Howard comeback a failure

Seems as though he's still trying to dictate everything the Liberal party does.

FORMER prime minister John Howard attempted a comeback to the Liberal Party within weeks of his defeat in November's election, senior Liberals have revealed.

Several party sources have confirmed Mr Howard put himself forward as the next Liberal Party president to replace outgoing Chris McDiven.

"Howard contacted people to make it known he wanted the presidency," one source said.

But Mr Howard's candidacy was immediately scoffed at by senior Liberals. They were amazed he seemed to want a role so soon after the Liberals' worst defeat, senior sources said.

"They told him: don't be ridiculous," a source said.

"Howard wanted the presidency so that he could control the review process the party was conducting into why the Howard government lost and what needed to be done," one source said.

"He wanted to control the way the history of the Howard Government was written."

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Morgan Poll: 61.5% - 38.5%

Roy Morgan has released the newest Federal poll, it's first for 2008, showing Labor with a honeymoon 2PP of 61.5%. This is up 1% on the last poll taken in December. Among the minor parties, support for the Greens is 8% (down 2.5% from the previous Morgan Poll), Family First 2% (down 0.5%), and Others 5.5% (up 2%).

Your new (and not so new) members of the House of Representatives

Division	State	Member	Party
Adelaide	SA	ELLIS, Kate	Australian Labor Party
Aston	VIC	PEARCE, Chris	Liberal
Ballarat	VIC	KING, Catherine	Australian Labor Party
Banks	NSW	MELHAM, Daryl	Australian Labor Party
Barker	SA	SECKER, Patrick	Liberal
Barton	NSW	McCLELLAND, Robert	Australian Labor Party
Bass	TAS	CAMPBELL, Jodie	Australian Labor Party
Batman	VIC	FERGUSON, Martin	Australian Labor Party
Bendigo	VIC	GIBBONS, Steve	Australian Labor Party
Bennelong	NSW	McKEW, Maxine	Australian Labor Party
Berowra	NSW	RUDDOCK, Philip	Liberal
Blair	QLD	NEUMANN, Shayne Kenneth	Australian Labor Party
Blaxland	NSW	CLARE, Jason	Australian Labor Party
Bonner	QLD	REA, Kerry	Australian Labor Party
Boothby	SA	SOUTHCOTT, Andrew	Liberal
Bowman	QLD	LAMING, Andrew	Liberal
Braddon	TAS	SIDEBOTTOM, Sid	Australian Labor Party
Bradfield	NSW	NELSON, Brendan	Liberal
Brand	WA	GRAY, Gary	Australian Labor Party
Brisbane	QLD	BEVIS, Arch	Australian Labor Party
Bruce	VIC	GRIFFIN, Alan	Australian Labor Party
Calare	NSW	COBB, John	The Nationals
Calwell	VIC	VAMVAKINOU, Maria	Australian Labor Party
Canberra	ACT	ELLIS, Annette	Australian Labor Party
Canning	WA	RANDALL, Don	Liberal
Capricornia	QLD	LIVERMORE, Kirsten	Australian Labor Party
Casey	VIC	SMITH, Tony	Liberal
Charlton	NSW	COMBET, Greg	Australian Labor Party
Chifley	NSW	PRICE, Roger	Australian Labor Party
Chisholm	VIC	BURKE, Anna	Australian Labor Party
Cook	NSW	MORRISON, Scott	Liberal
Corangamite	VIC	CHEESEMAN, Darren	Australian Labor Party
Corio	VIC	MARLES, Richard	Australian Labor Party
Cowan	WA	SIMPKINS, Luke	Liberal
Cowper	NSW	HARTSUYKER, Luke	The Nationals
Cunningham	NSW	BIRD, Sharon	Australian Labor Party
Curtin	WA	BISHOP, Julie	Liberal
Dawson	QLD	BIDGOOD, James	Australian Labor Party
Deakin	VIC	SYMON, Mike	Australian Labor Party
Denison	TAS	KERR, Duncan	Australian Labor Party
Dickson	QLD	DUTTON, Peter	Liberal
Dobell	NSW	THOMSON, Craig	Australian Labor Party
Dunkley	VIC	BILLSON, Bruce	Liberal
Eden-Monaro	NSW	KELLY, Mike	Australian Labor Party
Fadden	QLD	ROBERT, Stuart	Liberal
Fairfax	QLD	SOMLYAY, Alex	Liberal
Farrer	NSW	LEY, Sussan	Liberal
Fisher	QLD	SLIPPER, Peter	Liberal
Flinders	VIC	HUNT, Greg	Liberal
Flynn	QLD	TREVOR, Chris	Australian Labor Party
Forde	QLD	RAGUSE, Brett Blair	Australian Labor Party
Forrest	WA	MARINO, Nola	Liberal
Fowler	NSW	IRWIN, Julia	Australian Labor Party
Franklin	TAS	COLLINS, Julie	Australian Labor Party
Fraser	ACT	McMULLAN, Bob	Australian Labor Party
Fremantle	WA	PARKE, Melissa	Australian Labor Party
Gellibrand	VIC	ROXON, Nicola	Australian Labor Party
