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Electoral district of Bass

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The Electoral district of Bass is an electoral district of the Victorian Legislative Assembly. It is covers a diverse range of terrority, from outer suburban Pakenham to the rural towns of Lang Lang and Nar Nar Goon to the coastal tourist centres of Phillip Island and Inverloch. It is named after explorer George Bass.

Bass replaced the seat of Gippsland West in the redistrution undertaken before the 2002 Election. It is currently highly marginal, with the Liberal Party holding it with a margin of 0.6%.

The current member is Ken Smith.

Electoral districts of Victoria

Albert Park | Altona | Ballarat East | Ballarat West | Bass | Bayswater | Bellarine | Benalla | Benambra | Bendigo East | Bendigo West | Bentleigh | Box Hill | Brighton | Broadmeadows | Brunswick | Bulleen | Bundoora | Burwood | Carrum | Caulfield | Clayton | Cranbourne | Dandenong | Derrimut | Doncaster | Eltham | Essendon | Evelyn | Ferntree Gully | Footscray | Forest Hill | Frankston | Geelong | Gembrook | Gippsland East | Gippsland South | Hastings | Hawthorn | Ivanhoe | Keilor | Kew | Kilsyth | Kororoit | Lara | Lowan | Lyndhurst | Macedon | Malvern | Melbourne | Melton | Mildura | Mill Park | Mitcham | Monbulk | Mordialloc | Mornington | Morwell | Mount Waverley | Mulgrave | Murray Valley | Narracan | Narre Warren North | Narre Warren South | Nepean | Niddrie | Northcote | Oakleigh | Pascoe Vale] | Polwarth | Prahran | Preston | Richmond | Ripon | Rodney | Sandringham | Scoresby | Seymour | Shepparton | South Barwon | South-West Coast | Swan Hill | Tarneit | Thomastown | Warrandyte | Williamstown | Yan Yean | Yuroke

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