Abbot and Nelson to run for the leadership.

Hockey has said he won't contest while Mark Vaile has quit as leader of the Nationals.

More details here

Latest results from the close seats - Labor's lead in Swan is just 35 votes

All results below include votes from all booths and pre-poll votes. No postal or absentee votes results are in yet.

Dickson: McNamara (Lab) leads the 2PP vote 50.28% to 49.72% (389 votes)

Herbert: Colbran (Lab) leads 50.27% to 49.73% (390 votes)

Latrobe: Cocks (Lab) leads 50.27% to 49.73% (378 votes)

Macarthur: Farmer (Lib) leads 50.25% to 49.75% (320 votes)

The results below still have some booths to report (all small ones from hospitals, nursing homes or prisons)

McEwen: Mitchell (Lab) leads 50.20% to 49.80% (315 votes)

Bowman: Young (Lab) leads 50.16% to 49.84% (223 votes)

Swan: Wilkie (Lab) leads 50.03 to 49.97% (35 votes)

Latest results

Party	NSW	VIC	QLD	WA	SA	TAS	ACT	NT	Total Divisions Won
									This Election	Last Election
Liberal	14	12	7	10	5	0	0	0	48	74
Australian Labor Party	28	21	15	4	6	5	2	2	83	60
The Nationals	5	2	3	0	0	0	0	0	10	12
CLP - The Territory Party	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1
Independent	1	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	2	3
DOUBTFUL	1	2	3	1	0	0	0	0	7	0
TOTAL	49	37	29	15	11	5	2	2	150	150
COUNTED %	77.02	76.05	75.75	77.93	81.50	84.25	75.94	69.59	77.07

Costello won't contest the Liberal Party leadership.

Turnbull will though. Costello knew the only way he would ever be PM was if he inherited it from Howard. He knew would never win an election as leader, much like Beazley.

OUTGOING treasurer Peter Costello says he will step back from politics following last night's election loss and will not stand for the leadership or deputy leadership of the Liberal Party.

Mr Costello said he had decided not to stand for the position of Opposition leader, but would continue to serve as the member for the Melbourne seat of Higgins.

"I've discussed this with my family and my wife Tanya, who is here with me today, and we have decided that in fact the time has come for me to open a new chapter in my life,'' Mr Costello said.

From news.com.au

Swan Updates as they happen.

1 of the 3 booths that didn't return results have now been counted. The 191 votes are from a nursing home. 186 of the votes were formal with Steve Irons (Lib) receiving 105 (56.45%) of them, Kim Wilkie (Lab) 76 (40.86%)

The new 2PP is 50.07% - 40.93% to Labor.

Update: Anther hospital count in, we're now only waiting on the prison.

Latest 2pp is 50.03% - 49.97%

This is going to go down to postal votes.

State-by-state swing

Here are the current national and state-by-state swings. These results may change by a little bit either way as more votes are counted.

National
Labor +5.8%
Liberal -4.4%
Nationals -0.4%
Greens +0.6%
Family First +/- 0%
Others -1.9%

NSW
Labor +7.4%
Liberal +-3.6%
Nationals -1.3%
Greens -0.2%
Family First +0.1%
Others -2.4%

Victoria
Labor +4.4%
Liberal -5.5%
Nationals -0.5%
Greens +0.7%
Family First +0.7%
Others +0.1%

Queensland
Labor +8.3%
Liberal -5.2%
Nationals +0.3%
Greens -0.6%
Family First -1.5%
Others -2.6%

W.A
Labor +2%
Liberal -2%
Nationals -0.5%
Greens +1.3%
Family First +0.9%
Others -2.8%

S.A
Labor +6.5%
Liberal -5.7%
Nationals +0.7%
Greens +1.5%
Family First -0.2%
Others -2.3%

Tasmania
Labor -1.4%
Liberal -4.1%
Greens +3.6%
Family First -0.6%
Others +2.5%

A.C.T
Labor +0.7%
Liberal -2%
Greens +2.5%
Others -1.3%

N.T
Labor +3.1%
Liberal -2.7%
Greens +1.9%
Others -1.3%

Final Macarthur booth results in.

Final booth results from Macarthur are in. The 2pp figure is 50.18 to 49.82, this represents a swing to the ALP of 10.97%. This seat can still go either way with postal still to be counted. The ABC is predicting a Liberal retain.

Meanwhile in Swan, we're still waiting for results from 2 hospitals and a prison. The ALP are currently leading the 2pp votes by 269 votes. As with Macarthur this seat could still go either way.

New look of the senate - Nick Xenephon in, Democrats wiped out.

The Greens will be disappointed not to pick up the second A.C.T seat. They also failed to get Kerry Nettle re-elected.

Note: This is a guide only. Final outcome may depend on "below the line" votes.