Gilmore	NSW	GASH, Joanna	Liberal
Gippsland	VIC	McGAURAN, Peter	The Nationals
Goldstein	VIC	ROBB, Andrew	Liberal
Gorton	VIC	O'CONNOR, Brendan	Australian Labor Party
Grayndler	NSW	ALBANESE, Anthony	Australian Labor Party
Greenway	NSW	MARKUS, Louise	Liberal
Grey	SA	RAMSEY, Rowan	Liberal
Griffith	QLD	RUDD, Kevin	Australian Labor Party
Groom	QLD	MACFARLANE, Ian	Liberal
Hasluck	WA	JACKSON, Sharryn	Australian Labor Party
Herbert	QLD	LINDSAY, Peter	Liberal
Higgins	VIC	COSTELLO, Peter	Liberal
Hindmarsh	SA	GEORGANAS, Steve	Australian Labor Party
Hinkler	QLD	NEVILLE, Paul	The Nationals
Holt	VIC	BYRNE, Anthony	Australian Labor Party
Hotham	VIC	CREAN, Simon	Australian Labor Party
Hughes	NSW	VALE, Danna	Liberal
Hume	NSW	SCHULTZ, Alby	Liberal
Hunter	NSW	FITZGIBBON, Joel	Australian Labor Party
Indi	VIC	MIRABELLA, Sophie	Liberal
Isaacs	VIC	DREYFUS, Mark	Australian Labor Party
Jagajaga	VIC	MACKLIN, Jenny	Australian Labor Party
Kalgoorlie	WA	HAASE, Barry	Liberal
Kennedy	QLD	KATTER, Bob	Independent
Kingsford Smith	NSW	GARRETT, Peter	Australian Labor Party
Kingston	SA	RISHWORTH, Amanda	Australian Labor Party
Kooyong	VIC	GEORGIOU, Petro	Liberal
La Trobe	VIC	WOOD, Jason	Liberal
Lalor	VIC	GILLARD, Julia	Australian Labor Party
Leichhardt	QLD	TURNOUR, Jim	Australian Labor Party
Lilley	QLD	SWAN, Wayne	Australian Labor Party
Lindsay	NSW	BRADBURY, David	Australian Labor Party
Lingiari	NT	SNOWDON, Warren	Australian Labor Party
Longman	QLD	SULLIVAN, Jon	Australian Labor Party
Lowe	NSW	MURPHY, John	Australian Labor Party
Lyne	NSW	VAILE, Mark	The Nationals
Lyons	TAS	ADAMS, Dick	Australian Labor Party
Macarthur	NSW	FARMER, Pat	Liberal
Mackellar	NSW	BISHOP, Bronwyn	Liberal
Macquarie	NSW	DEBUS, Bob	Australian Labor Party
Makin	SA	ZAPPIA, Tony	Australian Labor Party
Mallee	VIC	FORREST, John	The Nationals
Maranoa	QLD	SCOTT, Bruce	The Nationals
Maribyrnong	VIC	SHORTEN, Bill	Australian Labor Party
Mayo	SA	DOWNER, Alexander	Liberal
McEwen	VIC	BAILEY, Fran	Liberal
McMillan	VIC	BROADBENT, Russell	Liberal
McPherson	QLD	MAY, Margaret	Liberal
Melbourne	VIC	TANNER, Lindsay	Australian Labor Party
Melbourne Ports	VIC	DANBY, Michael	Australian Labor Party
Menzies	VIC	ANDREWS, Kevin	Liberal
Mitchell	NSW	HAWKE, Alex	Liberal
Moncrieff	QLD	CIOBO, Steven	Liberal
Moore	WA	WASHER, Mal	Liberal
Moreton	QLD	PERRETT, Graham	Australian Labor Party
Murray	VIC	STONE, Sharman	Liberal
New England	NSW	WINDSOR, Tony	Independent
Newcastle	NSW	GRIERSON, Sharon	Australian Labor Party
North Sydney	NSW	HOCKEY, Joe	Liberal
O'Connor	WA	TUCKEY, Wilson	Liberal
Oxley	QLD	RIPOLL, Bernie	Australian Labor Party
Page	NSW	SAFFIN, Janelle	Australian Labor Party
Parkes	NSW	COULTON, Mark	The Nationals
Parramatta	NSW	OWENS, Julie	Australian Labor Party
Paterson	NSW	BALDWIN, Bob	Liberal
Pearce	WA	MOYLAN, Judi	Liberal
Perth	WA	SMITH, Stephen	Australian Labor Party
Petrie	QLD	D'ATH, Yvette	Australian Labor Party
Port Adelaide	SA	BUTLER, Mark	Australian Labor Party
Prospect	NSW	BOWEN, Chris	Australian Labor Party
Rankin	QLD	EMERSON, Craig	Australian Labor Party
Reid	NSW	FERGUSON, Laurie	Australian Labor Party
Richmond	NSW	ELLIOT, Justine	Australian Labor Party
Riverina	NSW	HULL, Kay	The Nationals
Robertson	NSW	NEAL, Belinda	Australian Labor Party
Ryan	QLD	JOHNSON, Michael	Liberal
Scullin	VIC	JENKINS, Harry	Australian Labor Party
Shortland	NSW	HALL, Jill	Australian Labor Party
Solomon	NT	HALE, Damian	Australian Labor Party
Stirling	WA	KEENAN, Michael	Liberal
Sturt	SA	PYNE, Christopher	Liberal
Swan	WA	IRONS, Steve	Liberal
Sydney	NSW	PLIBERSEK, Tanya	Australian Labor Party
Tangney	WA	JENSEN, Dennis	Liberal
Throsby	NSW	GEORGE, Jennie	Australian Labor Party
Wakefield	SA	CHAMPION, Nick	Australian Labor Party
Wannon	VIC	HAWKER, David	Liberal
Warringah	NSW	ABBOTT, Tony	Liberal
Watson	NSW	BURKE, Tony	Australian Labor Party
Wentworth	NSW	TURNBULL, Malcolm	Liberal
Werriwa	NSW	HAYES, Chris	Australian Labor Party
Wide Bay	QLD	TRUSS, Warren	The Nationals
Wills	VIC	THOMSON, Kelvin	Australian Labor Party

