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resigned from O'Brien's shadow ministry. Later, another spill motion was called, which was successful with the Liberal caucus voting 20-11 for the motion and the leadership becoming vacated. The same day, Guy was elected leader for a second time unopposed.
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By 2021, O'Brien's position was increasingly becoming the subject of speculation that the party was to replace him. On 16 March 2021, members of the shadow frontbench
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was the leader in the council for the party. Some within the party advocated for others to challenge Davis. Some of the names that were listed included
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Following Guy's resignation as party leader, three candidates initially declared their intent to contest the election, all from the party's
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where the Coalition was again defeated, Guy announced his resignation as leader resulting in a leadership election for the next term.
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In September 2021, there was further speculation about O'Brien's leadership. On 6 September 2021, Guy and another frontbench member,
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challenger Melissa Lowe conceded defeat in the seat of Hawthorn; Pesutto officially announcing his candidacy on 1 December.
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Crozier and McArthur ultimately stood for the leadership, with Crozier elected leader 21 votes to 12.
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motion on 17 March 2021, which saw O'Brien surviving the leadership challenge against him.
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Rooney, Kieren; Clarke, Mitch; Gailberger, Jade (28 November 2022).
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There was speculation that the party's leadership in the
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Former Mp Ryan Smith withdrew from the leadership contest
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Shadow Minister for Emergency Services (2021–present)
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Index

2022 Liberal Party of Australia (Victorian Division) leadership election

Sep. 2021


John Pesutto
Brad Battin
Hawthorn
Berwick
Moderate
Conservative
Leader
Matthew Guy
Leader
John Pesutto

Sep. 2021



David Southwick
Ryan Smith
Brad Rowswell
Caulfield
Warrandyte
Sandringham
Moderate
Conservative
Conservative
Deputy Leader

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