Party	Continuing	New	Total
Liberal/National Coalition	19	18	37
Australian Labor Party	14	18	32
The Greens	2	3	5
Family First	1	0	1
Others (Nick Xenephon)	0	1	1

NSW

1	ARBIB Mark	Australian Labor Party
2	COONAN Helen	Liberal Party
3	CAMERON Doug	Australian Labor Party
4	WILLIAMS John	National Party
5	STEPHENS Ursula	Australian Labor Party
6	PAYNE Marise	Liberal Party

Victoria

1	COLLINS Jacinta	Australian Labor Party
2	FIFIELD Mitch	Liberal Party
3	MARSHALL Gavin	Australian Labor Party
4	KROGER Helen	Liberal Party
5	FEENEY David	Australian Labor Party
6	RYAN Scott	Liberal Party

Queensland

1	MACDONALD Ian Douglas	Liberal Party
2	HOGG John Joseph	Australian Labor Party
3	BOYCE Sue	Liberal Party
4	MOORE Claire	Australian Labor Party
5	BOSWELL Ron	National Party
6	FURNER Mark	Australian Labor Party

W.A

1	JOHNSTON David	Liberal Party
2	PRATT Louise	Australian Labor Party
3	EGGLESTON Alan	Liberal Party
4	BISHOP Mark	Australian Labor Party
5	CASH Michaelia	Liberal Party
6	LUDLAM Scott	Australian Greens

S.A

1	FARRELL Don	Australian Labor Party
2	BERNARDI Cory	Liberal Party
3	XENOPHON Nick	Independent
4	WONG Penny	Australian Labor Party
5	BIRMINGHAM Simon	Liberal Party
6	HANSON-YOUNG Sarah	Australian Greens

Tasmania

1	SHERRY Nick	Australian Labor Party
2	COLBECK Richard M	Liberal Party
3	BROWN Bob	Australian Greens
4	BROWN Carol	Australian Labor Party
5	BUSHBY David	Liberal Party
6	BILYK Catryna	Australian Labor Party

A.C.T

1	LUNDY Kate	Australian Labor Party
2	HUMPHRIES Gary	Liberal Party

N.T

1	CROSSIN Trish	Australian Labor Party
2	SCULLION Nigel	Country Liberal Party

Changing seats

Electorate	Swing	Predict
Bass	4.03% to ALP	ALP GAIN
Bennelong	5.97% to ALP	ALP GAIN
Blair	10.63% to ALP	ALP GAIN
Bonner	5.72% to ALP	ALP GAIN
Bowman	9.18% to ALP	ALP GAIN
Braddon	2.74% to ALP	ALP GAIN
Corangamite	7.23% to ALP	ALP GAIN
Dawson	13.4% to ALP	ALP GAIN
Deakin	7.44% to ALP	ALP GAIN
Dickson	9.24% to ALP	ALP GAIN
Dobell	8.96% to ALP	ALP GAIN
Eden-Monaro	7.41% to ALP	ALP GAIN
Flynn	8.85% to ALP	ALP GAIN
Forde	14.57% to ALP	ALP GAIN
Hasluck	3.33% to ALP	ALP GAIN
Herbert	6.61% to ALP	ALP GAIN
Kingston	4.64% to ALP	ALP GAIN
Leichhardt	14.78% to ALP	ALP GAIN
Lindsay	10.12% to ALP	ALP GAIN
Longman	10.73% to ALP	ALP GAIN
Makin	9.23% to ALP	ALP GAIN
Moreton	7.86% to ALP	ALP GAIN
Page	8.12% to ALP	ALP GAIN
Parramatta *	8.07% to ALP	ALP GAIN
Petrie	9.93% to ALP	ALP GAIN
Robertson	7.61% to ALP	ALP GAIN
Solomon	3.8% to ALP	ALPGAIN
Wakefield	7.75% to ALP	ALP GAIN
Cowan	1.98% to LIB	LIB GAIN
Swan	0.16% to LIB	ALP AHEAD

Swan is the only that is too close to call.

Labor wins

Reactions from around the world

Australian Prime Minister John Howard has admitted defeat in the country's general election, and looks set to lose his parliamentary seat.
Mr Howard said he had telephoned Labor leader Kevin Rudd "to congratulate him on an emphatic victory".
Mr Rudd said the country had "looked to the future" and he pledged to be a prime minister "for all Australians".
With 70% of votes counted, Labor were on course to win the 76 seats needed to form a government.
More than 20 constituencies from a total of 150 are still to produce a result, but Labor already has 72 seats compared with 48 for Mr Howard's Liberal-National coalition.

BBC

Opposition leader Kevin Rudd greeted jubilant supporters Saturday night, as he promised changes in environmental, education and workplace policies as Australia's new prime minister.
"I will be a prime minister for all Australians," he told the cheering crowd. "Let us be the generation that seizes the opportunity of today to invest in the Australia of tomorrow. That's the mission statement we have as the next government of this country."
He added, "I want to do it with all of us working together."

CNN

Sky News exit polls - Labor has won

According to exit polls in the 31 most marginal seats commissioned by SkyNews Labor has won the 2pp 53%-47%. Bennelong also has Labor on 53% to 47% while the "bellwether" seat on Eden-Monaro will be won by Labor with a 2PP of 58% to 42%. Channel 7 has reported an exit poll shows a 5% swing to Labor in Braddon.

Nielsen Poll: 57-43 to Labor

The Coalition is gone according to the latest Herald/Nielsen poll. Labor is on track to record one of the biggest swings against a government since World War II,

Labor leads on primaries 48% to 40 %, giving it a two-party-preferred lead of 57% to 43%.

This represents a 10 per cent swing to Labor .

