Narelle Miragliotta

Narelle Miragliotta is an Associate Professor in Politics at Murdoch University, where she is part of the Politics and International Studies department within the School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences. She has been with the university since 2024 and holds a PhD from the University of Western Australia.

Her research focuses on multiple aspects of Australian and liberal democratic political institutions, with particular expertise in constitutions, parliaments, political parties, elections, and electoral systems. Her scholarly work examines the dynamics of Australia's political landscape, including party competition, electoral behavior, and institutional design within the context of liberal democracies.

Analysis of her recent publications reveals a strong focus on contemporary Australian electoral politics, particularly the 2024-2025 federal election cycle. Her work demonstrates expertise in analyzing electoral trends across states, the performance of minor parties (particularly the Greens), marginal seats, voting behavior, and the strategic dimensions of political campaigns. Her research often bridges academic analysis with real-time political developments.

Professor Miragliotta actively contributes to public discourse through The Conversation, where she publishes accessible yet scholarly analyses of Australian political developments. Her articles reach a broad audience and demonstrate her commitment to translating academic insights for public understanding.

At Murdoch University, she contributes to the vibrant research environment of the School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences, which emphasizes high-quality teaching and research that addresses significant societal challenges. The school's focus on developing analytical and critical thinking skills aligns well with Professor Miragliotta's work in political analysis and institutional studies.