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« on: July 12, 2012, 10:21:27 PM »

1901: Free Trade
1903: Free Trade
1906: Anti-Socialist


1910: Commonwealth Liberal
1913: Commonwealth Liberal
1914: Commonwealth Liberal
1917: Nationalist
1919: Nationalist
1922: Nationalist
1925: Nationalist
1928: Nationalist
1929: Nationalist
1931: UAP
1934: UAP
1937: UAP
1940: UAP
1943: Coalition
1946: Liberal
1949: Liberal
1951: Liberal
1954: Liberal
1955: Liberal
1958: Liberal
1961: Liberal
1963: Liberal
1966: Liberal
1969: Liberal
1972: Liberal
1974: Liberal
1975: Liberal
1977: Liberal
1980: Liberal


1983: Labor
1984: Labor

1987: Liberal

1990: Labor
1993: Labor


1996: Liberal
1998: Liberal
2001: Liberal
2004: Liberal
2007: Liberal
2010: Liberal
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« Reply #1 on: July 13, 2012, 09:50:33 AM »
Post-war only:

1946: Labor
1949: Labor
1951: Labor
1954: Labor
1955: Labor
1958: Labor
1961: Labor
1963: Labor
1966: Labor
1969: Labor
1972: Labor
1974: Labor
1975: Labor
1977: Labor
1980: Labor
1983: Labor
1984: Labor
1987: Labor
1990: Democrats
1993: Labor
1996: Labor
1998: Labor
2001: Labor
2004: Labor
2007: Labor
2010: Greens
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« Reply #2 on: July 16, 2012, 11:36:48 PM »
« Edited: July 28, 2012, 06:11:45 AM by Talleyrand »
1943: Labor
1946: Labor
1949: Labor
1951: Labor
1954: Liberal
1955: Liberal
1958: Liberal
1961: Liberal
1963: Liberal
1966: Liberal
1969: Labor
1972: Labor
1974: Labor
1975: Labor
1977: Labor
1980: Labor
1983: Labor
1984: Labor
1987: Labor
1990: Labor
1993: Labor
1996: Labor
1998: Labor
2001: Labor
2004: Labor
2007: Labor
2010: Either Labor, Greens, or Independent, depending on electorate
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« Reply #3 on: July 25, 2012, 01:40:03 PM »
1940: Labor
1943: Labor
1946: Labor
1949: Labor
1951: Labor
1954: Liberal
1955: Liberal
1958: Liberal
1961: Labor
1963: Labor
1966: Liberal
1969: Labor
1972: Labor
1974: Labor
1975: Labor
1977: Democrats
1980: Democrats
1983: Labor
1984: Labor
1987: Labor
1990: Labor
1993: Democrats
1996: Democrats
1998: Democrats
2001: Democrats
2004: Greens
2007: Labor
2010: Greens
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« Reply #4 on: July 28, 2012, 04:10:57 PM »
« Edited: August 08, 2012, 08:59:55 AM by Peternerdman »
1901: Labor
1903: Labor
1906: Labor
1910: Labor
1913: Labor
1914: Labor
1917: Labor
1919: Labor
1922: Labor
1925: Labor
1928: Labor
1929: Labor
1931: Lang Labor (if there were a Lang Labor candidate in my electorate/Labor*
1934: See 1931
1937: Labor
1940: Labor
1943: Labor
1946: Labor
1949: Still Labor, despite being mad as heck at Chifley's handling of the Coal Strike.  
1951: Labor
1954: Labor
1955: Labor
1958: Labor
1961: Labor
1963: Labor
1966: Liberal.  I can't believe I'm saying this, but since I liked what Holt did as Immigration minister (and because Calwell was another stupid xenophobic ALP prick), the Liberals would get my vote.
1969: Labor
1972: Labor
1974: Labor
1975: Well, both big parties were corrupt at the time (by which I mean more than usual), so Australian Party/Labor for 2PP.
1977: Labor
1980: Labor
1983: Labor
1984: Labor
1987: Labor, though Hawke's privatizations and deregulations would have me pretty mad.  
1990: Green, if I had the option/Labor
1993: Green/Labor
1996: Green/Labor
1998: Green/Labor
2001: Green/Labor
2004: Green/Labor
2007: Green/Labor
2010: Green/Labor
*Indicates second preference vote to the right of the slash, first preference to the left of it
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« Reply #5 on: August 07, 2012, 01:10:18 PM »
1901: Free Trade
1903: Free Trade
1906: Anti-Socialist
1910: Commonwealth Liberal
1913: Commonwealth Liberal
1914: Commonwealth Liberal
1917: Nationalist
1919: Nationalist/Nationalist
1922: Nationalist/Nationalist
1925: Nationalist/Nationalist
1928: Nationalist/Nationalist
1929: Nationalist/Nationalist
1931: UAP/UAP
1934: UAP/UAP
1937: UAP/UAP
1940: UAP/UAP
1943: UAP/UAP
1946: Liberal/Liberal
1949: Liberal/Liberal
1951: Liberal/Liberal
1954: Liberal/Liberal
1955: Liberal/Liberal
1958: Liberal/Liberal
1961: Country/Liberal
1963: Liberal/Liberal
1966: Liberal/Liberal
1969: Country/Liberal
1972: Country/Liberal
1974: Country/Liberal
1975: National/Liberal
1977: National/Liberal
1980: National/Liberal
1983: National/Labor
1984: National/Labor
1987: Liberal/Liberal
1990: NationalLiberal
1993: Liberal/Liberal
1996: Liberal/Liberal
1998: Liberal/Liberal
2001: Liberal/Liberal
2004: Liberal/Liberal
2007: Liberal/Liberal
2010: Liberal/Liberal
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« Reply #6 on: August 23, 2012, 10:57:22 AM »
« Edited: September 26, 2012, 12:31:07 AM by Anton Kreitzer »
1901: Free Trade
1903: Free Trade
1906: Anti-Socialist
1909: Commonwealth Liberal
1913: Commonwealth Liberal
1914: Commonwealth Liberal
1917: Nationalist
1919: Nationalist/Nationalist
1922: Nationalist/Nationalist
1925: Nationalist/Nationalist
1928: Nationalist/Nationalist
1929: Nationalist/Nationalist
1931: UAP/UAP
1934: UAP/UAP
1937: UAP/UAP
1940: UAP/UAP
1943: UAP/UAP
1946: Liberal/Liberal
1949: Liberal/Liberal
1951: Liberal/Liberal
1954: Liberal/Liberal
1955: Liberal/Liberal
1958: Liberal/Liberal
1961: Liberal/Liberal
1963: Liberal/Liberal
1966: Liberal/Liberal
1969: Liberal/Liberal
1972: Liberal/Liberal
1974: Liberal/Liberal
1975: Liberal/Liberal
1977: Liberal/Liberal
1980: Liberal/Liberal
1983: Liberal/Liberal
1984: Liberal/Liberal
1987: Liberal/Liberal
1990: Liberal/Liberal
1993: Liberal/Liberal
1996: Liberal/Liberal
1998: Liberal/Liberal
2001: Liberal/Liberal
2004: Liberal/Liberal
2007: Liberal/Liberal, although had I been old enough to vote at the time, I would have voted Labor.
2010: Liberal/Liberal
Next: Liberal/Liberal
If I lived in a rural area, however, swap "Nationalist/UAP/Liberal" for "Country" (1918-1974), "National Country" (1975-84), or "National" (1984-)

