberal (13) -> Labor (14) -> Phelps (15) -> Greens (16)
| Candidate Name | Party |
|---|---|
| CALLANAN Robert | Katter's Australian Party |
| KANAK Dominic Wy | The Greens |
| HIGSON, Shayne | Voluntary Euthanasia Party |
| GEORGANTIS, Steven | Australian People's Party |
| MURRAY, Tim | Labor |
| FORSYTH, Ben | Derryn Hinch's Justice Party |
| ROBINSON, Tony | Australian Liberty Alliance |
| GUNNING, Samuel Joseph | Liberal Democrats |
| SHARMA, Dave | Liberal |
| VITHOULKAS, Angela | Independent |
| DOYLE, Deb | Animal Justice Party |
| LEONG, Andrea | Science Party |
| HEATH, Licia | Independent |
| KELDOULIS, Barry | The Arts Party |
| PHELPS, Kerryn | Independent |
| DUNNE, Kay | Sustainable Australia |
Andrew Bragg - has worked for the Business Council of Australia and is endorsed by Malcolm Turnbull.(withdrew)- Carrington Brigham - digital communications and campaigns director
- Michael Feneley - cardiologist and head of St Vincent's heart department
- Mary-Lou Jarvis - Woollahra councillor
- Peter King - barrister and MP for Wentworth before Malcolm Turnbull
- Katherine O'Regan - Sydney East Business Chamber chair
- Dave Sharma - former Australian Ambassador to Israel
- Richard Shields - Woollahra Councillor
- Maxine Szramka - rheumatologist
| Candidate | Party | Votes | % | Swing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dejay Toborek | GRN | 12,496 | 14.9 | +0.8 |
| Peter Xing | SCP | 988 | 1.2 | +1.2 |
| Anthony Ackroyd | ARTS | 1,478 | 1.8 | +1.8 |
| Beresford Thomas | CDP | 901 | 1.1 | +0.6 |
| David Allen | IND | 573 | 0.7 | +0.7 |
| Malcolm Turnbull | LIB | 52,353 | 62.3 | -2.4 |
| Evan Hughes | ALP | 14,913 | 17.7 | -1.0 |
| Marc Aussie-Stone | IND | 390 | 0.5 | +0.5 |
| .. | OTH | 0.0 | -2.2 | |
| Malcolm Turnbull | LIB | 56,971 | 67.7 | -1.2 |
| Evan Hughes | ALP | 27,121 | 32.3 | +1.2 |
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