Elections Without Thresholds 2

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

I've locked the last thread because I sure as hell won't be merging dozens of dozens of single posts.

Have multiple scenarios put in one post, unless it's an actual effortpost on one election. Otherwise it's a spam, putting strains on the server.

[AustralianSwingVoter]

Australian Capital Territory general election, 1989

Labor - 5 (±)
Liberal - 3 (-1)
No Self Government - 2 (-1)
Residents Rally - 2 (-2)
Abolish Self-Government - 1 (±)
Fair Elections - 1 (+1)
John Haslem - 1 (+1)
ACT Community - 1 (+1)
Ungrouped - 1 (+1)

With Residents Rally being cut in half I have no idea whatsoever. Probably starts off as a Labor government, though there is a good chance that they swap with the Liberals just like in real life.
In short; I don't know, though probably Labor leading



Australian Capital Territory general election, 1992

Labor - 8 (±)
Liberal - 6 (±)
Abolish Self-Government - 1 (±)
Michael Moore - 1 (-1)
Residents Rally - 1 (+1)

Labor Minority with support from Michael Moore



Australian Capital Territory general election, 1995

Liberal - 8 (+1)
Labor - 6 (±)
Greens - 2 (±)
Michael Moore - 1 (±)
Ungrouped - 0 (-1)

Liberal Minority with support from Michael Moore



Australian Capital Territory general election, 1998

Liberal - 8 (+1)
Labor - 6 (±)
Paul Osborne - 1 (-1)
Greens - 1 (±)
Democrats - 1 (+1)
Michael Moore - 0 (-1)

Liberal Minority with support from Paul Osborne



Australian Capital Territory general election, 2001

Labor - 9 (+1)
Liberal - 6 (-1)
Greens - 1 (±)
Democrats - 1 (±)

Labor Majority



Australian Capital Territory general election, 2004

Labor - 9 (±)
Liberal - 7 (±)
Greens - 1 (±)

Labor Majority



Australian Capital Territory general election, 2008

Labor - 7 (±)
Liberal - 6 (±)
Greens - 3 (-1)
Motorist - 1 (+1)

Labor Minority with support from Greens



Australian Capital Territory general election, 2012

Liberal - 8 (±)
Labor - 7 (-1)
Greens - 2 (+1)

Labor Minority with support from Greens



Australian Capital Territory general election, 2016

Labor - 11 (-1)
Liberal - 11 (±)
Greens - 3 (+1)

Labor Minority with support from Greens

[AustralianSwingVoter]

Northern Territory general election, 1974

Country Liberal - 9 (-8)
Labor - 6 (+6)
Independents - 4 (+2)

Country Liberal Minority with support from Independents



Northern Territory general election, 1977

Country Liberal - 8 (-4)
Labor - 7 (+1)
Independents - 2 (+1)
Progress - 2 (+2)

Country Liberal Minority with support from Independents



Northern Territory general election, 1980

Country Liberal - 12 (+1)
Labor - 6 (-1)
Independents - 1 (±)

Country Liberal Majority



Northern Territory general election, 1983

Country Liberal - 15 (-4)
Labor - 9 (+3)
Independents - 1 (+1)

Country Liberal Majority



Northern Territory general election, 1987

Country Liberal - 10 (-6)
Labor - 10 (+4)
Nationals - 4 (+3)
Independents - 1 (-1)

Country Liberal Minority with support from Nationals



Northern Territory general election, 1990

Country Liberal - 13 (-1)
Labor - 10 (+1)
Independents - 1 (-1)
Nationals - 1 (+1)

Country Liberal Majority



Northern Territory general election, 1994

Country Liberal - 13 (-4)
Labor - 11 (+4)
Independents - 1 (±)

Country Liberal Majority



Northern Territory general election, 1997

Country Liberal - 14 (-4)
Labor - 10 (+3)
Independents - 1 (+1)

Country Liberal Majority



Northern Territory general election, 2001

Country Liberal - 12 (+2)
Labor - 11 (-2)
Independents - 2 (±)

Country Liberal Minority with support from Independents



Northern Territory general election, 2005

Labor - 13 (-6)
Country Liberal - 9 (+5)
Independents - 2 (±)
Greens - 1 (+1)

Labor Majority



Northern Territory general election, 2008

Country Liberal - 12 (+1)
Labor - 11 (-2)
Independents - 1 (±)
Greens - 1 (+1)

The winner would depend on which way Gerry Wood, the Independent, would go. Unfortunately NT politics isn't my strong suit so, unlike in previous years where but a cursory glance would tell you that the Independents would overwhelmingly support the CLP, as most where CLP renegades who would still support them when the chips where down.
In short, it's Gerry Wood's decision.



Northern Territory general election, 2012

Country Liberal - 14 (-2)
Labor - 10 (+2)
Independents - 1 (±)

Country Liberal Majority



Northern Territory general election, 2016

Labor - 11 (-7)
Country Liberal - 8 (+6)
Independents - 5 (±)
1 Territory - 1 (+1)

Labor Minority with support from Independents

[AustralianSwingVoter]

Western Australian colonial election, 1897

Ministerial - 22 (-7)
Opposition - 12 (+4)
Independents - 8 (+2)
Labour - 2 (+1)

Ministerial Majority



Western Australian state election, 1901

Opposition - 21 (+1)
Labour - 13 (+7)
Ministerial - 10 (-9)
Independents - 6 (+1)

Opposition minority with support from Labour



Western Australian state election, 1904

Labour - 22 (±)
Ministerial - 18 (±)
Independents - 10 (±)

Like in real life both Parties would get a go, with support from Independents.



Western Australian state election, 1905

Ministerial - 28 (-5)
Labour - 18 (+4)
Independent Labour - 2 (+1)
Independent Ministerial - 1 (-1)
Independents - 1 (+1)

Ministerial Majority



Western Australian state election, 1908

Ministerial - 31 (+3)
Labour - 19 (-3)

Ministerial Majority



Western Australian state election, 1911

Labour - 27 (-7)
Ministerial - 22 (+6)
Independents - 1 (+1)

Labour Majority



Western Australian state election, 1914

Commonwealth Liberal - 22 (+6)
Labor - 21 (-5)
Country - 7 (-1)

Commonwealth Liberal - Country Coalition



Western Australian state election, 1917

Labor - 13 (-2)
Nationalist - 11 (+3)
Country - 9 (-3)
National Labor - 8 (+2)
National Liberal - 7 (-1)
Independents - 1 (+1)
Independent Labor - 1 (±)

Nationalist - National Liberal - Country - National Labor Coalition



Western Australian state election, 1921

Labor - 19 (+2)
Nationalist - 14 (+4)
Country - 9 (-7)
National Labor - 5 (+1)
Independents - 3 (±)

Nationalist - Country - National Labor Coalition



Western Australian state election, 1924

Labor - 19 (-8)
Nationalist - 12 (+3)
Majority Country - 11 (+4)
Executive Country - 5 (-1)
Independents - 2 (+2)
National Labor - 1 (±)

Nationalist - Majority Country - Executive Country Coalition



Western Australian state election, 1927

Labor - 23 (-4)
Nationalist - 19 (+3)
Country - 8 (+1)

Nationalist - Country Coalition



Western Australian state election, 1930

Labor - 20 (-3)
Nationalist - 18 (+2)
Country - 9 (-1)
Independents - 2 (+2)
Independent Country - 1 (±)

Nationalist - Country Coalition



Western Australian state election, 1933

Labor - 23 (-7)
Nationalist - 16 (+8)
Country - 7 (-4)
Independents - 4 (+3)

With Labor and Nationalist - Country both tied on 23 it depends which way the Independents cookie crumbles.



Western Australian state election, 1936

Labor - 22 (-4)
Nationalist - 17 (+9)
Country - 7 (-6)
Independents - 3 (+1)
Independent Nationalist - 1 (±)

Nationalist - Country minority Coalition with support from Independents



Western Australian state election, 1939

Labor - 23 (-4)
Nationalist - 12 (+5)
Independents - 6 (+4)
Country - 6 (-6)
Independent Nationalist - 3 (+1)

Labor Minority with support from Independents



Western Australian state election, 1943

Labor - 24 (-6)
Nationalist - 13 (+6)
Country - 6 (-4)
Independents - 3 (+1)
Independent Nationalist - 2 (+1)
Independent Labor - 2 (+2)

Labor Minority with support from Independents



Western Australian state election, 1947

Labor - 21 (-2)
Liberal - 18 (+5)
Country - 8 (-4)
Independents - 3 (+2)
Independent Nationalist - 0 (-1)

Liberal - Country Coalition



Western Australian state election, 1950

Labor - 21 (-2)
Liberal and Country - 21 (+6)
Country - 4 (-5)
Independents - 3 (+2)
Independent Liberal - 1 (-1)

Liberal and Country - Country Coalition



Western Australian state election, 1953

Labor - 26 (±)
Liberal and Country - 20 (+5)
Country - 2 (-7)
Independents - 2 (+2)

Labor Majority



Western Australian state election, 1956

Labor - 23 (-6)
Liberal and Country - 20 (+9)
Independent Liberal - 3 (+1)
Country - 2 (-6)
Independents - 2 (+2)

Liberal and Country - Country minority Coalition with support from Independents



Western Australian state election, 1959

Labor - 23 (±)
Liberal and Country - 20 (+3)
Country - 3 (-5)
Democratic Labor - 2 (+2)
Independent Liberal - 2 (±)

Liberal and Country - Country minority Coalition with support from either Democratic Labor or Independents



Western Australian state election, 1962

Labor - 23 (-1)
Liberal and Country - 21 (+3)
Country - 3 (-5)
Independents - 2 (+2)
Democratic Labor - 1 (+1)

Liberal and Country - Country minority Coalition with support from either Democratic Labor or Independents



Western Australian state election, 1965

Liberal and Country - 25 (+4)
Labor - 22 (+1)
Country - 2 (-6)
Independents - 1 (+1)

Liberal and Country - Country Coalition

Legislative Council

Liberal and Country - 8 (±)
Labor - 6 (+2)
Country - 1 (-2)



Western Australian state election, 1968

Labor - 24 (+1)
Liberal and Country - 24 (+5)
Country - 2 (-7)
Democratic Labor - 1 (+1)

Liberal and Country - Country Coalition

Legislative Council

Labor - 8 (+2)
Liberal and Country - 6 (+2)
Country - 1 (-4)



Western Australian state election, 1971

Labor - 26 (±)
Liberal - 16 (-1)
Democratic Labor - 5 (+5)
Country - 3 (-5)
Independents - 1 (+1)

Labor Majority

Legislative Council

Labor - 8 (+4)
Liberal - 5 (-4)
Democratic Labor - 2 (+2)
Country - 0 (-2)



Western Australian state election, 1974

Labor - 25 (+3)
Liberal - 21 (-2)
National Alliance - 5 (-1)

Liberal - National Alliance Coalition

Legislative Council

Labor - 7 (+2)
Liberal - 7 (-2)
National Alliance - 1 (±)


note: The National Alliance resulted from the merger of the Country and Democratic Labor parties.



