Early accesslast update deployed 20 Aug 2026, 11:49 am ACST

How City of Mitcham councillors voted

We read every set of minutes and reconstruct the voting record — who moved each motion (including formal “put” motions used to end debate), who was present, and, whenever a formal divisionis called, exactly how each member voted. It's all grounded in the minutes and cited, so every observation can be checked against the minutes.

Individual votes are only ever shown where a division was recorded — most decisions carry or lose without a per-member vote, and we never guess how someone voted.

What we've extracted from the voting record

13 elected members across 6 wards · minutes current to 11 Aug 2026

This term

Nov 2022 – Apr 2027

Meetings read

59

Divisions

104

6 decided by the Mayor's casting vote

Individual votes recorded

1,113

named for/against, from divisions

Attendance records

905

present · apology · leave · absent

Motions

1,000

6 amendments · 39 “question be put”

Mayor casting votes

6

only ever used to break a tie

Divisions most often called by (this term): Cr Kruse (24) · Cr Tilley (23) · Cr Hockley (14) · Cr Todd (13) · Cr Bange (9)

Mayor's casting vote (21)

The Mayor has no ordinary vote and casts one only to break a tie. Current elected term: Nov 2022Apr 2027.

MeetingItemSplit
11 Feb 202555
28 Jan 202566
12 Nov 202466
10 Sept 202466
23 May 202344
31 Jan 202366
9 Aug 202269
26 Apr 202266
8 Mar 202286
8 Mar 202269
23 Nov 202166
31 Aug 202157
13 Apr 2021310
19 Jan 202166
13 Oct 202037
10 Mar 202057
24 Sept 2019510
9 July 201966
25 June 201956
26 Mar 201955
26 Mar 201954
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Every figure and answer here is read live from the minutes and links back to the source document. Where a decision had no recorded division, the minutes show only whether it carried or was lost — so we report that, and never attribute an individual vote that isn't on the record.