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Labor retain

  • Previously held by ALP with margin of 3%.
  • Martin Foley Housing Minister re-elected.

Vote:43.4%
17,287
Swing: +11.0%

Vote:31.3%
12,457
Swing: -10.2%

Vote:16.6%
6,601
Swing: -0.2%

Vote:3.9%
1,555
Swing: +3.9%

Vote:2.7%
1,079
Swing: -0.7%

Vote:1.5%
597
Swing: +0.7%

Vote:0.7%
282
Swing: +0.7%

Vote:0.0%
0
Swing: -5.2%
Informal Votes
4.8%
1,997
Total Votes
41,855

Candidates







Year Winning Party 1950 ALP 1952 ALP 1955 ALP 1958 ALP 1961 ALP 1964 ALP 1967 ALP 1970 ALP 1973 ALP 1976 ALP 1979 ALP 1982 ALP 1985 ALP 1988 ALP 1992 ALP 1996 ALP 1999 ALP 2002 ALP 2006 ALP 2007By ALP 2010 ALP 2014 ALP








Candidate Name Party
RAMSAY, Tamasin ANIMAL JUSTICE PARTY
BOND, Andrew LIBERAL
BARTLE, Jarryd FIONA PATTEN'S REASON PARTY
ARMSTRONG, Steven SUSTAINABLE AUSTRALIA
TOSCANO, Joseph
SIMIC, Ogy AUSTRALIAN GREENS
FOLEY, Martin AUSTRALIAN LABOR PARTY

Tamasin Ramsay (ANIMAL JUSTICE PARTY)

Andrew Bond (LIBERAL)

Jarryd Bartle (FIONA PATTEN'S REASON PARTY)

Steven Armstrong (SUSTAINABLE AUSTRALIA)

Joseph Toscano ()

Ogy Simic (AUSTRALIAN GREENS)

Martin Foley (AUSTRALIAN LABOR PARTY)

Candidate Party Votes % Swing
James Hurley ASXP 1,263 3.5 -0.1
Martin Foley ALP 11,826 32.3 +1.3
Steven Armstrong IND 289 0.8 +0.8
Tex Perkins IND 1,614 4.4 +4.4
Shannon Eeles LIB 15,177 41.5 +1.7
David Collis GRN 6,134 16.8 -0.1
Deborah Geyer FFP 273 0.7 ..
.... OTH 0 0.0 -8.0
Martin Foley ALP 19,370 53.0 +2.1
Shannon Eeles LIB 17,206 47.0 -2.1

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