Western Australian state election, 1977

Liberal - 28 (+1)
Labor - 25 (+3)
National Country - 2 (-4)

Liberal Majority

Legislative Council

Liberal - 9 (±)
Labor - 7 (+3)
National Country - 0 (-3)



Western Australian state election, 1980

Labor - 26 (+3)
Liberal - 25 (-1)
National Country - 2 (-1)
National - 1 (-2)
Democrats - 1 (+1)

The winner depends on which way the National Party and the Democrats went. Cowan, the leader of the National Party, had publicly stated that he would support a Labor minority Government if they were the largest party. Meanwhile the Democrats never said which of the two they'd support, though given their founder, Don Chipp was a disaffected Liberal I would slightly lean towards saying the Liberals. The National Country went into the election in a Coalition with the Liberals so it's clear what they'd of done.
Long story short; Labor has 26, Liberal-National Country has 27, it all depends on the Democrats and the renegade National Party.

Legislative Council

Liberal - 8 (-2)
Labor - 8 (+3)
National Country - 0 (-1)



Western Australian state election, 1983

Labor - 31 (-1)
Liberal - 23 (+3)
National Country - 2 (-1)
National - 1 (-1)

Labor Majority

Legislative Council

Labor - 9 (+2)
Liberal - 8 (-1)
National - 0 (-1)



Western Australian state election, 1986

Labor - 31 (-1)
Liberal - 24 (+5)
National - 2 (-4)

Labor Majority

Legislative Council

Labor - 8 (-1)
Liberal - 8 (+2)
Democrats - 1 (+1)
National - 0 (-2)



Western Australian state election, 1989

Legislative Assembly

Liberal - 26 (+6)
Labor - 25 (-6)
Grey Power - 3 (+3)
National - 2 (-4)
Independents - 1 (+1)

Liberal - National minority Coalition with support from Grey Power

Legislative Council

Liberal - 15 (±)
Labor - 15 (-1)
National - 1 (-2)
Grey Power - 1 (+1)
Democrats - 1 (+1)
Greens - 1 (+1)



Western Australian state election, 1993

Legislative Assembly

Liberal - 26 (±)
Labor - 22 (-2)
Independents - 3 (+2)
National - 3 (-3)
Greens - 2 (+2)
Democrats - 1 (+1)

Liberal - National Coalition

Legislative Council

Liberal - 17 (+2)
Labor - 13 (-1)
Greens - 1 (±)
Independents - 1 (±)
National - 1 (-2)
Democrats - 1 (+1)



Western Australian state election, 1996

Legislative Assembly

Liberal - 24 (-5)
Labor - 21 (+2)
Independents - 4 (+1)
National - 3 (-3)
Democrats - 3 (+3)
Greens - 2 (+2)

Liberal - National minority Coalition with support from Independents

Legislative Council

Labor - 12 (±)
Liberal - 12 (+5)
Liberal/National - 5 (-5)
Democrats - 2 (±)
Greens - 2 (-1)
Independents - 1 (+1)



Western Australian state election, 2001

Legislative Assembly

Labor - 22 (-10)
Liberal - 19 (+3)
One Nation - 5 (+5)
Independents - 4 (±)
Greens - 4 (+4)
National - 2 (-3)
Democrats - 1 (+1)

Liberal - National minority Coalition with support from One Nation and Independents

Legislative Council

Labor - 14 (+1)
Liberal - 13 (+1)
One Nation - 3 (±)
Greens - 3 (-2)
Democrats - 1 (+1)
National - 0 (-1)



Western Australian state election, 2005

Legislative Assembly

Labor - 25 (-7)
Liberal - 21 (+3)
Greens - 4 (+4)
Independents - 2 (±)
National - 2 (-3)
Christian Democrats - 1 (+1)
Family First - 1 (+1)
One Nation - 1 (+1)

Labor Minority with support from Greens

Legislative Council

Labor - 17 (+1)
Liberal - 14 (-1)
Greens - 3 (+1)
National - 0 (-1)



Western Australian state election, 2008

Legislative Assembly

Liberal - 23 (-1)
Labor - 22 (-6)
Greens - 7 (+7)
National - 3 (-1)
Independents - 2 (-1)
Christian Democrats - 1 (+1)
Family First - 1 (+1)

Labor Minority with support from Greens and Independents

Legislative Council

Liberal - 15 (-1)
Labor - 14 (+3)
Greens - 4 (±)
National - 2 (-3)
Family First - 1 (+1)



Western Australian state election, 2013

Legislative Assembly

Liberal - 29 (-2)
Labor - 20 (-1)
Greens - 5 (+5)
National - 3 (-4)
Independents - 1 (+1)
Christians - 1 (+1)

Liberal - National Coalition

Legislative Council

Liberal - 19 (+2)
Labor - 13 (+2)
Greens - 3 (+1)
National - 1 (-4)
Shooters and Fishers - 0 (-1)



Western Australian state election, 2017

Legislative Assembly

Labor - 27 (-14)
Liberal - 19 (+6)
Greens - 5 (+5)
National - 3 (-2)
One Nation - 3 (+3)
Christians - 1 (+1)
Independents - 1 (+1)

Labor Minority with support from Greens

Legislative Council

Labor - 17 (+3)
Liberal - 11 (+2)
Greens - 3 (-1)
One Nation - 3 (±)
National - 1 (-3)
Shooters, Fishers and Farmers - 1 (±)
Liberal Democrats - 0 (-1)

[AustralianSwingVoter]

Victorian state election, 1902

Australian Reform - 41 (-6)
Opposition - 17 (+2)
Labour - 17 (+5)
Independent Ministerialists - 13 (+6)
Ministerialists - 5 (-6)
Independent Labour - 1 (-1)
Citizens Reform - 1 (±)

I don't know



Victorian state election, 1904

Ministerialists - 25 (-10)
Labour - 22 (+5)
Opposition - 17 (+5)
Independent Ministerialists - 3 (+1)
Independent Labour - 0 (-1)

Ministerialists - Opposition Coalition



Victorian state election, 1907

United Liberal - 34 (-15)
Labor - 23 (+9)
Independent Ministerialists - 6 (+5)
Independent Labor - 1 (±)
Independents - 1 (+1)

United Liberal Majority



Victorian state election, 1908

Labor - 23 (+2)
Anti-Bent Liberals - 22 (+3)
United Liberal - 13 (-9)
Independent Liberal - 4 (+1)
Independents - 3 (+3)

Anti-Bent Liberals - United Liberal Coalition



Victorian state election, 1911

Commonwealth Liberal - 35 (-8)
Labor - 28 (+8)
Independents - 2 (±)

Commonwealth Liberal Majority



Victorian state election, 1914

Commonwealth Liberal - 37 (-6)
Labor - 26 (+4)
Independents - 2 (+2)

Commonwealth Liberal Majority



Victorian state election, 1917

Nationalist - 31 (+2)
Labor - 21 (+3)
Ministerial Nationalist - 7 (-7)
Victorian Farmers Union - 4 (±)
Independents - 2 (+2)

Nationalist - Ministerial Nationalist Coalition



Victorian state election, 1920

Nationalist - 32 (+2)
Labor - 19 (-1)
Victorian Farmers Union - 9 (-4)
Independent Nationalist - 3 (+2)
Independents - 2 (+1)

Nationalist - Victorian Farmers Union Coalition



Victorian state election, 1921

Nationalist - 31 (±)
Labor - 23 (+2)
Victorian Farmers Union - 9 (-3)
Independents - 2 (+1)

Nationalist - Victorian Farmers Union Coalition



Victorian state election, 1924

Nationalist - 26 (+7)
Labor - 23 (-4)
Country - 7 (-6)
Liberal - 4 (-1)
Progressive Liberal - 3 (+3)
Independents - 2 (+1)

Nationalist - Country Coalition



Victorian state election, 1927

Labor - 28 (±)
Nationalist - 20 (+5)
Liberal - 6 (+4)
Country - 5 (-5)
Independents - 4 (-2)
Country Progressive - 2 (-2)

Labor Minority with support from Country Progressive and Independents



Victorian state election, 1929

Labor - 26 (-4)
Nationalist - 25 (+8)
Country - 6 (-5)
Country Progressive - 3 (-1)
Liberal - 3 (+1)
Independents - 2 (+1)

Labor Minority with support from Country Progressive, Liberals and Independents



Victorian state election, 1932

United Australia - 27 (-4)
Labor - 23 (+7)
United Country - 8 (-6)
Independents - 6 (+4)
Premiers' Plan Labor - 1 (-1)

United Australia - United Country Coalition



Victorian state election, 1935

Labor - 25 (+8)
United Australia - 24 (-1)
United Country - 9 (-11)
Independents - 7 (+4)

Labor Minority with support from United Country



Victorian state election, 1937

Labor - 27 (+7)
United Australia - 26 (+5)
United Country - 7 (-13)
Independents - 5 (+1)

Labor Minority with support from United Country



Victorian state election, 1940

United Australia - 24 (+8)
Labor - 22 (±)
Independents - 9 (+5)
United Country - 9 (-13)
Liberal Country - 1 (±)

Labor Minority with support from United Country and Independents



Victorian state election, 1943

Labor - 24 (+2)
United Australia - 15 (+2)
Independents - 14 (+9)
United Country - 9 (-16)
Communist - 3 (+3)

Labor Minority with support from Independents



Victorian state election, 1945

Labor - 27 (-4)
Liberal - 14 (+4)
Country - 12 (-6)
Independents - 7 (+4)
Ministerial Liberal - 2 (-1)
Independent Liberal - 2 (+2)
Communist - 1 (+1)

Labor Minority with support from Independents



Victorian state election, 1947

Labor - 27 (+10)
Liberal - 24 (-3)
Country - 10 (-10)
Independents - 4 (+3)

Liberal - Country Coalition



Victorian state election, 1950

Labor - 30 (+6)
Liberal and Country - 27 (±)
Country - 7 (-6)
Independents - 1 (±)

Labor Minority with support from Country



Victorian state election, 1952

Labor - 33 (-4)
Liberal and Country - 16 (+5)
Electoral Reform - 6 (+2)
Country - 5 (-7)
Independents - 5 (+4)

Labor Majority



Victorian state election, 1955

Liberal and Country - 26 (-7)
Labor - 22 (+2)
Labor (Anti-Communist) - 8 (+7)
Country - 6 (-5)
Independents - 2 (+1)
Victorian Liberal - 2 (+2)

Liberal and Country Minority with support from Labor (Anti-Communist)



Victorian state election, 1958

Labor - 26 (+8)
Liberal and Country - 25 (-14)
Democratic Labor - 9 (+9)
Country - 6 (-3)

Liberal and Country Minority with support from Democratic Labor



Victorian state election, 1961

Legislative Assembly

Labor - 26 (+9)
Liberal and Country - 25 (-14)
Democratic Labor - 11 (+11)
Country - 4 (-5)
Independents - 0 (-1)

Liberal and Country Minority with support from Democratic Labor

Legislative Council

Labor - 7 (+3)
Liberal and Country - 6 (-3)
Democratic Labor - 3 (+3)
Country - 1 (-3)



Victorian state election, 1964

Legislative Assembly

Liberal and Country - 27 (-11)
Labor - 24 (+6)
Democratic Labor - 10 (+10)
Country - 5 (-5)

Liberal and Country Minority with support from Democratic Labor

Legislative Council

Liberal and Country - 7 (-2)
Labor - 6 (+2)
Democratic Labor - 3 (+3)
Country - 1 (-3)



Victorian state election, 1967

Legislative Assembly

Labor - 28 (+12)
Liberal - 28 (-16)
Democratic Labor - 10 (+10)
Country - 6 (-6)
Independents - 1 (±)

Liberal Minority with support from Democratic Labor

Legislative Council

Liberal - 8 (-2)
Labor - 7 (+3)
Democratic Labor - 2 (+2)
Country - 1 (-3)



Victorian state election, 1970

Legislative Assembly

Labor - 31 (+9)
Liberal - 27 (-15)
Democratic Labor - 10 (+10)
Country - 4 (-4)
Independents - 1 (±)

Liberal Minority with support from Democratic Labor

Legislative Council

Labor - 8 (+4)
Liberal - 7 (-3)
Democratic Labor - 2 (+2)
Country - 1 (-3)



Victorian state election, 1973

Legislative Assembly

Liberal - 32 (-14)
Labor - 31 (+13)
Democratic Labor - 5 (+5)
Country - 4 (-4)
Australia - 1 (+1)
Independents - 0 (-1)

Liberal Minority with support from Democratic Labor

Legislative Council

Liberal - 8 (-3)
Labor - 8 (+4)
Democratic Labor - 1 (+1)
Country - 1 (-2)



Victorian state election, 1976

Legislative Assembly

Liberal - 38 (-14)
Labor - 35 (+14)
National - 5 (-2)
Democratic Labor - 2 (+2)
Independents - 1 (±)

Liberal - National Coalition

Legislative Council

Liberal - 11 (-4)
Labor - 10 (+5)
National - 1 (-1)



Victorian state election, 1979

Legislative Assembly

Labor - 38 (+6)
Liberal - 34 (-7)
National - 4 (-4)
Democrats - 4 (+4)
Independents - 1 (+1)

Both parties are stuck on 38 (Libs+Nats have 38), So it depends which way the Democrats go. They were indeed founded by renegade Liberals however they never showed any closeness to them or Labor.

