Telkrowin federal election, 2022

The 2021 Telkrowin federal election was held on March 10, 2022, to elect members to the House of Representatives of the 66th Parliament. The writs of election were formally dropped by President Nicholas Mells on February 1, 2022, commencing the 37-day long campaign.

The election saw the Social Democratic Party elected for a third consecutive term, a first for any party since 1984. The party won 301 seats out of the 617 up for contention, relegating it to a minority government. Levi Briggs became the first Prime Minister since Tim Norman to lead his party to three consecutive victories in a federal election, something which had not occurred in more than 60 years. However, the Social Democrats obtained 30.7 percent of the national popular vote, the party's lowest winning share in its history.

The Liberal Party continued to be led by Georgina Payne, who survived a leadership challenge nearly a year before to the election. While the Liberals gained 38 seats overall, their share of the vote only increased by less than a single percentage point. With 259 seats, the Liberals remained the official opposition. Substantial gains were made by the Telkrowin National Right Alliance as the party, still led by Geoffrey Ferrell, obtained its strongest showing in a federal election and became the third-largest party in the House for the first time. The New Communist Party also increased their share of votes and seats, rebounding from the losses they incurred from the previous election. On the other hand, the Centre Party and the Green Party had heavy losses, with the Greens being left with only one MP and the Centre Party having its worst federal performance since 2000. Ralph Madden, an independent MP from East Northland, was also elected to the House.