Richmond superstar Dustin Martin has moved into equal-10th place on the list for most career Brownlow Medal votes.
Martin, who finished equal-fifth in last night’s 2020 count with 15 votes, now has an overall total of 191, which is the same as former North Melbourne star Brent Harvey.
Those 15 votes last night took Martin past five other Brownlow Medallists – Kevin Murray, Nathan Buckley, Bob Skilton, Simon Black and Dane Swan.
Only four other current-day players have polled more Brownlow votes than him – Gary Ablett, Patrick Dangerfield, Joel Selwood and Scott Pendlebury.
Martin is the Tigers’ all-time leading Brownlow vote-winner, ahead of Kevin Bartlett and Matthew Richardson.
Looking sharp on arrival ??
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Dusty’s season-by-season Brownlow voting details
2010 – 6 votes
2011 – 12 votes
2012 – 5 votes
2013 – 16 votes
2014 – 13 votes
2015 – 21 votes
2016 – 25 votes
2017 – 36 votes
2018 – 19 votes
2019 – 23 votes
2020 – 15 votes