Legislative Council

Labor - 11 (+3)
Liberal - 10 (-2)
National - 1 (-1)



Victorian state election, 1982

Legislative Assembly

Labor - 41 (-8)
Liberal - 32 (+8)
Democrats - 4 (+4)
National - 4 (-4)

Labor Majority

Legislative Council

Labor - 11 (±)
Liberal - 9 (±)
National - 1 (-1)
Democrats - 1 (+1)



Victorian state election, 1985

Legislative Assembly

Labor - 45 (-2)
Liberal - 37 (+6)
National - 6 (-4)

Labor Majority

Legislative Council

Labor - 11 (±)
Liberal - 10 (+2)
National - 1 (-2)



Victorian state election, 1988

Legislative Assembly

Labor - 42 (-4)
Liberal - 37 (+4)
National - 7 (-2)
Independents - 2 (+2)

Liberal - National minority Coalition with support from Independents

Legislative Council

Labor - 11 (+2)
Liberal - 10 (±)
National - 1 (-2)



Victorian state election, 1992

Legislative Assembly

Liberal - 40 (-12)
Labor - 34 (+7)
National - 7 (-2)
Independents - 6 (+6)
Natural Law - 1 (+1)

Liberal - National Coalition

Legislative Council

Liberal - 10 (-4)
Labor - 9 (+4)
National - 2 (-1)
Democratic Labor - 1 (+1)



Victorian state election, 1996

Legislative Assembly

Liberal - 39 (-10)
Labor - 39 (+10)
National - 6 (-3)
Independents - 3 (+2)
Natural Law - 1 (+1)

Liberal - National Coalition

Legislative Council

Liberal - 10 (-4)
Labor - 10 (+5)
National - 1 (-2)
Democrats - 1 (+1)



Victorian state election, 1999

Legislative Assembly

Labor - 41 (-1)
Liberal - 38 (+2)
National - 4 (-3)
Independents - 4 (+1)
Greens - 1 (+1)

Labor Minority with support from Independents

Legislative Council

Labor - 10 (+2)
Liberal - 10 (-1)
National - 1 (-2)
Democrats - 1 (+1)



Victorian state election, 2002

Legislative Assembly

Labor - 43 (-19)
Liberal - 31 (+14)
Greens - 8 (+8)
National - 3 (-4)
Independents - 3 (+1)

Labor Minority with support from Greens

Legislative Council

Labor - 11 (-6)
Liberal - 8 (+5)
Greens - 2 (+2)
National - 1 (-1)



Victorian state election, 2006

Legislative Assembly

Labor - 39 (-16)
Liberal - 31 (+8)
Greens - 9 (+9)
National - 4 (-5)
Family First - 3 (+3)
Independents - 2 (+1)

Labor Minority with support from Greens

Legislative Council

Labor - 18 (-1)
Liberal - 15 (±)
Greens - 4 (+1)
National - 2 (±)
Family First - 1 (+1)
Democratic Labor - 0 (-1)



Victorian state election, 2010

Legislative Assembly

Liberal - 34 (-1)
Labor - 33 (-10)
Greens - 10 (+10)
National - 6 (-4)
Independents - 2 (+2)
Family First - 2 (+2)
Country - 1 (+1)

Depends, yet again, on who the Independents are and which way they split. Both sides are stuck on 43 seats, (Labor+Greens vs Liberal+National+Family First+Country Alliance) so its anyones game.

Legislative Council

Labor - 15 (-1)
Liberal - 10 (-2)
Liberal/National - 8 (-1)
Greens - 5 (+2)
Family First - 1 (+1)
Democratic Labor - 1 (+1)



Victorian state election, 2014

Legislative Assembly

Labor - 35 (-12)
Liberal - 33 (+3)
Greens - 10 (+8)
National - 5 (-3)
Independents - 3 (+2)
Country - 1 (+1)
Family First - 1 (+1)

Labor Minority with support from Greens

Legislative Council

Labor - 16 (+2)
Liberal - 9 (-1)
Liberal/National - 7 (+1)
Greens - 5 (±)
Liberal Democrats - 1 (+1)
Sex Party - 1 (±)
Democratic Labour - 1 (±)
Shooters and Fishers - 0 (-2)
Vote 1 Local Jobs - 0 (-1)

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

Should I be impressed or outright frightened by the speed you're posting with?

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

Again, include more than one scenario in a post, please. If you can't type it at once, save text in text editor or something.

(Directed at lekmanin, not AustralianSwingVoter)

[Antonio the Sixth]

We already knew about Austriaposting. Now we're discovering Australiaposting.

[AustralianSwingVoter]

Tasmanian state election, 1909

Anti-Socialist - 15 (-2)
Labour - 12 (±)
Liberal Democrat - 3 (+2)

Anti-Socialist Majority



Tasmanian state election, 1912

Commonwealth Liberal - 16 (±)
Labour - 14 (±)

Commonwealth Liberal Majority



Tasmanian state election, 1913

Commonwealth Liberal - 16 (±)
Labor - 14 (±)

Commonwealth Liberal Majority



Tasmanian state election, 1916

Labor - 15 (+1)
Commonwealth Liberal - 14 (-1)
Independents - 1 (±)

Labor Majority



Tasmanian state election, 1919

Commonwealth Liberal - 17 (+1)
Labor - 12 (-1)
Independents - 1 (±)

Commonwealth Liberal Majority



Tasmanian state election, 1922

Nationalist - 13 (+1)
Labor - 11 (-1)
Country - 4 (-1)
Independents - 2 (+1)

Nationalist - Country Coalition



Tasmanian state election, 1925

Labor - 15 (-1)
Nationalist - 9 (+2)
Liberal - 3 (-1)
Independents - 2 (-1)
Independent Labor - 1 (+1)

Labor Majority



Tasmanian state election, 1928

Labor - 15 (+1)
Nationalist - 13 (-2)
Independents - 2 (+1)

Labor Majority



Tasmanian state election, 1931

Nationalist - 17 (-2)
Labor - 11 (+1)
Independents - 2 (+1)

Nationalist Majority



Tasmanian state election, 1934

Nationalist - 14 (+1)
Labor - 14 (±)
Independents - 2 (-1)

Labor Minority with support from Independents



Tasmanian state election, 1937

Labor - 18 (±)
Nationalist - 12 (±)

Labor Majority



Tasmanian state election, 1941

Labor -19 (-1)
Nationalist - 11 (+1)

Labor Majority



Tasmanian state election, 1946

Labor - 16 (±)
Liberal - 11 (-1)
Independent Liberals - 2 (+1)
Independents - 1 (±)

Labor Majority



Tasmanian state election, 1948

Labor - 15 (±)
Liberal - 12 (±)
Independent Liberals - 2 (+1)
Independents - 1 (-1)

Labor Majority



Tasmanian state election, 1950

Labor - 15 (±)
Liberal - 14 (±)
Independents - 1 (±)

Labor Majority



Tasmanian state election, 1955

Labor - 16 (+1)
Liberal - 14 (-1)

Labor Majority



Tasmanian state election, 1956

Labor - 16 (+1)
Liberal - 13 (-2)
Labor (Anti-Communist) - 1 (+1)

Labor Majority



Tasmanian state election, 1959

Labor - 16 (-1)
Liberal - 15 (-1)
Independents - 3 (+1)
Democratic Labor - 1 (+1)

Labor Minority with support from Independents



Tasmanian state election, 1964

Labor - 19 (±)
Liberal - 14 (-2)
Country - 1 (+1)
Independents - 1 (+1)

Labor Majority



Tasmanian state election, 1969

Labor - 18 (+1)
Liberal - 16 (-1)
Centre - 1 (±)

Labor Majority



Tasmanian state election, 1972

Labor - 20 (-1)
Liberal - 13 (-1)
United Tasmania - 1 (+1)
Independents - 1 (+1)

Labor Majority



Tasmanian state election, 1976

Labor - 19 (+1)
Liberal - 16 (-1)

Labor Majority



Tasmanian state election, 1979

Labor - 19 (-1)
Liberal - 15 (±)
Democrats - 1 (+1)

Labor Majority



Tasmanian state election, 1982

Liberal - 18 (-1)
Labor - 14 (±)
Democrats - 2 (+1)
Independent Labor - 1 (±)

Liberal Majority



Tasmanian state election, 1986

Liberal - 20 (+1)
Labor - 12 (-2)
Independent Greens - 2 (±)
Independents - 1 (+1)

Liberal Majority



Tasmanian state election, 1989

Liberal - 17 (±)
Labor - 12 (-1)
Independent Greens - 6 (+1)

Labor Minority with support from Independent Greens



Tasmanian state election, 1992

Liberal - 20 (+1)
Labor - 10 (-1)
Independent Greens - 5 (±)

Liberal Majority



Tasmanian state election, 1996

Liberal - 15 (-1)
Labor - 15 (+1)
Greens - 4 (±)
Independents - 1 (±)

Liberal Minority with support from Greens



Tasmanian state election, 1998

Labor - 12 (-2)
Liberal - 10 (±)
Greens - 2 (+1)
Tasmania First - 1 (+1)

Labor Minority with support from Greens



Tasmanian state election, 2002

Labor - 14 (±)
Liberal - 7 (±)
Greens - 4 (±)

Labor Majority



Tasmanian state election, 2006

Labor - 13 (-1)
Liberal - 8 (+1)
Greens - 4 (±)

Labor Majority



Tasmanian state election, 2010

Liberal - 10 (±)
Labor - 10 (±)
Greens - 5 (±)

Labor Minority with support from Greens



Tasmanian state election, 2014

Liberal - 14 (-1)
Labor - 7 (±)
Greens - 3 (±)
Palmer United - 1 (+1)

Liberal Majority



Tasmanian state election, 2018

Liberal - 14 (+1)
Labor - 9 (-1)
Greens - 2 (±)

Liberal Majority

[AustralianSwingVoter]

