WESTERN AUSTRALIAN STATE ELECTION 2013

ANALYSIS OF RESULTS

by Antony Green

for the

Western Australian Parliamentary Library and Information Services

Election Papers Series No. 1/2013

 2013

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Related Publications  2011 Redistribution Western Australia – Analysis of Final Electoral Boundaries by Antony Green. Election paper series 1/2011.  Western Australian State Election 2008 Analysis of Results by Antony Green. Election paper series 1/2009.  2007 Electoral Distribution Western Australia: Analysis of Final Boundaries Election papers series 2/2007  Western Australian State Election 2005 - Analysis of Results by Antony Green. Election papers series 2/2005.  2003 Electoral Distribution Western Australia: Analysis of Final Boundaries Election papers series 2/2003.  Western Australian State Elections 2001 by Antony Green. Election papers series 2/2001.  Western Australian State Elections 1996 by Antony Green. Election papers series 1/2001.

2013 WESTERN AUSTRALIAN ELECTION 9 March 2013 Analysis of Results

CONTENTS

Page Introduction 1

Legislative Assembly Summary of First Preference Votes 5 Detail of Result by Electoral Division 8 Summary of Two-Party Preferred Results 20 Regional Summaries 26 Summary of Preference Distributions 28

Legislative Council Summary of First Preference Votes and Region Totals 31 Detail of Result by Region 34 Upper and Lower House Vote Comparisons 48

New and Departing Members 52

Summary of Redistribution 54

Legislative Assembly By-elections 2008-2013 57

Legislative Council Casual Vacancies 2008-2013 57

Symbols .. Nil or rounded to zero * Sitting member + Sitting member switching chamber .... ‘Ghost’ candidate, where a party contesting the previous election did not nominate for the current election

Party Abbreviations ACP Australian Christians (formerly Christian Democratic Party) ALP Australian Labor Party CDP Christian Democrat Party (only contested by-elections) CEC Citizens Electoral Council (only contested by-elections FFP Family First GRN The Greens IND Independents LIB Liberal Party NAT The Nationals OTH Others SFP Shooters and Fishers - Unaffiliated candidates

Important Dates Issue of Writs 6 February 2013 Close of Rolls 14 February 2013 Close of Nominations 15 February 2013 Lodgement of Council Ticket Votes 18 February 2013 Polling Day 9 March 2013 Close of Receipt for Postal Votes 14 March 2013 Writ Returned 5 April 2013

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INTRODUCTION This paper provides a summary of the 2013 Western Australian election. It contains details of voting for all Legislative Assembly districts and Legislative Council regions, as well as relevant summary statistics for both chambers.

The 2013 election was the first held following the introduction of fixed date elections. It was conducted on new electoral boundaries, though the number of members in both chambers, as well as the distribution of electorates between Perth and non-metropolitan areas, remained unchanged.

Format for Legislative Assembly Results.

For each Legislative Assembly district, details of the first preference votes and percentages received by each candidate are provided, as well as the final count after the distribution of preferences. Where appropriate, an alternative two-party preferred count is included. The format of the results is as follows:

First Count: The total of first preferences for each candidate is shown, with the candidate’s percentages calculated by dividing the first preference vote by the formal vote. Swing is calculated by subtracting the percentage vote received by the party at the 2008 election from the percentage received at the 2013 election. Where the parties contesting the district differ from the 2008 election, ‘ghost’ candidates (indicated by ‘...’) have been included to represent candidates not contesting the current election. All results from 2008 have been adjusted to take account of the redistribution.

Final Count: Represents the two-candidate preferred count after the full distribution of preferences. Ballot papers that did not include a preference choosing between the final two candidates are included in the total for ‘Exhausted’ votes. Two-candidate preferred percentages are calculated by dividing the two-candidate preferred vote for each candidate by the total votes remaining in the count that is the formal vote minus the exhausted votes. Two-candidate preferred swings are shown compared to the results of the 2008 election adjusted for the redistribution. Where the party composition of the final two candidates differs from the 2008 election (e.g. Kalgoorlie), ghost candidates appear and three swing figures are shown.

2-Party Preferred: This total appears in electorates that did not finish as a contest between Labor and Liberal candidates. It shows the alternate two-party preferred count between Labor and Liberal candidates, as well as change in percentage vote since the 2008 election.

Two-Candidate Preferred versus Two-Party Preferred Results

The two-candidate preferred count for an electorate is defined as the final tally after the formal distribution of preferences, which is conducted by the successive exclusion of the lowest polling candidates and re-examination of their ballot papers to determine the next valid preference. The two- party preferred count represents a similar distribution of preferences, but at all stages retains the final two candidates as representatives of the Labor and Liberal Parties.

In 49 of the 59 Legislative Assembly electorates, the final two-candidate preferred was a also the two- party preferred count between Labor and Liberal candidates. In eight electorates the final two- candidate preferred count was between Liberal and National candidates (Central Wheatbelt, Eyre, Geraldton, Kalgoorlie, Moore, North West Coastal, Wagin, Warren-Blackwood), one finished as a Labor-National contest (Pilbara) while Kwinana was a contest between Labor and an Independent candidate.

In these ten electorates, the Electoral Commission conducted a second distribution of preferences between Labor and Liberal candidates to produce a two-party preferred count. This included an extra count in Pilbara, where the Labor-National finish could have been used as the two-party preferred, as it was at the 2008 election.

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Throughout this publication, the Labor-Liberal count for Pilbara has been used as the two-party preferred total, but appropriate reference is given to the Labor-National finish and how this compares with the 2008 election result.

In 2008 the WAEC did not conduct this second count in Pilbara and the Labor-National count was used as the two-party preferred total. In the analysis of two-party preferred totals beginning on page 20, an alternate state wide two-party preferred is provided using the Labor-National count in Pilbara. At various points in this publication, both margins against Labor are used for Pilbara, with relevant references included in notes.

Defining Holding Parties and Sitting Members

The party status of the three electorates listed below has been modified to take account of by- elections, changes in party affiliation and the redistribution.

• Fremantle was won by Labor at the 2008 election, but lost to Green candidate Adele Carles at a May 2009 by-election. Carles became an Independent in May 2010 and re-contested the 2013 election as an Independent. Fremantle has been classed as Independent held. • Morley was won by Liberal candidate Ian Britza in 2008, but the redistribution turned his seat into a notional Labor seat. Britza contested the 2013 election, is shown as a sitting member and was re-elected, but the seat has been classed as notionally Labor held and listed as a Liberal gain. • North West was won for Labor by Vince Catania at the 2008 election. In July 2009 he left Labor and joined the Nationals. The redistribution subsequently re-named the seat North West Central, the new boundaries also notionally overturning the Labor majority. North West Central has been classified as National held based on Catania being the sitting member.

North West Central was one of four electorates with a new name at the 2013 election. The other three electorates to change name were Mindarie (formerly Butler), Nollamara (Mirrabooka) and Blackwood- Stirling (Warren-Blackwood).

Given these changes, the starting point of party holdings for the 2013 election was Labor 27 (losing Fremantle and North West Central, gaining Morley), Liberal 23 (losing Morley), Nationals five (gaining North West Central) and Independents four (gaining Fremantle).

All sitting members of the Legislative Assembly are indicated with ‘*’. This includes Ian Britza in Morley, and Brendon Grylls is also listed as a sitting member despite leaving Central Wheatbelt and contesting the Labor-held electorate of Pilbara.

A summary of defeated and newly elected members for both the Assembly and the Council is provided on page 52.

Summary of Redistribution

A summary of the 2011 redistribution can be found on page 54. It includes old and new margins for all seats, along with notes on retiring members. More detail on the redistribution can be found in “2011 Redistribution Western Australia: Analysis of Final Electoral Boundaries”, Western Australian Parliamentary Library Election Papers Series No. 1/2011.

By-elections and Casual Vacancies

Details of the Fremantle, Willagee and Armadale by-elections can be found on Page 57. Details of Legislative Council casual vacancies can be found on the same page. By-elections were conducted on the old electoral boundaries and all calculations of swing are compared to the actual results of the 2008 election.

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Christian Democratic Party/Australian Christians

The Christian Democratic Party changed its name to Australian Christians ahead of the 2013 election. At all times in analysing the results of the 2013 election, changes in vote are calculated by comparing support for the Australian Christians against support for the Christian Democrats in 2008. The affiliation ‘CDP’ has been retained for the three by-elections conducted during the life of the parliament.

Exhausted Votes

Under the WA Electoral Act, ballot papers with a valid first preference vote but with duplicate or broken sequences of preferences, can remain in the count as formal votes, but they ‘exhaust’ their preferences before reaching one of the final two candidates in the contest. Ballot papers of this type are often called ‘Langer’votes, a reference to the political activist who advocated voting in this manner when the same formality rules applied for Commonwealth elections. The small number of exhausted ballots is indicated in the result for each electorate.

Legislative Assembly Electorates Decided on Preferences.

Preference distributions were conducted in all 59 electorates, but in 29 of these contests, the winning candidates polled more than 50% of the first preference vote. Of the 29 electorates where preferences were not required, 23 were won by the Liberal Party, five by Labor and one, Wagin, by the National Party.

Thirty electorates were decided on preferences. The Liberal Party won eight contests where preferences were required to be distributed. Of the sixteen electorates won by Labor on preferences, two (Maylands, Midland) saw Labor win after trailing on first preferences, where three other contests (Albany, Collie-Preston, Kimberley) saw Labor win after leading on first preferences but trailing the combined Liberal and National Party vote at all stages of the count. The National party won six electorates on preferences, including two (Kalgoorlie, Moore) where the party trailed on first preferences.

Labor preferences were distributed in eight electorates that finished as Liberal-National contests. In a break with past practice, the Labor Party did not direct preferences to the National Party in all electorates. In seven of these eight electorates, the Labor candidate was the last to be excluded. In the three electorates where Labor recommended preferences to National candidates, the flow of Labor preferences averaged 79.2%. In the four electorates where Labor recommended preferences to the Liberal Party, the flow of Labor preferences to the National Party averaged only 55.2%.

Selected analysis of preference flows can be found on page 28.

Format for Legislative Council Results

Results for the Legislative Council are provided in several formats beginning on page 31. Overall Council totals are provided as well as summary tables of the change in party vote in each region. The Legislative Council tables display party totals as both percentages and quotas of votes.

Following the summary tables, a more detailed breakdown of support by candidate and ballot paper group is provided for each region. The total number of ticket votes for each group is shown as well as the percentage of each group’s vote that were ticket votes. Sitting members, elected and defeated candidates are shown.

A summary of the distribution of preferences follows the detailed table for each region. In several regions, in particular Agricultural as well as Mining and Pastoral, the final seat was filled by complex flows of party preferences determined by the registered ticket votes. The summaries attempt to explain how the final vacancy was filled in each region.

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Acknowledgement and Disclaimer

I would like to express my thanks to the staff of the Western Australian Electoral Commission for their assistance in preparing this publication. All results have been taken from the WAEC's web site (http://www.elections.wa.gov.au/) and drafts of the official Statistical Returns.

All calculations of percentages and swing are the responsibility of the author, who also takes full responsibility for errors and omissions.

Antony Green May 2013

Comments to: [email protected]

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SUMMARY OF FIRST PREFERENCE VOTES STATE-WIDE TOTALS

Candi Seats Party dates Won Change Votes % Votes Swing Liberal Party 59 31 +8 557,917 47.10 +8.71 Labor Party 59 21 -6 392,470 33.13 -2.70 Greens 59 .. .. 99,437 8.40 -3.52 National Party 17 7 +2 71,694 6.05 +1.18 Independent 33 .. -4 33,028 2.79 -1.55 Australian Christians 42 .. .. 21,451 1.81 -0.77 Family First 16 .. .. 7,039 0.59 -1.35 Unaffiliated Candidates 6 .. .. 1,439 0.12 +0.12 Citizens Electoral Council ...... -0.11 Formal 291 .. .. 1,184,475 94.00 -0.68 Informal 75,577 6.00 +0.68 Total Votes 1,260,052 89.21 +2.73 Roll 1,412,533 Note: Change column is based on redistribution and takes account of the Fremantle by-election. See notes on page 2. Compared to the actual results of the 2008 election, the change column would read Liberal (+7), Labor (- 7), National (+3) and Independent (-3).

Seats Changing Party

Liberal gain from Labor (6) Balcatta Belmont Forrestfield Joondalup Morley (Liberal MP re-elected – see notes on page 2) Perth

Liberal gain from Independent (2) Alfred Cove Churchlands

National gain from Labor (1) Pilbara

National gain from Independent (1) Kalgoorlie

Labor gain from Independent (1) Fremantle

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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF FIRST PREFERENCE VOTE BY ELECTORATE Electoral First Preference Votes Informal Total District LIB NAT ALP GRN OTH Votes Votes Turnout Albany 6061 4357 8284 1137 1217 828 21884 23572 Alfred Cove 13523 .. 3532 1665 2275 1047 22042 24128 Armadale 6613 .. 10836 1333 1403 1562 21747 24757 Balcatta 10756 .. 7341 1705 942 1727 22471 25071 Bassendean 8167 .. 9663 2119 733 1854 22536 25011 Bateman 12697 .. 5044 2081 .. 1451 21273 23196 Belmont 8679 .. 7827 1504 421 1317 19748 22570 Bunbury 10375 1562 5595 1250 902 1320 21004 23534 Butler 9991 .. 10510 2067 529 1699 24796 28575 Cannington 8310 .. 8457 1850 702 1536 20855 23753 Carine 13582 .. 5278 2024 581 959 22424 24458 Central Wheatbelt 6088 8414 3375 637 802 1076 20392 22496 Churchlands 13366 .. 3543 1740 4010 829 23488 25702 Cockburn 9336 .. 10628 1687 578 1235 23464 25875 Collie-Preston 8250 1513 8708 1010 687 1069 21237 23155 Cottesloe 14036 .. 2650 2246 2763 781 22476 24964 Darling Range 13454 .. 6494 2144 1154 1539 24785 27041 Dawesville 11700 488 6050 1068 1593 1297 22196 24778 Eyre 5870 5258 2082 715 366 816 15107 17309 Forrestfield 9866 .. 8656 1434 1311 1600 22867 25453 Fremantle 7760 .. 8249 3925 1663 1219 22816 25922 Geraldton 9167 5081 3299 1239 469 1161 20416 22752 Girrawheen 9408 .. 9724 1289 1648 1824 23893 26514 Gosnells 8040 .. 9237 1207 2133 1682 22299 24976 Hillarys 13484 .. 4934 2015 545 1232 22210 24584 Jandakot 11998 .. 7834 1841 .. 1351 23024 25129 Joondalup 9961 .. 7519 1837 503 1349 21169 23832 Kalamunda 9624 .. 4480 1658 4512 1213 21487 23739 Kalgoorlie 3748 3717 1928 450 202 602 10647 13195 Kimberley 2924 2085 3030 2664 657 595 11955 16387 Kingsley 13030 .. 6326 1846 510 1207 22919 24866 Kwinana 5330 .. 9819 1340 5942 1633 24064 27393 Mandurah 7531 367 10507 724 890 957 20976 23789 Maylands 8893 .. 8796 2554 533 1445 22221 25037 Midland 9362 .. 8489 1905 520 1386 21662 24209 Mirrabooka 7879 .. 9661 1757 954 2239 22490 25691 Moore 7896 7510 3316 1131 386 1059 21298 23506 Morley 9932 .. 7868 1371 735 1851 21757 24212 Mount Lawley 11537 .. 6888 2086 639 1446 22596 25282 Murray-Wellington 10044 2280 5674 1134 1004 1507 21643 23919 Nedlands 12351 .. 2987 2752 3074 827 21991 24440 North West Central 2114 3175 1523 364 86 454 7716 9730 Ocean Reef 13700 .. 5384 1409 544 1430 22467 24931 Perth 10318 .. 7666 2706 522 1300 22512 26063 Pilbara 2911 4866 3758 628 435 663 13261 17292 Riverton 11807 .. 7388 1291 477 1237 22200 24090 Rockingham 6744 .. 11716 1265 1048 1341 22114 25134 Scarborough 12681 .. 5036 2294 495 1156 21662 24670 South Perth 13654 .. 4432 1800 501 1095 21482 24249 Southern River 13949 .. 6421 1176 570 1464 23580 25958 Swan Hills 11446 .. 8159 2028 941 1312 23886 26121 Vasse 11593 1474 2501 2026 2637 848 21079 23114 Victoria Park 8591 .. 8978 2528 .. 1402 21499 25119 Wagin 3316 12108 2122 849 620 869 19884 21921 Wanneroo 11932 .. 6887 1611 996 1504 22930 25407 Warnbro 8846 .. 12153 2016 .. 1800 24815 28087 Warren-Blackwood 6699 7439 3331 3612 1101 1322 23504 25730 West Swan 9900 .. 10617 1059 557 1622 23755 26251 Willagee 7097 .. 9280 2634 939 1431 21381 23894 TOTAL 557917 71694 392470 99437 62957 75577 1260052 1412533

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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF PERCENTAGE VOTE BY ELECTORATE Electoral Percentage of First Preference Votes Informal District LIB NAT ALP GRN OTH Votes Turnout Albany 28.8 20.7 39.3 5.4 5.8 3.8 92.8 Alfred Cove 64.4 .. 16.8 7.9 10.8 4.8 91.4 Armadale 32.8 .. 53.7 6.6 7.0 7.2 87.8 Balcatta 51.9 .. 35.4 8.2 4.5 7.7 89.6 Bassendean 39.5 .. 46.7 10.2 3.5 8.2 90.1 Bateman 64.1 .. 25.4 10.5 .. 6.8 91.7 Belmont 47.1 .. 42.5 8.2 2.3 6.7 87.5 Bunbury 52.7 7.9 28.4 6.4 4.6 6.3 89.2 Butler 43.3 .. 45.5 8.9 2.3 6.9 86.8 Cannington 43.0 .. 43.8 9.6 3.6 7.4 87.8 Carine 63.3 .. 24.6 9.4 2.7 4.3 91.7 Central Wheatbelt 31.5 43.6 17.5 3.3 4.2 5.3 90.6 Churchlands 59.0 .. 15.6 7.7 17.7 3.5 91.4 Cockburn 42.0 .. 47.8 7.6 2.6 5.3 90.7 Collie-Preston 40.9 7.5 43.2 5.0 3.4 5.0 91.7 Cottesloe 64.7 .. 12.2 10.4 12.7 3.5 90.0 Darling Range 57.9 .. 27.9 9.2 5.0 6.2 91.7 Dawesville 56.0 2.3 28.9 5.1 7.6 5.8 89.6 Eyre 41.1 36.8 14.6 5.0 2.6 5.4 87.3 Forrestfield 46.4 .. 40.7 6.7 6.2 7.0 89.8 Fremantle 35.9 .. 38.2 18.2 7.7 5.3 88.0 Geraldton 47.6 26.4 17.1 6.4 2.4 5.7 89.7 Girrawheen 42.6 .. 44.1 5.8 7.5 7.6 90.1 Gosnells 39.0 .. 44.8 5.9 10.3 7.5 89.3 Hillarys 64.3 .. 23.5 9.6 2.6 5.5 90.3 Jandakot 55.4 .. 36.1 8.5 .. 5.9 91.6 Joondalup 50.3 .. 37.9 9.3 2.5 6.4 88.8 Kalamunda 47.5 .. 22.1 8.2 22.3 5.6 90.5 Kalgoorlie 37.3 37.0 19.2 4.5 2.0 5.7 80.7 Kimberley 25.7 18.4 26.7 23.5 5.8 5.0 73.0 Kingsley 60.0 .. 29.1 8.5 2.3 5.3 92.2 Kwinana 23.8 .. 43.8 6.0 26.5 6.8 87.8 Mandurah 37.6 1.8 52.5 3.6 4.4 4.6 88.2 Maylands 42.8 .. 42.3 12.3 2.6 6.5 88.8 Midland 46.2 .. 41.9 9.4 2.6 6.4 89.5 Mirrabooka 38.9 .. 47.7 8.7 4.7 10.0 87.5 Moore 39.0 37.1 16.4 5.6 1.9 5.0 90.6 Morley 49.9 .. 39.5 6.9 3.7 8.5 89.9 Mount Lawley 54.5 .. 32.6 9.9 3.0 6.4 89.4 Murray-Wellington 49.9 11.3 28.2 5.6 5.0 7.0 90.5 Nedlands 58.4 .. 14.1 13.0 14.5 3.8 90.0 North West Central 29.1 43.7 21.0 5.0 1.2 5.9 79.3 Ocean Reef 65.1 .. 25.6 6.7 2.6 6.4 90.1 Perth 48.6 .. 36.1 12.8 2.5 5.8 86.4 Pilbara 23.1 38.6 29.8 5.0 3.5 5.0 76.7 Riverton 56.3 .. 35.2 6.2 2.3 5.6 92.2 Rockingham 32.5 .. 56.4 6.1 5.0 6.1 88.0 Scarborough 61.8 .. 24.6 11.2 2.4 5.3 87.8 South Perth 67.0 .. 21.7 8.8 2.5 5.1 88.6 Southern River 63.1 .. 29.0 5.3 2.6 6.2 90.8 Swan Hills 50.7 .. 36.1 9.0 4.2 5.5 91.4 Vasse 57.3 7.3 12.4 10.0 13.0 4.0 91.2 Victoria Park 42.7 .. 44.7 12.6 .. 6.5 85.6 Wagin 17.4 63.7 11.2 4.5 3.3 4.4 90.7 Wanneroo 55.7 .. 32.1 7.5 4.6 6.6 90.3 Warnbro 38.4 .. 52.8 8.8 .. 7.3 88.4 Warren-Blackwood 30.2 33.5 15.0 16.3 5.0 5.6 91.3 West Swan 44.7 .. 48.0 4.8 2.5 6.8 90.5 Willagee 35.6 .. 46.5 13.2 4.7 6.7 89.5 TOTAL 47.1 6.1 33.1 8.4 5.3 6.0 89.2

