Tammy Tyrrell - Senator for - They Vote For You
A list of all votes in parliament that Senator Tammy Tyrrell could have attended.
theyvoteforyou.org.auI don’t have live access to current news right now, but I can share what’s publicly known about Senator Tammy Tyrrell up to recent reports.
Key points
- Tammy Tyrrell isTasmanian senator who left the Jacqui Lambie Network in 2024 to sit as an independent. She stated she no longer had confidence in the network to represent it in the Senate.[4]
- In May 2026, reports indicated she joined the Labor Party, marking her second party switch in a few years. The move was described as a “natural fit” and would boost Labor’s Senate numbers, though passage of some legislation would still require other crossbench or party support.[3]
- Tyrrell has a history of advocacy for Tasmania, including involvement in issues like cost of living pressures and regional economic concerns, and she has previously used her position to influence Tasmanian-related policy discussions.[3][4]
Recent developments you might want to verify
- The status of Tyrrell’s affiliation (Independent vs. Labor) as of May 2026 and any shifts in committee assignments or voting blocs.
- Any impact on Tasmanian policy initiatives she's championed, and how Labor’s expanded Senate presence affects the balance in the chamber.
- Public statements from Tyrrell or party leadership (Labor) regarding her priorities as a Senator and her voting rationale.
If you’d like, I can pull the latest articles and summarize them with direct citations. Also, I can create a concise timeline of Tyrrell’s party affiliations and key policy positions.