Queensland colonial election, 1893

Ministerial - 33 (-9)
Labour - 25 (+9)
Independents - 7 (±)
Opposition - 6 (-1)
Farmers - 1 (+1)

Ministerial Minority



Queensland colonial election, 1896

Ministerial - 35 (-6)
Labour - 26 (+6)
Opposition - 7 (-1)
Independents - 3 (+1)
Farmers - 1 (±)

Ministerial Minority



Queensland colonial election, 1899

Ministerial - 36 (-7)
Labour - 25 (+4)
Opposition - 8 (±)
Independents - 3 (+3)

Ministerial Majority



Queensland state election, 1902

Ministerial - 35 (-5)
Labour - 29 (+4)
Opposition - 5 (±)
Independents - 2 (+1)
Farmers - 1 (±)

Ministerial Minority



Queensland state election, 1904

Labour - 26 (-8)
Ministerial - 22 (+1)
Opposition - 21 (+6)
Independents - 3 (+1)

I don't know



Queensland state election, 1907

Opposition - 30 (+1)
Ministerial - 23 (-1)
Labour - 19 (+1)
Independents - 0 (-1)

I don't know



Queensland state election, 1908

Ministerial - 30 (+8)
Labour - 22 (±)
Opposition - 18 (-7)
Farmers - 2 (±)
Independents - 0 (-1)

I don't know



Queensland state election, 1909

Ministerial - 37 (-4)
Labour - 27 (±)
Opposition - 7 (+3)
Independents - 1 (+1)

Ministerial Majority



Queensland state election, 1912

Liberal - 37 (-9)
Labor - 34 (+9)
Independents - 1 (±)

Liberal Majority



Queensland state election, 1915

Labor - 38 (-7)
Liberal - 31 (+10)
Farmers' Union - 3 (-2)
Independents - 0 (-1)

Labor Majority



Queensland state election, 1918

Labor - 39 (-9)
Nationalist - 33 (+11)
Independents - 0 (-2)

Labor Majority



Queensland state election, 1920

Labor - 36 (-2)
Nationalist - 19 (+6)
Country - 12 (-6)
Northern Country - 4 (+1)
Independent Country - 1 (+1)

Labor Majority



Queensland state election, 1923

Labor - 35 (-8)
United - 27 (+11)
Country - 8 (-5)
Independents - 2 (+2)

Labor and United/Country are both tied on 35 seats each, so it, as usual, depends on who exactly the Independents are.



Queensland state election, 1926

CPNP - 35 (+7)
Labor - 35 (-8)
Primary Producers - 1 (±)
Independents - 1 (+1)

Just like the last election, Labor and United/Country are both tied on 35 seats each, so it, once, depends on who exactly the Independent is.



Queensland state election, 1929

CPNP - 40 (-3)
Labor - 29 (+2)
Independents - 3 (+1)

CPNP Majority



Queensland state election, 1932

Labor - 32 (-1)
CPNP - 28 (±)
Independents - 1 (±)
Queensland Party - 1 (+1)

Labor Majority



Queensland state election, 1935

Labor - 34 (-12)
CPNP - 22 (+6)
Douglas Credit - 4 (+4)
Independents - 2 (+2)

Labor Majority



Queensland state election, 1938

Labor - 30 (-14)
Country - 14 (+1)
United Australia - 9 (+6)
Protestant Labor - 5 (+4)
Social Credit - 3 (+3)
Communist - 1 (+1)
Independents - 0 (-1)

Labor Minority with support from Protestant Labor



Queensland state election, 1941

Labor - 33 (-8)
Country - 13 (-1)
United Australia - 10 (+6)
Independents - 2 (+2)
Independent Socialist - 2 (+2)
Independent Democrats - 1 (-1)
Protestant Labor - 1 (+1)
Independent Labor - 0 (-1)

Labor Majority



Queensland state election, 1944

Labor - 29 (-8)
People's Party - 16 (+9)
Country - 11 (-1)
Independents - 3 (+2)
Communist - 1 (±)
Independent Labor - 1 (±)
Frank Barnes Labor - 1 (-1)
Hermit Park Labor - 0 (-1)

Labor Minority with support from Independents



Queensland state election, 1947

Labor - 29 (-6)
People's Party - 17 (+8)
Country - 12 (-2)
Frank Barnes Labor - 2 (+1)
Independents - 2 (+2)
Communist - 0 (-1)
Independent Labor - 0 (-1)
Hermit Park Labor - 0 (-1)

Labor Minority with support from Frank Barnes Labor and Independents



Queensland state election, 1950

Labor - 36 (-6)
Liberal - 23 (+12)
Country - 15 (-5)
Independents - 1 (±)
North Queensland Labor - 0 (-1)

Country - Liberal Coalition



Queensland state election, 1953

Labor - 42 (-8)
Liberal - 16 (+8)
Country - 14 (-1)
Independents - 3 (+2)
North Queensland Labor - 0 (-1)

Labor Majority



Queensland state election, 1956

Labor - 39 (-10)
Liberal - 19 (+11)
Country - 14 (-2)
Independents - 2 (+1)
North Queensland Labor - 1 (±)

Labor Majority



Queensland state election, 1957

Labor - 22 (+2)
Queensland Labor - 18 (+7)
Liberal - 18 (±)
Country - 15 (-9)
Independents - 2 (+1)
North Queensland Labor - 0 (-1)

The winner depends on which way Gair takes Queensland Labor. Gair did try to get the Country Party to support him after the split, which was only refused when the Fadden, the federal leader, pointed out the obvious to Nicklin, that with Labor split in half with FPTP there was a very good chance he'd be premier.
To summarise, the winner depends on which way Gair takes Queensland Labor.



Queensland state election, 1960

Labor - 32 (+7)
Liberal - 19 (-1)
Country - 15 (-11)
Queensland Labor - 10 (+6)
Independents - 2 (±)
North Queensland Labor - 0 (-1)

Country - Liberal minority Coalition with support from Queensland Labor



Queensland state election, 1963

Labor - 36 (+10)
Liberal - 19 (-1)
Country - 16 (-10)
Queensland Labor - 5 (+4)
Independents - 1 (-1)
Independent (ex-QLP) - 1 (-1)
North Queensland Labor - 0 (-1)

Country - Liberal minority Coalition with support from Queensland Labor



Queensland state election, 1966

Labor - 35 (+9)
Liberal - 20 (±)
Country - 15 (-12)
Democratic Labor - 5 (+4)
Independents - 3 (-1)

Country - Liberal minority Coalition with support from Queensland Labor



Queensland state election, 1969

Labor - 36 (+5)
Liberal - 19 (±)
Country - 16 (-10)
Democratic Labor - 5 (+4)
Independents - 2 (+1)

Country - Liberal minority Coalition with support from Queensland Labor



Queensland state election, 1972

Labor - 39 (+6)
Liberal - 18 (-3)
Country - 17 (-9)
Democratic Labor - 6 (+6)
Independents - 2 (±)

Country - Liberal minority Coalition with support from Queensland Labor



Queensland state election, 1974

Labor - 30 (+19)
Liberal - 26 (-4)
National - 23 (-16)
Independents - 2 (±)
Democratic Labor - 1 (+1)

National - Liberal Coalition



Queensland state election, 1977

Labor - 36 (+13)
National - 22 (-13)
Liberal - 21 (-3)
Independents - 1 (+1)
Democrats - 1 (+1)
Progress - 1 (+1)

National - Liberal Coalition



Queensland state election, 1980

Labor - 35 (+10)
National - 23 (-12)
Liberal - 22 (±)
Independents - 1 (+1)
Democrats - 1 (+1)

National - Liberal Coalition



Queensland state election, 1983

Labor - 37 (+5)
National - 32 (-9)
Liberal - 12 (+4)
Independents - 1 (±)

Depends entirely on which way the Liberals break. You'd certainly see a good few Liberals defecting to the National Party, following Joh's order, however I can't see 10/12 defecting. Unfortunately, even though it was quite recent and I have fairly good knowledge of the Bjelke-Petersen era without an upper house the question of which way the Libs would go was never asked. A good chunk of the National's campaign was focused on taking Liberal voters by arguing that if the Nats didn't get a majority then the alternative was the Libs propping up a Labor government.
In short, it's Terry White's decision, and god only knows what he'd do.



Queensland state election, 1986

Labor - 37 (+5)
National - 36 (-9)
Liberal - 15 (+4)
Independents - 1 (±)

Just like last time it depends entirely on which way the Liberals break. I can't say any more.



Queensland state election, 1989

Labor - 46 (-8)
National - 22 (-5)
Liberal - 19 (+11)
Independents - 2 (+2)

Labor Majority



Queensland state election, 1992

Labor - 45 (-9)
National - 21 (-5)
Liberal - 18 (+9)
Independents - 4 (+4)
Confederate Action - 1 (+1)

Labor Majority



Queensland state election, 1995

Labor - 39 (-6)
National - 24 (-5)
Liberal - 20 (+6)
Independents - 3 (+2)
Greens - 2 (+2)
Democrats - 1 (+1)

National - Liberal minority Coalition with support from Independents



Queensland state election, 1998

Labor - 35 (-9)
One Nation - 21 (+10)
Liberal - 14 (+5)
National - 14 (-9)
Greens - 2 (+2)
Independents - 2 (±)
Democrats - 1 (+1)

National - Liberal minority Coalition with support from One Nation



Queensland state election, 2001

Labor - 45 (-21)
Liberal - 13 (+10)
National - 13 (+1)
One Nation - 7 (+4)
Independents - 7 (+2)
Greens - 2 (+2)
City Country Alliance - 2 (+2)

Labor Majority



Queensland state election, 2004

Labor - 43 (-20)
Liberal - 16 (+11)
National - 15 (±)
Greens - 6 (+6)
Independents - 5 (±)
One Nation - 4 (+3)

Labor Minority with support from Greens



Queensland state election, 2006

Labor - 43 (-16)
Liberal - 18 (+10)
National - 16 (-1)
Greens - 7 (+7)
Independents - 4 (±)
Family First - 1 (+1)
One Nation - 0 (-1)

Labor Minority with support from Greens



Queensland state election, 2009

Labor - 39 (-12)
Liberal National - 38 (+4)
Greens - 7 (+7)
Independents - 5 (+1)

Labor Minority with support from Greens



Queensland state election, 2012

Liberal National - 46 (-32)
Labor - 24 (+17)
Katter's - 10 (+8)
Greens - 6 (+6)
Independents - 2 (±)
Family First - 1 (+1)

Liberal National Majority



Queensland state election, 2015

Liberal National - 38 (-4)
Labor - 35 (-9)
Greens - 7 (+7)
Palmer United - 4 (+4)
Independents - 3 (+2)
Katter's - 1 (-1)
Family First - 1 (+1)

Labor Minority with support from Greens and Independents



Queensland state election, 2017

Labor - 33 (-15)
Liberal National - 32 (-7)
One Nation - 13 (+12)
Greens - 9 (+8)
Independents - 4 (+3)
Katter's - 2 (-1)

Labor+Greens have 42 seats, LNP+One Nation have 45 seats, so it depends on which way Katter and the Independents go, though I'm inclined to say Labor, given Palaszczuk's adeptness at Minority Government and confidence and supply.

[IceAgeComing]

Both of these may have been done in the old thread but I can't be bothered to wade through pages of Australian elections to look for it.  However; here are the two "wrong winner" elections in post-war UK history.

