Victoria Decides: How to follow all the results and analysis with 9News

Election Day is nearly here - and when it comes to coverage, analysis, results and expert commentary, 9News has you covered across all platforms.

Comprehensive coverage begins at 7am with Weekend Today.

You can then follow live updates throughout the day at 9news.com.au and via the 9News app, with our live blog kicking off at 8am.

LIVE UPDATES: 2022 Victorian Election

OUTSIDE VICTORIA? You can watch live from 5pm here

Election evening coverage will start on Channel 9 in Victoria and 9Now nationally from 5pm, giving viewers the most up-to-date information and analysis of voting as polling booths prepare to close.

At 6pm, Peter Hitchener will present a special 9News bulletin in Victoria, with reporters stationed in crucial electorates across the state.

From 7pm, Alicia Loxley and Tony Jones will continue to bring viewers the most comprehensive reporting and assessment of the day's results.

Outside Victoria? No problem, follow it all on 9Now.

Leading Nine's powerhouse panel is 9News' new Chief Political Editor, Charles Croucher, making his Victorian election debut.

Joining him on the panel will be former Labor Premier John Brumby and Liberal Senator Sarah Henderson.

9News reporter Heidi Murphy will bring her years of Spring St experience to round out the panel.

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State political reporter Mark Santomartino will present updates from our Megawall, which will take the pulse of the electorate, crunch the numbers and track viewer feedback through social media.

9News reporter Dougal Beatty will be stationed at Labor Party HQ, while reporter Mimi Becker will be reporting from the opposition camp.

Nine's cameras and extended team of reporters will span the length and breadth of the state to bring viewers extensive coverage from the seats that matter most on election day.

And make sure you download our app for localised alerts notifying you when key seats are declared.

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