Sample size = 2071.

Prediction: Labor to take Kalgoorlie

I have no evidence to back this up, just a hunch. The government is polling well in W.A and they need a 6.3% swing against them to lose the seat. You can a good price of $3.15 at Sportingbet for the Labor candidate taking the seat.

UPDATE: Labor out to $3.80

Reactions to Labor's Women's Budget.

My sister owns a forum for mothers so I decided to ask them their impression of and reaction to Labor's women's budget (available here as a PDF) I will post them here as they come. These ladies are your normal, everyday Australian women. If anybody reading this is a member of the Labor Party or knows their policies fell free to reply to the comments/questions raised.

Labor says: Labor wants top quality, affordable childcare for all families who need it and believes that child care needs to be a positive, educational experience for
children as well as a necessity for working parents.

They say: Who are they classing as families who need it?
Maybe they will only let working families have access to daycare.

Labor Says: The Howard Government’s Welfare to Work changes force sole parents whose youngest child turns seven to look for work. Sole parents often want to work, but struggle to find a job with flexible and predictable working conditions which allow them to fulfil their caring
responsibilities.

They Say: So Rudd wont have this rule?
Why is it only single mums that have to look for work, how come partnered mums dont need to look for work aswell?

The Libs are getting desperate.

Trying to shift the attention to security but failing miserably like their whole campaign, a leaflet has been released in Lindsay "allegedly" by 2 members of the Liberal party (Gary Clark who is Jackie Kelly's husband and party state executive member Jeff Egan) purporting to be from the (non-existent) Islamic Federation Australia. The group was said to be backing Kevin Rudd because Labor supported forgiveness for "our Muslim brothers who have been unjustly sentenced to death for the Bali bombings". It also said Labor endorsed construction of a mosque in St Marys.

More details here
See the leaflet here

My prediction

I decided to make my Crikey prediction easier to read. The output they give you to keep for your own record is what I put in the earlier post but is quite difficult to read.

Basically it says: HoR: Labor 88 - Coalition 60 - Others 2.
Senate: Labor 19 - Coalition 15 - Greens 6

Liberals say 13 Labor candidates are ineligible

THE Liberal Party has claimed 13 Labor candidates are ineligible to stand in Saturday's federal election, including the man whom polls suggest could knock Malcolm Turnbull out of Parliament.

Labor called the claims "baseless".

According to Liberal Party headquarters, the 13 hopefuls are all ineligible because they failed to resign from Commonwealth jobs before nominating for parliament.

Liberal campaign spokesman Andrew Robb has said his party may challenge election results in court if candidate they believe were ineligible won seats on Saturday.

Full story here

Turnbull rules out Lib leadership

High profile Environment Minister Malcolm Turnbull says he doesn't foresee himself as a future leader of the Liberal Party.

The Environment Minister said today Treasurer Peter Costello would be the party's next leader, a sentiment echoed by Foreign Affairs Minister Alexander Downer.

At a joint media conference in Adelaide, Mr Turnbull and Mr Downer said there was no question Mr Costello would be the next Liberal leader.

"Alexander and I agree, Peter Costello will be the next leader of the Liberal Party," Mr Turnbull told reporters.

"I don't foresee myself as being anything other than the Member for Wentworth and the Minister for the Environment.

"I live very much in the here and now, I have learnt in my life that if you focus on doing the job that you have got well, do the task at hand well, then the future will look after itself.

The Age

Galaxy Poll in the marginals and Joe hockey in trouble.

The Sydney Morning Herald has revealed a poll conducted by Galaxy in some marginal seats for the SBS' Insiders program has Labor leading 58-42 in Dobell (NSW), Eden-Monaro (NSW), Blair (Qld), Moreton (Qld), Deakin (Vic), Stirling (WA) and Wakefield (SA).

No details on sample size or dates. Hopefully all is revealed on Insiders.

The same article also mentions Joe Hockey is in trouble in North Sydney with himself and Bailey on 50-50 2PP.

Crikey Election Tipping Competition

Crikey is running an election tipping competition where the winner receives $250 worth of wine.

Here's my picks
ACT Coalition H of R <0>
ACT Labor H of R<2>
ACT Other H of R<0>
NSW Coalition H of R<19>
NSW Labor H of R<29>
NSW Other H of R<1>
N.T. Coalition H of R<0>
N.T. Labor H of R<2>
N.T. Other H of R<0>
Qld Coalition H of R<13>
Qld Labor H of R<15>
Qld Other H of R<1>
SA Coalition H Of R<4>
SA Labor H of R<7>
SA Other H of R<0>
Tas Coalition H of R<0>
Tas Labor H of R<5>
Tas Other H of R<0>
Vic Coalition H of R<14>
Vic Labor H of R<23>
Vic Other H of R<0>
WA Coalition H of R<10>
WA Labor H of R<5>
WA Other H of R<0>
ACT Coalition SENATE<0>
ACT Labor SENATE<1>
ACT Green SENATE<1>
ACT Other SENATE<0>
NSW Coalition SENATE<2>
NSW Labor SENATE<3>
NSW Green SENATE<1>
NSW Other SENATE<0>
N.T.Coalition SENATE<1>
N.T. Labor SENATE<1>
N.T.Green SENATE<0>
N.T. Other SENATE<0>
Qld Coalition SENATE<2>
Qld Labor SENATE<3>
Qld Green SENATE<1>
Qld Other SENATE<0>
SA Coalition SENATE<2>
SA Labor SENATE<3>
SA Green SENATE<1>
SA Other SENATE<0>
Tas Coalition SENATE<2>
Tas Labor SENATE<3>
Tas Green SENATE<1>
Tas Other SENATE<0>
Vic Coalition SENATE<2>
Vic Labor SENATE<3>
Vic Green SENATE<1>
Vic Other SENATE<0>
WA Coalition SENATE<3>
WA Labor SENATE<2>
WA Green SENATE<1>
WA Other SENATE<0>
Coalition primary H of R vote %<38>