UK General Election, 1951

Labour: 306 (+11) - 48.8%
Conservative + Allies*: 301 (-20) - 48.0%
Liberal: 16 (+10) - 2.5%
Independent Nationalists: 2 (+-) - 0.3%
Irish Labour: 0 (-1) - 0.1%

Labour short of a majority by seven seats

*I elected to group the Conservatives, National Liberals and Ulster Unionists together for this for one main reason.  The latter because pre-1974 they basically were the Conservative party in Northern Ireland so calculating them separately would be stupid (and also Wikipedia groups them with the Tories for that reason and I didn't want to look up another source).  The National Liberals were basically the same as the Tories from... when they were created really never having a policy separate from the National Government (in 1945, that effectively meant the Conservative policies), they merged with the Conservative Party at the constituency level and after then the "National Liberal" brand (or other similar things, including the incredibly confusing "Liberal and Conservative" label used by some candidates effectively became something used by Conservative Party candidates in places where the Liberal brand meant something.  On that note: Labour includes candidates of the Northern Irish Labour Party.

I mean this is a bit academic since the Liberals only contested roughly 100 seats in 1951, hence why their vote share is so artificially low.  Its your perfect Liberals holding the balance situation and who knows what direction they'd go in: I'd think probably with the Tories considering their rhetoric on the Labour party throughout the fifties although that majority with the Tories is really very tight and might make some votes a squeeze if there was ever any rebellions against the whip from either party.  The Nationalists funnily enough manage to retain the exact same number of seats (and at this time were basically abstentionist MPs in that they showed up to debate or vote very, very rarely so don't really factor into the calculations) but the only other third party, the Irish Labour Party (who are very much separate from the UK Labour Party in terms of calculating this), fail to get a seat: although they must get pretty close.

UK General Election, February 1974

Conservative: 244 (-53) - 37.9%
Labour: 240 (-61) - 37.2%
Liberal: 124 (+110) - 19.3%
SNP: 13 (+6) - 2.0%
UUP (UUUC): 4 (-3) - 0.8%
Plaid Cymru: 3 (+1) - 0.5%
SDLP: 3 (+2) - 0.5%
Pro-Assembly Unionists: 1 (+1) - 0.3%
National Front: 1 (+1) - 0.2%
Vanguard (UUUC): 1 (-2) - 0.2%
DUP (UUUC): 1 (+-) - 0.2%

Independent Labour: 0 (-1)
Democratic Labour: 0 (-1)

Conservatives short of a majority by 74 seats

The numbers might be slightly different if I grouped the UUUC parties together as might be appropriate considering the context of this election: although all three parties in the thing got seats so probably not.  Wouldn't change the overall pattern though: in that its a clear situation where the party of the centre has the balance of power and can go where they wish.  My hunch is that they'd meet with Heath and the Tories first since they both were the incumbent government and got the votes votes (and logically seats) - although a Lib-Lab pact would certainly be possible.  Likely to be pretty stable though; doing some quick mental maths rough majorities of 60 with both major parties would likely last a full term, unless they fell out.

Very interesting with the minor parties though: the SNP get more seats than they ever got IRL pre-2015 and the huge size of the Liberals would make some kind of devolution almost a certainty; Plaid end up with three which seems to be around where they always end up in actual elections (in this one they got two and came very close is Carmarthen, losing by three votes to Labour); and the National Front squeak one, although again the fact that they were the only third party to stand a decent number of candidates (54, only the 44 of the Communists were close) may be the cause of that.  They get there mostly because of some pretty significant votes in some seats, mostly in London, where migration and the question of race began to become significant political issues, this also being before they were outright revealed to be a neo-nazi party.

Northern Ireland loses two MPs and the balance better represents the position in NI of the time (and gives representation to pro-power sharing Unionists which would have been very useful around that time) although the position there is skewed by the fact that there were lots of pacts in that election - you had the Loyalist UUUC pact and there seemed to be unofficial deals between the three main powersharing parties (the SDLP, Pro-Assembly Unionists and the Alliance who aren't mentioned here because they only stood three candidates) to not contest against each other in cases where a pro-Power Sharing candidate might win.  Would probably have been the best result for nationalists in NI history though - if only because the SDLP stood candidates province-wide and not just in safe Nationalist seats.

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Russia 1995

Communist (23.68%): 110

Lib Dems (11.87%): 55

Our Home (10.75%): 50

Yabloko (7.31%): 34

Women of Russia (4.89%): 22

Communists and Working Russia for Soviet Union (4.81%): 22

Congress of Russian Communities (4.57%): 21

Workers' Self-Government (4.23%): 19

Democratic Choice (4.10%): 19

Agrarian (4.01%): 18

Derzhava   (2.73%): 12

Forward, Russia (2.06%): 9

Power to People (1.71%): 8

Pamfilova-Gurov-V. Lysenko (1.70%): 7

Trade Unions and Industrialists – Union of Labour    (1.65%): 7

Environmental (1.48%): 6

Ivan Rybkin (1.18%): 5

Stanislav Govor (1.06%): 4

My Fatherland   (0.76%): 3

Common Cause   (0.73%): 3

Beer Lovers' (0.66%): 3

Muslim Public Movement (0.60%): 2

Trasnformation (0.52%): 2

National Republican (0.51%): 2

30 Words (0.50%): 2

Unity and Accord (0.38%): 1

Lawyers (0.37%): 1

For Motherland (0.30%): 1

Christians (0.29%): 1

38 Bloc (0.22%): 1

People's Union (0.20%): None

Tikhonov Bloc (0.16%): None

I'll admit I don't know much of the context of this, and even less about all those long forgotten mini-parties that sneak into the Duma. However this is probably the best case of a threshold having a huge effect on the ensuing election. It was 5%, which led to almost half of the vote being discounted (although there were constituency seats).

I assume the Communists could cobble something together with their future Populist Bloc. Any people with a good knowledge of Russian politics here?

[mvd10]

Honestly, I should do an elections with thresholds series for Dutch elections.

[AustralianSwingVoter]

South Australian colonial election, 1893

Liberal - 32 (+8)
NDL - 12 (-8)
United Labor - 10 (±)

Liberal Majority



South Australian colonial election, 1896

Liberal - 25 (+1)
NDL - 16 (-2)
United Labor - 13 (+1)

Liberal - United Labor Coalition



South Australian colonial election, 1899

Liberal - 30 (+1)
United Labor - 14 (+3)
ANL - 10 (-4)

Liberal Majority



South Australian state election, 1902

Liberal - 24 (+4)
ANL - 10 (-7)
United Labor - 8 (+3)

Liberal Majority



South Australian state election, 1905

United Labor - 18 (+3)
Liberal - 15 (+8)
ANL - 6 (-5)
Farmers and Producers - 3 (-6)

United Labor - Liberal Coalition



South Australian state election, 1906

United Labor - 20 (±)
ANL - 8 (+1)
Independents - 7 (+6)
LDU - 4 (-5)
Farmers and Producers - 3 (-2)

United Labor - LDU Coalition



South Australian state election, 1910

Liberal Union - 21 (+1)
United Labor - 21 (-1)

It's a tie! Who knows what happens!



South Australian state election, 1912

Liberal Union - 21 (-3)
United Labor - 19 (+3)

Liberal Union Majority



South Australian state election, 1915

Liberal Union - 24 (+4)
United Labor - 21 (-5)
Independents - 1 (+1)

Liberal Union Majority



South Australian state election, 1918

Labor - 21 (+4)
Liberal Union - 13 (-9)
National Labor - 9 (+3)
Farmers and Settlers - 2 (+1)
Independents - 1 (+1)

Liberal Union - National Labor minority Coalition with support from Farmers and Settlers



South Australian state election, 1921

Labor - 21 (+5)
Liberal Union - 17 (-8)
Progressive Country - 6 (+5)
Farmers and Settlers - 1 (-3)
Independents - 1 (+1)

Liberal Union - Progressive Country minority Coalition with support from Farmers and Settlers



South Australian state election, 1924

Labor - 23 (-4)
Liberal Federation - 19 (+2)
Country - 4 (+2)

Labor and Liberal-Country are both tied on 23 seats, so unless the Country Party jumps ship it'll take a by-election or defection



South Australian state election, 1927

Labor - 23 (+7)
Liberal Federation - 19 (-4)
Country - 2 (-3)
Independents - 1 (±)
Protestant Labor - 1 (±)

Labor Minority with support from Protestant Labor



South Australian state election, 1930

Labor - 24 (-6)
Liberal Federation - 17 (+4)
Country - 3 (+1)
Independent Labor - 1 (+1)
Independents - 1 (+1)
Single Tax League - 0 (-1)

Labor Majority



South Australian state election, 1933

Liberal and Country - 17 (-12)
Labor - 13 (+7)
Parliamentary Labor - 8 (+4)
Independents - 6 (+3)
Lang Labor - 1 (-2)
Single Tax League - 1 (±)

Liberal and Country minority with support from Single Tax League and Independents



South Australian state election, 1938

Independents - 14 (+2)
Liberal and Country - 13 (-2)
Labor - 10 (+1)
Independent Labor - 2 (±)
Single Tax League - 0 (-1)

Liberal and Country minority with support from Independents



South Australian state election, 1941

Liberal and Country - 15 (-5)
Labor - 13 (+2)
Independents - 10 (+5)
Independent Labor - 1 (-1)
Independent Liberal - 0 (-1)

Liberal and Country minority with support from Independents



South Australian state election, 1944

Liberal and Country - 19 (-1)
Labor - 18 (+2)
Independents - 2 (-1)

Liberal and Country minority with support from Independents



South Australian state election, 1947

Labor - 20 (+7)
Liberal and Country - 16 (-7)
Independents - 2 (-1)
Communist - 1 (+1)

Labor Majority



South Australian state election, 1950

Labor - 19 (+7)
Liberal and Country - 16 (-7)
Independents - 4 (±)

Liberal and Country minority with support from Independents



South Australian state election, 1953

Labor - 20 (+6)
Liberal and Country - 15 (-6)
Independents - 4 (±)

Labor Majority



South Australian state election, 1956

Labor - 19 (+4)
Liberal and Country - 14 (-7)
Labor (Anti-Communist) - 3 (+3)
Independents - 3 (±)

Liberal and Country minority with support from Labor (Anti-Communist) and Independents



South Australian state election, 1959

Labor - 20 (+3)
Liberal and Country - 15 (-5)
Independents - 2 (±)
Democratic Labor - 2 (+2)

Labor Majority



South Australian state election, 1962

Labor - 21 (+2)
Liberal and Country - 14 (-4)
Democratic Labor - 3 (+3)
Independents - 1 (-1)

Labor Majority



South Australian state election, 1965

Labor - 23 (+2)
Liberal and Country - 15 (-2)
Democratic Labor - 1 (+1)
Independents - 0 (-1)

Labor Majority



South Australian state election, 1968

Labor - 21 (+2)
Liberal and Country - 18 (-1)
Independents - 0 (-1)

Labor Majority



South Australian state election, 1970

Labor - 25 (-2)
Liberal and Country - 22 (+2)

Labor Majority



South Australian state election, 1973

House of Assembly

Labor - 25 (-1)
Liberal and Country - 19 (-1)
Independents - 2 (+2)
National - 1 (±)

Labor Majority

Legislative Council

Labor - 5 (-1)
Liberal and Country - 5 (+1)



South Australian state election, 1975

House of Assembly

Labor - 22 (-1)
Liberal - 15 (-5)
Liberal Movement - 9 (+7)
National Country - 1 (±)
Independents - 0 (-1)

Liberal - Liberal Movement Coalition

Legislative Council

Labor - 6 (±)
Liberal - 3 (±)
Liberal Movement - 2 (±)



South Australian state election, 1977

House of Assembly

Labor - 26 (-1)
Liberal - 20 (+3)
Democrats - 1 (±)
National Country - 0 (-1)
Independent Liberal - 0 (-1)

Labor Majority



South Australian state election, 1979

House of Assembly

Labor - 23 (+3)
Liberal - 20 (-4)
Democrats - 4 (+3)
National Country - 0 (-1)
Independents - 0 (-1)

The Democrats are the kingmakers, and I've no idea which side they'd support.