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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY ELECTORATE RESULTS

Albany Roll 23572 Armadale Roll 24757 Candidate Party Votes % Swing Candidate Party Votes % Swing

First Count First Count Critchison FFP 386 1.8 -0.4 Webster LIB 6613 32.8 +6.8 Vermeulen ACP 831 3.9 -0.9 Buti * ALP 10836 53.7 -2.3 Sutton NAT 4357 20.7 +7.3 Van Burgel ACP 1403 7.0 -0.3 Watson * ALP 8284 39.3 +0.2 Pages-Oliver GRN 1333 6.6 -4.2 Evers GRN 1137 5.4 -2.2 Cosh LIB 6061 28.8 -4.1 Final Count Webster LIB 8149 40.4 +5.2 Final Count Buti * ALP 12032 59.6 -5.2 Watson * ALP 10957 52.0 +1.8 Exhausted 4 0.0 Cosh LIB 10094 48.0 -1.8 Exhausted 5 0.0 Formal 20185 92.8 -1.2 Informal 1562 7.2 +1.2 Formal 21056 96.2 -0.9 Total / Turnout 21747 87.8 Informal 828 3.8 +0.9 Note: See by-election page 57. Total / Turnout 21884 92.8

Balcatta (LIB Gain) Roll 25071 Alfred Cove (LIB gain) Roll 24128 Candidate Party Votes % Swing Candidate Party Votes % Swing First Count First Count Young GRN 1705 8.2 -3.3 Gom - 161 0.8 +0.8 Hatton LIB 10756 51.9 +10.7 Harman GRN 1665 7.9 -2.0 Kidima IND 122 0.6 +0.6 Nalder LIB 13523 64.4 +19.4 Dodd ACP 322 1.6 -2.0 Woollard * IND 2114 10.1 -13.3 Ruzzi IND 234 1.1 +1.1 Houston ALP 3532 16.8 -3.2 Pettigrew ALP 7341 35.4 -6.5 .... ACP 0.0 -1.6 Croll FFP 264 1.3 -0.6 .... FFP 0.0 -0.1 Final Count Final Count Hatton LIB 11886 57.3 +9.5 Nalder LIB 15445 73.6 +23.8 Pettigrew ALP 8841 42.7 -9.5 Woollard * IND 0 0.0 -50.2 Exhausted 17 0.1 Houston ALP 5544 26.4 +26.4 Formal 20744 92.3 -0.7 Exhausted 6 0.0 Informal 1727 7.7 +0.7 2-Party Preferred Total / Turnout 22471 89.6 Nalder LIB 15445 73.6 +7.6 Note: Labor MP John Kobelke retired. Houston ALP 5544 26.4 -7.6 Exhausted 6 0.0 Formal 20995 95.2 -0.7 Bassendean Roll 25011 Informal 1047 4.8 +0.7 Candidate Party Votes % Swing Total / Turnout 22042 91.4 First Count Brown LIB 8167 39.5 +9.6 Mewhor ACP 733 3.5 -1.8 Carter GRN 2119 10.2 -4.9 Kelly ALP 9663 46.7 -0.7 .... IND 0.0 -2.2 Final Count Brown LIB 9273 44.9 +5.2 Kelly ALP 11397 55.1 -5.2 Exhausted 12 0.1 Formal 20682 91.8 -0.7 Informal 1854 8.2 +0.7 Total / Turnout 22536 90.1 Note: Labor MP Martin Whitely retired.

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Bateman Roll 23196 Bunbury Roll 23534 Candidate Party Votes % Swing Candidate Party Votes % Swing

First Count First Count Leighton GRN 2081 10.5 -2.4 Canedoli IND 285 1.4 +1.4 Taylor LIB 12697 64.1 +11.9 Steele ALP 5595 28.4 -1.2 Chasland ALP 5044 25.4 -4.1 Dabrowski ACP 243 1.2 -0.9 .... IND 0.0 -1.7 Hutchins GRN 1250 6.4 -2.6 .... ACP 0.0 -3.5 Rose FFP 374 1.9 -4.0 .... FFP 0.0 -0.2 Castrilli * LIB 10375 52.7 +0.7 Forsyth NAT 1562 7.9 +6.8 Final Count .... OTH 0.0 -0.2 Taylor LIB 13440 67.8 +8.4 Chasland ALP 6372 32.2 -8.4 Final Count Exhausted 10 0.1 Steele ALP 7255 36.9 -2.0 Castrilli * LIB 12420 63.1 +2.0 Formal 19822 93.2 -2.3 Exhausted 9 0.0 Informal 1451 6.8 +2.3 Total / Turnout 21273 91.7 Formal 19684 93.7 -1.5 Note: Liberal MP Christian Porter retired after Informal 1320 6.3 +1.5 announcing his intention to contest the 2013 Federal Total / Turnout 21004 89.2 election.

Butler Roll 28575 Belmont (LIB gain) Roll 22570 Candidate Party Votes % Swing Candidate Party Votes % Swing First Count First Count Webster GRN 2067 8.9 -1.5 Rowe ALP 7827 42.5 -1.1 Leeder ACP 529 2.3 +0.1 Wolff GRN 1504 8.2 -4.0 Aitken LIB 9991 43.3 +9.3 Klomp ACP 421 2.3 -0.8 Quigley * ALP 10510 45.5 -4.4 Godfrey LIB 8679 47.1 +13.2 .... FFP 0.0 -3.4 .... IND 0.0 -3.4 .... IND 0.0 -0.1 .... FFP 0.0 -3.9 Final Count Final Count Aitken LIB 11136 48.2 +8.6 Rowe ALP 9048 49.1 -7.6 Quigley * ALP 11951 51.8 -8.6 Godfrey LIB 9378 50.9 +7.6 Exhausted 10 0.0 Exhausted 5 0.0 Formal 23097 93.1 -1.5 Formal 18431 93.3 +0.3 Informal 1699 6.9 +1.5 Informal 1317 6.7 -0.3 Total / Turnout 24796 86.8 Total / Turnout 19748 87.5 Note: Butler was the new name for Mindarie, Note: Labor MP Eric Ripper retired. represented by John Quigley in the previous parliament.

Cannington Roll 23753 Candidate Party Votes % Swing

First Count Cunningham GRN 1850 9.6 -6.7 Jacobs LIB 8310 43.0 +10.3 Johnston * ALP 8457 43.8 -1.7 Harrington IND 702 3.6 +3.6 .... ACP 0.0 -5.5 Final Count Jacobs LIB 9259 47.9 +7.0 Johnston * ALP 10054 52.1 -7.0 Exhausted 6 0.0 Formal 19319 92.6 -0.4 Informal 1536 7.4 +0.4 Total / Turnout 20855 87.8

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Carine Roll 24458 Churchlands (LIB gain) Roll 25702 Candidate Party Votes % Swing Candidate Party Votes % Swing

First Count First Count Webb ALP 5278 24.6 +0.6 Ashforth ALP 3543 15.6 -2.6 Cattaneo GRN 2024 9.4 -2.9 Monks IND 1828 8.1 +8.1 Davey ACP 581 2.7 +0.4 Bivoltsis IND 783 3.5 +3.5 Krsticevic * LIB 13582 63.3 +18.2 Re IND 1072 4.7 +4.7 .... IND 0.0 -14.4 Pidgeon GRN 1740 7.7 -6.8 .... FFP 0.0 -1.9 Seymour ACP 327 1.4 +1.3 L'Estrange LIB 13366 59.0 +54.3 Final Count .... (Constable) IND 0.0 -62.3 Webb ALP 6839 31.9 -5.5 .... FFP 0.0 -0.1 Krsticevic * LIB 14625 68.1 +5.5 Exhausted 1 0.0 Final Count Ashforth ALP 6756 29.8 +2.3 Formal 21465 95.7 +0.1 L'Estrange LIB 15887 70.2 -2.3 Informal 959 4.3 -0.1 Exhausted 16 0.1 Total / Turnout 22424 91.7 Formal 22659 96.5 .. Informal 829 3.5 ..

Total / Turnout 23488 91.4 Central Wheatbelt Roll 22496 Note: Sitting Independent MP Dr Elizabeth Constable Candidate Party Votes % Swing retired. There was no Liberal candidate in Churchlands at the 2008 election and the Liberal First Count swing after preferences is compared to the 2- Davies + NAT 8414 43.6 -5.9 candidate preferred vote for Constable. Walters GRN 637 3.3 -2.2 Sturman IND 474 2.5 +2.5 Strange LIB 6088 31.5 +6.6 Cockburn Roll 25875 Adair ACP 328 1.7 -1.5 Watters ALP 3375 17.5 +1.5 Candidate Party Votes % Swing .... CEC 0.0 -0.9 First Count Final Count Logan * ALP 10628 47.8 -0.5 Davies + NAT 11168 57.9 -10.9 Rosborough IND 578 2.6 +2.6 Strange LIB 8110 42.1 +10.9 Barrett LIB 9336 42.0 +10.1 Exhausted 38 0.2 Hewitt GRN 1687 7.6 -5.0 2-Party Preferred .... IND 0.0 -7.1 Strange LIB 13729 71.1 -0.2 Final Count Watters ALP 5573 28.9 +0.2 Logan * ALP 11993 54.1 -5.1 Formal 19316 94.7 -1.4 Barrett LIB 10178 45.9 +5.1 Informal 1076 5.3 +1.4 Exhausted 58 0.3 Total / Turnout 20392 90.6 Formal 22229 94.7 +2.1 Note: Sitting National MP Brendon Grylls moved to Informal 1235 5.3 -2.1 contest Pilbara. National candidate Mia Davies was a Total / Turnout 23464 90.7 sitting National MLC for Agricultural Region.

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Collie-Preston Roll 23155 Dawesville Roll 24778 Candidate Party Votes % Swing Candidate Party Votes % Swing

First Count First Count Motion LIB 8250 40.9 +3.6 Butler NAT 488 2.3 +2.3 Knop - 158 0.8 +0.8 Hames * LIB 11700 56.0 +0.2 Harper FFP 529 2.6 -5.3 Baker FFP 357 1.7 -0.9 Hutchinson NAT 1513 7.5 +7.5 Riebeling ALP 6050 28.9 -4.1 Murray * ALP 8708 43.2 -1.0 Schumacher IND 1236 5.9 +5.9 Gibson GRN 1010 5.0 -2.9 Armstrong GRN 1068 5.1 -1.6 .... ACP 0.0 -2.7 .... CEC 0.0 -0.5 .... ACP 0.0 -1.3 Final Count Motion LIB 10052 49.9 +3.7 Final Count Murray * ALP 10108 50.1 -3.7 Hames * LIB 13088 62.7 +1.5 Exhausted 8 0.0 Riebeling ALP 7799 37.3 -1.5 Exhausted 12 0.1 Formal 20168 95.0 -0.6 Informal 1069 5.0 +0.6 Formal 20899 94.2 -1.1 Total / Turnout 21237 91.7 Informal 1297 5.8 +1.1 Total / Turnout 22196 89.6

Cottesloe Roll 24964 Eyre Roll 17309 Candidate Party Votes % Swing Candidate Party Votes % Swing First Count Boland GRN 2246 10.4 -6.7 First Count Williams ALP 2650 12.2 -5.3 Johnson GRN 715 5.0 -2.2 Morgan IND 2482 11.4 +11.4 Hilton ACP 366 2.6 +2.6 Fearis ACP 281 1.3 -0.7 Smith ALP 2082 14.6 -4.7 Barnett * LIB 14036 64.7 +1.2 Jacobs * LIB 5870 41.1 -4.8 De Grussa NAT 5258 36.8 +9.9 Final Count .... CEC 0.0 -0.7 Williams ALP 6307 29.1 -1.5 Barnett * LIB 15380 70.9 +1.5 Final Count Exhausted 8 0.0 Jacobs * LIB 7203 50.4 -3.0 De Grussa NAT 7078 49.6 +3.0 Formal 21695 96.5 +0.8 Exhausted 10 0.1 Informal 781 3.5 -0.8 Total / Turnout 22476 90.0 2-Party Preferred Smith ALP 3817 26.7 -4.0 Jacobs * LIB 10474 73.3 +4.0

Darling Range Roll 27041 Formal 14291 94.6 -0.3 Informal 816 5.4 +0.3 Candidate Party Votes % Swing Total / Turnout 15107 87.3 First Count Simpson * LIB 13454 57.9 +9.7 Hardie GRN 2144 9.2 -3.9 Forrestfield (LIB gain) Roll 25453 Urban ALP 6494 27.9 -5.6 Goiran ACP 1154 5.0 -0.2 Candidate Party Votes % Swing Final Count First Count Simpson * LIB 15178 65.3 +8.3 Munro FFP 678 3.2 -0.6 Urban ALP 8065 34.7 -8.3 Waddell * ALP 8656 40.7 +1.2 Exhausted 3 0.0 Eikelboom ACP 633 3.0 -0.4 Morton LIB 9866 46.4 +5.5 Formal 23246 93.8 -0.8 Burrell GRN 1434 6.7 -5.7 Informal 1539 6.2 +0.8 Total / Turnout 24785 91.7 Final Count Waddell * ALP 10185 47.9 -2.3 Morton LIB 11076 52.1 +2.3 Exhausted 6 0.0 Formal 21267 93.0 -0.5 Informal 1600 7.0 +0.5 Total / Turnout 22867 89.8

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Fremantle (ALP gain) Roll 25922 Girrawheen Roll 26514 Candidate Party Votes % Swing Candidate Party Votes % Swing

First Count First Count Sullivan GRN 3925 18.2 -8.5 Davey ACP 801 3.6 +1.9 Hanssen LIB 7760 35.9 +7.3 Kafami GRN 1289 5.8 -5.8 Carles * IND 1186 5.5 +5.5 Quirk * ALP 9724 44.1 -3.6 Andrew - 252 1.2 +1.2 Nguyen FFP 847 3.8 +3.4 McGurk ALP 8249 38.2 -0.7 Halligan LIB 9408 42.6 +5.0 Ter Horst IND 225 1.0 +1.0 .... IND 0.0 -0.9 .... IND 0.0 -2.5 .... CDP 0.0 -1.8 Final Count .... FFP 0.0 -1.5 Quirk * ALP 11557 52.4 -4.3 Halligan LIB 10501 47.6 +4.3 Final Count Exhausted 11 0.0 Hanssen LIB 9094 42.1 +4.2 McGurk ALP 12488 57.9 -4.2 Formal 22069 92.4 -0.7 Exhausted 15 0.1 Informal 1824 7.6 +0.7 Total / Turnout 23893 90.1 Formal 21597 94.7 +0.3 Informal 1219 5.3 -0.3

Total / Turnout 22816 88.0 Gosnells Roll 24976 Note: Fremantle was won by Labor at the 2008 election but lost to the Greens at a May 2009 by- Candidate Party Votes % Swing election. Greens candidate Adele Carles resigned from the Greens and became an Independent in May First Count 2010. Swings calculated compared to adjusted 2008 Butler IND 501 2.4 +2.4 results, not the by-election. See page 57 for Fernandez IND 850 4.1 +4.1 Fremantle by-election result. Goode LIB 8040 39.0 +2.6 Staer ACP 782 3.8 -0.7 Tallentire * ALP 9237 44.8 +2.1 Edmonds GRN 1207 5.9 -6.3 Geraldton Roll 22752 .... FFP 0.0 -4.2 Candidate Party Votes % Swing Final Count First Count Goode LIB 9701 47.1 +1.9 Van Styn NAT 5081 26.4 +7.1 Tallentire * ALP 10896 52.9 -1.9 Connolly GRN 1239 6.4 +0.7 Exhausted 20 0.1 Blayney * LIB 9167 47.6 +10.7 Formal 20617 92.5 -1.6 Burdett ACP 469 2.4 -0.6 Informal 1682 7.5 +1.6 Mannion ALP 3299 17.1 -12.0 Total / Turnout 22299 89.3 .... FFP 0.0 -5.8

Final Count Van Styn NAT 7517 39.1 +39.1 Hillarys Roll 24584 Blayney * LIB 11711 60.9 +2.4 Mannion ALP 0 0.0 -41.5 Candidate Party Votes % Swing Exhausted 27 0.1 First Count 2-Party Preferred Johnson * LIB 13484 64.3 +11.3 Blayney * LIB 14013 72.8 +14.3 Ford ACP 545 2.6 -0.1 Mannion ALP 5223 27.2 -14.3 Collins GRN 2015 9.6 -2.3 Thomas ALP 4934 23.5 -3.9 Formal 19255 94.3 -1.3 .... IND 0.0 -2.5 Informal 1161 5.7 +1.3 .... FFP 0.0 -2.4 Total / Turnout 20416 89.7 Final Count Johnson * LIB 14463 69.0 +6.1 Thomas ALP 6507 31.0 -6.1 Exhausted 8 0.0 Formal 20978 94.5 -0.4 Informal 1232 5.5 +0.4 Total / Turnout 22210 90.3

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Jandakot Roll 25129 Kalgoorlie (NAT gain) Roll 13195 Candidate Party Votes % Swing Candidate Party Votes % Swing

First Count First Count Andric ALP 7834 36.1 -0.9 Winner ALP 1928 19.2 +1.6 Haynes GRN 1841 8.5 -3.2 Duncan + NAT 3717 37.0 +18.0 Francis * LIB 11998 55.4 +10.9 Patterson ACP 202 2.0 +2.0 .... FFP 0.0 -4.0 Price LIB 3748 37.3 +12.6 .... ACP 0.0 -2.9 Hall GRN 450 4.5 ...... (Bowler) IND 0.0 -34.1 Final Count .... FFP 0.0 .. Andric ALP 9085 41.9 -6.2 Francis * LIB 12584 58.1 +6.2 Final Count Exhausted 4 0.0 Duncan + NAT 5651 56.3 +9.8 Price LIB 4379 43.7 +43.7 Formal 21673 94.1 -1.0 .... (Bowler) IND 0.0 -53.4 Informal 1351 5.9 +1.0 Exhausted 15 0.1 Total / Turnout 23024 91.6 2-Party Preferred Winner ALP 3324 33.1 -7.1