Random Seat Report: Lindsay

Ahh Lindsay, home of pamphletgate. Lindsay was always going to swing enough for Labor to win the seat and I think the whole pamphlet fiasco didn't do much to change many people's votes in the seat. It may have changed other people's votes in other seats but not in Lindsay, if we have a look at the swing in seats around Lindsay and factor in the loss of Jackie Kelly's personal vote the swing looks about right.

Seat Swing to Labor
Lindsay 9.7%
Greenway 6.9%
Macquarie 6.6%
Chifley 8.7%
Prospect 7.1%
Fowler 4.9%


Taking a look at the 2PP and swing by booth doesn't throw up any suprises. Big swings in the traditional/state Labor voting (lower socio-economic) suburbs and smaller swings in the smaller rural/farming suburbs. In fact, the only booths (except 1)the Libs won were those smaller rural/farming booths - Castlereagh, Leonay, Llandilo, Mulgoa and Orchard Hills. They also won Regentville, which isn't that small at around 2400 voters. The biggest 2pp vote for the Libs was 68.9% at Orachard Hills.

The biggest swing to Labor was 13.83% at Kingswood South. There were also double digit swings in Braddock (Cranebrook), Cambridge Gardens, Cranebrook, Glenmore Park, Glenmore Park Central, Penrith, Penrith North, Penrith South, Regentville and Werrington. The rest of the booths besides the ones I mentioned earlier swung by between 7.2% and 9.99%. The biggest 2PP vote for Labor was 69.59% at St Marys North.

