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New South Wales Legislative Assembly Elections 1999: Two-Candidate Preferred Results by Polling Place NSW PARLIAMENTARY LIBRARY RESEARCH SERVICE New South Wales Legislative Assembly Elections 1999: Two-Candidate preferred results by Polling Place by Antony Green Background Paper No 6/99 RELATED PUBLICATIONS C NSW Elections 1999 by Antony Green, Background Paper 4/99 ISSN 1325-5142 ISBN 0 7313 1664 9 November 1999 © 1999 Except to the extent of the uses permitted under the Copyright Act 1968, no part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means including information storage and retrieval systems, without the prior written consent from the Librarian, New South Wales Parliamentary Library, other than by Members of the New South Wales Parliament in the course of their official duties. The views expressed in this paper are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of the New South Wales Parliamentary Library. 1999 New South Wales Election ALBURY Roll : 41571 (Turnout 93.0%) POLLING PLACES Glachan Douglas Total (LIB) (IND) Exhst Formal Informal Vote Votes % Votes % % 1 Albury 784 39.5 1201 60.5 118 2103 42 2.0 2145 2 Albury East 397 41.2 566 58.8 76 1039 10 1.0 1049 3 Albury High School 815 43.2 1071 56.8 100 1986 25 1.2 2011 4 Albury Mercy Hospital 59 34.9 110 65.1 10 179 1 0.6 180 5 Albury North 737 46.4 850 53.6 141 1728 41 2.3 1769 6 Albury South 492 39.7 747 60.3 79 1318 20 1.5 1338 7 Albury West 857 49.5 873 50.5 101 1831 29 1.6 1860 8 Balldale 80 67.8 38 32.2 11 129 0 0.0 129 9 Brocklesby 87 76.3 27 23.7 6 120 1 0.8 121 10 Burrumbuttock 131 68.2 61 31.8 7 199 2 1.0 201 11 Cookardinia 44 78.6 12 21.4 3 59 1 1.7 60 12 Corowa 742 49.1 770 50.9 126 1638 39 2.3 1677 13 Corowa Hospital 519 52.7 465 47.3 76 1060 23 2.1 1083 14 Corowa South 360 54.4 302 45.6 46 708 11 1.5 719 15 Culcairn 451 61.4 284 38.6 95 830 8 1.0 838 16 Daysdale 63 66.3 32 33.7 6 101 0 0.0 101 17 Gerogery 129 55.4 104 44.6 25 258 3 1.1 261 18 Glenroy 906 49.0 944 51.0 161 2011 44 2.1 2055 19 Henty 416 67.3 202 32.7 74 692 6 0.9 698 20 Howlong 551 46.4 636 53.6 122 1309 21 1.6 1330 21 Hume 666 48.1 720 51.9 118 1504 25 1.6 1529 22 Jindera 582 66.7 290 33.3 65 937 6 0.6 943 23 Lavington 1391 50.8 1346 49.2 278 3015 62 2.0 3077 24 Lavington East 961 52.1 884 47.9 192 2037 51 2.4 2088 25 Lowesdale 68 60.2 45 39.8 4 117 1 0.8 118 26 Morven 37 59.7 25 40.3 5 67 0 0.0 67 27 Mullengandra 62 61.4 39 38.6 4 105 1 0.9 106 28 Mulwala 644 63.6 368 36.4 134 1146 12 1.0 1158 29 Rennie 76 74.5 26 25.5 6 108 1 0.9 109 30 Springdale Heights 283 50.6 276 49.4 60 619 8 1.3 627 31 St Marks 653 47.0 736 53.0 146 1535 30 1.9 1565 32 Sydney (Albury) 8 61.5 5 38.5 1 14 0 0.0 14 33 Table Top 147 55.1 120 44.9 13 280 0 0.0 280 34 Thurgoona 761 48.8 798 51.2 121 1680 25 1.5 1705 35 Walbundrie 145 73.2 53 26.8 7 205 0 0.0 205 36 Walla Walla 287 63.2 167 36.8 31 485 2 0.4 487 Total Booth Votes 15391 50.3 15193 49.7 2568 33152 551 1.6 33703 Absent Votes 614 56.3 477 43.7 122 1213 14 1.1 1227 Dec Inst Votes 69 61.1 44 38.9 8 121 3 2.4 124 Postal Votes 760 61.4 477 38.6 93 1330 2 0.2 1332 Pre-Poll Votes 1078 51.1 1033 48.9 148 2259 12 0.5 2271 Section Votes 1 20.0 4 80.0 0 5 1 16.7 6 Total