Nielsen Poll in Wentworth - 52-48 to Labor

According to the latest Nielsen poll published in the SMH, Malcolm Turnbull will lose his seat if the results were repeated on election day. Turnbull is on 45% of the primary vote with Labor candidate George Newhouse on 36% and the Greens' Susan Jarnason on 17%. Danielle Ecuyer and seven other candidates have only 2 per cent between them. Almost nine in 10 respondents planning to vote for the Greens or other minor candidates intended to give their preferences to Mr Newhouse.

The Wentworth poll used the names of the candidates as well as their parties, and was conducted from last Monday to Wednesday night. Therefore it did not measure the full impact of Wednesday's revelation in the Herald that Mr Newhouse's nomination might be invalid because of allegations he failed to resign in time from a part-time State Government post. The Liberal Party has threatened a challenge to force a by-election if Mr Newhouse wins. Mr Newhouse says he has advice showing his nomination is valid.

Nielsen's polling director, John Stirton, said the poll's 3 per cent margin of error and the tumult over Mr Newhouse meant the contest was too close to call. "This poll probably represents a best case for Labor with a week to go."

Kevin Rudd Woos Home State

KEVIN Rudd plans for Queensland to become a financial hub for the Asian region if Labor wins Saturday's federal election.

In an exclusive interview with The Courier-Mail, the Opposition Leader also launched a scathing attack on John Howard, accusing the Prime Minister of being Sydney-centric and taking his Queensland powerbase for granted.

"The great thing about coming from Queensland is that you understand the nation is very big and does go beyond its two largest centres," Mr Rudd said.

At the start of a furious final week of campaigning to be marked by scare tactics from both sides, Mr Rudd spoke of his dreams for a world-class broadband network to overcome the tyranny of distance and open economic opportunities for his home state.

Full Story

Update on the "How Should I Vote" Situation

The questionnaire has been fixed. Whether it was human error or an error created by an automated process I'm not sure. I will try to find exactly what went wrong and whether the same thing has happened to other candidates.

Blog Readability Level

p.s It's total bullshit if you ask me

Get Up's "How Should I Vote Website" has wrong policy information about at least 1 Greens candidate.

I live in Chifley and personally know the Greens Candidate John Forrester. On GetUp's "How Should I vote" website, under the electorate profile for Chifley (on a side note the links to Antony Greens electorate profile, the AEC page on Chifely and the Wikipedia page all actually lead to pages on Cunningham, not Chifley) it has some interesting answers to a questionnaire supposedly containing answers from John himself. I called John to ask him about some of his answer because if they were true he certainly shouldn't be a Greens candidate with views like those expressed. He filled out said questionnaire and somehow they've put on different answers to what he said. John is very upset that views like those expressed have been linked to him. If the whole thing is an automated process then there could be any number of candidates who have wrong answers displayed.

Here it is

1.	Corporate taxes in Australia are too high.	Disagree
2.	In general social security payments and other Centrelink entitlements such as Austudy, etc., are too low.	Agree
3.	Overall economic growth is less important than reducing the gap between the rich and the poor.	Agree
4.	Subsidising private health insurance is a more effective way of improving health care than increasing Medicare funding.	Strongly disagree
5.	There should be a national dental care scheme funded by the federal government.	Strongly disagree
6.	Education spending as a proportion of overall government spending should be increased.	Strongly disagree
7.	Teacher pay should be linked to the performance of their students.	Strongly disagree
8.	The Federal Government should increase funding for child care.	Agree
9.	Australia should spend less on defence and the military than it does now.	Disagree
10.	Australia should withdraw its combat troops from Iraq within the next year.	Strongly disagree
11.	Special laws that give police extra powers to detain, search and question suspects without charge are necessary to fight terrorism.	Strongly disagree
12.	Australia’s policies to deter asylum seekers are too harsh.	Strongly agree
13.	Australia should become a republic.	Strongly disagree
14.	Union power in the workplace should be reduced.	Disagree
15.	Australia should commit to binding greenhouse gas reduction targets to help stop climate change.	Strongly disagree
16.	Australia should build nuclear power plants.	Strongly disagree
17.	Same sex couples should have the same rights as heterosexual de-facto couples.	Agree
18.	Tough penalties for drug users are a better way to deal with illicit drugs than decriminalisation.	Disagree
19.	The Australian Government should say ‘sorry’ to Indigenous Australians for past injustices.	Strongly agree

All of these highlighted go against Greens policy.