Price LIB 6715 66.9 +7.1 Joondalup (LIB gain) Roll 23832 Formal 10045 94.3 .. Candidate Party Votes % Swing Informal 602 5.7 .. Total / Turnout 10647 80.7 First Count Norberger LIB 9961 50.3 +11.9 Note: Sitting Independent MP John Bowler retired. McDavitt ACP 503 2.5 -0.7 Wendy Duncan was a sitting National MLC for Mining O'Gorman * ALP 7519 37.9 -3.9 and Pastoral Region. Young GRN 1837 9.3 -3.6 .... FFP 0.0 -3.8 Kimberley Roll 16387 Final Count Norberger LIB 10796 54.5 +7.8 Candidate Party Votes % Swing O'Gorman * ALP 9023 45.5 -7.8 Exhausted 1 0.0 First Count Ogilvie IND 499 4.4 +4.4 Formal 19820 93.6 -0.8 Simons ACP 158 1.4 +1.4 Informal 1349 6.4 +0.8 Bloom LIB 2924 25.7 -0.3 Total / Turnout 21169 88.8 Pucci NAT 2085 18.4 .. Farrer ALP 3030 26.7 -14.6 Maher GRN 2664 23.5 +10.1 Kalamunda Roll 23739 .... CEC 0.0 -1.0 Candidate Party Votes % Swing Final Count Bloom LIB 5100 44.9 +1.7 First Count Farrer ALP 6255 55.1 -1.7 Ross IND 1120 5.5 +5.5 Exhausted 5 0.0 Stallard IND 2780 13.7 +13.7 Formal 11360 95.0 -0.5 Warden GRN 1658 8.2 -6.6 Informal 595 5.0 +0.5 Day * LIB 9624 47.5 -0.1 Total / Turnout 11955 73.0 Williams ACP 612 3.0 -1.1 Wainwright ALP 4480 22.1 -9.4 Note: Sitting Labor MP Carol Martin retired. .... FFP 0.0 -2.1

Final Count Day * LIB 12241 60.5 +4.2 Wainwright ALP 8008 39.5 -4.2 Exhausted 25 0.1 Formal 20274 94.4 .. Informal 1213 5.6 .. Total / Turnout 21487 90.5

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Kingsley Roll 24866 Mandurah Roll 23789 Candidate Party Votes % Swing Candidate Party Votes % Swing

First Count First Count Mitchell * LIB 13030 60.0 +12.0 Solin LIB 7531 37.6 +3.5 MacTiernan GRN 1846 8.5 -2.9 Newhouse FFP 527 2.6 -1.2 Mason ACP 510 2.3 -0.3 Hughes IND 261 1.3 +1.3 Corr ALP 6326 29.1 -6.3 Bulbeck GRN 724 3.6 -2.5 .... FFP 0.0 -2.5 Bryant IND 102 0.5 +0.5 Ash NAT 367 1.8 +1.8 Final Count Templeman * ALP 10507 52.5 -0.4 Mitchell * LIB 14056 64.8 +10.2 .... ACP 0.0 -2.5 Corr ALP 7640 35.2 -10.2 .... CEC 0.0 -0.6 Exhausted 16 0.1 Final Count Formal 21712 94.7 -0.3 Solin LIB 8465 42.3 +2.7 Informal 1207 5.3 +0.3 Templeman * ALP 11550 57.7 -2.7 Total / Turnout 22919 92.2 Exhausted 4 0.0

Formal 20019 95.4 +0.9 Informal 957 4.6 -0.9 Kwinana Roll 27393 Total / Turnout 20976 88.2 Candidate Party Votes % Swing

First Count Maylands Roll 25037 Boskamp GRN 1340 6.0 -4.7 Jamieson LIB 5330 23.8 +3.6 Candidate Party Votes % Swing Cook * ALP 9819 43.8 +2.3 Adams IND 5406 24.1 +2.0 First Count Wardell-Kohnson ACP 536 2.4 +2.4 Albert LIB 8893 42.8 +8.7 .... FFP 0.0 -4.0 Madden ACP 533 2.6 -0.9 .... IND 0.0 -1.6 O'Neill GRN 2554 12.3 -6.6 Baker * ALP 8796 42.3 -1.2 Final Count .... IND 0.0 .. Cook * ALP 11783 52.6 +2.5 Adams IND 10633 47.4 -2.5 Final Count Exhausted 15 0.1 Albert LIB 9751 46.9 +5.7 Baker * ALP 11020 53.1 -5.7 2-Party Preferred Exhausted 5 0.0 Jamieson LIB 8560 38.2 +4.6 Cook * ALP 13869 61.8 -4.6 Formal 20776 93.5 -0.2 Informal 1445 6.5 +0.2 Formal 22431 93.2 -1.2 Total / Turnout 22221 88.8 Informal 1633 6.8 +1.2 Total / Turnout 24064 87.8

Midland Roll 24209

Candidate Party Votes % Swing

First Count Parasiliti LIB 9362 46.2 +11.5 Roberts * ALP 8489 41.9 -4.9 Moran ACP 520 2.6 -1.0 Tandy GRN 1905 9.4 -5.6 Final Count Parasiliti LIB 10118 49.9 +8.3 Roberts * ALP 10142 50.1 -8.3 Exhausted 16 0.1 Formal 20276 93.6 .. Informal 1386 6.4 .. Total / Turnout 21662 89.5

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Mirrabooka Roll 25691 Morley (LIB gain) Roll 24212 Candidate Party Votes % Swing Candidate Party Votes % Swing

First Count First Count Host ACP 954 4.7 +0.9 Palmer GRN 1371 6.9 -3.2 Cooper GRN 1757 8.7 -4.4 Fraser ACP 430 2.2 -1.2 Creado LIB 7879 38.9 +8.0 Britza * LIB 9932 49.9 +14.7 Freeman * ALP 9661 47.7 -4.2 Whitby ALP 7868 39.5 +1.7 .... IND 0.0 -0.3 Halls FFP 305 1.5 +1.5 .... IND 0.0 -13.6 Final Count Creado LIB 9195 45.4 +8.4 Final Count Freeman * ALP 11045 54.6 -8.4 Britza * LIB 10889 54.7 +5.5 Exhausted 11 0.1 Whitby ALP 9003 45.3 -5.5 Exhausted 14 0.1 Formal 20251 90.0 -2.0 Informal 2239 10.0 +2.0 Formal 19906 91.5 -1.7 Total / Turnout 22490 87.5 Informal 1851 8.5 +1.7 Note: Mirrabooka largely replaced the former Total / Turnout 21757 89.9 electorate of Nollamara, represented by Janine Note: While sitting Liberal MP Ian Britza was re- Freeman in the previous parliament. elected, Morley is shown as a Liberal gain as it had become a notional Labor seat in the redistribution.

Moore Roll 23506 Mount Lawley Roll 25282 Candidate Party Votes % Swing Candidate Party Votes % Swing First Count Johnson ALP 3316 16.4 -0.3 First Count Margetts GRN 1131 5.6 -0.6 Connelly ACP 452 2.1 -0.8 Porter ACP 386 1.9 +0.2 Clifford GRN 2086 9.9 -3.6 Love NAT 7510 37.1 +4.8 Sutherland * LIB 11537 54.5 +9.6 Wilkins LIB 7896 39.0 -1.5 Bolt FFP 187 0.9 -0.6 .... FFP 0.0 -2.1 Kucera ALP 6888 32.6 -2.8 .... OTH 0.0 -0.5 .... IND 0.0 -1.9 Final Count Final Count Love NAT 11299 55.9 +2.8 Sutherland * LIB 12551 59.4 +7.7 Wilkins LIB 8923 44.1 -2.8 Kucera ALP 8594 40.6 -7.7 Exhausted 17 0.1 Exhausted 5 0.0 2-Party Preferred Formal 21150 93.6 -0.9 Johnson ALP 5415 26.8 -1.2 Informal 1446 6.4 +0.9 Wilkins LIB 14810 73.2 +1.2 Total / Turnout 22596 89.4 Formal 20239 95.0 -0.3 Informal 1059 5.0 +0.3 Total / Turnout 21298 90.6 Murray-Wellington Roll 23919 Note: Sitting National MP Grant Woodhams retired. Candidate Party Votes % Swing

First Count Rose NAT 2280 11.3 +3.3 Scaife ALP 5674 28.2 -1.4 Fuller GRN 1134 5.6 -1.2 Cowper * LIB 10044 49.9 +4.9 Heslington IND 383 1.9 +1.9 Rankin FFP 621 3.1 -3.1 .... IND 0.0 -2.4 .... ACP 0.0 -2.0 Final Count Scaife ALP 7653 38.0 -3.2 Cowper * LIB 12476 62.0 +3.2 Exhausted 7 0.0 Formal 20136 93.0 -1.1 Informal 1507 7.0 +1.1 Total / Turnout 21643 90.5

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Nedlands Roll 24440 Ocean Reef Roll 24931 Candidate Party Votes % Swing Candidate Party Votes % Swing

First Count First Count Marmion * LIB 12351 58.4 +14.3 Jacob * LIB 13700 65.1 +18.8 Crisp GRN 2752 13.0 -1.1 Kennedy ACP 301 1.4 -0.6 Walker ALP 2987 14.1 -1.7 Taylor ALP 5384 25.6 -13.1 Forder ACP 316 1.5 +0.3 Croll FFP 243 1.2 -1.7 Hipkins IND 2758 13.0 +13.0 O'Byrne GRN 1409 6.7 -3.5 .... IND 0.0 -24.3 Final Count .... FFP 0.0 -0.6 Jacob * LIB 14507 69.0 +16.3 Final Count Taylor ALP 6527 31.0 -16.3 Marmion * LIB 14622 69.1 +2.5 Exhausted 3 0.0 Walker ALP 6529 30.9 -2.5 Exhausted 13 0.1 Formal 21037 93.6 -1.3 Informal 1430 6.4 +1.3 Formal 21164 96.2 -0.5 Total / Turnout 22467 90.1 Informal 827 3.8 +0.5 Total / Turnout 21991 90.0

Perth (LIB gain) Roll 26063

North West Central Roll 9730 Candidate Party Votes % Swing Candidate Party Votes % Swing First Count Hyde * ALP 7666 36.1 -4.8 First Count Evangel LIB 10318 48.6 +12.0 Shelton ALP 1523 21.0 -11.7 Hallett GRN 2706 12.8 -6.6 Catania * NAT 3175 43.7 +21.0 Iqbal - 198 0.9 +0.9 Eddison ACP 86 1.2 +1.2 Host ACP 324 1.5 -1.5 Pike GRN 364 5.0 -0.9 .... FFP 0.0 .. Maitre LIB 2114 29.1 -0.2 Final Count .... IND 0.0 -8.3 .... FFP 0.0 -1.0 Hyde * ALP 10045 47.4 -10.4 Evangel LIB 11165 52.6 +10.4 Final Count Exhausted 2 0.0 Shelton ALP 0 0.0 -46.7 Catania * NAT 4334 59.7 +59.7 Formal 21212 94.2 -0.7 Maitre LIB 2925 40.3 -13.0 Informal 1300 5.8 +0.7

Exhausted 3 0.0 Total / Turnout 22512 86.4

2-Party Preferred

Shelton ALP 2649 36.5 -10.2 Maitre LIB 4611 63.5 +10.2 Formal 7262 94.1 -1.5 Informal 454 5.9 +1.5 Total / Turnout 7716 79.3 Note: Sitting National MP Vince Catania had been elected in 2008 as a Labor MP but switched to the Nationals in July 2009. The redistribution also converted the former Labor seat of North West into the notionally non-Labor seat of North West Central.

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Pilbara (NAT gain) Roll 17292 Rockingham Roll 25134 Candidate Party Votes % Swing Candidate Party Votes % Swing

First Count First Count Levissianos LIB 2911 23.1 +3.7 Pollock LIB 6744 32.5 -0.4 Matheson GRN 628 5.0 -4.6 Wieske ACP 438 2.1 +2.1 Richards ACP 168 1.3 +1.3 Whitfield IND 610 2.9 +2.9 Grylls * NAT 4866 38.6 +15.9 McGowan * ALP 11716 56.4 +5.4 Howlett ALP 3758 29.8 -13.5 Jecks GRN 1265 6.1 -6.8 McKenna IND 267 2.1 +2.1 .... IND 0.0 -1.4 .... IND 0.0 -2.1 .... CEC 0.0 -1.6 .... FFP 0.0 -2.8 .... FFP 0.0 -0.3 Final Count Final Count Grylls * NAT 7739 61.5 +18.7 Pollock LIB 7641 36.8 -1.8 Howlett ALP 4850 38.5 -18.7 McGowan * ALP 13127 63.2 +1.8 Exhausted 9 0.1 Exhausted 5 0.0 2-Party Preferred Formal 20773 93.9 -0.4 Levissianos LIB 6774 53.8 +53.8 Informal 1341 6.1 +0.4 Grylls * NAT 0 0.0 -42.8 Total / Turnout 22114 88.0 Howlett ALP 5823 46.2 -11.0 Formal 12598 95.0 -0.2 Informal 663 5.0 +0.2 Scarborough Roll 24670 Total / Turnout 13261 76.7 Candidate Party Votes % Swing Note: Sitting Labor MP Tom Stephens retired. Brendon Grylls was the sitting National MP for Central First Count Wheatbelt. Lennie ALP 5036 24.6 -5.8 Harvey * LIB 12681 61.8 +17.7 Cullity GRN 2294 11.2 -1.4 Riverton Roll 24090 Olsen ACP 495 2.4 +0.3 .... IND 0.0 -9.6 Candidate Party Votes % Swing .... FFP 0.0 -1.3 First Count Final Count Atkinson GRN 1291 6.2 -4.6 Lennie ALP 6705 32.7 -12.1 Nahan * LIB 11807 56.3 +13.6 Harvey * LIB 13792 67.3 +12.1 Beazley ALP 7388 35.2 -3.2 Exhausted 9 0.0 Delle Donne IND 477 2.3 +2.3 .... ACP 0.0 -3.5 Formal 20506 94.7 -0.5 .... FFP 0.0 -2.6 Informal 1156 5.3 +0.5 .... IND 0.0 -2.0 Total / Turnout 21662 87.8

Final Count Nahan * LIB 12405 59.2 +7.2 Beazley ALP 8553 40.8 -7.2 South Perth Roll 24249 Exhausted 5 0.0 Candidate Party Votes % Swing Formal 20963 94.4 -0.8 First Count Informal 1237 5.6 +0.8 McGrath * LIB 13654 67.0 +14.1 Total / Turnout 22200 92.2 Mangini IND 501 2.5 +2.5 Best GRN 1800 8.8 -1.7 Rafferty ALP 4432 21.7 -2.2 .... IND 0.0 -10.2 .... FFP 0.0 -2.5 Final Count McGrath * LIB 14494 71.1 +6.8 Rafferty ALP 5890 28.9 -6.8 Exhausted 3 0.0 Formal 20387 94.9 -0.8 Informal 1095 5.1 +0.8 Total / Turnout 21482 88.6

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Southern River Roll 25958 Victoria Park Roll 25119 Candidate Party Votes % Swing Candidate Party Votes % Swing

First Count First Count Thomas ALP 6421 29.0 -9.6 Newbold GRN 2528 12.6 -1.4 Posthuma ACP 570 2.6 -0.3 Wyatt * ALP 8978 44.7 -2.1 Abetz * LIB 13949 63.1 +18.2 Zaman LIB 8591 42.7 +8.3 Gnanapragasam GRN 1176 5.3 -4.8 .... CDP 0.0 -2.5 .... FFP 0.0 -3.4 .... FFP 0.0 -2.4 Final Count Final Count Thomas ALP 7286 33.0 -15.1 Wyatt * ALP 10865 54.1 -4.9 Abetz * LIB 14777 67.0 +15.1 Zaman LIB 9226 45.9 +4.9 Exhausted 53 0.2 Exhausted 6 0.0 Formal 22116 93.8 -0.2 Formal 20097 93.5 -1.8 Informal 1464 6.2 +0.2 Informal 1402 6.5 +1.8 Total / Turnout 23580 90.8 Total / Turnout 21499 85.6

Swan Hills Roll 26121 Wagin Roll 21921 Candidate Party Votes % Swing Candidate Party Votes % Swing

First Count First Count Lieb GRN 2028 9.0 -7.9 Collins GRN 849 4.5 +0.7 Radisich ALP 8159 36.1 +3.8 Young ACP 620 3.3 -0.5 Tapley ACP 481 2.1 -0.7 Blight LIB 3316 17.4 +0.3 Alban * LIB 11446 50.7 +5.5 Stokes ALP 2122 11.2 +0.4 Sharrin FFP 460 2.0 -0.7 Waldron * NAT 12108 63.7 +0.4 .... CEC 0.0 -0.7 Final Count .... FFP 0.0 -0.3 Radisich ALP 9958 44.1 -2.4 .... IND 0.0 -0.1 Alban * LIB 12610 55.9 +2.4 Exhausted 6 0.0 Final Count Blight LIB 4390 23.1 +1.5 Formal 22574 94.5 -0.2 Waldron * NAT 14623 76.9 -1.5 Informal 1312 5.5 +0.2 Exhausted 2 0.0 Total / Turnout 23886 91.4 2-Party Preferred Blight LIB 14408 75.8 +0.9

Stokes ALP 4588 24.2 -0.9 Vasse Roll 23114 Formal 19015 95.6 -1.1 Candidate Party Votes % Swing Informal 869 4.4 +1.1 Total / Turnout 19884 90.7 First Count Edmundson ALP 2501 12.4 -8.3 Masters IND 1624 8.0 +8.0 Norden IND 601 3.0 +3.0 Wanneroo Roll 25407 Baldock GRN 2026 10.0 -5.6 Wishart NAT 1474 7.3 +7.3 Candidate Party Votes % Swing Buswell * LIB 11593 57.3 -4.1 Westbrook FFP 412 2.0 +2.0 First Count .... CDP 0.0 -5.1 Phillips GRN 1611 7.5 -1.5 Treby ALP 6887 32.1 -7.4 Final Count Miles * LIB 11932 55.7 +11.8 Edmundson ALP 5822 28.8 -3.4 Birch ACP 550 2.6 +0.2 Buswell * LIB 14396 71.2 +3.4 Rapp FFP 446 2.1 -1.0 Exhausted 13 0.1 .... IND 0.0 -2.1 Formal 20231 96.0 +0.5 Final Count Informal 848 4.0 -0.5 Treby ALP 8328 38.9 -10.2 Total / Turnout 21079 91.2 Miles * LIB 13089 61.1 +10.2 Exhausted 9 0.0 Formal 21426 93.4 -1.4 Informal 1504 6.6 +1.4 Total / Turnout 22930 90.3

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Warnbro Roll 28087 West Swan Roll 26251 Candidate Party Votes % Swing Candidate Party Votes % Swing

First Count First Count Papalia * ALP 12153 52.8 +4.0 Saffioti * ALP 10617 48.0 +2.5 Steele-John GRN 2016 8.8 -3.4 Wieske ACP 557 2.5 -1.5 Marks LIB 8846 38.4 +6.7 Leam GRN 1059 4.8 -4.5 .... FFP 0.0 -7.3 Cheung LIB 9900 44.7 +6.6 .... IND 0.0 -1.9 Final Count .... FFP 0.0 -1.2 Papalia * ALP 13534 58.8 -1.3 Marks LIB 9481 41.2 +1.3 Final Count Saffioti * ALP 11487 51.9 -2.2 Formal 23015 92.7 -2.1 Cheung LIB 10644 48.1 +2.2 Informal 1800 7.3 +2.1 Exhausted 2 0.0 Total / Turnout 24815 88.4 Formal 22133 93.2 -0.9 Informal 1622 6.8 +0.9

Total / Turnout 23755 90.5 Warren-Blackwood Roll 25730

Candidate Party Votes % Swing Willagee Roll 23894 First Count Colyer LIB 6699 30.2 -3.5 Candidate Party Votes % Swing Boshammer GRN 3612 16.3 +1.2 Scibilia IND 425 1.9 +1.9 First Count Douglass FFP 403 1.8 +0.2 Ryans-Taylor GRN 2634 13.2 -4.1 Thorpe ALP 3331 15.0 -3.2 Wainwright - 397 2.0 +2.0 T Redman * NAT 7439 33.5 +5.7 Van Lieshout IND 361 1.8 +1.8 K Redman - 273 1.2 +1.2 Tinley * ALP 9280 46.5 -5.6 .... IND 0.0 -1.4 Shortland IND 181 0.9 +0.9 .... ACP 0.0 -2.2 Piipponen LIB 7097 35.6 +5.7 .... IND 0.0 -0.7 Final Count Colyer LIB 10393 46.9 +7.0 Final Count T Redman * NAT 11769 53.1 -7.0 Tinley * ALP 12080 60.6 -4.4 Exhausted 20 0.1 Piipponen LIB 7856 39.4 +4.4 Exhausted 14 0.1 2-Party Preferred Colyer LIB 14542 65.6 +4.8 Formal 19950 93.3 +0.3 Thorpe ALP 7637 34.4 -4.8 Informal 1431 6.7 -0.3 Total / Turnout 21381 89.5 Formal 22182 94.4 -1.4 Informal 1322 5.6 +1.4 Note: See by-election page 57. Total / Turnout 23504 91.3 Note: Warren-Blackwood largely replaced the former electorate of Blackwood-Stirling, represented by Terry Redman in the previous parliament.