Legislative Council

Liberal - 6 (+1)
Labor - 5 (±)
Democrats - 0 (-1)



South Australian state election, 1982

House of Assembly

Labor - 22 (-2)
Liberal - 21 (±)
Democrats - 3 (+3)
National - 1 (±)
Independents - 0 (-1)

The Democrats are the kingmakers, and I've no idea which side they'd support.

Legislative Council

Labor - 6 (+1)
Liberal - 5 (±)
Democrats - 0 (-1)



South Australian state election, 1985

House of Assembly

Labor - 24 (-3)
Liberal - 20 (+4)
Democrats - 2 (+2)
Independent Labor - 1 (-1)
National - 0 (-1)
Independent Liberal - 0 (-1)

Labor Majority

Legislative Council

Labor - 6 (+1)
Liberal - 5 (±)
Democrats - 0 (-1)



South Australian state election, 1989

House of Assembly

Liberal - 22 (±)
Labor - 20 (-2)
Democrats - 5 (+5)
Independent Labor - 0 (-2)
National - 0 (-1)

The Democrats are the kingmakers, and I've no idea which side they'd support.

Legislative Council

Liberal - 5 (±)
Labor - 5 (±)
Democrats - 1 (±)



South Australian state election, 1993

House of Assembly

Liberal - 27 (-10)
Labor - 15 (+5)
Democrats - 4 (+4)
Independents - 1 (+1)

Liberal Majority

Legislative Council

Liberal - 7 (+1)
Labor - 3 (-1)
Democrats - 1 (±)



South Australian state election, 1997

House of Assembly

Liberal - 20 (-3)
Labor - 18 (-3)
Democrats - 8 (+8)
Independents - 1 (±)
National - 0 (-1)
Independent Liberal - 0 (-1)

The Democrats are the kingmakers, and I've no idea which side they'd support.

Legislative Council

Liberal - 5 (+1)
Labor - 4 (±)
Democrats - 2 (±)
No Pokies - 0 (-1)



South Australian state election, 2002

House of Assembly

Liberal - 20 (±)
Labor - 19 (-4)
Democrats - 3 (+3)
Independents - 2 (-1)
Family First - 1 (+1)
One Nation - 1 (+1)
Greens - 1 (+1)
National - 0 (-1)

Labor+Greens=20, Liberal+Family First+One Nation=22, so, once again, the Democrats are the kingmakers, and I've no idea which side they'd support.

Legislative Council

Liberal - 6 (+1)
Labor - 4 (±)
Democrats - 1 (±)
Family First - 0 (-1)



South Australian state election, 2006

House of Assembly

Labor - 22 (-6)
Liberal - 17 (+2)
Greens - 3 (+3)
Family First - 2 (+2)
Democrats - 1 (+1)
Independents - 1 (-2)
National - 1 (±)

Labor Minority with support from Greens

Legislative Council

Labor - 5 (+1)
Liberal - 3 (±)
No Pokies - 3 (+1)
Family First - 0 (-1)
Greens - 0 (-1)



South Australian state election, 2010

House of Assembly

Liberal - 21 (+3)
Labor - 18 (-8)
Greens - 4 (+4)
Family First - 2 (+2)
Independents - 2 (-1)

Liberal Minority with support from Family First and Independents

Legislative Council

Liberal - 5 (+1)
Labor - 5 (+1)
Greens - 1 (±)
Family First - 0 (-1)
Dignity for Disability - 0 (-1)



South Australian state election, 2014

House of Assembly

Liberal - 22 (±)
Labor - 17 (-6)
Greens - 4 (+4)
Family First - 3 (+3)
Independents - 1 (-1)

Liberal Minority with support from Family First

Legislative Council

Liberal - 5 (+1)
Labor - 4 (±)
Independent NXT - 1 (±)
Greens - 1 (±)
Family First - 0 (-1)



South Australian state election, 2018

House of Assembly

Liberal - 19 (-6)
Labor - 16 (-3)
SA Best - 7 (+7)
Greens - 3 (+3)
Independents - 1 (-2)
Conservatives - 1 (+1)

Xenophon is the kingmaker, and I'm not certain who he would support.

Legislative Council

Liberal - 4 (±)
Labor - 4 (±)
SA Best - 3 (+1)
Greens - 0 (-1)

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New South Wales colonial election, 1887

Free Trade - 76 (-3)
Protectionist - 41 (+4)
Independent Free Trade - 4 (±)
Independent Protectionist - 3 (-1)

Free Trade Majority



New South Wales colonial election, 1889

Free Trade - 70 (+4)
Protectionist - 67 (-4)

Free Trade Majority



New South Wales colonial election, 1891

Protectionist - 53 (+1)
Free Trade - 52 (+8)
Labor - 29 (-6)
Independent Free Trade - 5 (+1)
Independent Protectionist - 2 (-2)
Independent Labor - 0 (-1)
Independents - 0 (-1)

Protectionist Minority with support from Labor



New South Wales colonial election, 1894

Free Trade - 38 (-12)
Protectionist - 35 (-2)
Labor - 21 (+6)
Independent Free Trade - 14 (+3)
Independent Protectionist - 9 (+5)
Independent Labor - 7 (-1)
Independents - 1 (+1)

Protectionist Minority with support from Labor and Independent Protectionist and Independent Labor



New South Wales colonial election, 1895

Free Trade - 47 (-11)
Protectionist - 43 (+1)
Labor - 16 (-2)
Independent Free Trade - 9 (+5)
Independent Protectionist - 5 (+3)
Independents - 4 (+4)
Independent Labor - 1 (±)

Protectionist Minority with support from Labor



New South Wales colonial election, 1898

National Federal - 55 (+3)
Free Trade - 42 (-3)
Labor - 15 (-4)
Independent Federalist - 8 (+4)
Independents - 3 (-1)
Independent Free Trade - 2 (+1)

National Federal Minority with support from Independent Federalist



New South Wales state election, 1901

Liberal Reform - 42 (+5)
Progressive - 29 (-13)
Labor - 23 (-1)
Independents - 14 (+2)
Independent Liberal - 11 (+7)
Independent Progressive - 4 (+2)
Independent Labor - 2 (-2)

I don't know.



New South Wales state election, 1904

Liberal Reform - 41 (-4)
Progressive - 21 (-4)
Labor - 17 (+1)
Independents - 6 (+4)
Independent Liberal - 5 (+3)

Liberal Reform Minority with support from Independent Liberal



New South Wales state election, 1907

Liberal Reform - 42 (-3)
Labor - 30 (-2)
Independents - 9 (+5)
Independent Liberal - 5 (+1)
Progressive - 4 (-1)

Liberal Reform Minority with support from Independent Liberal



New South Wales state election, 1910

Labor - 45 (-1)
Liberal Reform - 40 (+3)
Independent Liberal - 5 (-1)
Independents - 0 (-1)

It's tied.



New South Wales state election, 1913

Labor - 43 (-6)
Liberal Reform - 30 (+2)
Farmers and Settlers - 11 (+1)
Independent Liberal - 2 (+2)
Independents - 2 (+1)
Country - 1 (±)
Independent Labor - 1 (±)

It depends on the Independents (Labor+IndLab=44, LibRef+FarmSett+IndLib+Country=44)



New South Wales state election, 1917

Nationalist - 43 (-9)
Labor - 39 (+6)
Independents - 3 (±)
Independent Labor - 3 (+2)
Independent Nationalist - 2 (+1)

Nationalist Minority with support from Independent Nationalist and Independents



New South Wales state election, 1920

Labor - 40 (-3)
Nationalist - 28 (±)
Progressive - 14 (-1)
Independents - 4 (+3)
Democratic - 2 (+2)
Soldiers and Citizens - 1 (+1)
Independent Nationalist - 1 (-1)
Socialist - 0 (-1)

I don't know.



New South Wales state election, 1922

Nationalist - 40 (-1)
Labor - 35 (-1)
Progressive - 10 (+1)
Independents - 4 (+1)
Democratic - 1 (±)

Nationalist - Progressive Coalition



New South Wales state election, 1925

Labor - 43 (-3)
Nationalist - 35 (+3)
Progressive - 8 (-1)
Independents - 2 (+1)
Protestant Labor - 2 (+1)
Independent Nationalist - 0 (-1)

Labor Minority with support from Protestant Labor and Independents



New South Wales state election, 1927

Labor - 40 (±)
Nationalist - 36 (+3)
Country - 8 (-5)
Independents - 2 (+2)
Independent Labor - 2 (±)
Independent Nationalist - 2 (±)

Nationalist - Country minority Coalition with support from Independent Nationalist



New South Wales state election, 1930

Labor - 51 (-4)
Nationalist - 28 (+5)
Country - 9 (-3)
Australian - 1 (+1)
Independents - 1 (+1)

Labor Majority



New South Wales state election, 1932

Lang Labor - 38 (+14)
United Australia - 34 (-7)
Country - 12 (-11)
Labor - 4 (+4)
Joint Country–UAP - 1 (-1)
Independents - 1 (+1)

United Australia - Country Coalition with support from Country–UAP



New South Wales state election, 1935

Lang Labor - 39 (+10)
United Australia - 31 (-7)
Country - 12 (-11)
Labor - 4 (+4)
Independents - 3 (+3)
Communist - 1 (+1)

It depends on how the Independents split.