In a related story, a few people have told me that the Getup election day scorecards they sent me to hand out on election day are wrong and misleading when it comes to Labor's policy. I will be in contact with GetUp, Labor and few other people to get to the bottom of this.

It's The Final Countdown

1 week to go, a week which will most likely decide the fate and future of the Liberal Party. A week which will decide whether the Liberals simply lose government or are all but annihilated. A week in which John Howard may be only the 2nd PM in history to lose his seat. A week which will decide how big the swing and Labor's majority (As they say, when the swing is on, the swing it's on.) A week which will decide who the next leader of the Liberal Party.
Yes, ladies and gentlemen, it's The Final Countdown

Ruddkip

Image from the brilliant Mysticaura at the ConsoleWarsAustralia forum.

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Ruddkip is a blue-and-orange, four-legged, amphibian. It is one of the three starter Pollemon in Australia . The fin on Ruddkip's head acts as a highly sensitive radar. Using this fin to sense movements of opinion polls, Ruddkip can determine what is taking place around it without using its eyes. When in water, Ruddkip breathes using the gills on its cheeks. On land, it can powerfully lift large boulders by planting its four feet and heaving. It sleeps by burying itself in soil at the water's edge. Its large tail fin propels it through water with powerful acceleration. If it is faced with a tight situation in battle, Ruddkip will become strong enough to crush eyebrows bigger than itself.

Climate Change Coaliton Senate Preferences

A few people have asked me how the Climate Change Coalition are preferencing. I've also been getting a few people coming to this blog after googling to try to find out how they are preferencing. I didn't include them in my state-by-state run down of preferences so here they are.
(Note: They aren't running in Tasmania or the Northern Territory)
NSW

1	NEWELL Patrice	Climate Change Coalition
2	KRUSZELNICKI Karl	Climate Change Coalition
3	SHUMACK Lyn	Australian Democrats
4	KING David	Australian Democrats
5	PATERSON Brett	Australian Democrats
6	CAINES Justine	What Women Want
7	ROBINSON Janette	What Women Want
8	BRIDGE Garth	Fishing Party
9	PATERSON Stewart	Fishing Party
10	CARTER Marylou	Carers Alliance
11	BROWN Nell	Carers Alliance
12	NERO Silvana	Independent
13	NETTLE Kerry	Greens
14	SHOEBRIDGE David	Greens
15	ELLA-DUNCAN Marcia	Greens
16	MUNDEY Jack	Greens
17	HO Christina	Greens
18	HEILPERN Sandra	Greens
19	MOCKLER Mary	Carers Alliance
20	CLARK Katrina	Carers Alliance
21	REILLY Pat	Senator On-Line
22	BRYCE Ian R	Independent
23	AUGUST John P	Independent
24	DER SARKISSIAN Berge	Senator On-Line
25	BAINBRIDGE Alex	Socialist Alliance
26	PRICE Susan	Socialist Alliance
27	EMANUEL Kamala	Socialist Alliance
28	DOBSON Tim	Socialist Alliance
29	MARKWELL Andrew	Family First
30	GRAY Kathy	Family First
31	BURSTON Brian	Pauline's United Australia Party
32	CARTER John E	Pauline's United Australia Party
33	NEWSON Judith	One Nation
34	WEBBER Andrew	One Nation
35	BUSSA Peter	One Nation
36	FREW Andy	One Nation
37	BORSAK Robert	Australian Shooters Party
38	SHAW Robert	Australian Shooters Party
39	MUIRHEAD Jim	Australian Shooters Party
40	HESTELOW Andrew	Australian Fishing and Lifestyle Party
41	MORGAN Thomas Idris	Australian Fishing and Lifestyle Party
42	GEREMIN John	Non-Custodial Parents
43	FOSTER Roland	Non-Custodial Parents
44	BEAMS Nick	Socialist Equality party
45	DIVJAK Carol	Socialist Equality party
46	JAMES Pauline	Labor Party
47	SEATON Fiona	Labor Party
48	ESBER Pierre	Labor Party
49	STEPHENS Ursula	Labor Party
50	CAMERON Doug	Labor Party
51	ARBIB Mark	Labor Party
52	PETERSEN Terje	Liberty and Democracy Party
53	BEREGSZASZI Janos	Liberty and Democracy Party
54	McLENNAN Toni	Hear Our Voice
55	CARROLL Lindsay	Hear Our Voice
56	LAWLER Ann	Citizens Electoral Council
57	McCAFFREY Ian David	Citizens Electoral Council
58	CURRIE Carolyn	Liberal Party
59	McGAHEY Vicky	Liberal Party
60	LEES Murray	National Party
61	PAYNE Marise	Liberal Party
62	WILLIAMS John	National Party
63	COONAN Helen	Liberal Party
64	O'DONOHUE Michael	Democratic Labor Party
65	O'DONOHUE Terence Markham	Democratic Labor Party
66	WOLDRING Klaas	Independent
67	BRADLEY Max	Independent
68	TINYOW Walter	Independent
69	CHAN Maria	Independent
70	NADAS Paula	Independent
71	LEVY Curtis	Independent
72	STEFANAC Jennifer	Independent
73	GREEN Paul	Christian Democrats
74	NILE Elaine	Christian Democrats
75	LOTFIZADEH Allan	Christian Democrats
76	PILT Peter	Christian Democrats
77	YORK Bruce	Christian Democrats
78	McNEALL Richard Keith	Conservatives for Climate and Environment
79	MAXFIELD James David	Conservatives for Climate and Environment

