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South Australia 2013 federal election Results Map South Australia N O R T H E R N T E R R I T O R Y Q U E E N S L A N D ! Marla A !Oodnadatta I N Innamincka ! L R A E GREY R T T S ! Coober Pedy S E S O U T H N U W A U S T R A L I A !Marree E A W ! ! ! Leigh Creek ! Cook ! Tarcoola S ! !Glendambo O ! Woomera U Nullarbor ! T H !Hawker Ceduna ! ! W Port Augusta Quorn ! A ! !Orroroo Streaky Bay Whyalla L ! Kimba ! !Peterborough Wudinna ! ! Port Pirie E Great Australian Bight S !Burra Clare ! Spencer ! Kadina Gulf Renmark 100 km ! ! ! Tumby Bay Berri Gawler ! Port Lincoln ADELAIDE Yorketown Gulf St West Point ! Vincent ! Murray Bridge Pinnaroo Cape Spencer ! V Kingscote ! Victor BARKER Harbor I Keith C Cape Gantheaume ! T ! Bordertown O Liberal Cape Jaffa !Kingston SE R Naracoorte! I A Division Boundary Penola ! Millicent ! Division Name Mount Gambier ! Cape Banks The electoral boundaries represented on this map are those in place at the 2013 federal election. 12_0100 Authorised by the Acting Electoral Commissioner, West Block Offices, Queen Victoria Terrace, Parkes, ACT. 2013 federal election Results Map Adelaide area and surrounds M A I N ! Clare N Y O W R H T H 20 km R E I! Saddleworth R R A B ! ! Balaklava Riverton Port Wakefield ! P O R T WAKEFIELD R D Kapunda W ! A r e K iv E R F IE L D D R Y t W Mallala Ligh H ! Freeling ! T R TU H S T R R D O N Gawler ! N I Williamstown A ! M ! Springton ! Elizabeth Birdwood ! ADELAIDE MAYO ! Summertown ! Woodside STH E AS T ERN GULF ST VINCENT Cape ! FW Jervis ! Mount Y Barker ! Callington Kangaroo Island ! Macclesfield Part of 50 km Mclaren MAYO ! Vale ! Strathalbyn ! Willunga ! Australian Labor Party Mount Compass Lake Normanville Alexandrina Liberal ! Division Boundary ! Goolwa ! Division Name Victor Harbor Cape Jervis The electoral boundaries represented on this map are those in place at the 2013 federal election. 12_0100 Authorised by the Acting Electoral Commissioner, West Block Offices, Queen Victoria Terrace, Parkes, ACT. 2013 federal election Results Map Adelaide urban Barker Inlet St Kilda Gould Creek D Little Para R Salisbury Reservoir Greenwith Salisbury East H Torrens T Yatala Vale R Island O MAKIN Mawson N Lakes Para Hills Largs IN A North M Modbury PORT ADELAIDE RD Semaphore JUNCTION Port Adelaide GRAND Highbury Oakden ns Kilburn Torre Cheltenham West Woodville Lakes Tennyson Prospect Rostrevor ADELAIDE STURT Fulham iver Thebarton Norwood Grange GardensR ADELAIDE Skye Henley Beach Adelaide Airport Glenunga West Beach HINDMARSH Unley Y North W H INC Plympton R E P S NZAC S A O H Glenelg Morphettville U W T Mitcham Y 5 km H R Belair Marion D BOOTHBY Eden GULF Brighton Sturt Hills P Blackwood X ST VINCENT E Marino Flagstaff Hill Hallett Aberfoyle Cove N Happy Park R E H Valley T U O S MorphettVale Christies Beach KINGSTON r Port Noarlunga e iv R ga rin pa ka On Seaford V D I C R T O R H A R B O R R Port Willunga D H Australian Labor Party Aldinga T U Beach O S Liberal N I A M Sellicks Division Boundary Hill Sellicks Beach Division Name The electoral boundaries represented on this map are those in place at the 2013 federal election. 12_0100 Authorised by the Acting Electoral Commissioner, West Block Offices, Queen Victoria Terrace, Parkes, ACT. 2013 members elected New South Wales Gellibrand WATTS, Tim ALP Ryan PRENTICE, Jane LNP Division Full name Party Gippsland CHESTER, Darren NP Wide Bay TRUSS, Warren LNP Banks COLEMAN, David LP Goldstein ROBB, Andrew LP Wright BUCHHOLZ, Scott LNP Barton VARVARIS, Nickolas LP Gorton O’CONNOR, Brendan ALP Western Australia Bennelong ALEXANDER, John LP Higgins O’DWYER, Kelly LP Division Full name Party Berowra RUDDOCK, Philip LP Holt BYRNE, Anthony ALP Brand GRAY, Gary ALP Blaxland CLARE, Jason ALP Hotham O’NEIL, Clare ALP Canning RANDALL, Don LP Bradfield FLETCHER, Paul LP Indi McGOWAN, Cathy IND Cowan SIMPKINS, Luke LP Calare COBB, John NP Isaacs DREYFUS, Mark ALP Curtin BISHOP, Julie LP Charlton CONROY, Pat ALP Jagajaga MACKLIN, Jenny ALP Durack PRICE, Melissa LP Chifley HUSIC, Ed ALP Kooyong FRYDENBERG, Josh LP Forrest MARINO, Nola LP Cook MORRISON, Scott LP La Trobe WOOD, Jason LP