Looking at the results now, the 2PP vote for each looks similar to how I imagine it would look at the state election.

2 party preferred by Demographic

Percentage swing to the Liberal/National Coalition using Two Party Preferred

State	Inner Metropolitan Swing	Outer Metropolitan Swing	Provincial Swing	Rural Swing	Total Swing
NSW	-4.44	-7.10	-6.82	-5.01	-5.61
VIC	-1.99	-6.57	-5.13	-4.30	-4.76
QLD	-4.48	-7.03	-7.56	-8.91	-7.53
WA	-1.50	-1.95	-0.97	-4.09	-2.14
SA	-6.26	-5.17	0.00	-8.52	-6.76
TAS	-2.34	3.11	-3.63	-3.84	-2.02
ACT	-1.86	0.00	0.00	0.00	-1.86
NT	-3.00	0.00	0.00	-3.50	-3.26
NATIONAL	-3.44	-5.99	-6.24	-6.03	-5.31

Final list of seats that have changed hands.

Now that all results are in and official we can see which seats have officially changed hands.

		Electorate	Held By	Margin	2PP %	Swing	Status
		Bass	LIB	2.6	51.0	3.6% to ALP	ALP GAIN
		Bennelong	LIB	4.1	51.4	5.5% to ALP	ALP GAIN
		Blair	LIB	5.7	54.5	10.2% to ALP	ALP GAIN
		Bonner	LIB	0.5	54.5	5.0% to ALP	ALP GAIN
		Braddon	LIB	1.1	51.4	2.6% to ALP	ALP GAIN
		Corangamite	LIB	5.3	50.9	6.2% to ALP	ALP GAIN
		Dawson	NAT	10.0	53.2	13.2% to ALP	ALP GAIN
		Deakin	LIB	5.0	51.4	6.4% to ALP	ALP GAIN
		Dobell	LIB	4.8	53.9	8.7% to ALP	ALP GAIN
		Eden-Monaro	LIB	3.3	53.4	6.7% to ALP	ALP GAIN
		Flynn	NAT	7.7	50.2	7.9% to ALP	ALP GAIN
		Forde	LIB	11.5	52.9	14.4% to ALP	ALP GAIN
		Hasluck	LIB	1.8	51.3	3.1% to ALP	ALP GAIN
		Kingston	LIB	0.1	54.4	4.5% to ALP	ALP GAIN
		Leichhardt	LIB	10.3	54.0	14.3% to ALP	ALP GAIN
		Lindsay	LIB	2.9	56.8	9.7% to ALP	ALP GAIN
		Longman	LIB	6.7	53.6	10.3% to ALP	ALP GAIN
		Makin	LIB	0.9	57.7	8.6% to ALP	ALP GAIN
		Moreton	LIB	2.8	54.7	7.6% to ALP	ALP GAIN
		Page	NAT	5.5	52.4	7.8% to ALP	ALP GAIN
		Parramatta *	LIB	0.8	56.9	7.7% to ALP	ALP GAIN
		Petrie	LIB	7.5	52.1	9.5% to ALP	ALP GAIN
		Robertson	LIB	6.9	50.1	7.0% to ALP	ALP GAIN
		Solomon	LIB	2.8	50.2	3.0% to ALP	ALP GAIN
		Wakefield	LIB	0.7	56.6	7.3% to ALP	ALP GAIN
		Cowan	ALP	0.8	51.7	2.5% to LIB	LIB GAIN
		Swan	ALP	0.1	50.1	0.2% to LIB	LIB GAIN

Melbourne: How the citizens electoral council preferences pushed the Greens in front of the Libs

In the seat of Melbourne, the Greens polled less primary votes than the Liberals yet still ended up being there at the end for the 2PP vote. This is because they received a higher percentage of preferences than the Liberal candidate from everybody except Family First.
This is how is looked after primaries.

Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing (%)
REED, Andrew	Citizens Electoral Council	586	0.67	+0.49
BANDT, Adam	Australian Greens	19,967	22.80	+3.82
PEARSON, Georgia	Family First	878	1.00	+0.12
MARSHALL, Will	Socialist Equality Party	418	0.48	+0.48
DEL CIOTTO, Andrea	Liberal	20,577	23.49	-1.60
WRIGHT, Tim	Australian Democrats	1,255	1.43	-0.20
MCGREGOR, Kylie		539	0.62	+0.62
TANNER, Lindsay	Australian Labor Party	43,363	49.51	-2.27

Below is how the preferences from each candidate flowed to the Labor, Liberal and Greens candidate.
Will Marshall (SEP): ALP 60 (14,35%), LIB 46 (11%), GRN 161 (38.52%)
Kylie McGregor (IND): ALP 116 (20.53%), LIB 66 (11.68%), 241 (42.65%)

At this stage it now looks like this
Lindsay Tanner (ALP) 43, 529 (49,71%)
Andrea Del Ciotto (LIB) 20, 689 (23.62%)
Adam Bandt (GRN) 20, 369 (23.26%)

Let's continue excluding candidates.

Andrew Reed (CEC) ALP 64 (9.61%), 41 (6.16%), GRN 422 (63.36%)

If we take a look at the votes now we can see the Greens are now in second place.
Lindsay Tanner (ALP) 43, 603 (49,78%)
Adam Bandt (GRN) 20, 791 (23.74%)
Andrea Del Ciotto (LIB) 20, 730 (23.67%)

Let's continue
Georgia Pearson (FFP): ALP 201 (18.82%), LIB 409 (38.3%), GRN 374 (35.02%)
Tim Wright (DEM): ALP 378 (25.63%), LIB 266 (18.03%), GRN 831 (56.34%)
Andrea Del Ciotto (LIB) ALP 3734 (17.44%) GRN 17,671 (82.56%)

This leaves us with a final 2PP of Labor 54.71% - Greens 45.29%. The 2 party preferred between Labor and Liberal from the 2004 election was 71.1% to 29.9% which means this seat has from very safe Labor (21.21%) to marginal Labor versus the Greens (4.71%).

2 party preffered flow.

No surprises here really. These are nation-wide results. State-by-state results will be posted later.

Party	Liberal/National Coalition		Australian Labor Party
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Liberal	23,299	85.45	3,967	14.55
The Greens	194,618	20.53	753,196	79.47
The Nationals	35,080	78.12	9,828	21.88
Family First	148,222	60.27	97,692	39.73
Democrats	33,319	37.63	55,236	62.37
One Nation	17,303	53.00	15,347	47.00
CDP Christian Party	72,835	69.56	31,870	30.44
Citizens Electoral Council	13,510	49.50	13,783	50.50
Socialist Alliance	3,872	38.82	6,101	61.18
The Fishing Party	993	47.67	1,090	52.33
DLP - Democratic Labor Party	1,893	31.46	4,125	68.54
Climate Change Coalition	4,131	43.62	5,339	56.38
Conservatives for Climate and Environment Incorporated	1,417	43.75	1,822	56.25
Liberty and Democracy Party	8,815	51.73	8,226	48.27
Non-Custodial Parents Party	388	48.81	407	51.19
Socialist Equality Party	1,676	43.36	2,189	56.64
What Women Want (Australia)	1,845	47.67	2,025	52.33
Independent	150,100	54.56	125,035	45.44
Non Affiliated	297	42.73	398	57.27

Offical Senate Results

Party	NSW	VIC	QLD	WA	SA	TAS	ACT	NT	Total
Liberal	2	3	2	3	2	2	1	0	15
Australian Labor Party	3	3	3	2	2	3	1	1	18
The Greens	0	0	0	1	1	1	0	0	3
The Nationals	1	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	2
CLP - The Territory Party	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	1
Non Affiliated	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	1