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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS BY ELECTORATE Electoral 2PP Votes 2PP Percent District Labor Liberal Labor Liberal Swing Albany 10957 10094 52.0 48.0 1.8 to Labor Alfred Cove 5544 15445 26.4 73.6 7.6 to Liberal Armadale 12032 8149 59.6 40.4 5.2 to Liberal Balcatta 8841 11886 42.7 57.3 9.5 to Liberal Bassendean 11397 9273 55.1 44.9 5.2 to Liberal Bateman 6372 13440 32.2 67.8 8.4 to Liberal Belmont 9048 9378 49.1 50.9 7.6 to Liberal Bunbury 7255 12420 36.9 63.1 2.0 to Liberal Butler 11951 11136 51.8 48.2 8.6 to Liberal Cannington 10054 9259 52.1 47.9 7.0 to Liberal Carine 6839 14625 31.9 68.1 5.5 to Liberal Central Wheatbelt ** 5573 13729 28.9 71.1 0.2 to Labor Churchlands 6756 15887 29.8 70.2 2.3 to Labor Cockburn 11993 10178 54.1 45.9 5.1 to Liberal Collie-Preston 10108 10052 50.1 49.9 3.7 to Liberal Cottesloe 6307 15380 29.1 70.9 1.5 to Liberal Darling Range 8065 15178 34.7 65.3 8.3 to Liberal Dawesville 7799 13088 37.3 62.7 1.5 to Liberal Eyre ** 3817 10474 26.7 73.3 4.0 to Liberal Forrestfield 10185 11076 47.9 52.1 2.3 to Liberal Fremantle 12488 9094 57.9 42.1 4.2 to Liberal Geraldton ** 5223 14013 27.2 72.8 14.3 to Liberal Girrawheen 11557 10501 52.4 47.6 4.3 to Liberal Gosnells 10896 9701 52.9 47.1 1.9 to Liberal Hillarys 6507 14463 31.0 69.0 6.1 to Liberal Jandakot 9085 12584 41.9 58.1 6.2 to Liberal Joondalup 9023 10796 45.5 54.5 7.8 to Liberal Kalamunda 8008 12241 39.5 60.5 4.2 to Liberal Kalgoorlie ** 3324 6715 33.1 66.9 7.1 to Liberal Kimberley 6255 5100 55.1 44.9 1.7 to Liberal Kingsley 7640 14056 35.2 64.8 10.2 to Liberal Kwinana ** 13869 8560 61.8 38.2 4.6 to Liberal Mandurah 11550 8465 57.7 42.3 2.7 to Liberal Maylands 11020 9751 53.1 46.9 5.7 to Liberal Midland 10142 10118 50.1 49.9 8.3 to Liberal Mirrabooka 11045 9195 54.6 45.4 8.4 to Liberal Moore ** 5415 14810 26.8 73.2 1.2 to Liberal Morley 9003 10889 45.3 54.7 5.5 to Liberal Mount Lawley 8594 12551 40.6 59.4 7.7 to Liberal Murray-Wellington 7653 12476 38.0 62.0 3.2 to Liberal Nedlands 6529 14622 30.9 69.1 2.5 to Liberal North West Central ** 2649 4611 36.5 63.5 10.2 to Liberal Ocean Reef 6527 14507 31.0 69.0 16.3 to Liberal Perth 10045 11165 47.4 52.6 10.4 to Liberal Pilbara ** 5823 6774 46.2 53.8 11.0 to Liberal Riverton 8553 12405 40.8 59.2 7.2 to Liberal Rockingham 13127 7641 63.2 36.8 1.8 to Labor Scarborough 6705 13792 32.7 67.3 12.1 to Liberal South Perth 5890 14494 28.9 71.1 6.8 to Liberal Southern River 7286 14777 33.0 67.0 15.1 to Liberal Swan Hills 9958 12610 44.1 55.9 2.4 to Liberal Vasse 5822 14396 28.8 71.2 3.4 to Liberal Victoria Park 10865 9226 54.1 45.9 4.9 to Liberal Wagin ** 4588 14408 24.2 75.8 0.9 to Liberal Wanneroo 8328 13089 38.9 61.1 10.2 to Liberal Warnbro 13534 9481 58.8 41.2 1.3 to Liberal

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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS BY ELECTORATE Electoral 2PP Votes 2PP Percent District Labor Liberal Labor Liberal Swing Warren-Blackwood ** 7637 14542 34.4 65.6 4.8 to Liberal West Swan 11487 10644 51.9 48.1 2.2 to Liberal Willagee 12080 7856 60.6 39.4 4.4 to Liberal Total 506623 677266 42.8 57.2 5.3 to Liberal ** indicates seats that did not finish as Labor-Liberal contests. Alternate two-party preferred counts between Labor and Liberal candidates have been used for these seats. Actual two-candidate preferred counts are shown below.

ALTERNATIVE SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS BY ELECTORATE Electoral 2PP Votes 2PP Percent District Labor Lib/Nat Labor Lib/Nat Swing Pilbara 4850 7739 38.5 61.5 18.7 to National Total 505650 678231 42.7 57.3 5.4 to Lib/Nat Note: This table uses the Labor-National count for Pilbara rather than the Labor-Liberal count, producing a two- party preferred count directly comparable to the 2008 result.

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: ACTUAL TWO-CANDIDATE PREFERRED RESULTS

Winning Candidate Defeated Candidate Electorate Party Vote % Party Vote % Central Wheatbelt NAT 11168 57.9 LIB 8110 42.1 Eyre LIB 7203 50.4 NAT 7078 49.6 Geraldton LIB 11711 60.9 NAT 7517 39.1 Kalgoorlie NAT 5651 56.3 LIB 4379 43.7 Kwinana ALP 11783 52.6 IND 10633 47.4 Moore NAT 11299 55.9 LIB 8923 44.1 North West Central NAT 4334 59.7 LIB 2925 40.3 Pilbara NAT 7739 61.5 ALP 4850 38.5 Wagin NAT 14623 76.9 LIB 4390 23.1 Warren-Blackwood NAT 11769 53.1 LIB 10393 46.9

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: STATEWIDE TWO-CANDIDATE PREFERRED TOTALS Party Contests (2008) Seats Won 2CP Vote 2CP % Swing Labor Party 51 (51) 21 465,338 39.31 -4.62 Liberal Party 57 (55) 31 626,664 52.94 +7.06 National Party 9 (7) 7 81,178 6.86 +1.16 Independents 1 (5) .. 10,633 0.90 -3.59 Note: In the above table, 'contests' refers to the number of seats where a party finished as one of the final two contestants in the two-candidate preferred count. There were 49 Labor/Liberal contests, one Labor/National, eight Liberal/National and one Labor/Independent contest.

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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: ELECTORATES RANKED BY NEW MARGINS Electoral Margin Electorate Margin Liberal/National (31/7) Labor (21) Wagin (NAT) (26.9 v LIB) 25.8 Rockingham 13.2 Alfred Cove 23.6 Kwinana (2.6 v IND) 11.8 Eyre (0.4 v NAT) 23.3 Willagee 10.6 Moore (NAT) (5.9 v LIB) 23.2 Armadale 9.6 Geraldton (10.9 v NAT) 22.8 Warnbro 8.8 Vasse 21.2 Fremantle 7.9 Central Wheatbelt (NAT) (7.9 v LIB) 21.1 Mandurah 7.7 South Perth 21.1 Bassendean 5.1 Cottesloe 20.9 Kimberley 5.1 Churchlands 20.2 Mirrabooka 4.6 Nedlands 19.1 Cockburn 4.1 Hillarys 19.0 Victoria Park 4.1 Ocean Reef 19.0 Maylands 3.1 Carine 18.1 Gosnells 2.9 Bateman 17.8 Girrawheen 2.4 Scarborough 17.3 Cannington 2.1 Southern River 17.0 Albany 2.0 Kalgoorlie (NAT) (6.3 v LIB) 16.9 West Swan 1.9 Warren-Blackwood (NAT) (3.1 v LIB) 15.6 Butler 1.8 Darling Range 15.3 Collie-Preston 0.1 Kingsley 14.8 Midland 0.1 North West Central (NAT) (9.7 v LIB) 13.5 Bunbury 13.1 Dawesville 12.7 Murray-Wellington 12.0 Pilbara (NAT) (3.8 LIB v ALP) 11.5 Wanneroo 11.1 Kalamunda 10.5 Mount Lawley 9.4 Riverton 9.2 Jandakot 8.1 Balcatta 7.3 Swan Hills 5.9 Morley 4.7 Joondalup 4.5 Perth 2.6 Forrestfield 2.1 Belmont 0.9

All electorates ordered according to the Liberal-Labor two-party preferred margin, except for Pilbara where the National-Labor count has been used. Seats won by the National Party are indicated by ‘(NAT)’. The alternative Liberal versus Labor margin is shown in brackets for Pilbara, and actual two- candidate preferred margins shown in brackets for electorates that did not finish as a two-party preferred contest.

Underlining indicates seats that changed party compared to their notional party status following the redistribution. Morley is shown as a notional Liberal gain after the Liberal MP was re-elected. Fremantle shown as a gain compared to by-election result. See notes on seat changes on page 2 for further explanation.

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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: ELECTORATES RANKED BY TWO-PARTY SWING 2-Party 2-Party Electorate Swing Electorate Swing Swing to Labor Bassendean 5.2 Churchlands 2.3 Armadale 5.2 Albany 1.8 Carine 5.5 Rockingham 1.8 Morley 5.5 Central Wheatbelt ** 0.2 Maylands 5.7 Hillarys 6.1 Swing to Liberal/National Jandakot 6.2 Wagin ** 0.9 South Perth 6.8 Moore ** 1.2 Cannington 7.0 Warnbro 1.3 Kalgoorlie ** 7.1 Cottesloe 1.5 Riverton 7.2 Dawesville 1.5 Alfred Cove 7.6 Kimberley 1.7 Belmont 7.6 Gosnells 1.9 Mount Lawley 7.7 Bunbury 2.0 Joondalup 7.8 West Swan 2.2 Darling Range 8.3 Forrestfield 2.3 Midland 8.3 Swan Hills 2.4 Mirrabooka 8.4 Nedlands 2.5 Bateman 8.4 Mandurah 2.7 Butler 8.6 Murray-Wellington 3.2 Balcatta 9.5 Vasse 3.4 Kingsley 10.2 Collie-Preston 3.7 Wanneroo 10.2 Eyre ** 4.0 North West Central ** 10.2 Fremantle 4.2 Perth 10.4 Kalamunda 4.2 Pilbara ** 11.0 Girrawheen 4.3 Scarborough 12.1 Willagee 4.4 Geraldton ** 14.3 Kwinana ** 4.6 Southern River 15.1 Warren-Blackwood ** 4.8 Ocean Reef 16.3 Victoria Park 4.9 Cockburn 5.1

** Based on Liberal-Labor two-party preferred counts. Using the National-Labor count for Pilbara, the two-party preferred swing would be 18.7%

Underlining indicates seats that changed party compared to their notional party status following the redistribution. Morley is shown as a notional Liberal gain after the Liberal MP was re-elected. Fremantle shown as a gain compared to by-election result. See notes on seat changes on page 2 for further explanation.

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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: ELECTORATES RANKED BY PRE-ELECTION MARGIN 2-Party 2-Party Electorate (Margin) Swing Electorate (Margin) Swing Kwinana (ALP 16.4%) -4.6 Southern River (LIB 1.8%) -15.1 Willagee (ALP 15.0%) -4.4 Jandakot (LIB 1.8%) -6.2 Armadale (ALP 14.8%) -5.2 Riverton (LIB 2.0%) -7.2 Mirrabooka (ALP 12.9%) -8.4 Ocean Reef (LIB 2.7%) -16.3 Fremantle (IND held) -4.2 North West Central (NAT 3.3%) -10.2 Rockingham (ALP 11.4%) +1.8 Swan Hills (LIB 3.5%) -2.4 Mandurah (ALP 10.5%) -2.7 Kingsley (LIB 4.6%) -10.2 Butler (ALP 10.4%) -8.6 Scarborough (LIB 5.1%) -12.1 Bassendean (ALP 10.3%) -5.2 Kalamunda (LIB 6.3%) -4.2 Warnbro (ALP 10.1%) -1.3 Darling Range (LIB 7.0%) -8.3 Cockburn (ALP 9.2%) -5.1 Geraldton (LIB 8.5%) -14.3 Cannington (ALP 9.0%) -7.0 Murray-Wellington (LIB 8.8%) -3.2 Victoria Park (ALP 9.0%) -4.9 Bateman (LIB 9.4%) -8.4 Maylands (ALP 8.8%) -5.7 Kalgoorlie (IND held) -7.1 Midland (ALP 8.3%) -8.3 Warren-Blackwood (NAT 10.8%) -4.8 Perth (ALP 7.7%) -10.4 Bunbury (LIB 11.1%) -2.0 Pilbara (ALP 7.2%) -11.0 Dawesville (LIB 11.1%) -1.5 Kimberley (ALP 6.8%) -1.7 Carine (LIB 12.7%) -5.5 Belmont (ALP 6.7%) -7.6 Hillarys (LIB 12.9%) -6.1 Girrawheen (ALP 6.7%) -4.3 South Perth (LIB 14.3%) -6.8 Gosnells (ALP 4.8%) -1.9 Alfred Cove (IND held) -7.6 West Swan (ALP 4.1%) -2.2 Nedlands (LIB 16.6%) -2.5 Collie-Preston (ALP 3.8%) -3.7 Vasse (LIB 17.8%) -3.4 Joondalup (ALP 3.3%) -7.8 Eyre (LIB 19.3%) -4.0 Balcatta (ALP 2.2%) -9.5 Cottesloe (LIB 19.4%) -1.5 Morley (ALP 0.8%) -5.5 Central Wheatbelt (NAT 21.3%) +0.2 Forrestfield (ALP 0.2%) -2.3 Moore (NAT 22.0%) -1.2 Albany (ALP 0.2%) +1.8 Churchlands (IND held) +2.3 Wagin (NAT 24.9%) -0.9 Wanneroo (LIB 1.0%) -10.2 Mount Lawley (LIB 1.7%) -7.7

** Based on Liberal-Labor two-party preferred counts. Using the National-Labor count for Pilbara, the two-party preferred swing would be 18.7%

Underlining indicates seats that changed party compared to their notional party status following the redistribution. Morley is shown as a notional Liberal gain after the Liberal MP was re-elected. Fremantle shown as a gain compared to by-election result. See notes on seat changes on page 2 for further explanation.

‘+’ indicates a two-party preferred swing to Labor, ‘-‘ a swing to Liberal.

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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: ELECTORATES RANKED BY PRE-ELECTION MARGIN Electoral 2PP Votes 2PP Percent District Labor Liberal Labor Liberal Swing Marginal Labor (8) 80500 85138 48.6 51.4 3.8 to Liberal Safe Labor (15) 158361 137446 53.5 46.5 5.4 to Liberal Very Safe Labor (4) 49026 33760 59.2 40.8 5.6 to Liberal Labor (27) 287887 256344 52.9 47.1 4.9 to Liberal

Marginal Liberal (9) 72676 120371 37.6 62.4 9.6 to Liberal Safe Liberal (7) 50375 92856 35.2 64.8 5.9 to Liberal Very Safe Liberal (7) 41711 98454 29.8 70.2 4.3 to Liberal Liberal (23) 164762 311681 34.6 65.4 6.9 to Liberal

Marginal National (1) 2649 4611 36.5 63.5 10.2 to Liberal Safe National (1) 7637 14542 34.4 65.6 4.8 to Liberal Very Safe National (3) 15576 42947 26.6 73.4 0.6 to Liberal National (5) 25862 62100 29.4 70.6 2.5 to Liberal

Marginal Others (3) 21356 31254 40.6 59.4 5.8 to Liberal Very Safe Others (1) 6756 15887 29.8 70.2 2.3 to Labor Others (4) 28112 47141 37.4 62.6 3.4 to Liberal

Electorates are classified by their two-party preferred margin, except for the four Independent held electorates where the two-candidate preferred margin is used. However, all totals and swings shown are on a two-party preferred basis.

Marginal seats are defined as those with margins of 6% or under. Safe seats are defined as margins of 6-12%, and Very Safe seats are those with margins above 12%. See notes on seat changes on Page 2 for further explanation.

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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY REGIONAL SUMMARIES

Non-Metropolitan Seats (17)

Agricultural (4) Central Wheatbelt (NAT), Geraldton (LIB), Moore (NAT), Wagin (NAT)

Mining and Pastoral (5) Eyre (LIB), Kalgoorlie (NAT), Kimberley (ALP), North West Central (NAT), Pilbara (NAT)

South West (8) Albany (ALP), Bunbury (LIB), Collie-Preston (ALP), Dawesville (LIB), Mandurah (ALP), Murray-Wellington (LIB), Vasse (LIB), Warren- Blackwood (NAT)

Metropolitan Seats (34)

East Metropolitan (14) Armadale (ALP), Bassendean (ALP), Belmont (LIB), Darling Range (LIB), Forrestfield (LIB), Gosnells (ALP), Kalamunda (LIB), Maylands (ALP), Midland (ALP), Mirrabooka(ALP), Morley (LIB), Mount Lawley (LIB), Swan Hills (LIB), West Swan (ALP)

North Metropolitan (14) Balcatta (LIB), Butler (ALP), Carine (LIB), Churchlands (LIB), Cottesloe (LIB), Girrawheen (ALP), Hillarys (LIB), Joondalup (LIB), Kingsley (LIB), Nedlands (LIB), Ocean Reef (LIB), Perth (LIB), Scarborough (LIB), Wanneroo (LIB)

South Metropolitan (14) Alfred Cove (LIB), Bateman (LIB), Cannington (ALP), Cockburn (ALP), Fremantle (ALP), Jandakot (LIB), Kwinana (ALP), Riverton (LIB), Rockingham (ALP), South Perth (LIB), Southern River (LIB), Victoria Park (ALP), Warnbro (ALP), Willagee (ALP)

Note: The party winning each seat is indicated in brackets. Underlining indicates seats that changed party. See notes on pre-election party classification of electorates on page 2.

Perth Seats Roll 1056354 Non-Metropolitan Seats Roll 356179 Party (Seats) Votes % Swing Party (Seats) Votes % Swing Liberal (25) 441630 49.8 +11.0 Liberal (6) 116287 39.1 +1.9 Labor (17) 317387 35.8 -2.6 National (7) 71694 24.1 +4.8 Greens 78799 8.9 -4.3 Labor (4) 75083 25.2 -3.2 Others 48903 5.5 -4.1 Greens 20638 6.9 -1.1 Labor 2PP 395175 44.6 -6.0 Others 14054 4.7 -2.4 Liberal 2PP 491099 55.4 +6.0 Labor 2PP 111448 37.4 -3.4 Formal 886719 93.7 -0.7 Liberal 2PP 186167 62.6 +3.4 Informal 59134 6.3 +0.7 Formal 297756 94.8 -0.7 Total / Turnout 945853 89.5 Informal 16443 5.2 +0.7 Total / Turnout 314199 88.2

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East Metropolitan Roll 350350 Agricultural Roll 90675 Party (Seats) Votes % Swing Party (Seats) Votes % Swing Liberal (7) 133392 45.7 +8.2 Liberal (1) 26467 34.0 +4.3 Labor (7) 117671 40.3 -1.7 National (3) 33113 42.5 +1.0 Greens 24159 8.3 -5.1 Labor 12112 15.6 -2.4 Others 16546 5.7 -1.4 Greens 3856 5.0 -0.3 Labor 2PP 140880 48.3 -5.6 Others 2277 2.9 -2.6 Liberal 2PP 150754 51.7 +5.6 Labor 2PP 20799 26.7 -3.9 Formal 291768 93.0 -0.7 Liberal 2PP 56960 73.3 +3.9 Informal 22068 7.0 +0.7 Formal 77825 94.9 -1.0 Total / Turnout 313836 89.6 Informal 4165 5.1 +1.0 Total / Turnout 81990 90.4

North Metropolitan Roll 354077 Mining and Pastoral Roll 73913 Party (Seats) Votes % Swing Liberal (12) 168596 56.3 +14.9 Party (Seats) Votes % Swing Labor (2) 85785 28.6 -4.5 Liberal (1) 17567 31.6 +1.6 Greens 27541 9.2 -3.6 National (3) 19101 34.4 +12.0 Others 17662 5.9 -6.8 Labor (1) 12321 22.2 -8.0 Labor 2PP 113555 37.9 -6.9 Greens 4821 8.7 +0.5 Liberal 2PP 185905 62.1 +6.9 Others 1746 3.1 -6.0 Formal 299584 94.4 -0.6 Labor 2PP 21868 39.4 -6.0 Informal 17824 5.6 +0.6 Liberal 2PP 33674 60.6 +6.0 Total / Turnout 317408 89.6 Formal 55556 94.7 -0.4 Informal 3130 5.3 +0.4 Total / Turnout 58686 79.4 South Metropolitan Roll 351927 Note: Using the Labor-National count for Pilbara, the regional two-party preferred totals would be Labor Party (Seats) Votes % Swing 36.6%, Lib/Nat 62.4%, and the swing 7.8%. Liberal (6) 139642 47.3 +9.7 Labor (8) 113931 38.6 -1.4 Greens 27099 9.2 -4.3 South West Roll 191591 Others 14695 5.0 -4.0 Party (Seats) Votes % Swing Labor 2PP 140740 47.7 -5.6 Liberal (4) 72253 44.0 +0.3 Liberal 2PP 154440 52.3 +5.6 National (1) 19480 11.9 +5.0 Formal 295367 93.9 -0.7 Labor (3) 50650 30.8 -2.4 Informal 19242 6.1 +0.7 Greens 11961 7.3 -2.1 Total / Turnout 314609 89.4 Others 10031 6.1 -1.1 Labor 2PP 68781 41.9 -2.4 Liberal 2PP 95533 58.1 +2.4 Formal 164375 94.7 -0.7 Informal 9148 5.3 +0.7 Total / Turnout 173523 90.6

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Summaries of Preference Distributions

The tables on the following pages provide a summary of the final preference distributions for the Greens, for National, Labor and Liberal candidates where distributed, and for a small number of significant Independent candidates.

