First term MP Zak Kirkup has been elected as Western Australia’s Liberal leader just 109 days from the state election.
The 33-year-old replaces Liza Harvey as Opposition leader to take on Premier Mark McGowan in March of next year.
“We are on the side of all Western Australians,” Mr Kirkup said.
“The Liberal Party is here to make sure that over the next 109 days there is a viable alternative and a next Liberal-led government to be sworn in at that election.”
Libby Mettam was also voted in as deputy leader.