Fremantle PARKE, Melissa ALP Cowper HARTSUYKER, Luke NP Lalor RYAN, Joanne ALP Hasluck WYATT, Ken LP Cunningham BIRD, Sharon ALP Mallee BROAD, Andrew NP Moore GOODENOUGH, Ian LP Dobell McNAMARA, Karen LP Maribyrnong SHORTEN, Bill ALP O’Connor WILSON, Rick LP Eden-Monaro HENDY, Peter LP McEwen MITCHELL, Rob ALP Pearce PORTER, Christian LP Farrer LEY, Sussan LP McMillan BROADBENT, Russell LP Perth MacTIERNAN, Alannah ALP Fowler HAYES, Chris ALP Melbourne BANDT, Adam GRN Stirling KEENAN, Michael LP Gilmore SUDMALIS, Ann LP Melbourne Ports DANBY, Michael ALP Swan IRONS, Steve LP Grayndler ALBANESE, Anthony ALP Menzies ANDREWS, Kevin LP Tangney JENSEN, Dennis LP Greenway ROWLAND, Michelle ALP Murray STONE, Sharman LP Hughes KELLY, Craig LP Scullin GILES, Andrew ALP South Australia Hume TAYLOR, Angus LP Wannon TEHAN, Dan LP Division Full name Party Hunter FITZGIBBON, Joel ALP Wills THOMSON, Kelvin ALP Adelaide ELLIS, Kate ALP Kingsford Smith THISTLETHWAITE, Matt ALP Barker PASIN, Tony LP Queensland Lindsay SCOTT, Fiona LP Boothby SOUTHCOTT, Andrew LP Division Full name Party Lyne GILLESPIE, David NP Grey RAMSEY, Rowan LP Blair NEUMANN, Shayne Kenneth ALP Macarthur MATHESON, Russell LP Hindmarsh WILLIAMS, Matt LP Bonner VASTA, Ross LNP Mackellar BISHOP, Bronwyn LP Kingston RISHWORTH, Amanda ALP Bowman LAMING, Andrew LNP Macquarie MARKUS, Louise LP Makin ZAPPIA, Tony ALP Brisbane GAMBARO, Teresa LNP McMahon BOWEN, Chris ALP Mayo BRIGGS, Jamie LP Capricornia LANDRY, Michelle LNP Mitchell HAWKE, Alex LP Port Adelaide BUTLER, Mark ALP Dawson CHRISTENSEN, George LNP New England JOYCE, Barnaby NP Sturt PYNE, Christopher LP Dickson DUTTON, Peter LNP Newcastle CLAYDON, Sharon ALP Wakefield CHAMPION, Nick ALP Fadden ROBERT, Stuart LNP North Sydney HOCKEY, Joe LP Fairfax PALMER, Clive Frederick PUP Tasmania Page HOGAN, Kevin NP Fisher BROUGH, Mal LNP Division Full name Party Parkes COULTON, Mark NP Flynn O’DOWD, Ken LNP Bass NIKOLIC, Andrew LP Parramatta OWENS, Julie ALP Forde van MANEN, Bert LNP Braddon WHITELEY, Brett LP Paterson BALDWIN, Bob LP Griffith RUDD, Kevin* ALP Denison WILKIE, Andrew IND Reid LAUNDY, Craig LP Groom MACFARLANE, Ian LNP Franklin COLLINS, Julie ALP Richmond ELLIOT, Justine ALP Herbert JONES, Ewen LNP Lyons HUTCHINSON, Eric LP Riverina McCORMACK, Michael NP Hinkler PITT, Keith LNP Robertson WICKS, Lucy LP Australian Capital Territory Kennedy KATTER, Bob KAP Shortland HALL, Jill Griffiths ALP Division Full name Party Leichhardt ENTSCH, Warren LNP Sydney PLIBERSEK, Tanya ALP Canberra BRODTMANN, Gai ALP Lilley SWAN, Wayne ALP Throsby JONES, Stephen ALP Fraser LEIGH, Andrew ALP Longman ROY, Wyatt LNP Warringah ABBOTT, Tony LP Maranoa SCOTT, Bruce LNP Watson BURKE, Tony ALP Northern Territory McPherson ANDREWS, Karen LNP Wentworth TURNBULL, Malcolm LP Division Full name Party Moncrieff CIOBO, Steven LNP Werriwa FERGUSON, Laurie ALP Lingiari SNOWDON, Warren ALP Moreton PERRETT, Graham Douglas ALP Solomon GRIGGS, Natasha CLP Victoria Oxley RIPOLL, Bernie ALP *BUTLER Terri (ALP) elected in Griffith (QLD) Division Full name Party Petrie HOWARTH, Luke LNP by-election February 2014. Aston TUDGE, Alan LP Rankin CHALMERS, Jim ALP Ballarat KING, Catherine ALP Batman FEENEY, David ALP House of Representatives 2013 party representation Bendigo CHESTERS, Lisa ALP Party NSW VIC QLD WA SA TAS ACT NT Total Bruce GRIFFIN, Alan ALP Australian Labor Party 18 19 6 3 5 1 2 1 55 Calwell VAMVAKINOU, Maria ALP Liberal 23 14 0 12 6 3 0 0 58 Casey SMITH, Tony LP Liberal National Party 0 0 22 0 0 0 0 0 22 The Nationals 7 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 Chisholm BURKE, Anna Elizabeth ALP Country Liberals (NT) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 Corangamite HENDERSON, Sarah LP The Greens 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Corio MARLES, Richard ALP Katter’s Australian Party 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 Deakin SUKKAR, Michael LP Palmer United Party 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 Dunkley BILLSON, Bruce LP Independent 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 Flinders HUNT, Greg LP.
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