New South Wales state election, 1938

United Australia - 33 (-4)
Labor - 32 (+4)
Country - 12 (-10)
Independents - 10 (+9)
Industrial Labor - 3 (+1)

United Australia - Country minority Coalition with support from Independents



New South Wales state election, 1941

Labor - 47 (-7)
United Australia - 19 (+5)
Country - 10 (-2)
Independents - 5 (+1)
State Labor - 5 (+5)
Independent UAP - 3 (-2)
Independent Labor - 1 (±)

Labor Majority



New South Wales state election, 1944

Labor - 43 (-13)
Democratic - 18 (+6)
Country - 9 (-1)
Lang Labor - 8 (+6)
Independents - 5 (±)
Liberal Democratic - 3 (+3)
Independent Democrat - 2 (-2)
Independent Labor - 1 (+1)
Communist - 1 (+1)
Independent Country - 0 (-1)

Labor Minority with support from Lang Labor



New South Wales state election, 1947

Labor - 44 (-8)
Liberal - 28 (+10)
Country - 9 (-6)
Independents - 5 (+3)
Lang Labor - 3 (+1)
Communist - 1 (+1)
Joint Liberal-Country - 0 (-1)

Labor Minority with support from Lang Labor



New South Wales state election, 1950

Labor - 46 (±)
Liberal - 36 (+9)
Country - 8 (-9)
Independents - 2 (+2)
Independent Labor - 1 (-1)
Lang Labor - 1 (+1)

Labor Minority with support from Lang Labor and Independent Labor



New South Wales state election, 1953

Labor - 53 (-4)
Liberal - 26 (+4)
Country - 11 (-3)
Independents - 2 (+2)
Communist - 1 (+1)
Independent Labor - 1 (±)

Labor Majority



New South Wales state election, 1956

Labor - 46 (-4)
Liberal - 35 (+8)
Country - 9 (-6)
Independents - 3 (+2)
Communist - 1 (+1)
Independent Labor - 0 (-1)

Labor Minority with support from Independents



New South Wales state election, 1959

Labor - 47 (-2)
Liberal - 34 (+6)
Country - 8 (-8)
Independents - 3 (+2)
Communist - 1 (+1)
Democratic Labor - 1 (+1)

Labor Minority with support from Independents



New South Wales state election, 1962

Labor - 47 (-7)
Liberal - 33 (+8)
Country - 9 (-5)
Independents - 3 (+3)
Independent Liberal - 1 (±)
Democratic Labor - 1 (+1)

Labor Minority with support from Independents



New South Wales state election, 1965

Labor - 42 (-3)
Liberal - 38 (+7)
Country - 9 (-7)
Independents - 3 (+2)
Democratic Labor - 2 (+2)
Independent Liberal - 0 (-1)

Liberal - Country minority Coalition with support from Democratic Labor



New South Wales state election, 1968

Labor - 41 (+2)
Liberal - 37 (+1)
Country - 10 (-7)
Independents - 4 (+2)
Democratic Labor - 2 (+2)

Liberal - Country minority Coalition with support from Democratic Labor



New South Wales state election, 1971

Labor - 44 (-1)
Liberal - 35 (+3)
Country - 8 (-9)
Independents - 5 (+3)
Democratic Labor - 3 (+3)
Australia - 1 (+1)

Liberal - Country minority Coalition with support from Democratic Labor and Independents



New South Wales state election, 1973

Labor - 43 (-1)
Liberal - 34 (±)
Country - 10 (-8)
Democratic Labor - 6 (+5)
Australia - 4 (+4)
Independents - 2 (±)

Liberal - Country minority Coalition with support from Democratic Labor



New South Wales state election, 1976

Labor - 50 (±)
Liberal - 37 (+7)
Country - 10 (-8)
Independents - 2 (+1)

Labor Majority



New South Wales state election, 1978

Legislative Assembly

Labor - 58 (-5)
Liberal - 27 (+9)
National Country - 10 (-7)
Democrats - 2 (+2)
Independents - 2 (+1)

Labor Majority

Legislative Council

Labor - 9 (±)
Liberal/National Country - 6 (±)



New South Wales state election, 1981

Legislative Assembly

Labor - 56 (-13)
Liberal - 28 (+14)
National Country - 11 (-3)
Independents - 2 (±)
Democrats - 2 (+2)

Labor Majority

Legislative Council

Labor - 9 (-1)
Liberal/National Country - 5 (±)
Call to Australia - 1 (±)
Democrats - 0 (-1)



New South Wales state election, 1984

Legislative Assembly

Labor - 49 (-9)
Liberal - 35 (+13)
National - 9 (-6)
Independents - 4 (+1)
Democrats - 2 (+2)
Independent Country - 0 (-1)

Labor Minority with support from Independents

Legislative Council

Labor - 7 (±)
Liberal/National - 7 (±)
Call to Australia - 1 (±)



New South Wales state election, 1988

Legislative Assembly

Labor - 40 (-3)
Liberal - 42 (+3)
National - 15 (-5)
Independents - 9 (+2)
Democrats - 2 (+2)
Independent EFF - 1 (+1)

Liberal - National Coalition

Legislative Council

Liberal/National - 8 (+1)
Labor - 6 (±)
Call to Australia - 1 (±)
Democrats - 0 (-1)



New South Wales state election, 1991

Legislative Assembly

Labor - 40 (-6)
Liberal - 35 (+3)
National - 10 (-7)
Independents - 8 (+4)
Democrats - 5 (+5)
Call to Australia - 1 (+1)

Liberal - National minority Coalition with support from Independents

Legislative Council

Liberal/National - 8 (+1)
Labor - 6 (±)
Democrats - 1 (±)
Call to Australia - 0 (-1)



New South Wales state election, 1995

Legislative Assembly

Labor - 43 (-7)
Liberal - 34 (+5)
National - 11 (-6)
Independents - 4 (+1)
Democrats - 2 (+2)
Greens - 2 (+2)
Call to Australia - 1 (+1)
AAFI - 1 (+1)
No Aircraft Noise - 1 (+1)

Liberal - National minority Coalition with support from Call to Australia and Independents

Legislative Council

Liberal/National - 10 (+2)
Labor - 10 (+2)
Greens - 1 (±)
Democrats - 0 (-1)
Call to Austral - 0 (-1)
Shooters - 0 (-1)
ABFFOC - 0 (-1)



New South Wales state election, 1999

Legislative Assembly

Labor - 41 (-14)
Liberal - 24 (+4)
National - 8 (-5)
One Nation - 7 (+7)
Independents - 5 (±)
Greens - 3 (+3)
Democrats - 3 (+3)
Christian Democrats - 1 (+1)
Unity - 1 (+1)

It's a complete mess. Don't ask me who'd win with these numbers.

Legislative Council

Labor - 11 (+3)
Liberal/National - 8 (+2)
One Nation - 1 (±)
Democrats - 1 (±)
Christian Democrats - 0 (-1)
Greens - 0 (-1)
Legal System Reform - 0 (-1)
Unity - 0 (-1)
Outdoor Recreation - 0 (-1)



New South Wales state election, 2003

Legislative Assembly

Labor - 41 (-14)
Liberal - 24 (+4)
National - 9 (-3)
Greens - 8 (+8)
Independents - 8 (+2)
Christian Democrats - 1 (+1)
Unity - 1 (+1)
One Nation - 1 (+1)

Labor Minority with support from Greens

Legislative Council

Labor - 11 (+1)
Liberal/National - 8 (+1)
Greens - 2 (±)
Christian Democrats - 0 (-1)
Shooters - 0 (-1)



New South Wales state election, 2007

Legislative Assembly

Labor - 38 (-14)
Liberal - 26 (+4)
National - 9 (-4)
Greens - 8 (+8)
Independents - 8 (+2)
Christian Democrats - 2 (+2)
AAFI - 1 (+1)
Unity - 1 (+1)

Labor Minority with support from Greens and Independents

Legislative Council

Labor - 10 (+1)
Liberal/National - 8 (±)
Greens - 2 (±)
Christian Democrats - 1 (±)
Shooters - 0 (-1)



New South Wales state election, 2011

Legislative Assembly

Liberal - 37 (-14)
Labor - 24 (+4)
National - 12 (-6)
Greens - 9 (+8)
Independents - 8 (+5)
Christian Democrats - 3 (+3)

Liberal - National Coalition

Legislative Council

Liberal/National - 12 (+1)
Labor - 6 (+1)
Greens - 3 (±)
Shooters and Fishers - 0 (-1)
Christian Democrats - 0 (-1)



New South Wales state election, 2015

Legislative Assembly

Liberal - 34 (-3)
Labor - 33 (-1)
National - 10 (-7)
Greens - 9 (+6)
Independents - 3 (+1)
Christian Democrats - 3 (+3)
No Land Tax - 1 (+1)

Liberal - National minority Coalition with support from Christian Democrats

Legislative Council

Liberal/National - 10 (+1)
Labor - 8 (+1)
Greens - 2 (±)
Shooters and Fishers - 1 (±)
Christian Democrats - 0 (-1)
Animal Justice - 0 (-1)

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Australian federal election, 1901

House of Representatives

Protectionist - 28 (-3)
Free Trade - 22 (-6)
Independents - 13 (+11)
Labour - 12 (-2)

Protectionist Minority with support from Labour

Senate

Protectionist - 17 (+6)
Free Trade - 14 (-3)
Labour - 5 (-3)



Australian federal election, 1903

House of Representatives

Free Trade - 26 (+2)
Labour - 23 (+1)
Protectionist - 23 (-3)
Independents - 3 (+1)
Revenue Tariff - 0 (-1)

Like in real life government would be a revolving door.

Senate

Free Trade - 7 (+3)
Labour - 6 (-4)
Protectionist - 3 (±)
Independents - 2 (+1)
Liberal - 1 (+1)
Revenue Tariff - 0 (-1)



Australian federal election, 1906

House of Representatives

Anti-Socialist - 30 (+4)
Labour - 28 (+2)
Protectionist - 12 (-4)
Independent Protectionist - 3 (-2)
Western Australian - 1 (±)
Independents - 1 (±)

Like in real life government would be a revolving door.

Senate

Anti-Socialist - 9 (-3)
Labour - 8 (+3)
Protectionist - 1 (±)



Australian federal election, 1910

House of Representatives

Labour - 38 (-4)
Commonwealth Liberal - 34 (+3)
Independents - 3 (+1)

Labour Majority

Senate

Labour - 9 (-9)
Commonwealth Liberal - 9 (+9)



Australian federal election, 1913

House of Representatives

Commonwealth Liberal - 37 (-1)
Labor - 37 (±)
Independents - 1 (+1)

It depends on who exactly the Independent is.

Senate

Commonwealth Liberal - 9 (+2)
Labor - 9 (-2)



Australian federal election, 1914

House of Representatives

Labor - 38 (-4)
Commonwealth Liberal - 36 (+4)
Independents - 1 (±)

Labor Majority

Senate

Labor - 19 (-12)
Commonwealth Liberal - 17 (+12)



Australian federal election, 1917

House of Representatives

Nationalist - 41 (-12)
Labor - 33 (+11)
Independents - 1 (+1)

Nationalist Majority

Senate

Commonwealth Liberal - 10 (-8)
Labor - 8 (+8)



Australian federal election, 1919

House of Representatives

Nationalist - 34 (-3)
Labor - 32 (+7)
Country - 7 (-4)
Independents - 2 (±)

Nationalist - Country Coalition

Senate

Nationalist - 9 (-9)
Labor - 9 (+8)
Country - 1 (+1)



Australian federal election, 1922

House of Representatives

Labor - 33 (+4)
Nationalist - 27 (+1)
Country - 9 (-5)
Liberal Union - 3 (-2)
Independents - 3 (+2)

Nationalist - Country - Liberal Union Coalition

Senate

Labor - 10 (-1)
Nationalist - 7 (-1)
Country - 2 (+2)



Australian federal election, 1925

House of Representatives

Labor - 34 (+11)
Nationalist - 32 (-5)
Country - 8 (-5)
Independents - 1 (-1)

Nationalist - Country Coalition

Senate

Nationalist - 10 (-8)
Labor - 10 (+10)
Country - 2 (-2)



Australian federal election, 1928

House of Representatives

Labor - 34 (+3)
Nationalist - 30 (+1)
Country - 8 (-5)
Independents - 2 (+1)
Country Progressive - 1 (±)

Nationalist - Country Coalition

Senate

Labor - 9 (+2)
Nationalist - 8 (-2)
Country - 2 (±)



Australian federal election, 1929

House of Representatives

Labor - 38 (-8)
Nationalist - 26 (+12)
Country - 7 (-3)
Independents - 4 (±)
Country Progressive - 0 (-1)

Labor Majority



Australian federal election, 1931

House of Representatives

United Australia - 27 (-7)
Labor - 21 (+7)
Country - 9 (-7)
Lang Labor - 8 (+4)
Independents - 6 (+5)
Emergency Committee (SA) - 4 (-2)