Victoria

1	HOWARD Ainslie	Climate Change Coalition
2	ROZAIRO Sashikala	Climate Change Coalition
3	ALLISON Lyn	Australian Democrats
4	COLLINS Jacinta	Labor Party
5	DI NATALE Richard	Greens
6	PLUMRIDGE Gary	Family First
7	FIFIELD Mitch	Liberal Party
8	HALL Brendan	Non-Custodial Parents
9	PARKER Brett	Australian Shooters Party
10	RASKOVY Steve	Conservatives for Climate and Environment
11	CLANCY Steve	Liberty and Democracy Party
12	PERKINS John	Independent
13	RHODES Junelle	Carers Alliance
14	GIBILISCO Peter	Carers Alliance
15	KARADIMOS Patricia	Carers Alliance
16	CHIPP Greg	Australian Democrats
17	MARSHALL Gavin	Labor Party
18	RAWSON Miriam	Family First
19	O'CONNOR Jenny	Greens
20	SAW Geoff	Liberty and Democracy Party
21	LEWAND Viesha	Conservatives for Climate and Environment
22	CONWAY Andrew	Independent
23	McCUBBIN Jo	Australian Democrats
24	FEENEY David	Labor Party
25	GRAHAM Matt	Australian Shooters Party
26	PODBURY Monique	Family First
27	ZABANEH John	Non-Custodial Parents
28	BHATHAL Alexandra	Greens
29	LEWIS Marg	Labor Party
30	WILLIS Chris	Family First
31	LOVE Madeleine	What Women Want
32	THOMPSON Robyn	What Women Want
33	ROSE Robert	Senator On-Line
34	HEATH Clare	Family First
35	KROGER Helen	Liberal Party
36	BYRNE Peter	Socialist Equality party
37	MULHOLLAND John	Democratic Labor Party
38	FLOOD Gerry	Democratic Labor Party
39	LA MANNA Pat	Democratic Labor Party
40	EVELYN-LIARDET Teresa	Democratic Labor Party
41	REIHER Jim	Greens
42	PHAM Hoa	Greens
43	HENLEY Emma	Greens
44	WALKER Norman	Independent
45	O'BRYAN Darryl	Independent
46	GROVES Llewellyn John	One Nation
47	SENER Tejay M	Independent
48	BAPTIST Tania	Socialist Equality party
49	TOSCANO Joseph	Independent
50	PIERCE Jude	Independent
51	WELLS Ken	Democratic Labor Party
52	CREA Paul	Democratic Labor Party
53	RYAN Scott	Liberal Party
54	SWAYN Simon	National Party
55	AFFLECK Rachel	Citizens Electoral Council
56	ISHERWOOD Katherine	Citizens Electoral Council
57	WINDISCH Margarita	Socialist Alliance
58	SMITH Jeremy	Socialist Alliance
59	McDONALD Ewan Angus	Christian Democrats
60	CLARNETTE Dallas	Christian Democrats
61	KALINIY Joseph	Independent
62	MESARITIS Koulla	Independent
63	KLEIN Tony	Independent
64	KLEIN Amanda	Independent
65	BOWN SEELEY Ann	Family First
66	BARRETT Jenny	Senator On-Line
67	STEEL Nick	One Nation
68	SHORE Daniel	One Nation

W.A (Ticket 1)

1	WARDEN Gary	Climate Change Coalition
2	BISHOP Sarah	Climate Change Coalition
3	BASDEN Meryki	What Women Want
4	LANE Saywood	What Women Want
5	LEWIN Erica	Australian Democrats
6	OLVER Rob	Australian Democrats
7	HODDY Don	Australian Democrats
8	KETTLE Gerard	Conservatives for Climate and Environment
9	ANTON Shirley	Conservatives for Climate and Environment
10	ROSE Linda	Family First
11	FABIAN Cathie	Family First
12	FUHRMANN Steve	Family First
13	HOYER Thomas	Carers Alliance
14	PRIMEAU Shirley Ann	Carers Alliance
15	WYNNE Eric	Independent
16	FITZGERALD Kevin	Independent
17	CAMPBELL Graeme	Independent
18	FISCHER John	Independent
19	GRAHAM Russell	Independent
20	GIBSON Geoff	Independent
21	ARMSTRONG Jennifer	Independent
22	TAN Michael	Independent
23	McNAUGHT Richard	Independent
24	DABROWSKI Edward	Independent
25	HAWKINS Trent	Socialist Alliance
26	GRAY Julie	Socialist Alliance
27	DIXON Geoff	Non-Custodial Parents
28	WARD Mike	Non-Custodial Parents
29	BOULGER Bob	Democratic Labor Party
30	MILLER Eric	Democratic Labor Party
31	HOPKINSON James	One Nation
32	McLEAN Ron	One Nation
33	MAYER Daniel J	Senator On-Line
34	LAMONT Zoe	Senator On-Line
35	GOIRAN Gerard	Christian Democrats
36	WATT Peter	Christian Democrats
37	WHELAN Peter	Liberty and Democracy Party
38	PARKER Daniel M	Liberty and Democracy Party
39	LUDLAM Scott	Greens
40	XAMON Alison	Greens
41	ROY Brenda	Greens
42	ROBINSON Jean	Citizens Electoral Council
43	SMITH Stuart	Citizens Electoral Council
44	CROOK Tony John	National Party
45	DUNCAN Wendy	National Party
46	JOHNSTON David	Liberal Party
47	EGGLESTON Alan	Liberal Party
48	CASH Michaelia	Liberal Party
49	MISCHIN Michael	Liberal Party
50	MOURITZ Jane	Liberal Party
51	BROWN Matt	Liberal Party
52	PRATT Louise	Labor Party
53	BISHOP Mark	Labor Party
54	WEBBER Ruth	Labor Party