National

Group	Votes	%	Swing
Australian Labor Party	5,101,200	40.30	+5.28
Liberal/Nationals	3,883,479	30.68	-3.55
Liberal	1,110,366	8.77	-1.63
The Greens	1,144,751	9.04	+1.37
Democrats	162,975	1.29	-0.80
Family First	204,788	1.62	-0.14
One Nation	52,708	0.42	-1.31
The Nationals	20,997	0.17	+0.06
CDP Christian Party	118,614	0.94	-0.24
DLP - Democratic Labor Party	115,966	0.92	+0.43
The Fishing Party	47,379	0.37	-0.05
CLP - The Territory Party	40,253	0.32	-0.03
Citizens Electoral Council	8,677	0.07	-0.14
Socialist Alliance	9,525	0.08	-0.03
Non-Custodial Parents Party	6,385	0.05	-0.05
Nuclear Disarmament Party of Australia	446	0.00	-0.02
Australian Fishing and Lifestyle Party	24,902	0.20	+0.20
Australian Shooters Party	38,216	0.30	+0.30
Carers Alliance	24,393	0.19	+0.19
Climate Change Coalition	78,763	0.62	+0.62
Conservatives for Climate and Environment	9,988	0.08	+0.08
Hear Our Voice	2,041	0.02	+0.02
LDP	16,942	0.13	+0.13
Pauline	141,268	1.12	+1.12
Senator On-Line	8,048	0.06	+0.06
Socialist Equality Party	4,542	0.04	+0.04
The Australian Shooters Party/Australian Fishing and Lifestyle Party	45,932	0.36	+0.36
What Women Want (Australia)	58,803	0.46	+0.46
Unendorsed/Ungrouped Amalgamated	174,458	1.38	-0.13
Senate Ghost Groups Amalgamated	0	0.00	-2.61
FORMAL	12,656,805	97.45	+1.20
INFORMAL	331,009	2.55	-1.20
TOTAL	12,987,814	95.18	+0.36

N.S.W

Group	Votes	%	Swing	Quota
Liberal/Nationals	1,649,014	39.33	-4.79	2.7528
Labor	1,764,040	42.07	+5.70	2.9448
The Greens	353,286	8.43	+1.09	0.5898
Christian Democratic Party (Fred Nile Group)	82,560	1.97	-0.64	0.1378
Democrats	37,193	0.89	-1.31	0.0621
One Nation	17,379	0.41	-1.48	0.0290
Family First	25,321	0.60	+0.04	0.0423
The Fishing Party	27,089	0.65	+0.11	0.0452
Socialist Alliance	3,351	0.08	-0.03	0.0056
Non-Custodial Parents Party (Equal Parenting)	2,538	0.06	-0.01	0.0042
Citizens Electoral Council	2,224	0.05	-0.01	0.0037
Carers Alliance	14,099	0.34	+0.34	0.0235
Climate Change Coalition	37,271	0.89	+0.89	0.0622
Conservatives for Climate and Environment	4,203	0.10	+0.10	0.0070
D.L.P. - Democratic Labor Party	52,977	1.26	+1.26	0.0884
Hear Our Voice	2,041	0.05	+0.05	0.0034
LDP	7,772	0.19	+0.19	0.0130
Pauline	39,807	0.95	+0.95	0.0665
Senator On-Line	2,257	0.05	+0.05	0.0038
Socialist Equality Party	2,139	0.05	+0.05	0.0036
The Australian Shooters Party/Australian Fishing and Lifestyle Party	45,932	1.10	+1.10	0.0767
What Women Want (Australia)	15,812	0.38	+0.38	0.0264
Unendorsed/Ungrouped Amalgamated	4,929	0.12	-0.38	0.0082
Senate Ghost Groups Amalgamated	0	0.00	-3.63	0.0000
FORMAL	4,193,234	97.76	+1.23
INFORMAL	96,210	2.24	-1.23
TOTAL	4,289,444	95.42	+0.31

