Sam Groth to Leave Politics, Prompts Byelection Next Week
Sam Groth, the former tennis professional and ex-deputy leader of the Liberal Party in Victoria, has announced his impending departure from politics. His resignation as the Member for Nepean is set to take effect next week, resulting in a byelection in the district.
Details of the Resignation
Groth made the announcement through a formal statement, expressing gratitude for the opportunity to serve his constituents. He stated, “Next week I will resign from the Parliament of Victoria as the Member for Nepean to pursue other opportunities.”
Service to the Community
- Groth has represented Nepean since his election.
- His leadership roles included serving under former leader Brad Battin and current leader Jess Wilson.
In his statement, Groth reflected on his experience, saying, “It has been an honour to serve the people of Nepean and I sincerely thank them for the trust they placed in me.” He also expressed his appreciation for his staff’s hard work and dedication supporting the community.
Future Implications
With Groth leaving his position, a byelection will be held for the Nepean seat. This development comes just months before the scheduled state election in November 2026.
Thanking Supporters
Groth extended his best wishes to the Liberal Party’s leadership in their upcoming election efforts. He concluded his statement by thanking his family, highlighting the importance of their unwavering support throughout his political journey.
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