The tables have been derived from the final candidate exclusions in the formal distribution of preferences published by the Western Australian Electoral Commission. The final exclusion is the point when only three candidates remain in the count.

Except for the four electorates contested by only three candidates, the preference distributions include ballot papers already distributed from fourth and lower finishing minor party and independent candidates. The percentage vote for other candidates as well as the party composition of these candidates is shown in the final column. The small total of exhausted preferences have been ignored.

The Average values have been derived from averaging the preference flows in each electorate, not from totalling the preference flows. Had total preference flows been calculated, they would have given much greater weight to seats where the distributed party had its highest primary vote.

Distribution of National Preferences % Preferences flowing to Primary % Vote of Electorate Labor Liberal % Vote Other Candidates 5 Candidates, National distributed third Eyre * 23.0 77.0 36.8 7.6 GRN,ACP Geraldton * 23.2 76.8 26.4 8.9 GRN,ACP Kalgoorlie * 29.4 70.6 37.0 6.5 GRN,ACP Moore * 18.2 81.8 37.1 7.5 GRN,ACP North West Coastal * 30.6 69.4 43.7 6.2 GRN,ACP Wagin * 16.1 83.9 63.7 7.7 GRN,ACP Average (6) 23.4 76.6 6 Candidates, National distributed fourth Albany 33.7 66.3 20.7 11.2 GRN,ACP,FFP Central Wheatbelt * 19.7 80.3 43.6 7.4 GRN,ACP,IND Collie-Preston 33.4 66.6 7.5 8.4 GRN,FFP,IND Murray-Wellington 37.6 62.4 11.3 10.6 GRN,FFP,IND Pilbara * 30.7 69.3 38.6 8.4 GRN,ACP,IND Average (5) 31.0 69.0 7 Candidates, National distributed fifth Bunbury 30.6 69.4 7.9 10.9 GRN,ACP,FFP,IND Overall Average (12) 27.2 72.8 Note: * indicates preference distributions derived from additional 2-party preferred count.

Distribution of Liberal Preferences % Preferences flowing to Primary % Vote of Electorate Labor IND/NAT % Vote Other Candidates 5 candidates, Liberal distributed third between Labor and Independent Kwinana 22.0 78.0 23.8 8.4 GRN,ACP 6 candidates, Liberal distributed fourth between Labor and National Pilbara 20.4 20.4 23.1 8.4 GRN,ACP,IND

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Distribution of Green Preferences % Preferences flowing to Primary % Vote of Electorate Labor Liberal % Vote Other Candidates 3 candidates, Greens distributed first Bateman 64.1 35.9 10.5 Jandakot 68.1 31.9 8.5 Victoria Park 74.8 25.2 12.6 Warnbro 68.5 31.5 8.8 Average (4) 68.9 31.1 4 candidates, Greens distributed second Bassendean 69.4 30.6 10.2 3.5 ACP Belmont 71.6 28.4 8.2 2.3 ACP Butler 60.7 39.3 8.9 2.3 ACP Cannington 65.3 34.7 9.6 3.6 IND Carine 69.7 30.3 9.4 2.7 ACP Cockburn 64.6 35.4 7.6 2.6 IND Darling Range 64.1 35.9 9.2 5.0 ACP Hillarys 70.7 29.3 9.6 2.6 ACP Joondalup 71.6 28.4 9.3 2.5 ACP Kingsley 63.6 36.4 8.5 2.3 ACP Maylands 80.0 20.0 12.3 2.6 ACP Midland 75.4 24.6 9.4 2.6 ACP Mirrabooka 57.6 42.4 8.7 4.7 ACP Riverton 67.3 32.7 6.2 2.3 IND Scarborough 67.0 33.0 11.2 2.4 ACP South Perth 69.0 31.0 8.8 2.5 IND Southern River 63.6 36.4 5.3 2.6 ACP West Swan 65.4 34.6 4.8 2.5 ACP Average (18) 67.6 32.4 5 candidates, Green distributed third Forrestfield 65.1 34.9 6.7 6.2 ACP,FFP Girrawheen 74.4 25.6 5.8 7.5 ACP,FFP Morley 61.5 38.5 6.9 3.7 ACP,FFP Mount Lawley 70.7 29.3 9.9 3.0 ACP,FFP Ocean Reef 66.1 33.9 6.7 2.6 ACP,FFP Perth 78.4 21.6 12.8 2.5 ACP,IND Rockingham 73.3 26.7 6.1 5.0 ACP,IND Swan Hills 72.8 27.2 9.0 4.2 ACP,FFP Wanneroo 67.3 32.7 7.5 4.6 ACP,FFP Average (9) 69.9 30.1 6 candidates, Green distributed fourth Fremantle (LIB) 79.4 20.6 18.2 7.7 IND(3) Kimberley 81.8 18.2 23.5 24.1 NAT,ACP,IND Willagee 82.8 17.2 13.2 4.7 IND(3) Average (3) 81.3 18.7 6 candidates, Green distributed fourth Balcatta (LIB) 63.0 37.0 8.2 4.5 ACP,FFP,IND(2) Mandurah 66.9 33.1 3.6 6.3 NAT,FFP,IND(2) Vasse 70.9 29.1 10.0 20.3 NAT, IND(3) Average (3) 66.9 33.1 Overall Average (37) 69.4 30.6

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Distribution of Labor Preferences % Preferences flowing to Primary % Vote of Electorate National Liberal % Vote Other Candidates 5 candidates, Labor distributed third Eyre 2 59.2 40.8 14.4 7.6 GRN,ACP Geraldton 2 49.0 51.0 17.1 8.9 GRN,ACP Kalgoorlie 1 79.0 21.0 19.2 6.5 GRN,ACP Moore 1 81.3 18.7 16.4 7.5 GRN,ACP North West Central 2 56.6 43.4 21.0 6.2 GRN,ACP Wagin 1 77.2 22.8 11.2 7.7 GRN,ACP Average (6) 67.0 33.0 6 candidates, Labor distributed fourth Central Wheatbelt 2 55.9 44.1 17.5 7.4 GRN,ACP,IND Overall Average (7) 65.5 34.5 Average (Prefs to NAT) 79.2 20.8 Average (Prefs to LIB) 55.2 44.8 Notes: 1 Labor preferences directed to National. 2 Labor preferences directed to Liberal

Distribution of Selected Independent/Minor Party Preferences % Preferences flowing to Primary % Vote of Electorate (Candidate) Labor Liberal % Vote Other Candidates 4 candidates, Australian Christian distributed second Armadale (ACP) 24.9 75.1 7.0 6.6 GRN 5 candidate, Independent distributed third Alfred Cove (Woollard) 38.4 61.6 10.1 8.7 GRN,IND Cottesloe (Morgan) 74.9 25.1 12.2 11.6 GRN,ACP Kwinana (Adams) 54.8 45.2 24.1 8.4 GRN,ACP Nedlands (Hipkins) 58.5 41.5 13.0 14.5 GRN,ACP 6 candidates, Independent distributed fourth Dawesville (Schumacher) 62.9 37.1 5.9 9.2 NAT,GRN,FFP Gosnells (Fernandez) 38.2 61.8 4.1 12.1 GRN,ACP,IND Kalamunda (Stallard) 56.6 43.4 13.7 16.7 GRN,ACP,IND 7 candidates, Independent distributed fifth Churchlands (Monks) 63.3 36.7 8.1 17.3 GRN,ACP,IND(2)

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SUMMARY OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL RESULTS STATE-WIDE TOTALS ROLL 1,412,533

Candi Seats Party dates Votes % Vote Swing Won Change Liberal Party 34 583,500 47.62 +8.02 17 +1 Labor Party 36 398,260 32.51 -3.63 11 .. Greens 15 100,624 8.21 -2.87 2 -2 The Nationals 14 59,804 4.88 -0.44 5 .. Australian Christians 12 23,877 1.95 -0.37 .. .. Shooters and Fishers 12 21,765 1.78 +1.78 1 +1 Independents 28 19,658 1.60 +0.37 .. .. Family First 12 16,760 1.37 -1.15 .. .. Unaffiliated 2 975 0.08 -0.17 .. .. Others Parties .. 0 0.00 -1.55 .. .. Formal 165 1,225,223 97.17 Informal 35,706 2.83 .. Total /Turnout 1,260,929 89.27 +2.72 Roll 1,412,533

Seat Changes: Labor Party gained a seat from the Greens in East Metropolitan Region Liberal Party gained a seat from the Greens in North Metropolitan Region Shooters and Fishers Party gained a seat from the Nationals in Agricultural Region The Nationals gained a seat from Labor in Mining and Pastoral Region

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL – METROPOLITAN AND COUNTRY BREAKDOWN Metropolitan Country Party % Vote Change Seats Won % Vote Change Seats Won Liberal Party 50.46 +9.58 10 (+1) 39.11 +3.31 7 Labor Party 34.79 -3.32 7 (+1) 25.63 -4.66 4 (-1) Greens 8.59 -3.60 1 (-2) 7.07 -0.70 1 The Nationals .. -0.82 .. 19.56 +0.85 5 Australian Christians 2.06 -0.33 .. 1.62 -0.50 .. Shooters and Fishers 1.42 +1.42 .. 2.86 +2.86 1 (+1) Family First 1.31 -0.98 .. 1.55 -1.65 .. Independents 1.28 -0.15 .. 2.59 +1.99 .. Unaffiliated 0.10 -0.23 .. 0.01 +0.01 .. Other Parties .. +1.56 .. .. -1.51 ..

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EAST METROPOLITAN REGION ROLL 350,350

Seats Party Votes % Vote Swing Quotas Won Change Liberal 142,004 46.80 +9.06 3.2760 3 .. Labor 115,979 38.22 -2.88 2.6756 3 +1 Greens 24,756 8.16 -3.49 0.5711 .. -1 Australian Christians 8,189 2.70 -0.23 0.1889 .. .. Shooters and Fishers 4,963 1.64 +1.64 0.1145 .. .. Family First 3,655 1.20 -2.00 0.0843 .. .. Independents 2,933 0.97 +0.97 0.0677 .. .. Unaffiliated 949 0.31 -0.61 0.0219 .. .. National 0 0.00 -0.97 ...... Others Parties 0 0.00 -1.49 ...... Formal 303,428 96.61 Informal 10,655 3.39 +0.13 Total /Turnout 314,083 89.65 +2.36 Quota 43,347

NORTH METROPOLITAN REGION ROLL 354,077

Seats Party Votes % Vote Swing Quotas Won Change Liberal 176,867 57.07 +10.78 3.9952 4 +1 Labor 90,892 29.33 -3.33 2.0531 2 .. Greens 27,327 8.82 -4.17 0.6173 .. -1 Australian Christians 4,779 1.54 -0.71 0.1080 .. .. Independents 3,697 1.19 -0.94 0.0835 .. .. Shooters and Fishers 3,415 1.10 +1.10 0.0771 .. .. Family First 2,910 0.94 -0.60 0.0657 .. .. National 0 0.00 -0.78 ...... Unaffiliated 0 0.00 -0.08 ...... Others Parties 0 0.00 -1.28 ...... Formal 309,887 97.58 Informal 7,691 2.42 -0.16 Total /Turnout 317,578 89.69 +3.08 Quota 44,270

SOUTH METROPOLITAN REGION ROLL 351,927

Seats Party Votes % Vote Swing Quotas Won Change Liberal 145,053 47.38 +8.81 3.3165 3 .. Labor 113,026 36.92 -3.69 2.5842 2 .. Greens 26,911 8.79 -3.12 0.6153 1 .. Australian Christians 5,946 1.94 -0.06 0.1359 .. .. Family First 5,466 1.79 -0.34 0.1250 .. .. Independents 5,100 1.67 -0.48 0.1166 .. .. Shooters and Fishers 4,651 1.52 +1.52 0.1063 .. .. National 0 0.00 -0.70 ...... Others Parties 0 0.00 -1.92 ...... Formal 306,153 97.24 Informal 8,702 2.76 -0.13 Total /Turnout 314,855 89.47 +2.27 Quota 43,737

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AGRICULTURAL REGION ROLL 90,675 Seats Party Votes % Vote Swing Quotas Won Change Liberal 26,973 33.85 +1.22 2.3696 2 .. National 25,289 31.74 -1.70 2.2216 2 -1 Labor 13,998 17.57 -4.03 1.2297 1 .. Independents 5,252 6.59 +5.91 0.4614 .. .. Greens 3,149 3.95 -1.15 0.2766 .. .. Shooters and Fishers 2,618 3.29 +3.29 0.2300 1 +1 Australian Christians 1,494 1.88 -0.44 0.1312 .. .. Family First 879 1.10 -1.75 0.0772 .. .. Unaffiliated 26 0.03 +0.03 0.0023 .. .. Others Parties 0 0.00 -1.39 ...... Formal 79,678 97.20 Informal 2,294 2.80 +0.46 Total /Turnout 81,972 90.40 +1.97 Quota 11,383

MINING AND PASTORAL REGION ROLL 73,913 Seats Party Votes % Vote Swing Quotas Won Change Liberal 18,355 32.12 +2.30 2.2483 2 .. National 15,974 27.95 +6.53 1.9566 2 +1 Labor 12,789 22.38 -11.72 1.5665 1 -1 Greens 5,107 8.94 -0.01 0.6256 1 .. Shooters and Fishers 2,121 3.71 +3.71 0.2598 .. .. Family First 1,273 2.23 +0.58 0.1559 .. .. Australian Christians 1,016 1.78 -0.09 0.1244 .. .. Independents 511 0.89 +0.89 0.0626 .. .. Others Parties 0 0.00 -2.19 ...... Formal 57,146 97.30 Informal 1,588 2.70 -0.26 Total /Turnout 58,734 79.46 +5.69 Quota 8,164

SOUTH-WEST REGION ROLL 191,591 Seats Party Votes % Vote Swing Quotas Won Change Liberal 74,248 43.95 +4.54 3.0765 3 .. Labor 51,576 30.53 -2.53 2.1371 2 .. National 18,541 10.98 +0.21 0.7683 1 .. Greens 13,374 7.92 -0.71 0.5542 .. .. Shooters and Fishers 3,997 2.37 +2.37 0.1656 .. .. Family First 2,577 1.53 -2.38 0.1068 .. .. Australian Christians 2,453 1.45 -0.66 0.1016 .. .. Independents 2,165 1.28 +0.49 0.0897 .. .. Others Parties 0.00 -1.33 ...... Formal 168,931 97.25 Informal 4,776 2.75 +0.13 Total /Turnout 173,707 90.67 +2.22 Quota 24,134

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DETAILED LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL RESULTS

EAST METROPOLITAN REGION (Roll 350350, Quota 43347)

Count No. 1 (Total Primary Count) Party / Candidate Votes % Vote Quotas % Ticket Liberal Party 142004 46.80 3.2760 96.17 Ticket Votes 136569 45.01 * MORTON, Helen (Elected 1) 3669 1.21 * FARAGHER, Donna (Elected 3) 336 0.11 * HAYDEN, Alyssa (Elected 5) 401 0.13 PREUSS, Caroline 202 0.07 TREASE, Darryl 449 0.15 THORPE-GUDGEON, Jessica 378 0.12 Greens 24756 8.16 0.5711 87.95 Ticket Votes 21772 7.18 * XAMON, Alison (Defeated) 2258 0.74 SMITH, Glenice Dianne 330 0.11 BROMFIELD, David 396 0.13 Shooters and Fishers 4963 1.64 0.1145 88.31 Ticket Votes 4383 1.44 GEORGIOU, Michael 432 0.14 COOPER, Grant 148 0.05 Australian Christians 8189 2.70 0.1889 89.83 Ticket Votes 7356 2.42 RANDALL, Dwight 674 0.22 KINGSTON, David 159 0.05 Family First 3655 1.20 0.0843 89.77 Ticket Votes 3281 1.08 BARRETT, Paul 279 0.09 CLIFFORD, Nathan 95 0.03 Labor Party 115979 38.22 2.6756 95.90 Ticket Votes 111225 36.66 CLOHESY, Alanna (Elected 2) 2322 0.77 ROWE, Samantha (Elected 4) 542 0.18 SANDERSON, Amber Jade (Elected 6) 346 0.11 LEADBETTER, Bill 369 0.12 O'DRISCOLL, Michelle 361 0.12 SMITH, Andy 814 0.27 Independent 1553 0.51 0.0358 80.10 Ticket Votes 1244 0.41 TU, Chung 309 0.10 Independent 1380 0.45 0.0318 78.62 Ticket Votes 1085 0.36 HOYER, Tom 295 0.10 Unaffiliated 949 0.31 0.0219 69.76 Ticket Votes 662 0.22 NARDIZZI, Joe 287 0.09 Formal Vote 303428 96.61 94.78 Informal Votes 10655 3.39 Total Vote / Turnout 314083 89.65

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Labor had no sitting members re-contesting East Metropolitan Region at the 2013 election. Linda Savage was not re-endorsed by the Labor Party, while Ljiljanna Ravlich moved to contest North Metropolitan Region.

On the first counts, the three sitting Liberals MLCs were re-elected, Helen Morton (Elected 1), Donna Faragher (Elected 3) and Alyssa Hayden (Elected 5). Two new Labor MLCs were also elected, Alanna Clohesy (Elected 2) and Samantha Rowe (Elected 4).

From the first preference tallies it was evident the final seat in East Metropolitan Region would be a race between sitting Greens MLC Alison Xamon and the third Labor candidate Amber Jade Sanderson. Towards the end of the count, only four candidates remained in the contest. The ticket preferences for Family First, the Shooters and Fishers and all three Independents had been directed to Australian Christian candidate Dwight Randall.

The totals for each candidate at this point are in the table below. The ‘Transfers’ column in the first table represents the change in party total since the count of first preferences, less the votes set aside for elected candidates.

Candidate Party Transfers Votes % Vote Quotas SANDERSON, Amber Jade ALP +440 29725 9.80 0.6857 * XAMON, Alison GRN +467 25223 8.31 0.5819 RANDALL, Dwight ACP +11203 19392 6.39 0.4474 PREUSS, Caroline LIB +204 12167 4.01 0.2807

By harvesting the preferences of all other groups on the ballot paper, Australian Christian candidate Dwight Randall had passed the fourth Liberal candidate Caroline Preuss. Liberal preferences were distributed at this point with the exclusion of Preuss. The Liberal preference ticket was directed to Randall, pushing him into second place ahead of Alison Xamon.

