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Name	Chamber	Electorate	Term began	Term ended	Length of term	Total length of terms
Don Chipp (1925–2006)	Australian House of Representatives	Hotham	1 May 1977^[a]	10 November 1977	193 days	8 years, 241 days
Don Chipp (1925–2006)	Australian Senate	Victoria	1 July 1978	18 August 1986	8 years, 48 days	8 years, 241 days
Robin Millhouse (1929–2017)	South Australian House of Assembly	Mitcham	1 May 1977^[b]	7 April 1982	4 years, 341 days
Janine Haines (1945–2004)	Australian Senate	South Australia	14 December 1977	30 June 1978	198 days	9 years, 76 days
Janine Haines (1945–2004)	Australian Senate	South Australia	1 July 1981	1 March 1990	8 years, 243 days	9 years, 76 days
Colin Mason (1926–2020)	Australian Senate	New South Wales	1 July 1978	5 June 1987	9 years, 149 days
Lance Milne (1915–1995)	South Australian Legislative Council	-	15 September 1979	2 December 1985^[c]	6 years, 78 days
Norm Sanders (1932– )	Tasmanian House of Assembly	Denison	16 February 1980	23 December 1982	2 years, 310 days	7 years, 188 days
Norm Sanders (1932– )	Australian Senate	Tasmania	1 July 1985	1 March 1990	4 years, 243 days	7 years, 188 days
Michael Macklin (1943– )	Australian Senate	Queensland	1 July 1981	30 June 1990	8 years, 364 days
John Siddons (1927–2016)	Australian Senate	Victoria	1 July 1981	4 February 1983	1 year, 218 days	3 years, 1 day
John Siddons (1927–2016)	Australian Senate	Victoria	1 July 1985	26 November 1986^[d]	1 year, 148 days	3 years, 1 day
Elisabeth Kirkby (1921– )	New South Wales Legislative Council	-	27 October 1981	25 June 1998	16 years, 241 days
Heather Southcott (1928–2014)	South Australian House of Assembly	Mitcham	8 May 1982	6 November 1982	182 days
Ian Gilfillan (1932– )	South Australian Legislative Council	-	6 November 1982	18 November 1993	11 years, 12 days	19 years, 169 days
Ian Gilfillan (1932– )	South Australian Legislative Council	-	11 October 1997	17 March 2006	8 years, 157 days	19 years, 169 days
Jack Evans (1928–2009)	Australian Senate	Western Australia	5 March 1983	30 June 1985	2 years, 117 days
David Vigor (1939–1998)	Australian Senate	South Australia	1 December 1984	4 June 1987^[e]	2 years, 185 days
Mike Elliott (1952– )	South Australian Legislative Council	-	7 December 1985	18 November 1993	7 years, 346 days	16 years, 284 days
Mike Elliott (1952– )	South Australian Legislative Council	-	10 February 1994	10 December 2002	8 years, 303 days	16 years, 284 days
Janet Powell (1942–2013)	Australian Senate	Victoria	26 August 1986	31 July 1992^[f]	5 years, 340 days
John Coulter (1930– )	Australian Senate	South Australia	11 July 1987	20 November 1995	8 years, 132 days
Jean Jenkins (1938– )	Australian Senate	Western Australia	11 July 1987	30 June 1990	2 years, 354 days
Paul McLean (1937– )	Australian Senate	New South Wales	11 July 1987	23 August 1991	4 years, 43 days
Richard Jones (1940– )	New South Wales Legislative Council	-	13 March 1988	12 March 1996^[g]	7 years, 365 days
Robert Bell (1950–2001)	Australian Senate	Tasmania	7 March 1990	30 June 1996	6 years, 115 days
Meg Lees (1948– )	Australian Senate	South Australia	4 April 1990	26 July 2002^[h]	12 years, 113 days
Vicki Bourne (1954– )	Australian Senate	New South Wales	1 July 1990	30 June 2002	11 years, 364 days
Cheryl Kernot (1948– )	Australian Senate	Queensland	1 July 1990	15 October 1997	7 years, 106 days
Sid Spindler (1932–2008)	Australian Senate	Victoria	1 July 1990	30 June 1996	5 years, 365 days
Karin Sowada (1961– )	Australian Senate	New South Wales	29 August 1991	30 June 1993	1 year, 305 days
John Woodley (1938– )	Australian Senate	Queensland	1 July 1993	27 July 2001	8 years, 26 days
Sandra Kanck (1950– )	South Australian Legislative Council	-	11 December 1993	31 January 2009	15 years, 51 days
Natasha Stott Despoja (1969– )	Australian Senate	South Australia	29 November 1995	30 June 2008	12 years, 214 days
Lyn Allison (1946– )	Australian Senate	Victoria	1 July 1996	30 June 2008	11 years, 365 days
Andrew Murray (1947– )	Australian Senate	Western Australia	1 July 1996	30 June 2008	11 years, 365 days
Helen Hodgson (1961– )	Western Australian Legislative Council	North Metropolitan	22 May 1997	21 May 2001	3 years, 364 days
Norm Kelly (1959– )	Western Australian Legislative Council	East Metropolitan	22 May 1997	21 May 2001	3 years, 364 days
Andrew Bartlett (1964– )	Australian Senate	Queensland	30 October 1997	30 June 2008	10 years, 244 days
Arthur Chesterfield-Evans (1950– )	New South Wales Legislative Council	-	25 June 1998	2 April 2007	8 years, 281 days
Brian Greig (1966– )	Australian Senate	Western Australia	1 July 1999	30 June 2005	5 years, 364 days
Aden Ridgeway (1962– )	Australian Senate	New South Wales	1 July 1999	30 June 2005	5 years, 364 days
John Cherry (1965– )	Australian Senate	Queensland	31 July 2001	30 June 2005	3 years, 334 days
Roslyn Dundas (1978– )	ACT Legislative Assembly	Ginninderra	20 October 2001	16 October 2004	2 years, 362 days
Kate Reynolds (1962– )	South Australian Legislative Council	-	17 February 2003	17 March 2006	3 years, 28 days
David Winderlich (1964– )	South Australian Legislative Council	-	17 February 2009	7 October 2009^[i]	232 days

