Results of the 1943 Australian federal election (House of Representatives)
This is a list of electoral division results for the Australian 1943 federal election.
Australian federal election, 21 August 1943[1] House of Representatives
<< 1940–1946 >>
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Enrolled voters
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4,466,749
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Votes cast
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4,249,369
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Turnout
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95.13
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+1.27
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Informal votes
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148,785
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Informal
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3.50
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+0.95
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Summary of votes by party
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Party
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Primary votes
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%
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Swing
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Seats
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Change
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Labor
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2,058,582
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50.20%
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+10.04%
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49
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+ 17
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United Australia
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898,128
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21.90%
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–8.34%
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14
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– 9
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Country
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350,378
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8.54%
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–4.97%
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9
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– 4
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One Parliament
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87,112
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2.11%
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+2.11%
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0
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± 0
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Communist
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81,816
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1.98%
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+1.98%
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0
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± 0
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Liberal Democratic
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42,149
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1.02%
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+1.02%
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0
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± 0
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State Labor
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29,752
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0.72%
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–1.89%
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0
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± 0
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Independent
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501,054
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12.15%
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+4.69%
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2
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± 0
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Total
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4,100,584
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74
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New South Wales
1943 Australian federal election (New South Wales)|
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First party
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Second party
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|
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Leader
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John Curtin
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Arthur Fadden
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Party
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Labor
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Coalition
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Seats before
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12
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12
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Seats won
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21
|
7
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Seat change
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9
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5
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Popular vote
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834,855
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404,101
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Percentage
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53.8%
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25.6%
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Swing
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18.5pp
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13.3pp
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Barton
Calare
Cook
Cowper
Dalley
Darling
East Sydney
Eden-Monaro
Gwydir
Hume
Hunter
Lang
Macquarie
Martin
New England
Newcastle
North Sydney
Parkes
Parramatta
Reid
Richmond
Riverina
Robertson
Warringah
Watson
Wentworth
Werriwa
West Sydney
Victoria
1943 Australian federal election (Victoria)|
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|
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First party
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Second party
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|
|
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Leader
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Arthur Fadden
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John Curtin
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Party
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Coalition
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Labor
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Seats before
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12
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9
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Seats won
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12
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9
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Seat change
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|
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Popular vote
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361,581
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518,600
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Percentage
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30.8%
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44.1%
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Swing
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12.0pp
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0.6pp
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Balaclava
Ballaarat
Batman
Bendigo
Bourke
Corangamite
Corio
Deakin
Fawkner
Flinders
Gippsland
Henty
Indi
Kooyong
Maribyrnong
Melbourne
Melbourne Ports
Wannon
Wimmera
Yarra
Queensland
1943 Australian federal election (Queensland)|
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First party
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Second party
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|
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Leader
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John Curtin
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Arthur Fadden
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Party
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Labor
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Coalition
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Seats before
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5
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5
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Seats won
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6
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4
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Seat change
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1
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1
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Popular vote
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279,372
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227,615
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Percentage
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47.8%
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39.0%
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Swing
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1.7pp
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9.9pp
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Brisbane
Capricornia
Darling Downs
Griffith
Herbert
Kennedy
Lilley
Maranoa
Moreton
Wide Bay
South Australia
1943 Australian federal election (South Australia)|
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First party
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Second party
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|
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Leader
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John Curtin
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Arthur Fadden
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Party
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Labor
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Coalition
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Seats before
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1
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3
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Seats won
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5
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1
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Seat change
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4
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2
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Popular vote
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203,784
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145,665
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Percentage
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54.4%
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38.9%
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Swing
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14.6pp
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14.6pp
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Adelaide
Barker
Boothby
Grey
Hindmarsh
Wakefield
Western Australia
1943 Australian federal election (Western Australia)|
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First party
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Second party
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|
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Leader
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John Curtin
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Arthur Fadden
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Party
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Labor
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Coalition
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Seats before
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2
|
3
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Seats won
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5
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0
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Seat change
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3
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3
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Popular vote
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143,773
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54,772
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Percentage
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56.0%
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21.1%
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Swing
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17.8pp
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33.1pp
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Forrest
Fremantle
Kalgoorlie
Perth
Swan
Tasmania
1943 Australian federal election (Tasmania)|
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First party
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Second party
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|
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Leader
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John Curtin
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Arthur Fadden
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Party
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Labor
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Coalition
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Seats before
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2
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3
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Seats won
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3
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2
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Seat change
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1
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1
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Popular vote
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66,168
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55,172
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Percentage
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49.3%
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41.1%
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Swing
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10.5pp
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2.1pp
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TPP
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54.8%
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45.2%
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Bass
Darwin
Denison
Franklin
Wilmot
Northern Territory
Northern Territory
See also
References
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