Candidate Party Transfers Votes % Vote Quotas SANDERSON, Amber Jade ALP +483 30208 9.96 0.6969 RANDALL, Dwight ACP +10716 30108 9.92 0.6946 * XAMON, Alison GRN +942 26165 8.62 0.6036 PREUSS, Caroline LIB -12167 0

Xamon was now the lowest polling candidate and excluded at the next count. On the distribution of her first preferences, the Green preference ticket flowed to Labor candidate Amber Jade Sanderson, electing her to the sixth and final vacancy. The count ended when Sanderson reached a quota before all of Xamon’s votes were distributed.

Candidate Party Transfers Votes % Vote Quotas SANDERSON, Amber (Elected 6) ALP +23728 53936 17.78 1.2443 RANDALL, Dwight ACP +302 30410 10.02 0.7015 * XAMON, Alison (Defeated) GRN -24030 2135 0.70 0.0493

At a similar point in the count in 2008, Randall had been excluded, electing the third Liberal candidate and then Xamon ahead of a third Labor candidate. In 2013 the Liberal vote had exceeded three quotas and support for Labor and the Greens had fallen, resulting in Randall finishing ahead of Xamon and Green preferences electing Labor.

The result represented Labor gaining a seat in East Metropolitan at the expense of the Greens.

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NORTH METROPOLITAN REGION (Roll 354077 Quota 44270)

Count No. 1 (Total Primary Count) Party / Candidate Votes % Vote Quotas % Ticket Labor Party 90892 29.33 2.0531 94.98 Ticket Votes 86328 27.86 * TRAVERS, Ken (Elected 2) 3006 0.97 * RAVLICH, Ljiljanna (Elected 4) 538 0.17 PRITCHARD, Martin 246 0.08 McDONALD, Laine 212 0.07 SEYMOUR, Sarah 261 0.08 MARTON, Rebeka 301 0.10 Liberal Party 176867 57.07 3.9952 97.43 Ticket Votes 172327 55.61 * COLLIER, Peter (Elected 1) 2933 0.95 * MISCHIN, Michael (Elected 3) 281 0.09 * BEHJAT, Liz (Elected 5) 244 0.08 KATSAMBANIS, Peter (Elected 6) 119 0.04 IRWIN, Elise 291 0.09 COLLINS, Paul 672 0.22 Family First 2910 0.94 0.0657 88.76 Ticket Votes 2583 0.83 HENG, Henry 262 0.08 CROKER, Douglas 65 0.02 The Greens (WA) 27327 8.82 0.6173 89.49 Ticket Votes 24454 7.89 POUSTIE, Cameron 1981 0.64 BROWN, Rebecca 573 0.18 AQUILINA, Heather 319 0.10 Shooters and Fishers 3415 1.10 0.0771 89.25 Ticket Votes 3048 0.98 BEDFORD, Paul 321 0.10 STUBBS, D'arne 46 0.01 Australian Christians 4779 1.54 0.1080 87.38 Ticket Votes 4176 1.35 MORAN, Ray 488 0.16 LABORDUS, Rudy 115 0.04 Independent 1294 0.42 0.0292 76.89 Ticket Votes 995 0.32 AVERY, Noel 299 0.10 Independent 1089 0.35 0.0246 80.53 Ticket Votes 877 0.28 SMITH, Angela. W. 212 0.07 Independent 306 0.10 0.0069 74.84 Ticket Votes 229 0.07 THORP, Douglas 77 0.02 Independent 1008 0.33 0.0228 59.72 Ticket Votes 602 0.19 TUCAK, Michael 406 0.13 Formal Vote 309887 97.58 95.40 Informal Votes 7691 2.42 Total Vote / Turnout 317578

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Sitting Labor MLC Ed Dermer retired at the 2013 election, replaced on the Labor ticket by Labor MLC for East Metropolitan Region Ljiljanna Ravlich. Greens MLC Giz Watson did not re-contest her seat, instead moving to contest South West Region for the Greens.

On the first preference count and initial preference distributions, the five sitting members were re- elected, Liberals Peter Collier (Elected 1), Michael Mischin (Elected 3) and Liz Behjat (Elected 5), and Labor’s Ken Travers (Elected 2) and Ljiljanna Ravlich (Elected 4). The Liberal Party total was just short of four quotas, leaving fourth Liberal candidate Peter Katsambanis on the cusp of election.

The Liberal total fell slightly in subsequent counts, and by the time only seven candidates remained, Katsambanis was 467 votes short of the quota, as shown below. Independent Michael Tucack had gathered preferences from the other three Independents to reach fourth place. In the first table below, ‘Transfers’ represents the change in totals by party since the count of first preferences, less the votes set aside for elected candidates.

Candidate Party Transfers Votes % Vote Quotas KATSAMBANIS, Peter LIB -244 43813 14.14 0.9897 POUSTIE, Cameron GRN +83 27410 8.85 0.6192 MORAN, Ray ACP +16 4795 1.55 0.1083 TUCAK, Michael IND +2652 3660 1.18 0.0827 BEDFORD, Paul SFP +43 3458 1.12 0.0781 HENG, Henry FFP +45 2955 0.95 0.0667 PRITCHARD, Martin ALP -44 2308 0.74 0.0521

Labor’s third candidate Martin Pritchard was the next to be excluded. What was left of Labor’s ticket votes now flowed to the Greens, but Pritchard’s tally included a large number of non-ticket votes, 444 of which had next valid preference for Katsambanis. This left him just 13 votes short of a quota.

Candidate Party Transfers Votes % Vote Quotas KATSAMBANIS, Peter LIB +444 44257 14.28 0.9997 POUSTIE, Cameron GRN +1490 28900 9.33 0.6528 MORAN, Ray ACP +39 4834 1.56 0.1092 TUCAK, Michael IND +123 3783 1.22 0.0855 BEDFORD, Paul SFP +40 3498 1.13 0.0790 HENG, Henry FFP +151 3106 1.00 0.0702 PRITCHARD, Martin ALP -2308 0

Henry Heng (Family First) was the next candidate excluded. His party’s preference ticket flowed to Ray Moran (Australian Christians), but enough non-ticket votes flowed to Katsambanis to elect him to the sixth and final vacancy.

Candidate Party Transfers Votes % Vote Quotas KATSAMBANIS, Peter (Elected 6) LIB +61 44318 14.30 1.0011 POUSTIE, Cameron GRN +52 28952 9.34 0.6540 MORAN, Ray ACP +2703 7537 2.43 0.1703 TUCAK, Michael IND +14 3797 1.23 0.0858 BEDFORD, Paul SFP +15 3513 1.13 0.0794 HENG, Henry FFP -2845 261 0.08 0.0059

The election of Katsambanis represented a gain for the Liberal Party at the expense of the Greens. Sitting Greens MLC Giz Watson did not re-contest this region, moving to contest South West Region where she was defeated..

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SOUTH METROPOLITAN REGION (Roll 351927, Quota 43737)

Count No. 1 (Total Primary Count) Party / Candidate Votes % Vote Quotas % Ticket Family First 5466 1.79 0.1250 77.66 Ticket Votes 4245 1.39 McCOURT, Jim 1070 0.35 BOLT, Steve 151 0.05 Shooters and Fishers 4651 1.52 0.1063 87.62 Ticket Votes 4075 1.33 BLEVIN, Ian 423 0.14 GLOVER, Michael 153 0.05 Labor Party 113026 36.92 2.5842 95.73 Ticket Votes 108195 35.34 * ELLERY, Sue (Elected 2) 2822 0.92 * DOUST, Kate (Elected 4) 503 0.16 WOOD, Anne 439 0.14 ROSE, Dominic 391 0.13 THIEL, Sharon 181 0.06 BIRD, Sandy 495 0.16 Australian Christians 5946 1.94 0.1359 87.72 Ticket Votes 5216 1.70 BURDETT, Bob 578 0.19 CHEW, Ka-ren 152 0.05 The Greens 26911 8.79 0.6153 89.09 Ticket Votes 23974 7.83 * MacLAREN, Lynn (Elected 6) 2164 0.71 SOLONEC, Tammy 307 0.10 JENKINS, Jean 466 0.15 Liberal Party 145053 47.38 3.3165 96.84 Ticket Votes 140476 45.88 * O'BRIEN, Simon (Elected 1) 2851 0.93 * GOIRAN, Nicolas (Elected 3) 284 0.09 * EDMAN, Phil (Elected 5) 478 0.16 MOENS, Gabriel 204 0.07 JACK, Michelle 760 0.25 Independent 1909 0.62 0.0436 82.77 Ticket Votes 1580 0.52 TUCAK, John 329 0.11 Independent 2319 0.76 0.0530 74.13 Ticket Votes 1719 0.56 WILSON, Keith 600 0.20 Independent 872 0.28 0.0199 62.27 Ticket Votes 543 0.18 GRAYDEN, Jim 329 0.11 Formal Vote 306153 97.24 94.73 Informal Votes 8702 2.76 Total Vote / Turnout 314855

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On the first counts, the three sitting Liberals MLCs were re-elected, Simon O’Brien (Elected 1), Nicolas Goiran (Elected 3) and Phil Edman (Elected 5), as were the two sitting Labor MLCs, Sue Ellery (Elected 2) and Kate Doust (Elected 4).

The contest for the final seat in South Metropolitan Region was very similar to the race in East Metropolitan Region, being a contest between the third Labor candidate Anne Wood and the sitting Greens MLC Lynn MacLaren. Most minor party and Independent preference tickets were directed to Australian Christian candidate Bob Burdett, allowing him to pull ahead of the fourth Liberal candidate during the distribution of preferences.

The table below lists the totals for each candidate at the point where only four candidates remained. The ‘Transfers’ column in the first table represents the change in party total since the count of first preferences, less the votes set aside for elected candidates.

Candidate Party Transfers Votes % Vote Quotas * MacLAREN, Lynn GRN +2347 29258 9.56 0.6690 WOOD, Anne ALP +1086 26638 8.70 0.6090 BURDETT, Bob ACP +11033 16979 5.55 0.3882 MOENS, Gabriel LIB +597 14439 4.72 0.3301

By harvesting the preferences of all other groups on the ballot paper, Australian Christian candidate Bob Burdett had passed the fourth Liberal candidate Gabriel Moens. Liberal preferences were distributed at this point with the exclusion of Moens. The Liberal ticket flowed to Burdett, pushing him into second place ahead of Labor’s Anne Wood.

Candidate Party Transfers Votes % Vote Quotas * MacLAREN, Lynn GRN +818 30076 9.82 0.6877 BURDETT, Bob ACP +12851 29830 9.74 0.6820 WOOD, Anne ALP +752 27390 8.95 0.6262 MOENS, Gabriel LIB -14439 0

Where in East Metropolitan Region the Greens had fallen to third place and then elected the third Labor candidate, in South Metropolitan Region it was Labor in third place. All the Labor ticket preferences of Wood were distributed at this point, re-electing Lynn MacLaren to the sixth and final vacancy before all Labor votes were required to be distributed.

Candidate Party Transfers Votes % Vote Quotas * MacLAREN, Lynn (Elected 6) GRN +23804 53880 17.6 1.2319 BURDETT, Bob ACP +429 30259 9.88 0.6918 WOOD, Anne ALP -24236 3154 1.03 0.0721

The result represented no change in party representation for the region compared to 2008.

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AGRICULTURAL REGION (Roll 90675, Quota 11383)

Count No. 1 (Total Primary Count) Party / Candidate Votes % Vote Quotas % Ticket Labor Party 13998 17.57 1.2297 95.34 Ticket Votes 13345 16.75 WEST, Darren (Elected 3) 511 0.64 * BENSON-LIDHOLM, Matt (Defeated) 26 0.03 RIGGS, Judy 31 0.04 MILLS, Sheila 25 0.03 SOMERVILLE, Bob 23 0.03 McBEATH, Graeme 37 0.05 Family First 879 1.10 0.0772 93.86 Ticket Votes 825 1.04 CUSTERS, Peter 44 0.06 FUHRMANN, Steven 10 0.01 Independent 4192 5.26 0.3683 87.14 Ticket Votes 3653 4.58 * TRENORDEN, Max (Defeated) 390 0.49 * GARDINER, Philip Warren (Defeated) 72 0.09 COWAN, Bill 51 0.06 KESTEL, Robert 9 0.01 TUCKWELL, Lindsay 17 0.02 Independent 239 0.30 0.0210 90.38 Ticket Votes 216 0.27 FELS, Anthony 20 0.03 CHANDRA, Felly 3 0.00 Shooters and Fishers 2618 3.29 0.2300 94.27 Ticket Votes 2468 3.10 MAZZA, Rick (Elected 6) 120 0.15 HULL, Ray 30 0.04 Australian Christians 1494 1.88 0.1312 88.15 Ticket Votes 1317 1.65 YOUNG, Trevor 138 0.17 DUNJEY, Lachlan 39 0.05 Independent 138 0.17 0.0121 95.65 Ticket Votes 132 0.17 SWIFT, Peter 6 0.01 DAVIS, Rod 0 0.00 Independent 528 0.66 0.0464 93.18 Ticket Votes 492 0.62 COPELAND, Anne-Marie 17 0.02 JAMES, Ian 11 0.01 BOASE, Darrell 8 0.01 National Party 25289 31.74 2.2216 97.37 Ticket Votes 24623 30.90 ALDRIDGE, Martin (Elected 2) 414 0.52 BROWN, Paul (Elected 5) 72 0.09 SOUNNESS, Jill 83 0.10 BOWEN, Cathie 44 0.06 BUTTERWORTH, Rosalba 53 0.07

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Liberal Party 26973 33.85 2.3696 98.35 Ticket Votes 26528 33.29 * CHOWN, Jim (Elected 1) 226 0.28 * ELLIS, Brian (Elected 4) 50 0.06 MARTIN, Steven 52 0.07 McFARLAND, Alan 32 0.04 PANIZZA, Sarah 37 0.05 McLAGAN, James 48 0.06 The Greens 3149 3.95 0.2766 92.44 Ticket Votes 2911 3.65 HUNTLEY, Andy 178 0.22 NIELSEN-HARVEY, Sarah 60 0.08 Independent 94 0.12 0.0083 91.49 Ticket Votes 86 0.11 RIFAI, Osama 6 0.01 ARAYA, Yaebiyo Girmay 2 Unaffiliated 26 0.03 0.0023 80.77 Ticket Votes 21 0.03 BOZICH, Tony Mate 5 0.01 Independent 61 0.08 0.0054 54.1 Ticket Votes 33 0.04 KENNEY, Gregory Peter 28 0.04 Formal Vote 79678 97.2 96.20 Informal Votes 2294 2.80 Total Vote / Turnout 81972

The National Party had elected three MLCs in 2008, but none re-contested for the party at the 2013 election. Mia Davies contested and won Central Wheatbelt in the Legislative Assembly, while Max Trenorden and Philip Gardiner re-contested as part of an Independent ticket. Sitting Labor MLC Matt Benson-Lidholm re-contested, but was in the difficult position to win second place on the Labor ticket.

On the initial count and distribution of party first preferences, five members were elected. Sitting Liberals Jim Chown (Elected 1) and Brian Ellis (Elected 4) were re-elected. Two new Nationals were elected, Martin Aldridge (Elected 2) and Paul Brown (Elected 5), as was a new Labor MLC, Darren West (Elected 3).

At this point no group on the ballot paper had more than 0.4 of a quota, which meant the order candidates finished and the deals done with party preference tickets were set to determine the final seat. The table below shows totals at the point where only eight candidates remained, six other independent groups having been excluded. In this first table the ‘Transfers’ column represents the change in party total since first preferences after setting aside votes for elected candidates.

Candidate Party Transfers Votes % Vote Quotas MARTIN, Steven LIB -11 4196 5.27 0.3686 * TRENORDEN, Max IND -1 4191 5.26 0.3682 HUNTLEY, Andy GRN +111 3260 4.09 0.2864 SOUNNESS, Jill NAT +291 2814 3.53 0.2472 MAZZA, Rick SFP +148 2766 3.47 0.2430 * BENSON-LIDHOLM, Matt ALP -6 2609 3.27 0.2292 YOUNG, Trevor ACP +19 1513 1.90 0.1329 CUSTERS, Peter FFP +497 1376 1.73 0.1209

At this point Rick Mazza of the Shooters and Fishers was in fifth position, but moved to fourth position on the exclusion of Family First candidate Peter Custers. There was also a flow of preferences to the Greens from a previously excluded Independent.

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Candidate Party Transfers Votes % Vote Quotas MARTIN, Steven LIB +7 4203 5.27 0.3692 * TRENORDEN, Max IND +9 4200 5.27 0.3690 HUNTLEY, Andy GRN +498 3758 4.72 0.3301 MAZZA, Rick SFP +829 3595 4.51 0.3158 SOUNNESS, Jill NAT +2 2816 3.53 0.2474 * BENSON-LIDHOLM, Matt ALP +9 2618 3.29 0.2300 YOUNG, Trevor ACP +22 1535 1.93 0.1349

Mazza was to move into first position in the race at the next count on the exclusion of the final Australian Christian candidate Trevor Young.

Candidate Party Transfers Votes % Vote Quotas MAZZA, Rick SFP +1347 4942 6.20 0.4342 MARTIN, Steven LIB +46 4249 5.33 0.3733 * TRENORDEN, Max IND +48 4248 5.33 0.3732 HUNTLEY, Andy GRN +6 3764 4.72 0.3307 SOUNNESS, Jill NAT +75 2891 3.63 0.2540 * BENSON-LIDHOLM, Matt ALP +12 2630 3.30 0.2310

Next to be excluded was the second Labor candidate Matt Benson-Lidholm. Labor had also directed preferences to Mazza, putting him beyond half a quota.

Candidate Party Transfers Votes % Vote Quotas MAZZA, Rick SFP +2401 7343 9.22 0.6451 * TRENORDEN, Max IND +145 4393 5.51 0.3859 MARTIN, Steven LIB +10 4259 5.35 0.3742 HUNTLEY, Andy GRN +40 3804 4.77 0.3342 SOUNNESS, Jill NAT +29 2920 3.66 0.2565

The third National candidate Jill Sounness was now excluded and the Nationals had also chosen to direct its preference ticket to Mazza, putting him well on track for the final seat.

Candidate Party Transfers Votes % Vote Quotas MAZZA, Rick SFP +2558 9901 12.43 0.8698 * TRENORDEN, Max IND +99 4492 5.64 0.3946 MARTIN, Steven LIB +189 4448 5.58 0.3908 HUNTLEY, Andy GRN +67 3871 4.86 0.3401

Greens candidate Andy Huntley was now partly excluded and the Green preference ticket also listed Mazza ahead of remaining candidates in the contest. Greens preferences now elected Rick Mazza to the sixth vacancy in Agricultural Region, becoming the first Shooters and Fishers member elected to the Western Australian Legislative Council.

Candidate Party Transfers Votes % Vote Quotas MAZZA, Rick SFP +2927 12828 16.10 1.1269 * TRENORDEN, Max IND +126 4618 5.80 0.4057 MARTIN, Steven LIB +36 4484 5.63 0.3939 HUNTLEY, Andy GRN -3089 782 0.98 0.0687

Mazza’s election was due to well organised preference deals. Labor and the Greens had half a quota of votes between them and were largely responsible for electing Mazza ahead of other possible candidates from the Liberal and National parties, as well as Independent Max Trenorden.

The final result was the gain of a seat by the Shooters and Fishers at the expense of a third National seat.

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MINING AND PASTORAL REGION (Roll 73913, Quota 8164)

Count No. 1 (Total Primary Count) Party / Candidate Votes % Vote Quotas % Ticket Family First 1273 2.23 0.1559 80.52 Ticket Votes 1025 1.79 ROSE, Ian 225 0.39 HARPER, Cedric 23 0.04 Liberal Party 18355 32.12 2.2483 97.18 Ticket Votes 17837 31.21 * BASTON, Ken (Elected 1) 261 0.46 LEWIS, Mark (Elected 4) 71 0.12 COAD, Eden 30 0.05 WOOD, Ross 59 0.10 BECKETT, Ross 97 0.17 Australian Christians 1016 1.78 0.1244 88.19 Ticket Votes 896 1.57 MANSELL, Roger 93 0.16 WALSH, Mike 27 0.05 The Greens 5107 8.94 0.6256 92.11 Ticket Votes 4704 8.23 * CHAPPLE, Robin (Elected 5) 335 0.59 MUIR, Kado 68 0.12 National Party 15974 27.95 1.9566 95.84 Ticket Votes 15309 26.79 BOYDELL, Jacqui (Elected 2) 229 0.40 GRILLS, Dave (Elected 6) 254 0.44 McCOURT, John 58 0.10 EAGLES, David 32 0.06 HATWELL, Adrian 24 0.04 HILL, Cale 68 0.12 Labor Party 12789 22.38 1.5665 95.83 Ticket Votes 12256 21.45 DAWSON, Stephen (Elected 3) 276 0.48 MURIE, Jim 44 0.08 HILL, Shane 58 0.10 * FORD, Jon (Defeated) 55 0.10 MORICH, Linda 38 0.07 PORTLAND, Renee 62 0.11 Shooters and Fishers 2121 3.71 0.2598 90.90 Ticket Votes 1928 3.37 PARKES, John 160 0.28 COLAGIURI, Stefan 33 0.06 Independent 511 0.89 0.0626 85.71 Ticket Votes 438 0.77 BERTOLA, Frank 73 0.13 Formal Vote 57146 97.30 95.18 Informal Votes 1588 2.70 Total Vote / Turnout 58734

Sitting Liberal MLC Norman Moore retired at the 2013 election, while National MLC Wendy Duncan contested and won Kalgoorlie in the Legislative Assembly. Labor MLC Helen Bullock did not re- contest, and Labor’s other MLC Jon Ford was in the unwinnable fourth position on the Labor ticket.