^ Previously served as a Liberal from 10 December 1960 until his resignation from the party on 24 March 1977, and as an independent until he joined the Democrats.
^ Previously served for the Liberal and Country League from 7 May 1955 until 1973, the Liberal Movement until 1976 and the New LM from 1976 until he joined the Democrats.
^ Resigned from the Democrats and served as an independent until 6 December 1985.
^ Resigned from the Democrats and served as an independent and then for the Unite Australia Party until 5 June 1987.
^ Resigned from the Democrats and served as as a member of the Unite Australia Party until 5 June 1987.
^ Resigned from the Democrats and served as an independent until 30 June 1993.
^ Resigned from the Democrats and served as an independent until 28 February 2003.
^ Resigned from the Democrats and served as an independent until April 2003 and for the Australian Progressive Alliance until 30 June 2005.
^ Resigned from the Democrats and serged as an independent until 20 March 2010.

[Chipp-1] Previously served as a Liberal from 10 December 1960 until his resignation from the party on 24 March 1977, and as an independent until he joined the Democrats.

[Millhouse-2] Previously served for the Liberal and Country League from 7 May 1955 until 1973, the Liberal Movement until 1976 and the New LM from 1976 until he joined the Democrats.

[Milne-3] Resigned from the Democrats and served as an independent until 6 December 1985.

[Siddons-4] Resigned from the Democrats and served as an independent and then for the Unite Australia Party until 5 June 1987.

[Vigor-5] Resigned from the Democrats and served as as a member of the Unite Australia Party until 5 June 1987.

[Powell-6] Resigned from the Democrats and served as an independent until 30 June 1993.

[Jones-7] Resigned from the Democrats and served as an independent until 28 February 2003.

[Lees-8] Resigned from the Democrats and served as an independent until April 2003 and for the Australian Progressive Alliance until 30 June 2005.

[Winderlich-9] Resigned from the Democrats and serged as an independent until 20 March 2010.

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