Australian Federal Election - Results Thread

[Χahar]

Well, I'll defer to your knowledge on Queensland; a large part of that post was inference and guessing. It seems surprising, though; the Liberal brand is a lot more viable than the National brand.

[Sibboleth]

Final 2PP figures:

ALP 6,216,435 (50.12)
Coalition 6,185,948 (49.88)

[You kip if you want to...]

Final 2PP figures:

ALP 6,216,435 (50.12)
Coalition 6,185,948 (49.88)

How is a final % possible when the AEC is only reporting 93.21% of the 2PP count?
http://vtr.aec.gov.au/

[Hashemite]

Final 2PP figures:

ALP 6,216,435 (50.12)
Coalition 6,185,948 (49.88)

How is a final % possible when the AEC is only reporting 93.21% of the 2PP count?
http://vtr.aec.gov.au/

93.21% is presumably the final turnout figure.

iirc, the % counted in Australia never goes to 100% because it is also the turnout figure or something confusing.

[Platypus]

It's 93.21% counted of the possible vote, which is also, legally speaking, the only possible figure due to compulsory voting.

[Smid]

Sorry for bumping an ancient thread, but figured more appropriate posting here than in a new thread somewhere.

2010 Australian Federal Election - Senate Results Map

Party receiving a plurality of votes (by Division) in the Senate. WA Nationals are excluded from the Coalition vote. Includes a combination of above the line and below the line votes in calculating total votes cast for the winning ticket. As always, bigger version in the gallery.