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On the first count four MLCs were elected. Liberal Ken Baston (Elected 1) was re-elected, and Mark Lewis (Elected 4) won the Liberal Party’s second seat. New National candidate Jacqui Boydell (Elected 2) won the seat previously held by Wendy Duncan, while Labor’s Stephen Dawson (Elected 3) became the region’s new Labor MLC.

The table below shows the overall totals when only eight candidates remained in the count. On first preferences the National total had fallen just short of two quotas. By the count shown below, second National candidate Dave Grills was still 401 votes short of a quota. The total in the ‘Transfers’ column in this first table represents the change in party totals since the count of first preferences after setting aside the quotas of elected candidates.

If all votes in the count were ticket votes, then the Green’s Robin Chapple would be the fifth member elected, and preference tickets would go on to elect Shooters and Fishers candidate John Parkes to the final vacancy. With a significant number of non-ticket votes in the count, the race between Parkes and second National candidate Dave Grills was set to be close.

Candidate Party Transfers Votes % Vote Quotas GRILLS, Dave NAT -47 7763 13.58 0.9509 * CHAPPLE, Robin GRN +14 5121 8.96 0.6273 MURIE, Jim ALP -38 4587 8.03 0.5619 PARKES, John SFP +17 2138 3.74 0.2619 COAD, Eden LIB -47 1980 3.46 0.2425 ROSE, Ian FFP +31 1304 2.28 0.1597 MANSELL, Roger ACP +7 1023 1.79 0.1253 BERTOLA, Frank IND +22 533 0.93 0.0653

The exclusion of Independent Frank Bertola saw his preference ticket flow to the Australian Christians, putting its candidate Roger Mansell ahead of Family First’s Ian Rose.

Candidate Party Transfers Votes % Vote Quotas GRILLS, Dave NAT +6 7769 13.60 0.9516 * CHAPPLE, Robin GRN +13 5134 8.98 0.6289 MURIE, Jim ALP +12 4599 8.05 0.5633 PARKES, John SFP +46 2184 3.82 0.2675 COAD, Eden LIB +6 1986 3.48 0.2433 MANSELL, Roger ACP +442 1465 2.56 0.1794 ROSE, Ian FFP +8 1312 2.30 0.1607 BERTOLA, Frank IND -533 0

Family First’s Rose was now excluded, and his preference ticket flowed to the Shooters and Fisher’s John Parkes.

Candidate Party Transfers Votes % Vote Quotas GRILLS, Dave NAT +11 7780 13.61 0.9530 * CHAPPLE, Robin GRN +24 5158 9.03 0.6318 MURIE, Jim ALP +22 4621 8.09 0.5660 PARKES, John SFP +1038 3222 5.64 0.3947 COAD, Eden LIB +176 2162 3.78 0.2648 MANSELL, Roger ACP +41 1506 2.64 0.1845 ROSE, Ian FFP -1312 0

Next to be excluded was Roger Mansell of the Australian Christians. Both his preference ticket and that of Frank Bertola previously excluded now flowed to Parkes. 55 below the line preferences at this point leaked to the Nationals.

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Candidate Party Transfers Votes % Vote Quotas GRILLS, Dave NAT +55 7835 13.71 0.9597 * CHAPPLE, Robin GRN +15 5173 9.05 0.6336 MURIE, Jim ALP +11 4632 8.11 0.5674 PARKES, John SFP +1359 4581 8.02 0.5611 COAD, Eden LIB +65 2227 3.90 0.2728 MANSELL, Roger ACP -1506 0

Third Liberal candidate Eden Coad was now excluded, and the Liberal preference ticket was directed to the Shooters and Fishers ahead of the Nationals. This put John Parkes ahead of both the final Green and Labor candidates. Importantly, another 144 non-ticket votes flowed to the Nationals, leaving Grills just 185 votes short of the quota.

Candidate Party Transfers Votes % Vote Quotas GRILLS, Dave NAT +144 7979 13.96 0.9773 PARKES, John SFP +1809 6390 11.18 0.7827 * CHAPPLE, Robin GRN +227 5400 9.45 0.6614 MURIE, Jim ALP +41 4673 8.18 0.5724 COAD, Eden Lib -2227 0

Labor’s second candidate Jim Murie was now partially excluded. The votes distributed at this point were overwhelmingly ticket votes and these re-elected sitting Green MLC Robin Chapple (Elected 5).

Candidate Party Transfers Votes % Vote Quotas * CHAPPLE, Robin (Elected 5) GRN +4326 9726 17.02 1.1913 GRILLS, Dave NAT +22 8001 14.00 0.9800 PARKES, John SFP +47 6437 11.26 0.7885 MURIE, Jim ALP -4396 277 0.48 0.0339

Before Chapple’s surplus could be dealt with, the remaining 277 Labor votes needed to be distributed. These were all below the line votes, and 157 of them flowed to National candidate Dave Grills. This left Grills just six votes short of a quota.

Candidate Party Transfers Votes % Vote Quotas * CHAPPLE, Robin (Elected 5) GRN .. 9726 17.02 1.1913 GRILLS, Dave NAT +157 8158 14.28 0.9993 PARKES, John SFP +117 6554 11.47 0.8028 MURIE, Jim ALP -277 0

Chapple’s surplus was now distributed. This largely consisted of Labor and Green ticket votes, both of which had next preference for Parkes over Grills. However, there were just enough non-ticket votes to put Dave Grills over the quota (Elected 6). Grills’ victory represented a National gain at the expense of a second Labor candidate.

Candidate Party Transfers Votes % Vote Quotas GRILLS, Dave (Elected 6) NAT +76 8234 14.41 1.0086 * CHAPPLE, Robin (Elected 5) GRN -1562 8164 14.29 1.0000 PARKES, John SFP +1457 8011 14.02 0.9813

While the Nationals first preference total had fallen short of the second quota, its total was close enough to the quota to reach it on non-ticket preferences before the overwhelming number of ticket preferences directed to the Shooters and Fishers would have elected John Parkes. The victory was still narrow, the Nationals just 70 votes over the quota at the end of the count.

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SOUTH WEST REGION (Roll 191,591, Quota 24,134)

Count No. 1 (Total Primary Count) Party / Candidate Votes % Vote Quotas % Ticket Labor Party 51576 30.53 2.1371 95.77 Ticket Votes 49395 29.24 * TALBOT, Sally (Elected 2) 1398 0.83 * FARINA, Adele (Elected 4) 290 0.17 MONDY, John 109 0.06 BISHOP, Ian 198 0.12 DEAN, Aaron 85 0.05 LIM, Pearl 101 0.06 National Party 18541 10.98 0.7683 95.33 Ticket Votes 17675 10.46 * HOLT, Colin (Elected 6) 653 0.39 HARMA, Sam 138 0.08 GREATHEAD, Dudley 75 0.04 Shooters and Fishers 3997 2.37 0.1656 91.72 Ticket Votes 3666 2.17 STRIJK, Daniel 219 0.13 MAZZA, Mark 112 0.07 Independent 1205 0.71 0.0499 93.36 Ticket Votes 1125 0.67 SRI-INNOP ROSS, Nataporn 35 0.02 GROGAN, Janet 45 0.03 Liberal Party 74248 43.95 3.0765 97.71 Ticket Votes 72551 42.95 * McSWEENEY, Robyn (Elected 1) 787 0.47 * HOUSE, Barry (Elected 3) 444 0.26 * HALLETT, Nigel (Elected 5) 102 0.06 MORISON, Ian 114 0.07 FITZPATRICK, Paul 95 0.06 STECK, Michelle 155 0.09 Family First 2577 1.53 0.1068 91.81 Ticket Votes 2366 1.40 CUSTERS, Bev 154 0.09 BOLT, David 57 0.03 The Greens 13374 7.92 0.5542 90.54 Ticket Votes 12109 7.17 * WATSON, Giz (Defeated) 1101 0.65 HARPER, Hsien 164 0.10 Australian Christians 2453 1.45 0.1016 89.16 Ticket Votes 2187 1.29 MOSELEY, Justin 218 0.13 SCHOOF, Tim 48 0.03 Independent 960 0.57 0.0398 85.10 Ticket Votes 817 0.48 HYLAND, Don 143 0.08 Formal Vote 168931 97.25 95.83 Informal Votes 4776 2.75 Total Vote / Turnout 173707

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On the first count five MLCs were re-elected, Liberals Robyn McSweeney (Elected 1), Barry House (Elected 3) and Nigel Hallett (Elected 5), as well as Labor’s Sally Talbot (Elected 2) and Adele Farina (Elected 4). The race for the final seat was now between sitting National Colin Holt, and the Green’s Giz Watson, a sitting MLC for North Metropolitan Region who had shifted to contest South West Region in a quest to win a seat for the party.

The table below shows the overall totals when only seven candidates remained in the count. Two Independent had been excluded, and the ‘Transfers’ column in the first table represents the change in party totals since the first preference count after excluding votes set aside as filled quotas.

Candidate Party Transfers Votes % Vote Quotas * HOLT, Colin NAT +47 18588 11.00 0.7702 * WATSON, Giz GRN +1220 14594 8.64 0.6047 STRIJK, Daniel SFP +46 4043 2.39 0.1675 CUSTERS, Bev FFP +855 3432 2.03 0.1422 MONDY, John ALP -52 3256 1.93 0.1349 MOSELEY, Justin ACP +54 2507 1.48 0.1039 MORISON, Ian LIB -82 1764 1.04 0.0731

The exclusion of the fourth Liberal candidate Ian Morison and then Australian Christian candidate Justin Moseley sent two tickets of votes the way of Family First’s Bev Custer, putting her into third place ahead of the Shooters and Fisher’s Daniel Strijk.

Candidate Party Transfers Votes % Vote Quotas * HOLT, Colin NAT +194 18782 11.12 0.7782 * WATSON, Giz GRN +125 14719 8.71 0.6099 CUSTERS, Bev FFP +3767 7199 4.26 0.2983 STRIJK, Daniel SFP +75 4118 2.44 0.1706 MONDY, John ALP +85 3341 1.98 0.1384

The exclusion of the third Labor candidate now sent Labor’s ticket votes to Giz Watson, but as had been evident from the first preference totals, the total votes for Labor plus the Greens were short of filling three quotas.

Candidate Party Transfers Votes % Vote Quotas * HOLT, Colin NAT +387 19169 11.35 0.7943 * WATSON, Giz GRN +2764 17483 10.35 0.7244 CUSTERS, Bev FFP +84 7283 4.31 0.3018 STRIJK, Daniel SFP +90 4208 2.49 0.1744

The exclusion of Daniel Strijk sent Shooters and Fishers preference tickets to Custers, but still left her in third place well short of Watson.

Candidate Party Transfers Votes % Vote Quotas * HOLT, Colin NAT +290 19459 11.52 0.8063 * WATSON, Giz GRN +72 17555 10.39 0.7274 CUSTERS, Bev FFP +3835 11118 6.58 0.4607

Custers was now partially excluded, with ticket preferences all flowing to the National Party’s Colin Holt, re-electing him to the Region’s sixth seat. This left the party numbers in South West Region unchanged, but resulted in the defeat of the Greens’ Giz Watson.

Candidate Party Transfers Votes % Vote Quotas * HOLT, Colin (Elected 6) NAT +6150 25609 15.16 1.0611 * WATSON, Giz GRN +993 18548 10.98 0.7685 CUSTERS, Bev FFP -7146 3972 2.35 0.1646

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Comparison of % Vote in Legislative Assembly and Legislative Council

LIB NAT ALP GRN ACP FFP OTH Informal

East Metropolitan Assembly 45.7 .. 40.3 8.3 3.3 0.6 1.8 7.0 Council 46.8 .. 38.2 8.2 2.7 1.2 2.9 3.4 Difference +1.1 .. -2.1 -0.1 -0.6 +0.6 +1.1 -3.6 North Metropolitan Assembly 56.3 .. 28.6 9.2 2.1 0.6 3.2 5.6 Council 57.1 .. 29.3 8.8 1.5 0.9 2.3 2.4 Difference +0.8 .. +0.7 -0.4 -0.6 +0.3 -0.9 -3.2 South Metropolitan Assembly 47.3 .. 38.6 9.2 0.5 .. 4.5 6.1 Council 47.4 .. 36.9 8.8 1.9 1.8 3.2 2.8 Difference +0.1 .. -1.7 -0.4 +1.4 +1.8 -1.3 -3.3 Perth Assembly 49.8 .. 35.8 8.9 2.0 0.4 3.1 6.3 Council 50.5 .. 34.8 8.6 2.1 1.3 2.8 2.9 Difference +0.7 .. -1.0 -0.3 +0.1 +0.9 -0.3 -3.4 Agricultural Assembly 34.0 42.5 15.6 5.0 2.3 .. 0.6 5.1 Council 33.9 31.7 17.6 4.0 1.9 1.1 9.9 2.8 Difference -0.1 -10.8 +2.0 -1.0 -0.4 +1.1 +9.3 -2.3 Mining and Pastoral Assembly 31.6 34.4 22.2 8.7 1.8 .. 1.4 5.3 Council 32.1 28.0 22.4 8.9 1.8 2.2 4.6 2.7 Difference +0.5 -6.4 +0.2 +0.2 .. +2.2 +3.2 -2.6 South West Assembly 44.0 11.9 30.8 7.3 0.7 2.2 3.3 5.3 Council 44.0 11.0 30.5 7.9 1.5 1.5 3.6 2.7 Difference .. -0.9 -0.3 +0.6 +0.8 -0.7 +0.3 -2.6 Non-Metropolitan Assembly 39.1 24.1 25.2 6.9 1.3 1.2 2.2 5.2 Council 39.1 19.6 25.6 7.1 1.6 1.5 5.5 2.8 Difference .. -4.5 +0.4 +0.2 +0.3 +0.3 +3.3 -2.4 State-wide Assembly 47.1 6.1 33.1 8.4 1.8 0.6 2.9 6.0 Council 47.6 4.9 32.5 8.2 1.9 1.4 3.5 2.8 Difference +0.5 -1.2 -0.6 -0.2 +0.1 +0.8 +0.6 -3.2 Note: Difference = Council % minus Assembly %

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Comparison of % Vote in Legislative Assembly and Legislative Council by Electorate

2008 Liberal National Labor Greens Aus Christian Fam First Others Informal Electorate LA LC LA LC LA LC LA LC LA LC LA LC LA LC LA LC Armadale 32.8 35.9 .. .. 53.7 46.1 6.6 6.8 7.0 5.9 .. 1.8 .. 3.4 7.2 3.8 Bassendean 39.5 39.2 .. .. 46.7 45.2 10.2 9.0 3.5 2.6 .. 1.2 .. 2.8 8.2 3.7 Belmont 47.1 48.0 .. .. 42.5 39.1 8.2 7.9 2.3 1.8 .. 1.0 .. 2.2 6.7 3.3 Darling Range 57.9 54.4 .. .. 27.9 28.8 9.2 8.1 5.0 4.2 .. 1.0 .. 3.5 6.2 2.9 Forrestfield 46.4 47.9 .. .. 40.7 38.8 6.7 6.1 3.0 2.6 3.2 1.5 .. 3.0 7.0 3.6 Gosnells 39.0 42.1 .. .. 44.8 43.3 5.9 6.3 3.8 3.6 .. 1.4 6.6 3.3 7.5 3.6 Kalamunda 47.5 52.8 .. .. 22.1 27.5 8.2 9.9 3.0 2.9 .. 1.1 19.2 5.9 5.6 3.0 Maylands 42.8 44.6 .. .. 42.3 37.6 12.3 13.3 2.6 2.0 .. 0.7 .. 1.9 6.5 3.0 Midland 46.2 45.2 .. .. 41.9 39.5 9.4 9.0 2.6 2.1 .. 1.1 .. 3.1 6.4 3.1 Mirrabooka 38.9 40.5 .. .. 47.7 45.6 8.7 7.2 4.7 2.6 .. 1.6 .. 2.5 10.0 6.5 Morley 49.9 50.9 .. .. 39.5 38.3 6.9 6.0 2.2 1.8 1.5 1.0 .. 2.0 8.5 3.1 Mount Lawley 54.5 54.9 .. .. 32.6 30.3 9.9 10.5 2.1 1.6 0.9 1.1 .. 1.6 6.4 2.3 Swan Hills 50.7 52.2 .. .. 36.1 32.3 9.0 9.4 2.1 1.8 2.0 1.2 .. 3.1 5.5 2.5 West Swan 44.7 45.1 .. .. 48.0 44.3 4.8 4.9 2.5 2.1 .. 1.2 .. 2.5 6.8 3.1 East Metro 45.7 46.8 .. .. 40.3 38.2 8.3 8.2 3.3 2.7 0.6 1.2 1.8 2.9 7.0 3.4

Balcatta 51.9 52.3 .. .. 35.4 36.0 8.2 7.2 1.6 1.5 1.3 1.1 1.7 2.0 7.7 3.4 Butler 43.3 47.0 .. .. 45.5 40.3 8.9 7.5 2.3 1.4 .. 1.5 .. 2.4 6.9 3.0 Carine 63.3 62.1 .. .. 24.6 24.5 9.4 8.7 2.7 2.0 .. 0.6 .. 2.0 4.3 2.6 Churchlands 59.0 64.2 .. .. 15.6 20.4 7.7 10.3 1.4 1.4 .. 0.7 16.3 3.0 3.5 1.7 Cottesloe 64.7 67.3 .. .. 12.2 16.8 10.4 11.4 1.3 0.9 .. 0.5 11.4 3.1 3.5 1.6 Girrawheen 42.6 45.3 .. .. 44.1 42.8 5.8 5.8 3.6 2.2 3.8 2.1 .. 1.8 7.6 3.2 Hillarys 64.3 63.3 .. .. 23.5 24.7 9.6 7.9 2.6 1.4 .. 0.7 .. 1.9 5.5 2.1 Joondalup 50.3 50.1 .. .. 37.9 36.4 9.3 8.2 2.5 1.7 .. 1.1 .. 2.5 6.4 2.6 Kingsley 60.0 57.9 .. .. 29.1 30.1 8.5 7.4 2.3 1.9 .. 0.8 .. 1.9 5.3 2.4 Nedlands 58.4 62.5 .. .. 14.1 19.0 13.0 13.4 1.5 1.3 .. 0.5 13.0 3.3 3.8 1.6 Ocean Reef 65.1 62.2 .. .. 25.6 27.8 6.7 6.2 1.4 1.3 1.2 0.7 .. 1.7 6.4 2.3 Perth 48.6 50.4 .. .. 36.1 31.9 12.8 13.6 1.5 1.0 .. 0.9 0.9 2.1 5.8 2.4 Scarborough 61.8 60.0 .. .. 24.6 25.6 11.2 10.3 2.4 1.6 .. 0.5 .. 2.0 5.3 2.3 Wanneroo 55.7 55.5 .. .. 32.1 33.1 7.5 5.9 2.6 1.9 2.1 1.4 .. 2.3 6.6 2.6 North Metro 56.3 57.1 .. .. 28.6 29.3 9.2 8.8 2.1 1.5 0.6 0.9 3.2 2.3 5.6 2.4