W.A Ticket 2

1	WARDEN Gary	Climate Change Coalition
2	BISHOP Sarah	Climate Change Coalition
3	BASDEN Meryki	What Women Want
4	LANE Saywood	What Women Want
5	LEWIN Erica	Australian Democrats
6	OLVER Rob	Australian Democrats
7	HODDY Don	Australian Democrats
8	KETTLE Gerard	Conservatives for Climate and Environment
9	ANTON Shirley	Conservatives for Climate and Environment
10	ROSE Linda	Family First
11	FABIAN Cathie	Family First
12	FUHRMANN Steve	Family First
13	HOYER Thomas	Carers Alliance
14	PRIMEAU Shirley Ann	Carers Alliance
15	WYNNE Eric	Independent
16	FITZGERALD Kevin	Independent
17	CAMPBELL Graeme	Independent
18	FISCHER John	Independent
19	GRAHAM Russell	Independent
20	GIBSON Geoff	Independent
21	ARMSTRONG Jennifer	Independent
22	TAN Michael	Independent
23	McNAUGHT Richard	Independent
24	DABROWSKI Edward	Independent
25	HAWKINS Trent	Socialist Alliance
26	GRAY Julie	Socialist Alliance
27	DIXON Geoff	Non-Custodial Parents
28	WARD Mike	Non-Custodial Parents
29	BOULGER Bob	Democratic Labor Party
30	MILLER Eric	Democratic Labor Party
31	HOPKINSON James	One Nation
32	McLEAN Ron	One Nation
33	MAYER Daniel J	Senator On-Line
34	LAMONT Zoe	Senator On-Line
35	GOIRAN Gerard	Christian Democrats
36	WATT Peter	Christian Democrats
37	WHELAN Peter	Liberty and Democracy Party
38	PARKER Daniel M	Liberty and Democracy Party
39	LUDLAM Scott	Greens
40	XAMON Alison	Greens
41	ROY Brenda	Greens
42	ROBINSON Jean	Citizens Electoral Council
43	SMITH Stuart	Citizens Electoral Council
44	CROOK Tony John	National Party
45	DUNCAN Wendy	National Party
46	PRATT Louise	Labor Party
47	BISHOP Mark	Labor Party
48	WEBBER Ruth	Labor Party
49	JOHNSTON David	Liberal Party
50	EGGLESTON Alan	Liberal Party
51	CASH Michaelia	Liberal Party
52	MISCHIN Michael	Liberal Party
53	MOURITZ Jane	Liberal Party
54	BROWN Matt	Liberal Party

Queensland

1	JOHNSON Phil	Climate Change Coalition
2	POSSELT Steve	Climate Change Coalition
3	BARTLETT Andrew	Australian Democrats
4	WATERS Larissa	Greens
5	HANSON Pauline	Pauline's United Australia Party
6	HOGG John Joseph	Labor Party
7	BUCHANAN Jeff	Family First
8	HEALEY Bill	Non-Custodial Parents
9	FEENEY Paul Joseph	Australian Shooters Party
10	COLLINS Kevin	Australian Fishing and Lifestyle Party
11	SMITH Bob	Fishing Party
12	WATSON Sam	Socialist Alliance
13	COUPER David Alan	Independent
14	MADDISON Felicity	Carers Alliance
15	MACDONALD Ian Douglas	Liberal Party
16	HUMPHREYS John	Liberty and Democracy Party
17	DeMARCHI Leo	Independent
18	BROWN Michael	Independent
19	ALBERTS Katrina	Independent
20	PETERSEN Robin	Independent
21	HACKETT-JONES Richard	Independent
22	NEILL Sharon	Australian Democrats
23	LIGHT Anja	Greens
24	DONALD Dave	Australian Fishing and Lifestyle Party
25	MOORE Claire	Labor Party
26	STOCKER Elizabeth	Fishing Party
27	TAYLOR Amelia	Socialist Alliance
28	ROSIN Darryl	Greens
29	BOYCE Sue	Liberal Party
30	RADY Martin	Independent
31	THOMPSON Doug	Non-Custodial Parents
32	DUGGAN John	Independent
33	BAKER James	Independent
34	HRSTICH Allen D	Australian Shooters Party
35	RIVETT John	Independent
36	FURNER Mark	Labor Party
37	PEAKE Ben	Senator On-Line
38	BOUSFIELD Anne	What Women Want
39	JACKSON Noel	Democratic Labor Party
40	NELSON Ian J	One Nation
41	LOW Pilly	Independent
42	REID James Kenneth	Independent
43	TRAVERSARI Marsileo Mark	Independent
44	FITZGERALD-BAKER Louise	Independent
45	GOW Robert	Carers Alliance
46	BATESON Sharon	Senator On-Line
47	CLARK Joseph	Liberty and Democracy Party
48	BEUTEL Sonya	What Women Want
49	O'BRIEN Diana	Labor Party
50	ARROITA Lew	One Nation
51	DOWLING Brian	Democratic Labor Party
52	BRICE Linda	Christian Democrats
53	PUKALLUS Jan	Citizens Electoral Council
54	SAVILLE David	Pauline's United Australia Party
55	HETHERINGTON Maurice	Citizens Electoral Council
56	BRICE Malcolm	Christian Democrats
57	BOSWELL Ron	National Party
58	POWELL Mark	Liberal Party
59	GOODWIN David	National Party
60	BUCHHOLZ Scott	National Party
61	SPENCER Beryl J	Family First
62	MANNERS Merlin	Family First
63	EATON Cathy	Family First
64	HART Shaun	Family First
65	BENSON-STOTT Elizabeth	Family First