UPDATE: State/territory voting history (post-Federation only):
Asterisk next to a state indicates I would vote for the Country/National equivalent if I lived in the right electorate.

ACT - Straight Liberal

NSW*:
1901-1913: Liberal Reform Party
1917-1930: Nationalist
1933-1941: United Australia Party
1944-present: Liberal

NT - Straight CLP

QLD:
1901-1908: Conservative
1909-1915: Ministerialist
1918: Nationalist
1920: Nationalist/Country, depending on where I lived.
1923: Same as 1920, except swap Nationalist for United.
1926-1935: CPNP (Country and Progressive National Party)
1938-1941: Country/UAP, depending on where I lived.
1944-1947: Same as 1938-41, except swap UAP for Queensland People's Party.
1950-1980: Country/National/Liberal, depending on the year and where I lived.
1983-1992: Liberal, if no Liberal candidate, than an independent or 3rd party.
1995-2006: National or Liberal, depending on where I lived.
2009-present: LNP

SA:
1902-1906: Conservative
1910: Liberal and Democratic Union
1912-1921: Liberal Union
1924-1930: Liberal Federation
1933-1973: Liberal and Country League
1975-present: Liberal

TAS:
1901-1906: Free Trade
1909: Anti-Socialist
1912-1916: Commonwealth Liberal
1919-1944: Nationalist
1946-present: Liberal

