missed out on a quota, with a Senate vote of 10.08% The 2007 election also saw an historic result in the Division of Melbourne, where Greens candidate Adam Bandt won 22.8% of the primary vote and came second on a two party preferred basis, with 45.29% of the 2PP vote - the highest result ever for the Australian Greens in any seat at a Federal general election. Melbourne, traditionally one of the safest Labor seats in the country, became a marginal seat leading into the 2010 Federal election. In 2010 the Greens vote in Victoria rose to 12.66%, a swing of 4.49%. Richard Di Natale was elected to the Senate with a Senate vote of 14.64%, a swing of 4.56%, and Adam Bandt was elected to the Division of Melbourne with a primary vote of 36.17% (56.04% TPP). At the 2013 federal election Adam Bandt retained his seat of Melbourne with 42.62% of the primary vote (55.27% on a two candidate basis). Former Mayor of Maribyrnong City Council, Janet Rice, was elected to the Senate and joined Richard Di Natale to become Victoria's second Greens senator. She won 10.77% of the vote which increased above a quota after distribution of preferences. At the 2016 federal election Adam Bandt was re-elected to a third term in his seat of Melbourne with 43.75% of the primary vote (68.48% on a two-party preferred basis). Australian Greens leader Richard Di Natale and Janet Rice were re-elected to the Senate. At the 2019 federal election Adam Bandt was re-elected to a fourth term in his seat of Melbourne with 49.3% of the primary vote (71.8% on a two-party preferred basis). Janet Rice was also re-elected to the Senate. Members of Parliament Federal Parliament Former Senator Richard Di Natale (2011–2020) Senator Lidia Thorpe (2020–2023) State Parliament Former state members Greg Barber MLC (2006–2017) Colleen Hartland MLC (2006–2018) Sue Pennicuik MLC (2006–2018) Samantha Dunn MLC (2014–2018) Nina Springle MLC (2014–2018) Huong Truong MLC (2017–2018) Lidia Thorpe MLA (2017–2018) References External links The Green Agenda, The Age, 9 November 2006 Inside the Green Zone The Age, 23 November 2010 Victoria Political parties in Victoria (Australia)