S.A

1	ENDEAN Colin Andrew	Climate Change Coalition
2	KUBILIUS Vidas	Climate Change Coalition
3	HANSON-YOUNG Sarah	Greens
4	MORTIER Nikki	Greens
5	RIGNEY Matt	Greens
6	RUSSELL Ruth	Australian Democrats
7	BAUMANN Max	Australian Democrats
8	WAY Richard	Australian Democrats
9	NEUMANN Emma	What Women Want
10	McINTOSH Morag	What Women Want
11	CLARKE Renfrey	Socialist Alliance
12	LAZAROU Liah	Socialist Alliance
13	XENOPHON Nick	Independent
14	FARRELL Don	Labor Party
15	WONG Penny	Labor Party
16	PERRY Cathy	Labor Party
17	PATERSON Brian M	Independent
18	HARDY Garry N J	Democratic Labor Party
19	McCABE David	Democratic Labor Party
20	DRUMMOND Michelle	Independent
21	GLASS Stewart	Independent
22	CLARK Joel Michael	Senator On-Line
23	CLARKE Courtney	Senator On-Line
24	BROOK A	Independent
25	ARMSTRONG Neil	Australian Fishing and Lifestyle Party
26	TIPPINS Paul Anthony	Australian Fishing and Lifestyle Party
27	BERNARDI Cory	Liberal Party
28	BIRMINGHAM Simon	Liberal Party
29	CHAPMAN Grant	Liberal Party
30	KOURTESIS Maria	Liberal Party
31	HOWARD Rob	National Party
32	CUTHBERTSON Mark	National Party
33	ALDRIDGE Mark	One Nation
34	DWYER David	One Nation
35	McALARY David	Liberty and Democracy Party
36	HILL Mark	Liberty and Democracy Party
37	BATES Tony	Family First
38	TURNBULL Toni	Family First
39	GIBSON Colin	Family First
40	HAHN John	Australian Shooters Party
41	BORUN Basil C P	Australian Shooters Party
42	BRYSON Roger	Independent
43	COLANGELO Bruno	Christian Democrats
44	HUNT Noelene	Christian Democrats
45	VINCENT Martin	Citizens Electoral Council
46	SIEBERT Paul G	Citizens Electoral Council

A.C.T (Ticket 1)

1	FULLAM-STONE Michael	Climate Change Coalition
2	GEE Andrew M	Climate Change Coalition
3	TUCKER Kerrie	Greens
4	KIRSCHBAUM Elena	Greens
5	VOGT Norvan	Australian Democrats
6	DAVID Anthony	Australian Democrats
7	DENBOROUGH Michael	Nuclear Disarmament Party
8	DENBOROUGH Erica	Nuclear Disarmament Party
9	LUNDY Kate	Labor Party
10	CONWAY Peter	Labor Party
11	MILAT Lisa	Liberty and Democracy Party
12	TEXTOR Chris	Liberty and Democracy Party
13	DAVIDSON Emma	What Women Want
14	MORRIS Shannon	What Women Want
15	HUMPHRIES Gary	Liberal Party
16	MYERS Jacqui	Liberal Party

A.C.T (Ticket 2)

1	FULLAM-STONE Michael	Climate Change Coalition
2	GEE Andrew M	Climate Change Coalition
3	DENBOROUGH Michael	Nuclear Disarmament Party
4	DENBOROUGH Erica	Nuclear Disarmament Party
5	MILAT Lisa	Liberty and Democracy Party
6	TEXTOR Chris	Liberty and Democracy Party
7	VOGT Norvan	Australian Democrats
8	DAVID Anthony	Australian Democrats
9	TUCKER Kerrie	Greens
10	KIRSCHBAUM Elena	Greens
11	DAVIDSON Emma	What Women Want
12	MORRIS Shannon	What Women Want
13	LUNDY Kate	Labor Party
14	CONWAY Peter	Labor Party
15	HUMPHRIES Gary	Liberal Party
16	MYERS Jacqui	Liberal Party