Declaration 2522 55.3 2035 44.7 371 4928 32 0.6 4960 Grand Total 17913 51.0 17226 49.0 2941 38080 583 1.5 38663 1 1999 New South Wales Election AUBURN Roll : 45150 (Turnout 93.6%) POLLING PLACES Nagle Borluk Total (ALP) (LIB) Exhst Formal Informal Vote Votes % Votes % % 1 Auburn 2579 67.7 1230 32.3 357 4166 212 4.8 4378 2 Auburn East 616 78.2 172 21.8 93 881 41 4.4 922 3 Auburn Hospital 602 67.6 288 32.4 65 955 33 3.3 988 4 Auburn North 1180 71.8 464 28.2 126 1770 39 2.2 1809 5 Auburn West 2083 73.7 744 26.3 252 3079 117 3.7 3196 6 Baden 392 73.1 144 26.9 103 639 31 4.6 670 7 Berala 2273 78.8 611 21.2 370 3254 144 4.2 3398 8 Birrong 1884 77.1 560 22.9 332 2776 111 3.8 2887 9 Chester Hill 989 77.3 291 22.7 165 1445 53 3.5 1498 10 Horton Street 322 71.6 128 28.4 71 521 18 3.3 539 11 Kingsland 1427 72.5 540 27.5 215 2182 75 3.3 2257 12 Lidcombe 2761 77.4 808 22.6 419 3988 168 4.0 4156 13 Lidcombe South 1013 76.7 308 23.3 132 1453 48 3.2 1501 14 Regents Park 1152 75.1 381 24.9 170 1703 49 2.8 1752 15 Sefton 1345 73.7 481 26.3 241 2067 91 4.2 2158 16 Silverwater 629 69.0 282 31.0 70 981 28 2.8 1009 17 Sydney (Auburn) 56 81.2 13 18.8 10 79 1 1.3 80 18 Yagoona 1255 80.0 313 20.0 149 1717 101 5.6 1818 19 Yagoona East 593 76.2 185 23.8 86 864 26 2.9 890 20 Yagoona West 869 78.1 244 21.9 102 1215 44 3.5 1259 Total Booth Votes 24020 74.6 8187 25.4 3528 35735 1430 3.8 37165 Absent Votes 1442 73.8 511 26.2 330 2283 95 4.0 2378 Dec Inst Votes 91 65.5 48 34.5 11 150 2 1.3 152 Postal Votes 801 73.0 297 27.0 120 1218 28 2.2 1246 Pre-Poll Votes 775 68.3 359 31.7 132 1266 20 1.6 1286 Section Votes 30 85.7 5 14.3 3 38 6 13.6 44 Total Declaration 3139 72.0 1220 28.0 596 4955 151 3.0 5106 Grand Total 27158 74.3 9409 25.7 4123 40690 1581 3.7 42271 2 1999 New South Wales Election BALLINA Roll : 43298 (Turnout 91.8%) POLLING PLACES Dakin Page Total (ALP) (NAT) Exhst Formal Informal Vote Votes % Votes % % 1 Alstonville 771 27.7 2014 72.3 222 3007 74 2.4 3081 2 Ballina 1240 36.0 2201 64.0 257 3698 75 2.0 3773 3 Ballina East 742 33.6 1468 66.4 160 2370 46 1.9 2416 4 Ballina Hospital 727 37.9 1193 62.1 140 2060 40 1.9 2100 5 Ballina West 470 34.0 913 66.0 67 1450 44 2.9 1494 6 Bangalow 320 37.1 542 62.9 136 998 12 1.2 1010 7 Billinudgel 287 45.2 348 54.8 67 702 12 1.7 714 8 Broken Head 330 51.6 310 48.4 151 791 11 1.4 802 9 Brunswick Heads 570 42.9 758 57.1 151 1479 32 2.1 1511 10 Byron Bay 892 51.1 852 48.9 363 2107 44 2.0 2151 11 Byron Bay South 459 43.9 587 56.1 140 1186 21 1.7 1207 12 Coorabell 50 36.0 89 64.0 24 163 4 2.4 167 13 Durrumbul 56 40.3 83 59.7 13 152 4 2.6 156 14 Empire Vale 61 33.5 121 66.5 27 209 2 0.9 211 15 Ewingsdale 123 33.1 249 66.9 46 418 8 1.9 426 16 Fernleigh 74 31.6 160 68.4 27 261 16 5.8 277 17 Goonengerry 92 65.7 48 34.3 44 184 1 0.5 185 18 Lennox Head 824 38.9 1296 61.1 216 2336 50 2.1 2386 19 Main Arm Upper 68 66.7 34 33.3 31 133 3 2.2 136 20 Meerschaum Vale 38 24.8 115 75.2 15 168 2 1.2 170 21 Mullumbimby 930 42.2 1276 57.8 324 2530 57 2.2 2587 22 Newrybar 161 36.1 285 63.9 40 486 4 0.8 490 23 Ocean Shores 721 48.9 752 51.1 181 1654 42 2.5 1696 24 Pimlico 52 24.4 161 75.6 9 222 5 2.2 227 25 Pottsville Beach 606 49.1 628 50.9 90 1324 46 3.4 1370 26 Rous Mill 93 20.9 351 79.1 34 478 6 1.2 484 27 Sydney (Ballina) 14 46.7 16 53.3 8 38 0 0.0 38 28 Tintenbar 139 33.0 282 67.0 31 452 4 0.9 456 29 Wilsons Creek 100 74.6 34 25.4 38 172 2 1.1 174 30 Wollongbar 383 28.3 968 71.7 107 1458 26 1.8 1484 Total Booth Votes 11393 38.6 18134 61.4 3159 32686 693 2.1 33379 Absent Votes 925 42.4 1259 57.6 369 2553 66 2.5 2619 Dec Inst Votes 49 29.3 118 70.7 5 172 3 1.7 175 Postal Votes 442 28.6 1103 71.4 120 1665 6 0.4 1671 Pre-Poll Votes 528 31.2 1166 68.8 137 1831 37 2.0 1868 Section Votes 10 47.6 11 52.4 4 25 0 0.0 25 Total Declaration 1954 34.8 3657 65.2 635 6246 112 1.8 6358 Grand Total 13347 38.0 21790 62.0 3795 38932 805 2.0 39737 3 1999 New South Wales Election BANKSTOWN Roll : 44744 (Turnout 91.2%) POLLING PLACES Stewart Barrett Total (ALP) (LIB) Exhst Formal Informal Vote Votes % Votes % % 1 Bankstown 1250 81.5 283 18.5 141 1674 51 3.0 1725 2 Bankstown Central 2214 85.0 390 15.0 222 2826 161 5.4 2987 3 Bankstown Hospital 22 78.6 6 21.4 1 29 1 3.3 30 4 Bankstown North 382 76.2 119 23.8 61 562 31 5.2 593 5 Bankstown South 1264 78.9 338 21.1 118 1720 87 4.8 1807 6 Bankstown West 460 75.7 148 24.3 38 646 34 5.0 680 7 Chullora 1620 78.7 439 21.3 218 2277 105 4.4 2382 8 Condell Park South 1386 80.3 340 19.7 168 1894 82 4.1 1976 9 Enfield West 1075 67.5 518 32.5 170 1763 53 2.9 1816 10 Etela 985 84.8 176 15.2 105 1266 72 5.4 1338 11 Gosling Park 1130 77.6 326 22.4 126 1582 44 2.7 1626 12 Greenacre 3918 79.5 1011 20.5 358 5287 332 5.9 5619 13 Greenacre South 1022 79.6 262 20.4 130 1414 63 4.3 1477 14 Hillcrest 1213 85.5 205 14.5 128 1546 78 4.8 1624 15 Lakemba 1267 85.0 224 15.0 113 1604 81 4.8 1685 16 Lakemba North 1259 91.4 119 8.6 117 1495 75 4.8 1570 17 Mount Lewis 1535 82.3 331 17.7 124 1990 78 3.8 2068 18 Paxton Avenue 1477 81.6 334 18.4 176 1987 146 6.8 2133 19 Restwell Street 1391 84.7 252 15.3 135 1778 109 5.8 1887 20 Sydney (Bankstown) 61 73.5 22 26.5 14 97 1 1.0 98 21 William Street 247 85.2 43 14.8 33 323 12 3.6 335 Total Booth Votes 25178 81.1 5886 18.9 2696 33760 1696 4.8 35456 Absent Votes 1855 75.7 597 24.3 348 2800 106 3.6 2906 Dec Inst Votes 33 76.7 10 23.3 3 46 1 2.1 47 Postal Votes 721 69.3 320 30.7 105 1146 9 0.8 1155 Pre-Poll Votes 770 76.2 240 23.8 98 1108 24 2.1 1132 Section Votes 80 87.9 11 12.1 10 101 4 3.8 105 Total Declaration 3459 74.6 1178 25.4 564 5201 144 2.7 5345 Grand Total 28637 80.2 7062 19.8 3262 38961 1840 4.5 40801 4 1999 New South Wales Election BARWON Roll : 43149 (Turnout 92.0%) POLLING PLACES Dillon Slack-Smith Total (ALP) (NAT) Exhst Formal Informal Vote Votes % Votes % % 1 Ashley 48 28.9 118 71.1 24 190 0 0.0 190 2 Baan Baa 9 10.1 80 89.9 20 109 0 0.0 109 3 Balladoran 13 17.6 61 82.4 34 108 0 0.0 108 4 Baradine 157 33.1 317 66.9 156 630 9 1.4 639 5 Barraba 340 33.6 671 66.4 180 1191 22 1.8 1213 6 Bellata 29 16.0 152 84.0 31 212 1 0.5 213 7 Bingara 340 35.7 613 64.3 184 1137 20 1.7 1157 8 Boggabilla 178 46.4 206 53.6 42 426 12 2.7 438 9 Boggabri 183 31.3 402 68.7 91 676 19 2.7 695 10 Boomi 41 29.9 96 70.1 12 149 3 2.0 152 11 Brewarrina 249 52.4 226 47.6 50 525 18 3.3 543 12 Bugaldie 11 16.4 56 83.6 15 82 1 1.2 83 13 Bullarah 28 23.1 93 76.9 7 128 0 0.0 128 14 Burren Junction 10 7.1 130 92.9 18 158 1 0.6 159 15 Carinda 22 18.6
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