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2008 Liberal National Labor Greens Aus Christian Fam First Others Informal Electorate LA LC LA LC LA LC LA LC LA LC LA LC LA LC LA LC Alfred Cove 64.4 66.5 .. .. 16.8 19.3 7.9 8.5 .. 1.2 .. 0.9 10.8 3.6 4.8 1.9 Bateman 64.1 60.3 .. .. 25.4 25.5 10.5 8.0 .. 2.5 .. 1.3 .. 2.3 6.8 2.1 Cannington 43.0 41.3 .. .. 43.8 41.8 9.6 8.2 .. 3.0 .. 2.7 3.6 3.1 7.4 3.2 Cockburn 42.0 42.6 .. .. 47.8 43.0 7.6 6.8 .. 1.7 .. 2.7 2.6 3.1 5.3 3.6 Fremantle 35.9 37.7 .. .. 38.2 37.7 18.2 19.2 .. 0.9 .. 1.1 7.7 3.5 5.3 2.9 Jandakot 55.4 52.6 .. .. 36.1 33.7 8.5 7.6 .. 2.0 .. 1.7 .. 2.5 5.9 2.4 Kwinana 23.8 32.4 .. .. 43.8 49.0 6.0 7.3 2.4 2.2 .. 2.7 24.1 6.4 6.8 3.4 Riverton 56.3 54.1 .. .. 35.2 32.4 6.2 6.8 .. 2.7 .. 1.5 2.3 2.4 5.6 2.2 Rockingham 32.5 34.1 .. .. 56.4 52.6 6.1 6.3 2.1 1.9 .. 1.6 2.9 3.5 6.1 2.7 South Perth 67.0 64.2 .. .. 21.7 22.2 8.8 8.5 .. 1.6 .. 1.1 2.5 2.5 5.1 2.0 Southern River 63.1 56.8 .. .. 29.0 31.1 5.3 5.2 2.6 2.7 .. 2.0 .. 2.1 6.2 2.7 Victoria Park 42.7 46.0 .. .. 44.7 36.7 12.6 11.4 .. 1.8 .. 1.6 .. 2.6 6.5 2.8 Warnbro 38.4 39.1 .. .. 52.8 45.9 8.8 7.2 .. 1.7 .. 2.2 .. 3.8 7.3 3.2 Willagee 35.6 37.1 .. .. 46.5 44.1 13.2 12.8 .. 1.4 .. 1.8 4.7 2.7 6.7 3.5 South Metro 47.3 47.4 .. .. 38.6 36.9 9.2 8.8 0.5 1.9 .. 1.8 4.5 3.2 6.1 2.8

Metropolitan 49.8 50.5 .. .. 35.8 34.8 8.9 8.6 2.0 2.1 0.4 1.3 3.1 2.8 6.3 2.9

Cent. Wheatbelt 31.5 29.9 43.6 31.9 17.5 17.8 3.3 2.9 1.7 1.6 .. 1.0 2.5 15.0 5.3 2.8 Geraldton 47.6 42.7 26.4 21.5 17.1 20.3 6.4 5.4 2.4 2.0 .. 1.6 .. 6.5 5.7 2.7 Moore 39.0 38.1 37.1 28.6 16.4 17.7 5.6 4.3 1.9 1.3 .. 0.8 .. 9.1 5.0 3.1 Wagin 17.4 24.3 63.7 45.4 11.2 14.4 4.5 3.3 3.3 2.6 .. 1.0 .. 9.0 4.4 2.6 Agricultural 34.0 33.9 42.5 31.7 15.6 17.6 5.0 4.0 2.3 1.9 .. 1.1 0.6 9.9 5.1 2.8

Eyre 41.1 37.1 36.8 32.7 14.6 16.1 5.0 5.0 2.6 2.5 .. 1.8 .. 4.8 5.4 2.7 Kalgoorlie 37.3 37.6 37.0 28.5 19.2 19.4 4.5 4.4 2.0 2.0 .. 2.6 .. 5.5 5.7 2.9 Kimberley 25.7 26.8 18.4 16.0 26.7 26.7 23.5 23.0 1.4 1.6 .. 2.4 4.4 3.4 5.0 3.3 N-W Central 29.1 30.8 43.7 35.2 21.0 21.2 5.0 5.4 1.2 1.0 .. 2.0 .. 4.4 5.9 2.4 Pilbara 23.1 27.6 38.6 28.6 29.8 28.7 5.0 6.5 1.3 1.4 .. 2.4 2.1 4.8 5.0 2.1 Mining Pastoral 31.6 32.1 34.4 28.0 22.2 22.4 8.7 8.9 1.8 1.8 .. 2.2 1.4 4.6 5.3 2.7

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2008 Liberal National Labor Greens Aus Christian Fam First Others Informal Electorate LA LC LA LC LA LC LA LC LA LC LA LC LA LC LA LC Albany 28.8 32.7 20.7 20.4 39.3 31.8 5.4 7.6 3.9 4.3 1.8 1.1 .. 2.2 3.8 2.1 Bunbury 52.7 46.7 7.9 8.6 28.4 31.2 6.4 7.2 1.2 1.2 1.9 1.7 1.4 3.5 6.3 3.3 Collie-Preston 40.9 39.4 7.5 8.9 43.2 39.5 5.0 5.3 .. 1.1 2.6 2.0 0.8 3.8 5.0 2.6 Dawesville 56.0 54.8 2.3 2.1 28.9 32.1 5.1 5.2 .. 0.7 1.7 1.2 5.9 3.8 5.8 2.7 Mandurah 37.6 41.8 1.8 2.1 52.5 45.3 3.6 4.7 .. 1.0 2.6 1.9 1.8 3.3 4.6 2.8 Murray-Wellington49.9 47.1 11.3 9.8 28.2 29.8 5.6 5.4 .. 1.1 3.1 1.7 1.9 5.1 7.0 3.2 Vasse 57.3 55.4 7.3 9.7 12.4 17.4 10.0 10.8 .. 1.4 2.0 1.2 11.0 4.0 4.0 2.5 Warren-Blackwood30.2 34.6 33.5 24.7 15.0 18.5 16.3 16.4 .. 0.8 1.8 1.4 3.1 3.5 5.6 2.9 South West 44.0 44.0 11.9 11.0 30.8 30.5 7.3 7.9 0.7 1.5 2.2 1.5 3.3 3.6 5.3 2.7

Non-Metro 39.1 39.1 24.1 19.6 25.2 25.6 6.9 7.1 1.3 1.6 1.2 1.5 2.2 5.5 5.2 2.8

Total 47.1 47.6 6.1 4.9 33.1 32.5 8.4 8.2 1.8 1.9 0.6 1.4 2.9 3.5 6.0 2.8

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New and Departing Members Legislative Assembly By-election Changes 2008-2013 Electorate Departing Member Reason New Members Fremantle Jim McGinty (ALP) Retired Adele Carles (GRN) Willagee Alan Carpenter (ALP) Retired Peter Tinley (ALP) Armadale Alannah MacTiernan (ALP) Retired Tony Buti (ALP)

Eight Labor members left the Assembly in 2013. Three were defeated, two retired in seats retained by Labor and three retired in seats lost by Labor. Four Independents left the Assembly, two by retirement and two by defeat. Both the Liberal and National Parties had one retirement, in both instances the party retaining the seat with a new member.

There were 14 new members elected to the Legislative Assembly at the 2013 election, including two members transferring from the Legislative Council. There were eight new Liberal members, one elected in an existing Liberal electorate and seven in seats gained by the Liberal Party. Three new Nationals were elected to the Assembly, two from existing National seats and one from a gained seat, while Brendon Grylls also switched seats and gained Pilbara from Labor. Three new Labor MPs were elected, two from existing Labor seats and one from Labor’s victory in Fremantle.

Legislative Assembly Changes - 2013 Election Electorate Departing MP (Party) Reason New MP (Party) Alfred Cove Janet Woollard (IND) Defeated Dean Nalder (LIB) Balcatta John Kobelke (ALP) Retired Chris Hatton (LIB) Bassendean Martin Whitely (ALP) Retired Dave Kelly (ALP) Bateman Christian Porter (LIB) Retired Matt Taylor (LIB) Belmont Eric Ripper (ALP) Retired Glenys Godfrey (LIB) Central Wheatbelt Brendon Grylls (NAT) Moved seat Mia Davies (NAT) Churchlands Elizabeth Constable (IND) Retired Sean L’Estrange (LIB) Forrestfield Andrew Waddell (ALP) Defeated Nathan Morton (LIB) Fremantle Adele Carles (IND) Defeated Simone McGurk (ALP) Joondalup Tony O’Gorman (ALP) Defeated Jan Norberger (LIB) Kalgoorlie John Bowler (IND) Retired Wendy Duncan (NAT) Kimberley Carol Martin (ALP) Retired Josie Farrer (ALP) Moore Grant Woodhams (NAT) Retired Shane Love (NAT) Perth John Hyde (ALP) Defeated Eleni Evangel (LIB) Pilbara Tom Stephens (ALP) Retired Brendon Grylls (NAT) Note: Bold indicates electorates that also changed party status.

In addition to the change of seat by Brendon Grylls, three other members were elected to electorates with new names. John Quigley won Butler (previously Mindarie), Janine Freeman Mirrabooka (previously Nollamara), and Terry Redman Warren-Blackwood (previously Blackwood Stirling). In addition, Vince Catania won North West in 2008 as a Labor candidate, and won the re-named North West Central in 2013 as a National candidate.

Four seats changed between the parties in the Legislative Council. Labor gained a seat from the Greens in East Metropolitan Region, the Liberal Party from the Greens in North Metropolitan. The Shooters and Fishers gained a seat from the Nationals in Agricultural region, while the Nationals gained a seat from Labor in Mining and Pastoral.

Four members did not contest the election, three Labor and one Liberal. Six members were defeated, two Labor, two Independent ex-Nationals and two Greens, including one green defeated contesting a different region. One Labor member switched regions successfully, and two Nationals won election to the Legislative Assembly.

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Legislative Council: Members Retiring, Defeated or Changing Region MLC (Party) Old Region Change in Status Ljiljanna Ravlich (ALP) East Metropolitan Elected to North Metropolitan Region Linda Savage (ALP) East Metropolitan Did not contest election Alison Xamon (GRN) East Metropolitan Defeated Ed Dermer (ALP) North Metropolitan Did not contest election Giz Watson (GRN) North Metropolitan Defeated contesting South West Region Matt Benson-Lidholm (ALP) Agricultural Defeated Mia Davis (NAT) Agricultural Elected to Central Wheatbelt (LA) Philip Gardiner (IND) Agricultural Defeated Max Trenorden (IND) Agricultural Defeated Helen Bullock (ALP) Mining and Pastoral Did not contest election Wendy Duncan (NAT) Mining and Pastoral Elected to Kalgoorlie (LA) Jon Ford (ALP) Mining and pastoral Defeated Norman Moore (LIB) Mining and Pastoral Did not contest election Notes: Philip Gardiner and Max Trenorden had been elected as Nationals in 2008 but contested the 2013 election as Independents. Matt Benson-Lidholm and Jon Ford are shown as defeated, but both were nominated in positions on Labor tickets where re-election was highly unlikely.

Legislative Council: New Members New Member Region Alanna Clohesy (ALP) East Metropolitan Retained party seat Samantha Rowe (ALP) East Metropolitan Retained party seat Amber Jade Sanderson (ALP) East Metropolitan Gained seat for party Peter Katsambanis (LIB) North Metropolitan Gained seat for party Darren West (ALP) Agricultural Retained party seat Martin Aldridge (NAT) Agricultural Retained party seat Paul Brown (NAT) Agricultural Retained party seat Rick Mazza (SFP) Agricultural Gained seat for party Mark Lewis (LIB) Mining and Pastoral Retained party seat Jacqui Boydell (NAT) Mining and Pastoral Retained party seat Dave Grills (NAT) Mining and Pastoral Gained seat for party Stephen Dawson (ALP) Mining and Pastoral Retained party seat

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SUMMARY OF REDISTRIBUTION (Details in this section taken from “2011 Redistribution Western Australia: Analysis of Final Electoral Boundaries”, Western Australian Parliamentary Library Election Papers Series No. 1/2011.)

S e a t s H e l d b y P a r t y State of Parties Labor Liberal National Ind. Total Old Boundaries 28 24 4 3 59 New Boundaries 28 23 5 3 59 Including other changes 27 23 5 4 59 Note: See notes on page 2 for detail on changed classification of electorates.

SUMMARY OF CHANGES The table below sets out the old and estimated new two-party preferred margin for all electorates. Notes are included where a two-candidate preferred margin is more appropriate. Details on retiring members are also included.

Electorate Name Old Margin New Margin Notes on Candidates and Margin Albany ALP 0.2% ALP 0.2% Alfred Cove LIB 15.5% LIB 16.0% The two-candidate preferred margin for Independent Janet Woollard slipped from 1.0% to an estimated 0.2%. Armadale ALP 14.8% ALP 14.8% Balcatta ALP 2.3% ALP 2.2% Labor MP John Kobelke retired. Bassendean ALP 10.3% ALP 10.3% Labor MP Martin Whitely retired Bateman LIB 11.4% LIB 9.4% Liberal MP Christian Porter retired to contest the 2013 Federal election. Belmont ALP 6.7% ALP 6.7% Labor MP Eric Ripper retired. Blackwood-Stirling Re-named, see Warren-Blackwood Bunbury LIB 11.7% LIB 11.1% Butler ALP 8.5% ALP 10.4% New name for Mindarie. Re-contested by Labor MP John Quigley. Cannington ALP 9.0% ALP 9.0% Carine LIB 14.5% LIB 12.7% Central Wheatbelt NAT 20.5% NAT 21.3% National MP Brendon Grylls moved to contest Pilbara. Contested by National MLC Mia Davies. The estimated National two-candidate preferred margin against the Liberal Party rose from 17.9% to an estimated 18.8%. Churchlands IND 23.5% IND 22.5% Independent MP Elizabeth Constable retired. Cockburn ALP 9.6% ALP 9.2% Collie-Preston ALP 1.0% ALP 3.8% Cottesloe LIB 19.4% LIB 19.4% Darling Range LIB 5.6% LIB 7.0% Dawesville LIB 11.1% LIB 11.1%

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Electorate Name Old Margin New Margin Notes on Candidates and Margin Eyre LIB 19.2% LIB 19.3% The Liberal two-candidate preferred margin against the Nationals slipped from 3.6% to an estimated 3.4%. Forrestfield ALP 0.2% ALP 0.2% Fremantle ALP 12.0% ALP 12.1% Labor lost this seat to the Greens at a May 2009 by-election. New member Adele Carles resigned from the Greens in May 2010 and contested the 2013 election as an Independent. Margin based on 2008 result, not the by-election. Geraldton LIB 8.5% LIB 8.5% Girrawheen ALP 11.5% ALP 6.7% Gosnells ALP 5.5% ALP 4.8% Hillarys LIB 11.4% LIB 12.9% Jandakot LIB 1.8% LIB 1.8% Joondalup ALP 3.5% ALP 3.3% Kalamunda LIB 6.3% LIB 6.3% Kalgoorlie LIB 9.8% LIB 9.8% Independent MP John Bowler retired. Margin shown based on Labor-Liberal two-party preferred contest in 2008. Contested by Nationals MLC Wendy Duncan. Kimberley ALP 6.8% ALP 6.8% Labor MP Carol Martin retired. Kingsley LIB 4.5% LIB 4.6% Kwinana ALP 17.6% ALP 16.4% Two-candidate preferred margin for Labor against Independent Carol Adams fell from 0.8% to an estimated 0.1%. Mandurah ALP 10.5% ALP 10.5% Maylands ALP 9.0% ALP 8.8% Midland ALP 8.3% ALP 8.3% Mindarie Re-named, see Butler Mirrabooka ALP 12.7% ALP 12.9% The new name for Nollamara. Re-contested by Labor MP Janine Freeman. Moore NAT 22.0% NAT 22.0% National MP Grant Woodhams retired. National two-candidate preferred margin versus the Liberal Party remained unchanged at 3.1%. Morley LIB 0.9% ALP 0.8% Became a notional Labor seat on new boundaries but re-contested by sitting Liberal MP Ian Britza. Mount Lawley LIB 2.2% LIB 1.7% Murray-Wellington LIB 8.4% LIB 8.8% Nedlands LIB 16.3% LIB 16.6% Nollamara Re-named, see Mirrabooka. North West Central ALP 3.1% NAT 3.3% New name for North West. Became a notional non-Labor seat based on redistribution. Labor member Vince Catania joined the Nationals in July 2009.

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Electorate Name Old Margin New Margin Notes on Candidates and Margin Ocean Reef LIB 4.4% LIB 2.7% Perth ALP 7.8% ALP 7.7% Pilbara ALP 3.6% ALP 7.2% Labor member Tom Stephens retired. Contested by Brendon Grylls, the National member for Central Wheatbelt. Riverton LIB 0.2% LIB 2.0% Rockingham ALP 10.6% ALP 11.4% Scarborough LIB 5.2% LIB 5.1% South Perth LIB 14.3% LIB 14.3% Southern River LIB 1.6% LIB 1.8% Swan Hills LIB 3.5% LIB 3.5% Vasse LIB 13.5% LIB 17.8% Victoria Park ALP 9.0% ALP 9.0% Wagin NAT 27.4% NAT 24.9% National two-candidate preferred margin versus the Liberal Party increased from 27.1% to 28.4%. Wanneroo LIB 0.7% LIB 1.0% Warnbro ALP 9.7% ALP 10.1% Warren-Blackwood NAT 14.0% NAT 10.8% The National two-candidate preferred margin against the Liberal Party fell from 17.3% to an estimated 10.1%. West Swan ALP 4.4% ALP 4.1% Willagee ALP 14.6% ALP 15.0%

Underlining indicates seats changing party status on the new boundaries.

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Legislative Assembly By-elections 2008-2013

Fremantle Roll 23719 Willagee Roll 23082 (16 May 2009: Resignation of Jim McGinty) (28 Nov 2009: Resignation of Alan Carpenter) Candidate Party Votes % Swing Candidate Party Votes % Swing

First Count First Count Varga IND 701 3.5 +3.5 Chew CDP 1175 6.9 +6.9 Totten CEC 56 0.3 +0.3 Tinley ALP 9160 53.8 +2.1 Ter Horst IND 188 0.9 +0.9 Harper GRN 5162 30.3 +12.9 Zagami IND 999 5.0 +5.0 Georgatos IND 1529 9.0 +9.0 Boni IND 340 1.7 +1.7 ... LIB 0.0 -30.9 Du Plessis FFP 194 1.0 -0.7 Tagliaferri ALP 7632 38.6 -0.1 Final Count Hollett CDP 339 1.7 -0.1 Tinley ALP 10316 60.6 -4.0 Lorrimar IND 171 0.9 +0.9 Harper GRN 6705 39.4 +39.4 Carles GRN 8722 44.1 +16.5 ... LIB 0.0 -35.4 Wainwright - 454 2.3 +2.3 Exhausted 5 ... LIB 0.0 -30.2 Formal 17026 Final Count Informal 863 4.8 -1.9 Tagliaferri ALP 9100 46.0 -16.0 Total 17889 77.5 Carles GRN 10664 54.0 +54.0 ... LIB 0.0 -38.0 Exhausted 32 Armadale Roll 24314 (2 Oct 2010: Resignation of Alannah Formal 19796 MacTiernan) Informal 888 4.3 -1.4 Total/Turnout 20684 87.2 Candidate Party Votes % Swing First Count Buti ALP 10021 57.9 +1.9 Van Burgel CDP 3561 20.6 +13.3 Tucak IND 1506 8.7 +8.7 Davies GRN 2220 12.8 +2.0 ... LIB 0.0 -25.9 Final Count Buti ALP 12159 70.3 +5.5 Van Burgel CDP 5140 29.7 +29.7 ... LIB 0.0 -35.2 Exhausted 9 Formal 17308 Informal 978 5.3 -0.7 Total 18286 75.2

Legislative Council Casual Vacancies 2008-2013 March 2010 East Metropolitan Region, Linda Savage (Labor) elected in a re-count following the death of Jock Ferguson (Labor) April 2013 Agricultural Region, Martin Aldridge (National) elected in a re-count to fill the balance of the term caused by the resignation and election to the Legislative Assembly of Mia Davies (National). April 2013 Mining and Pastoral Region, Dave Grills (National) elected in a re-count to fill the balance of the term caused by the resignation and election to the Legislative Assembly of Wendy Duncan.

Note: Both Aldridge and Grills were elected at the 9 March 2013 election to fill Council seats whose terms commenced on 22 May 2013. Their election by re-count was to fill the balance of the old term until 21 May 2013.

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