VIC*:
Wikipedia only has the elections going back to 1929, so we can assume before that I'd have voted in a similar manner to other states.
1929: Nationalist
1932-1943: UAP
1945-present: Liberal

WA*:
1901-1911: Ministerialist
1914: Liberal
1917-1943: Nationalist
1946-present: Liberal

Quote from: Rhodie on August 07, 2012, 01:10:18 PM
1983: National/Labor
1984: National/Labor

Also, why would you have preferenced Labor in 1983 and 1984 Rhodie?
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Filuwaúrdjan
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« Reply #7 on: August 23, 2012, 08:20:10 PM »
ALP in every election, because I'm boring like that. And, yeah, that includes official candidates over Lang candidates in the 30s.
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« Reply #8 on: August 24, 2012, 04:21:52 AM »
1901-1998: ALP
2001-: Greens/ALP
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« Reply #9 on: September 17, 2012, 03:49:18 AM »
« Edited: September 17, 2012, 03:51:34 AM by Just a little platypus of star quality »
TPP Labor pretty much every time since the first world war. Pre-war, swinging voter, but probably Labor in each of them. Some times my vote would've been up for grabs, particularly the Whitlam vs X and Fraser vs X elections, but I suspect I'd still have gone Labor.

First preferences all over the place, most often minor parties and independents. Just because Labor have consistently been the lesser evil doesn't mean they are or ever were a wonderful option. Maybe I would have voted for them during the DLP era, as an anti-DLP statement more than anything else.
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« Reply #10 on: September 25, 2012, 05:56:39 AM »
solopop, why would you have voted Liberal in '92 and '96 at the state level? Would you have been/were you angry at Cain/Kirner and company for the state Victoria was in by the early 90s?
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« Reply #11 on: September 25, 2012, 04:44:07 PM »
1901>1984: ALP
1984>1993: Australian Democrats (if Greens stood where I was in '90 I'd have voted for them)
1993>present: Greens
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« Reply #12 on: September 25, 2012, 11:33:01 PM »
1969-1984: National
1984-1987: Call To Australia
1987-1996: National
1996-: One Nation
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« Reply #13 on: September 25, 2012, 11:58:06 PM »
Quote from: living on a razors edge balancing on a ledge on September 25, 2012, 11:33:01 PM
1969-1984: National
1984-1987: Call To Australia
1987-1996: National
1996-: One Nation

I think your economic score makes you an exceptionally poor match for One Nation. They were/are highly protectionist and when asked about funding their election promises, suggested that the Mint "print more money."
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« Reply #14 on: September 26, 2012, 06:25:09 AM »
Quote from: Smid on September 25, 2012, 11:58:06 PM
Quote from: living on a razors edge balancing on a ledge on September 25, 2012, 11:33:01 PM
1969-1984: National
1984-1987: Call To Australia
1987-1996: National
1996-: One Nation

I think your economic score makes you an exceptionally poor match for One Nation. They were/are highly protectionist and when asked about funding their election promises, suggested that the Mint "print more money."
Pat Buchanan and Front National are protectionist too. One Nation is fine for me when it comes to the immigration and social issues.
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« Reply #15 on: August 30, 2015, 10:23:07 PM »
1977-present: Christian Democratic Party
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« Reply #16 on: August 30, 2015, 10:28:05 PM »
Wheneveraustraliawasfounded - 2015: Labor
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« Reply #17 on: August 31, 2015, 02:37:23 PM »
1901: State Labor Parties
1903-1983: Labor
1984-1990: Australian Democrats
1993-present: Green

I would always vote Labor in Two-Party Preferred Vote.
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« Reply #18 on: September 15, 2015, 02:09:27 PM »
« Edited: September 16, 2015, 05:12:24 PM by VPH »
1901: Protectionist
1903-1958: Labor
1958: Democratic Labor Party
1961: Democratic Labor Party
1963: Labor
1966: Labor
1969: Labor
1972: Labor
1974: Labor
1975: Labor
1977: Australian Democrats
1980: Labor
1983: Labor
1984: Labor
1987: Labor
1990: Australian Greens
1993: Labor
1996: Labor
1998: Labor
2001: Labor
2004: Labor
2007: Labor
2010: Labor
2013: Labor
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« Reply #19 on: October 04, 2015, 09:56:54 AM »
Labor every election except 1931 would of voted for Lang Labor.
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« Reply #20 on: October 22, 2015, 03:31:49 AM »
Quote from: Solopop on September 24, 2012, 10:27:24 AM

1946: Labor
1949: Labor
1951: Labor
1954: Labor
1955: Labor
1958: Labor
1961: Labor
1963: Labor
1966: Labor
1969: Labor
1972: Labor
1974: Labor
1975: Labor
1977: Labor
1980: Labor
1983: Labor
1984: Labor
1987: Labor
1990: Labor
1993: Labor
1996: Labor
1998: Labor
2001: Labor
2004: Greens
2007: Labor
2010: Australian Sex Party/Labor

State (VIC)

I'll do since the 90's

1992: Liberal
1996: Liberal
1999: Labor
2002: Labor
2006: Labor
2010: Labor
2014: Labor

Can't wait for Ted to get axed.


