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South Metropolitan Region 2021 WA Election – Legislative Council Tickets SOUTH METROPOLITAN REGION 35 H 1 Steven Tonge SFF Group A - Independent - WEST 36 H 2 Paul Bedford SFF 37 E 1 Samantha Vinci Great Australian Party Grp/Order Candidate Party 38 E 2 Susan Hoddinott Great Australian Party 39 S 1 Cam Tinley No Mandatory Vacc. 1 A 1 Graham West Independent 40 S 2 Michael Joseph Fletcher No Mandatory Vacc. 2 A 2 Liam Strickland Independent 41 S 3 Greg Bell No Mandatory Vacc. 3 M 1 Aaron Stonehouse Liberal Democrats 42 O 1 Moshe Bernstein Legalise Cannabis WA 4 M 2 Harvey Smith Liberal Democrats 43 O 2 Scott Shortland Legalise Cannabis WA 5 M 3 Jared Neaves Liberal Democrats 44 T 1 Philip Scott One Nation 6 M 4 Ivan Tomshin Liberal Democrats 45 T 2 Bradley Dickinson One Nation 7 M 5 Laurentiu Zamfirescu Liberal Democrats 46 F 1 Brad Pettitt The Greens 8 M 6 Peter Leech Liberal Democrats 47 F 2 Lynn MacLaren The Greens 9 Q 1 Dave Glossop Independent 48 F 3 Daniel Garlett The Greens 10 Q 2 Lewis Christian Butto Independent 49 G 1 Nick Goiran Liberal Party 11 Y 1 Leon Hamilton Independent 50 G 2 Michelle Hofmann Liberal Party 12 Z 1 Larry Foley Independent 51 G 3 Ka-ren Chew Liberal Party 13 C 1 Jourdan Kestel Independent 52 G 4 Robert Reid Liberal Party 14 C 2 Lee Herridge Independent 53 G 5 Nitin Vashisht Liberal Party 15 V 1 Glen Michael Leslie Independent 54 G 6 Scott Stirling Liberal Party 16 V 2 Stephen Yarwood Independent 55 L 1 Sue Ellery WA Labor 17 J 1 Mark Rowley Independent 56 L 2 Kate Doust WA Labor 18 J 2 Marlie Touchell Independent 57 L 3 Klara Andric WA Labor 19 W 1 Stan Francis Independent 58 L 4 Stephen Pratt WA Labor 20 W 2 Jeremy Lay Independent 59 L 5 Victoria Helps WA Labor 21 U 1 Katy Mair Western Australian Party 60 L 6 Kelly McManus WA Labor 22 U 2 Gavin Waugh Western Australian Party 61 K 1 Colleen Saporita Animal Justice 23 P 1 Michele Castle Health Australia Party 62 K 2 Katrina Love Animal Justice 24 P 2 Catheryn Wright Health Australia Party 63 X 1 Marianne Mackay Socialist Alliance 25 B 1 Keith Pomeroy Liberals for Climate 64 X 2 Dirk Kelly Socialist Alliance 26 B 2 Daniel Herron Liberals for Climate 27 I 1 Ryan Oostryck Sustainable Australia 28 I 2 Jane Loveday Sustainable Australia 29 D 1 Amanda Klaj Daylight Saving Party 30 D 2 Craig Curtis Daylight Saving Party 31 R 1 Warnar Spyker Australian Christian 32 R 2 Sylvia Iradukunda Australian Christian 33 N 1 Peter McLernon WAXit Party 34 N 2 Jo-Anne Vincent-Barwood WAXit Party Page 1 of 25 Prepared by Antony Green – ABC Election Analyst – 22 Feb 2021 2021 WA Election – Legislative Council Tickets SOUTH METROPOLITAN REGION 35 G 2 Michelle Hofmann Liberal Party Group B - Liberals For Climate 36 G 3 Ka-ren Chew Liberal Party 37 G 4 Robert Reid Liberal Party Grp/Order Candidate Party 38 G 5 Nitin Vashisht Liberal Party 39 G 6 Scott Stirling Liberal Party 1 B 1 Keith Pomeroy Liberals for Climate 40 L 1 Sue Ellery WA Labor 2 B 2 Daniel Herron Liberals for Climate 41 L 2 Kate Doust WA Labor 3 M 1 Aaron Stonehouse Liberal Democrats 42 F 1 Brad Pettitt The Greens 4 M 2 Harvey Smith Liberal Democrats 43 F 2 Lynn MacLaren The Greens 5 M 3 Jared Neaves Liberal Democrats 44 F 3 Daniel Garlett The Greens 6 M 4 Ivan Tomshin Liberal Democrats 45 L 3 