Victoria

Group	Votes	%	Swing	Quota
Liberal/The Nationals	1,257,149	39.50	-4.60	2.7652
Australian Labor Party	1,327,076	41.70	+5.58	2.9191
Australian Greens	320,759	10.08	+1.28	0.7055
D.L.P. - Democratic Labor Party	32,930	1.03	-0.91	0.0724
Family First	80,100	2.52	+0.64	0.1762
Australian Democrats	52,596	1.65	-0.21	0.1157
One Nation	13,354	0.42	-0.30	0.0294
Citizens Electoral Council	1,697	0.05	-0.49	0.0037
Christian Democratic Party (Fred Nile Group)	7,100	0.22	-0.12	0.0156
Socialist Alliance	2,535	0.08	-0.08	0.0056
Non-Custodial Parents Party (Equal Parenting)	1,511	0.05	-0.06	0.0033
The Australian Shooters Party	21,398	0.67	+0.67	0.0471
Carers Alliance	3,901	0.12	+0.12	0.0086
Climate Change Coalition	24,759	0.78	+0.78	0.0545
Conservatives for Climate and Environment	4,216	0.13	+0.13	0.0093
LDP	3,044	0.10	+0.10	0.0067
Senator On-Line	3,106	0.10	+0.10	0.0068
Socialist Equality Party	2,403	0.08	+0.08	0.0053
What Women Want (Australia)	14,028	0.44	+0.44	0.0309
Unendorsed/Ungrouped Amalgamated	8,707	0.27	-0.13	0.0192
Senate Ghost Groups Amalgamated	0	0.00	-3.03	0.0000
FORMAL	3,182,369	96.72	+1.85
INFORMAL	107,850	3.28	-1.85
TOTAL	3,290,219	95.59	+0.16

Queensland

Group	Votes	%	Swing	Quota
Liberal/The Nationals	977,316	40.40	-4.50	2.8282
Australian Labor Party	948,145	39.20	+7.55	2.7438
The Greens	177,063	7.32	+1.92	0.5124
Family First	53,249	2.20	-1.17	0.1541
One Nation WA	4,174	0.17	-2.97	0.0121
Democrats	45,584	1.88	-0.32	0.1319
The Fishing Party	20,290	0.84	-0.44	0.0587
Non-Custodial Parents Party (Equal Parenting)	1,390	0.06	-0.13	0.0040
Citizens Electoral Council	1,155	0.05	-0.10	0.0033
Socialist Alliance	1,941	0.08	-0.02	0.0056
Australian Fishing and Lifestyle Party	19,131	0.79	+0.79	0.0554
The Australian Shooters Party	12,845	0.53	+0.53	0.0372
Christian Democratic Party (Fred Nile Group)	6,289	0.26	+0.26	0.0182
Carers	4,822	0.20	+0.20	0.0140
Climate Change Coalition	8,818	0.36	+0.36	0.0255
D.L.P. - Democratic Labor Party	7,265	0.30	+0.30	0.0210
LDP	3,890	0.16	+0.16	0.0113
Pauline	101,461	4.19	+4.19	0.2936
Senator On-Line	1,251	0.05	+0.05	0.0036
What Women Want (Australia)	17,370	0.72	+0.72	0.0503
Unendorsed/Ungrouped Amalgamated	5,458	0.23	-5.37	0.0158
Senate Ghost Groups Amalgamated	0	0.00	-2.02	0.0000
FORMAL	2,418,907	97.66	+0.45
INFORMAL	57,912	2.34	-0.45
TOTAL	2,476,819	94.81	+0.68

W.A

Group	Votes	%	Swing	Quota
Liberal	555,868	46.22	-3.12	3.2351
Australian Labor Party	433,046	36.00	+3.48	2.5203
The Greens	111,813	9.30	+1.24	0.6507
One Nation WA	11,623	0.97	-1.48	0.0676
Australian Democrats	12,604	1.05	-0.95	0.0734
Christian Democratic Party	21,179	1.76	-0.12	0.1233
Nationals	17,365	1.44	+0.58	0.1011
Family First	10,341	0.86	+0.01	0.0602
Citizens Electoral Council	1,002	0.08	-0.11	0.0058
Non-Custodial Parents Party (Equal Parenting)	946	0.08	-0.07	0.0055
Carers Alliance	1,571	0.13	+0.13	0.0091
Climate Change Coalition	3,461	0.29	+0.29	0.0201
Conservatives for Climate and Environment	1,569	0.13	+0.13	0.0091
D.L.P. - Democratic Labor Party	11,390	0.95	+0.95	0.0663
LDP	591	0.05	+0.05	0.0034
Senator On-Line	824	0.07	+0.07	0.0048
Socialist Alliance	928	0.08	+0.08	0.0054
What Women Want (Australia)	3,533	0.29	+0.29	0.0206
Unendorsed/Ungrouped Amalgamated	3,096	0.26	-0.22	0.0180
Senate Ghost Groups Amalgamated	0	0.00	-1.23	0.0000
FORMAL	1,202,750	97.58	+1.12
INFORMAL	29,797	2.42	-1.12
TOTAL	1,232,547	93.88	+0.22

