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The Electoral district of Nepean is an electorate of the Victorian Legislative Assembly covering the southern most part of the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria, Australia. It is named after Point Nepean which is contained within the electorate.

The seat was created prior to the Victorian state election, 2002 after the seat of Dromana was renamed. Traditionally it has been a relatively safe seat for the Liberal Party, although it went within 0.2% of being won by the Labor Party at the 2002 election.

The seat has the oldest median age of any electorate in the state, as well as the lowest average income. [1][2]

The current member for Nepean is Martin Dixon.

Member		Party	Term
Template:Australian politics/party colours/Liberal\|	Martin Dixon	Liberal Party of Australia	2002-present

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 The '''Electoral district of Nepean''' is an electorate of the [[Victorian Legislative Assembly]] covering the southern most part of the [[Mornington Peninsula]] in [[Victoria, Australia]]. It is named after [[Point Nepean, Victoria| Point Nepean]] which is contained within the electorate.
-The seat was created prior to the [[Victorian state election, 2002]] after the seat of [[Dromana, Victoria| Dromana]] was renamed. Traditionally it has been a relatively safe seat for the [[Liberal Party of Australia| Liberal Party]], although it went within 0.2% of being won by the [[Australian Labor Party|Labor Party]] at the [[Victorian state election, 2002|2002 election]].
+The seat was created prior to the [[Victorian state election, 2002]] after the seat of [[Electoral district of Dromana|Dromana]] was renamed. Traditionally it has been a relatively safe seat for the [[Liberal Party of Australia| Liberal Party]], although it went within 0.2% of being won by the [[Australian Labor Party|Labor Party]] at the [[Victorian state election, 2002|2002 election]].
 The seat has the oldest median age of any electorate in the state, as well as the lowest average income. [http://www.vec.vic.gov.au/DistrictRankByAge.html][http://www.vec.vic.gov.au/DistrictRankByIncome.html]