Klara Andric WA Labor 7 M 5 Laurentiu Zamfirescu Liberal Democrats 46 L 4 Stephen Pratt WA Labor 8 M 6 Peter Leech Liberal Democrats 47 L 5 Victoria Helps WA Labor 9 I 1 Ryan Oostryck Sustainable Australia 48 L 6 Kelly McManus WA Labor 10 I 2 Jane Loveday Sustainable Australia 49 A 1 Graham West Independent 11 P 1 Michele Castle Health Australia Party 50 A 2 Liam Strickland Independent 12 P 2 Catheryn Wright Health Australia Party 51 C 1 Jourdan Kestel Independent 13 U 1 Katy Mair Western Australian Party 52 C 2 Lee Herridge Independent 14 U 2 Gavin Waugh Western Australian Party 53 J 1 Mark Rowley Independent 15 D 1 Amanda Klaj Daylight Saving Party 54 J 2 Marlie Touchell Independent 16 D 2 Craig Curtis Daylight Saving Party 55 Q 1 Dave Glossop Independent 17 O 1 Moshe Bernstein Legalise Cannabis WA 56 Q 2 Lewis Christian Butto Independent 18 O 2 Scott Shortland Legalise Cannabis WA 57 V 1 Glen Michael Leslie Independent 19 K 1 Colleen Saporita Animal Justice 58 V 2 Stephen Yarwood Independent 20 K 2 Katrina Love Animal Justice 59 W 1 Stan Francis Independent 21 E 1 Samantha Vinci Great Australian Party 60 W 2 Jeremy Lay Independent 22 E 2 Susan Hoddinott Great Australian Party 61 Y 1 Leon Hamilton Independent 23 T 1 Philip Scott One Nation 62 Z 1 Larry Foley Independent 24 T 2 Bradley Dickinson One Nation 63 X 1 Marianne Mackay Socialist Alliance 25 H 1 Steven Tonge SFF 64 X 2 Dirk Kelly Socialist Alliance 26 H 2 Paul Bedford SFF 27 R 1 Warnar Spyker Australian Christian 28 R 2 Sylvia Iradukunda Australian Christian 29 S 1 Cam Tinley No Mandatory Vacc. 30 S 2 Michael Joseph Fletcher No Mandatory Vacc. 31 S 3 Greg Bell No Mandatory Vacc. 32 N 1 Peter McLernon WAXit Party 33 N 2 Jo-Anne Vincent-Barwood WAXit Party 34 G 1 Nick Goiran Liberal Party Page 2 of 25 Prepared by Antony Green – ABC Election Analyst – 22 Feb 2021 2021 WA Election – Legislative Council Tickets SOUTH METROPOLITAN REGION 35 H 1 Steven Tonge SFF Group C - Independent - KESTEL 36 H 2 Paul Bedford SFF 37 R 1 Warnar Spyker Australian Christian Grp/Order Candidate Party 38 R 2 Sylvia Iradukunda Australian Christian 39 T 1 Philip Scott One Nation 1 C 1 Jourdan Kestel Independent 40 T 2 Bradley Dickinson One Nation 2 C 2 Lee Herridge Independent 41 S 1 Cam Tinley No Mandatory Vacc. 3 M 1 Aaron Stonehouse Liberal Democrats 42 S 2 Michael Joseph Fletcher No Mandatory Vacc. 4 M 2 Harvey Smith Liberal Democrats 43 S 3 Greg Bell No Mandatory Vacc. 5 M 3 Jared Neaves Liberal Democrats 44 F 1 Brad Pettitt The Greens 6 M 4 Ivan Tomshin Liberal Democrats 45 F 2 Lynn MacLaren The Greens 7 M 5 Laurentiu Zamfirescu Liberal Democrats 46 F 3 Daniel Garlett The Greens 8 M 6 Peter Leech Liberal Democrats 47 X 1 Marianne Mackay Socialist Alliance 9 U 1 Katy Mair Western Australian Party 48 X 2 Dirk Kelly Socialist Alliance 10 U 2 Gavin Waugh Western Australian Party 49 G 1 Nick Goiran Liberal Party 11 V 1 Glen Michael Leslie Independent 50 G 2 Michelle Hofmann Liberal Party 12 V 2 Stephen Yarwood Independent 51 G 3 Ka-ren Chew Liberal Party 13 Q 1 Dave Glossop Independent 52 G 4 Robert Reid Liberal Party 14 Q 2 Lewis Christian Butto Independent 53 G 5 Nitin Vashisht Liberal Party 15 P 1 Michele Castle Health Australia Party 54 G 6 Scott Stirling Liberal Party 16 P 2 Catheryn Wright Health Australia Party 55 L 1 Sue