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Alex Antic Elected South Australian Liberal Party President

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Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of an archival contextual elevated view into the empty South Australian House of Assembly chamber in Adelaide, with curved green benches, a central aisle, tall cream columns and dark wood paneling; it does not depict Alex Antic or the September 2026 Liberal Party state presidency election, rendered in warm ochre and slate-blue pastel strokes.

Australian senator Alex Antic was elected president of the South Australian Liberal Party on Saturday morning, defeating state upper house leader Nicola Centofanti in a ballot of party delegates. The vote margin was not published. State director Alex Hyde said Antic would soon convene the state executive, while the presidency carries responsibility for campaign preparations, meeting agendas and a place on the party's federal executive. ABC reported that Antic's support among roughly 200 State Council delegates followed a five-year local-branch recruitment drive and that he had promised members a genuine say in party policy.

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