How did the leaders stack up in their electorate?

Many seats have already been called in the Victorian election and it seems that both leaders have retained their seats - but in very different ways.

Premier Daniel Andrews faced a large amount of opponents in his seat of Mulgrave in Melbourne's south-east and retained his seat comfortably.

The premier was met with vocal opposition from independent Ian Cook and the Liberal Party's Michael Piastrino.

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Andrews came under fire earlier this week after he failed to vote in his electorate of Mulgrave, instead voting at a city pre-poll venue.

While Opposition Leader Matthew Guy has narrowly retained his seat of Bulleen in the state's north-east.

Guy retained his seat over Labor Party candidate Ian Rogers.