Ellery WA Labor 17 Y 1 Leon Hamilton Independent 56 L 2 Kate Doust WA Labor 18 Z 1 Larry Foley Independent 57 L 3 Klara Andric WA Labor 19 I 1 Ryan Oostryck Sustainable Australia 58 L 4 Stephen Pratt WA Labor 20 I 2 Jane Loveday Sustainable Australia 59 L 5 Victoria Helps WA Labor 21 D 1 Amanda Klaj Daylight Saving Party 60 L 6 Kelly McManus WA Labor 22 D 2 Craig Curtis Daylight Saving Party 61 O 1 Moshe Bernstein Legalise Cannabis WA 23 B 1 Keith Pomeroy Liberals for Climate 62 O 2 Scott Shortland Legalise Cannabis WA 24 B 2 Daniel Herron Liberals for Climate 63 K 1 Colleen Saporita Animal Justice 25 A 1 Graham West Independent 64 K 2 Katrina Love Animal Justice 26 A 2 Liam Strickland Independent 27 J 1 Mark Rowley Independent 28 J 2 Marlie Touchell Independent 29 W 1 Stan Francis Independent 30 W 2 Jeremy Lay Independent 31 E 1 Samantha Vinci Great Australian Party 32 E 2 Susan Hoddinott Great Australian Party 33 N 1 Peter McLernon WAXit Party 34 N 2 Jo-Anne Vincent-Barwood WAXit Party Page 3 of 25 Prepared by Antony Green – ABC Election Analyst – 22 Feb 2021 2021 WA Election – Legislative Council Tickets SOUTH METROPOLITAN REGION 35 G 1 Nick Goiran Liberal Party Group D - Daylight Saving Party 36 G 2 Michelle Hofmann Liberal Party 37 G 3 Ka-ren Chew Liberal Party Grp/Order Candidate Party 38 G 4 Robert Reid Liberal Party 39 G 5 Nitin Vashisht Liberal Party 1 D 1 Amanda Klaj Daylight Saving Party 40 G 6 Scott Stirling Liberal Party 2 D 2 Craig Curtis Daylight Saving Party 41 L 1 Sue Ellery WA Labor 3 M 1 Aaron Stonehouse Liberal Democrats 42 L 2 Kate Doust WA Labor 4 M 2 Harvey Smith Liberal Democrats 43 F 1 Brad Pettitt The Greens 5 M 3 Jared Neaves Liberal Democrats 44 L 3 Klara Andric WA Labor 6 M 4 Ivan Tomshin Liberal Democrats 45 L 4 Stephen Pratt WA Labor 7 M 5 Laurentiu Zamfirescu Liberal Democrats 46 L 5 Victoria Helps WA Labor 8 M 6 Peter Leech Liberal Democrats 47 L 6 Kelly McManus WA Labor 9 B 1 Keith Pomeroy Liberals for Climate 48 F 2 Lynn MacLaren The Greens 10 B 2 Daniel Herron Liberals for Climate 49 F 3 Daniel Garlett The Greens 11 I 1 Ryan Oostryck Sustainable Australia 50 Q 2 Lewis Christian Butto Independent 12 I 2 Jane Loveday Sustainable Australia 51 V 1 Glen Michael Leslie Independent 13 P 1 Michele Castle Health Australia Party 52 V 2 Stephen Yarwood Independent 14 P 2 Catheryn Wright Health Australia Party 53 W 1 Stan Francis Independent 15 U 1 Katy Mair Western Australian Party 54 W 2 Jeremy Lay Independent 16 U 2 Gavin Waugh Western Australian Party 55 A 1 Graham West Independent 17 E 1 Samantha Vinci Great Australian Party 56 A 2 Liam Strickland Independent 18 E 2 Susan Hoddinott Great Australian Party 57 C 1 Jourdan Kestel Independent 19 K 1 Colleen Saporita Animal Justice 58 C 2 Lee Herridge Independent 20 K 2 Katrina Love Animal Justice 59 J 1 Mark Rowley Independent 21 Q 1 Dave Glossop Independent 60 J 2 Marlie Touchell Independent 22 O 1 Moshe Bernstein Legalise Cannabis WA 61 Y 1 Leon Hamilton Independent 23 O 2 Scott Shortland Legalise Cannabis WA 62 Z 1 Larry Foley Independent 24 R 1 Warnar Spyker Australian Christian 63 X 1 Marianne Mackay Socialist Alliance 25 R 2 Sylvia Iradukunda Australian Christian 64 X 2 Dirk Kelly Socialist Alliance 26 S 1 Cam Tinley No Mandatory Vacc.
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