Lmao, funny how views can change from age 16 to 19. Labor at every election for me now, no doubt about it.
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« Reply #21 on: November 17, 2015, 09:39:40 AM »
1901: Labor
1903: Labor
1906: Labor
1909: Labor
1913: Labor
1914: Labor
1917: Labor
1919: Labor
1922: Labor
1925: Labor
1928: Labor
1929: Labor
1931: Labor
1934: Labor
1937: Labor
1940: Labor
1943: Labor
1946: Labor
1949: Labor
1951: Labor
1954: Labor
1955: Labor
1958: Labor
1961: Labor
1963: Labor
1966: Labor
1969: Labor
1972: Labor
1974: Labor
1975: Labor
1977: Labor
1980: Democrats
1983: Labor
1984: Labor
1987: Labor
1990: Democrats
1993: Labor
1996: Labor
1998: Democrats
2001: Greens
2004: Greens
2007: Labor
2010: Greens
2013: Greens

All non Labor votes preferencing the Labor Party
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« Reply #22 on: June 02, 2016, 02:50:52 AM »
1940: Menzies, UAP/Country
1943: Fadden, UAP/Country
1946: Menzies, Liberal/Country
1949: Menzies, Liberal/Country
1951: Menzies, Liberal/Country
1954: Menzies, Liberal/Country
1955: Menzies, Liberal/Country
1958: Menzies, Liberal/Country
1961: Menzies, Liberal/Country
1963: Menzies, Liberal/Country
1966: Holt, Liberal/Country
1969: Gorton, Liberal/Country
1972: McMahon, Liberal/Country
1974: Snedden, Liberal/Country
1975: Fraser, Liberal/National
1977: Fraser, Liberal/National
1980: Hayden, Australian Labor
1983: Hawke, Australian Labor
1984: Hawke, Australian Labor
1987: Hawke, Australian Labor
1990: Hawke, Australian Labor
1993: Hewson, Liberal/National
1996: Howard, Liberal/National
1998: Howard, Liberal/National
2001: Howard, Liberal/National
2004: Howard, Liberal/National
2007: Howard, Liberal/National
2010: Abbott, Liberal/National
2013: Abbott, Liberal/National

- Eh, I don't like Fraser but would've support the Liberals to stop Whitlam.
- My vote for ALP in 1980 is explained by my dislike for Fraser (which partially stems from his tenure and partially from his post-office hatred of Israel, and apparently Australian Jews...though, I do appreciate the work he did for soviet jewry and his support for Israel during his tenure; certainly better then Whitlam, but an HP at the end of the day, nonetheless).
- Bob Hawke is simply awesome, would get my vote every time
- Straight-ticket liberal/national since then. Prefer Abbott over Turnbull, but...I definitely understand why Abbott was removed, so yea.

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« Reply #23 on: June 02, 2016, 03:33:23 PM »
Labor in every election from at least a century ago; won't bother to show it with a red wall of text.
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« Reply #24 on: February 20, 2017, 03:37:32 AM »
Australian Federal Election

1901: Labour
1903: Labour
1906: Labour
1910: Labour
1913: Labor
1914: Labor
1917: Labor
1919: Labor
1922: Labor
1925: Labor
1928: Labor
1929: Labor
1931: Labor
1934: Labor
1937: Labor
1940: Labor
1943: Labor
1946: Labor
1949: Labor
1951: Labor
1954: Labor
1955: Labor
1958: Labor
1961: Labor
1963: Labor
1966: Labor
1969: Labor
1972: Labor
1974: Labor
1975: Labor
1977: Labor
1980: Labor
1983: Labor
1984: Labor
1987: Labor
1990: Labor
1993: Labor
1996: Labor
1998: Labor
2001: Labor
2004: Labor
2007: Labor
2010: Labor
2013: Labor
2016: Labor

(Very Interesting Voting Record)
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