S.A

Group	Votes	%	Swing	Quota
Liberal	355,237	35.28	-12.21	2.4698
Australian Labor Party	358,615	35.62	+0.13	2.4933
The Greens	65,322	6.49	-0.11	0.4542
Family First Party	29,114	2.89	-1.09	0.2024
Australian Democrats	8,908	0.88	-1.51	0.0619
One Nation	6,178	0.61	-0.53	0.0430
National Party	3,632	0.36	-0.04	0.0253
Socialist Alliance	770	0.08	-0.05	0.0054
Australian Fishing and Lifestyle Party	5,771	0.57	+0.57	0.0401
The Australian Shooters Party	3,973	0.39	+0.39	0.0276
Christian Democratic Party (Fred Nile Group)	1,486	0.15	+0.15	0.0103
Citizens Electoral Council	267	0.03	+0.03	0.0019
Climate Change Coalition	3,131	0.31	+0.31	0.0218
D.L.P. - Democratic Labor Party	9,343	0.93	+0.93	0.0650
LDP	798	0.08	+0.08	0.0055
Senator On-Line	610	0.06	+0.06	0.0042
What Women Want (Australia)	4,114	0.41	+0.41	0.0286
Unendorsed/Ungrouped Amalgamated	149,540	14.85	+14.28	1.0397
Senate Ghost Groups Amalgamated	0	0.00	-1.82	0.0000
FORMAL	1,006,809	97.62	+1.15
INFORMAL	24,511	2.38	-1.15
TOTAL	1,031,320	95.85	+0.49

Tasmania

Group	Votes	%	Swing	Quota
Liberal	122,203	37.39	-8.74	2.6172
Australian Labor Party	131,055	40.10	+6.56	2.8067
The Greens	59,254	18.13	+4.84	1.2690
Family First	6,663	2.04	-0.34	0.1427
Citizens Electoral Council	313	0.10	-0.06	0.0067
D.L.P. - Democratic Labor Party	2,061	0.63	+0.63	0.0441
LDP	302	0.09	+0.09	0.0065
What Women Want (Australia)	2,540	0.78	+0.78	0.0544
Unendorsed/Ungrouped Amalgamated	2,455	0.75	-2.28	0.0526
Senate Ghost Groups Amalgamated	0	0.00	-1.48	0.0000
FORMAL	326,846	97.37	+0.74
INFORMAL	8,830	2.63	-0.74
TOTAL	335,676	95.97	+0.07

A.C.T

Group	Votes	%	Swing	Quota
Australian Labor Party	92,018	40.84	-0.26	1.2251
Liberal	77,058	34.20	-3.67	1.0260
The Greens	48,384	21.47	+5.11	0.6442
Australian Democrats	4,141	1.84	-0.30	0.0551
Climate Change Coalition	1,323	0.59	+0.59	0.0176
LDP	545	0.24	+0.24	0.0073
Nuclear Disarmament Party of Australia	446	0.20	+0.20	0.0059
What Women Want (Australia)	1,406	0.62	+0.62	0.0187
Unendorsed/Ungrouped Amalgamated	0	0.00	-0.42	0.0000
Senate Ghost Groups Amalgamated	0	0.00	-2.10	0.0000
FORMAL	225,321	98.30	+0.76
INFORMAL	3,905	1.70	-0.76
TOTAL	229,226	96.01	+0.80

N.T

Group	Votes	%	Swing	Quota
Northern Territory Country Liberal Party	40,253	40.03	-5.37	1.2007
Australian Labor Party (Northern Territory) Branch	47,205	46.94	+5.57	1.4081
The Greens	8,870	8.82	+1.22	0.2646
Australian Democrats	1,949	1.94	-2.79	0.0581
Citizens Electoral Council of Australia	2,019	2.01	+2.01	0.0602
Unendorsed/Ungrouped Amalgamated	273	0.27	-0.02	0.0081
Senate Ghost Groups Amalgamated	0	0.00	-0.62	0.0000
FORMAL	100,569	98.06	+1.18
INFORMAL	1,994	1.94	-1.18
TOTAL	102,563	86.99	+2.58