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Suzie Holt (born 10 December 1971) is an Australian politician. Before entering politics, she had a career as a social worker. Holt ran for federal parliament in the Division of Groom in the 2022 Australian federal election, receiving 43.11% of the 2CP vote. She has announced her candidacy for the upcoming 2025 Australian Federal Election. She is a Community Independent.
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- AEC, Tally Room. "House of Representatives division information".
- "Who are the Community Independent MPS and candidates?".
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