United Australia - Emergency Committee (SA) - Country Coalition

Senate

UAP/Country - 6 (±)
Labor - 5 (+2)
United Australia - 5 (-4)
Lang Labor - 2 (+2)



Australian federal election, 1934

House of Representatives

United Australia - 25 (-3)
Labor - 20 (+2)
Lang Labor - 11 (+2)
Country - 9 (-5)
Social Credit - 3 (+3)
Liberal and Country - 3 (-2)
Independents - 2 (+2)
Communist - 1 (+1)

United Australia - Country - Liberal and Country minority Coalition with support from Independents

Senate

Labor - 6 (+6)
United Australia - 4 (-6)
UAP/Country - 3 (-3)
Country - 3 (+1)
Lang Labor - 2 (+2)



Australian federal election, 1937

House of Representatives

Labor - 33 (+4)
United Australia - 26 (-2)
Country - 11 (-4)
Independents - 3 (+1)
Social Credit - 1 (+1)

United Australia - Country minority Coalition with support from Independents

Senate

Labor - 10 (-6)
UAP/Country - 6 (+6)
United Australia - 3 (±)



Australian federal election, 1940

House of Representatives

Labor - 30 (-2)
United Australia - 23 (±)
Country - 10 (-3)
Independents - 5 (+3)
Lang Labor - 4 (±)
State Labor - 2 (+2)

Like in real life at the start the Independents would support United Australia-Country coalition but midway through the parliament they would cross the floor and make (Labor-Lang Labor-State Labor) Curtin PM

Senate

UAP/Country - 9 (-1)
Labor - 8 (+5)
Lang Labor - 1 (+1)
United Australia - 1 (-5)



Australian federal election, 1943

House of Representatives

Labor - 39 (-10)
United Australia - 17 (+3)
Independents - 9 (+7)
Country - 7 (-2)
One Parliament - 1 (+1)
Communist - 1 (+1)

Labor Majority

Senate

Labor - 12 (-7)
UAP/Country - 6 (+6)
Country-National - 1 (+1)



Australian federal election, 1946

House of Representatives

Labor - 38 (-5)
Liberal - 25 (+7)
Country - 8 (-3)
Independents - 1 (±)
Lang Labor - 1 (±)
Communist - 1 (+1)

Labor Majority

Senate

Labor - 10 (-6)
Liberal/Country - 8 (+5)
Liberal - 1 (+1)



Australian federal election, 1949

House of Representatives

Labor - 57 (+10)
Liberal - 48 (-7)
Country - 13 (-6)
Independents - 2 (+2)
Communist - 1 (+1)

Liberal - Country Coalition

Senate

Labor - 20 (+1)
Liberal/Country - 20 (+4)
Liberal - 2 (-5)



Australian federal election, 1951

House of Representatives

Labor - 58 (+6)
Liberal - 50 (-2)
Country - 11 (-6)
Independents - 1 (+1)
Communist - 1 (+1)

Liberal - Country Coalition

Senate

Labor - 29 (+1)
Liberal/Country - 27 (+5)
Liberal - 3 (-7)
Communist - 1 (+1)



Australian Senate election, 1953

Senate

Labor - 17 (±)
Liberal/Country - 8 (±)
Liberal - 6 (-1)
Communist - 1 (+1)



Australian federal election, 1954

House of Representatives

Labor - 61 (+4)
Liberal - 48 (+1)
Country - 10 (-7)
Communist - 1 (+1)
Independents - 1 (+1)

Labor Majority



Australian federal election, 1955

House of Representatives

Labor - 56 (+9)
Liberal - 49 (-8)
Country - 9 (-9)
Labor (Anti-Communist) - 6 (+6)
Independents - 1 (+1)
Communist - 1 (+1)

Liberal - Country minority Coalition with support from Labor (Anti-Communist)

Senate

Labor - 13 (+1)
Liberal/Country - 12 (+4)
Liberal - 2 (-6)
Labor (Anti-Communist) - 2 (+1)
Communist - 1 (+1)
Country - 0 (-1)



Australian federal election, 1958

House of Representatives

Labor - 54 (+9)
Liberal - 46 (-12)
Country - 11 (-8)
Democratic Labor - 9 (+9)
Queensland Labor - 2 (+2)

Liberal - Country minority Coalition with support from Democratic Labor and Queensland Labor

Senate

Labor - 14 (-1)
Liberal/Country - 8 (-1)
Liberal - 7 (+1)
Democratic Labor - 2 (+1)
Communist - 1 (+1)
Country - 0 (-1)



Australian federal election, 1961

House of Representatives

Labor - 60 (±)
Liberal - 42 (-3)
Country - 10 (-7)
Democratic Labor - 9 (+9)
Queensland Labor - 1 (+1)

Liberal - Country minority Coalition with support from Democratic Labor and Queensland Labor

Senate

Labor - 16 (+2)
Liberal/Country - 11 (+3)
Liberal - 2 (-5)
Democratic Labor - 2 (+2)
Country - 0 (-1)
Independents - 0 (-1)



Australian federal election, 1963

House of Representatives

Labor - 56 (+6)
Liberal - 46 (-6)
Country - 11 (-9)
Democratic Labor - 9 (+9)

Liberal - Country minority Coalition with support from Democratic Labor



Australian Senate election, 1964

Senate

Labor - 14 (±)
Liberal/Country - 8 (+3)
Liberal - 6 (-2)
Democratic Labor - 2 (±)
Country - 0 (-1)



Australian federal election, 1966

House of Representatives

Liberal - 51 (-10)
Labor - 50 (+9)
Country - 12 (-9)
Democratic Labor - 9 (+9)
Independents - 1 (±)
Liberal Reform - 1 (+1)

Liberal - Country Coalition



Australian Senate election, 1967

Senate

Labor - 14 (+1)
Liberal/Country - 11 (+5)
Democratic Labor - 3 (+1)
Liberal - 2 (-5)
Independents - 0 (-1)
Country - 0 (-1)



Australian federal election, 1969

House of Representatives

Labor - 60 (+1)
Liberal - 44 (-2)
Country - 11 (-9)
Democratic Labor - 7 (+7)
Independents - 2 (+2)
Australia - 1 (+1)

Liberal - Country minority Coalition with support from Democratic Labor and Independents



Australian Senate election, 1970

Senate

Labor - 15 (+1)
Liberal/Country - 6 (+2)
Liberal - 6 (-2)
Democratic Labor - 3 (±)
Independents - 1 (-1)
Australia - 1 (+1)
Country - 0 (-1)



Australian federal election, 1972

House of Representatives

Labor - 63 (-4)
Liberal - 40 (+2)
Country - 12 (-8)
Democratic Labor - 6 (+6)
Australia - 3 (+3)
Independents - 1 (+1)

Labor Majority



Australian federal election, 1974

House of Representatives

Labor - 64 (-2)
Liberal - 45 (+5)
Country - 12 (-7)
Australia - 3 (+3)
Democratic Labor - 1 (+1)
National Alliance - 1 (-1)
Liberal Movement - 1 (+1)

Labor Majority

Senate

Labor - 30 (+1)
Liberal/Country - 22 (+6)
Liberal - 5 (-7)
Democratic Labor - 2 (+2)
Independents - 1 (±)
Liberal Movement - 0 (-1)
National Alliance - 0 (-1)



Australian federal election, 1975

House of Representatives

Labor - 56 (+20)
Liberal - 54 (-14)
National Country - 14 (-8)
Democratic Labor - 1 (+1)
Independents - 1 (+1)
Workers - 1 (+1)
Country Liberal - 0 (-1)

Liberal - National Country Coalition

Senate

Labor - 28 (+1)
Liberal/National Country - 27 (+10)
Liberal - 7 (-9)
Democratic Labor - 1 (+1)
Independents - 1 (±)
Liberal Movement - 0 (-1)
National Country - 0 (-1)
Country Liberal - 0 (-1)



Australian federal election, 1977

House of Representatives

Labor - 50 (+12)
Liberal - 49 (-18)
National Country - 12 (-6)
Democrats - 12 (+12)
Democratic Labor - 1 (+1)
Country Liberal - 0 (-1)

The Democrats are the kingmakers, and I've no idea which side they'd support.

Senate

Labor - 13 (-1)
Liberal/National Country - 13 (+6)
Democrats - 4 (+2)
Liberal - 4 (-6)
Country Liberal - 0 (-1)



Australian federal election, 1980

House of Representatives

Labor - 58 (+7)
Liberal - 48 (-6)
National Country - 11 (-8)
Democrats - 8 (+8)
Country Liberal - 0 (-1)

The Democrats are the kingmakers, and I've no idea which side they'd support.

Senate

Labor - 16 (+1)
Liberal/National Country - 9 (+5)
Liberal - 5 (-4)
Democrats - 3 (±)
National Country - 1 (±)
Independents - 0 (-1)
Country Liberal - 0 (-1)



Australian federal election, 1983

House of Representatives

Labor - 64 (-11)
Liberal - 44 (+11)
National - 11 (-6)
Democrats - 6 (+6)

Labor Majority

Senate

Labor - 31 (+1)
Liberal/National - 16 (+8)
Liberal - 7 (-9)
Democrats - 6 (+1)
National - 3 (±)
Independents - 1 (±)
Country Liberal - 0 (-1)



Australian federal election, 1984

House of Representatives

Labor - 72 (-10)
Liberal - 51 (+6)
National - 16 (-5)
Democrats - 8 (+8)
Independents - 1 (+1)

The Democrats are the kingmakers, and I've no idea which side they'd support.

Senate

Labor - 21 (+1)
Liberal - 10 (-4)
Liberal/National - 6 (+3)
Democrats - 3 (-2)
Nuclear Disarmament - 3 (+2)
National - 3 (+1)
Country Liberal - 0 (-1)



Australian federal election, 1987

House of Representatives

Labor - 69 (-17)
Liberal - 51 (+8)
National - 17 (-2)
Democrats - 9 (+9)
Independents - 2 (+2)

The Democrats are the kingmakers, and I've no idea which side they'd support.

Senate

Labor - 35 (+3)
Liberal - 17 (-6)
Liberal/National - 11 (+6)
Democrats - 6 (-1)
National - 5 (±)
Independents - 1 (+1)
Call to Australia - 1 (+1)
Nuclear Disarmament - 0 (-1)
Vallentine Peace Group - 0 (-1)
Harradine Group - 0 (-1)
Country Liberal - 0 (-1)



Australian federal election, 1990

House of Representatives

Labor - 60 (-18)
Liberal - 53 (-2)
Democrats - 17 (+17)
National - 12 (-2)
Independents - 3 (+2)
Greens - 2 (+2)
Call to Australia - 1 (+1)

The Democrats are the kingmakers, and I've no idea which side they'd support.

Senate

Labor - 17 (+2)
Liberal/National - 11 (+6)
Liberal - 6 (-6)
Democrats - 5 (±)
National - 1 (±)
Greens - 0 (-1)
Country Liberal - 0 (-1)



Australian federal election, 1993

House of Representatives

Labor - 69 (-11)
Liberal - 56 (+7)
National - 11 (-5)
Democrats - 5 (+5)
Independents - 4 (+2)
Greens - 2 (+2)

The Democrats are the kingmakers, and I've no idea which side they'd support.

Senate

Labor - 19 (+2)
Liberal/National - 10 (+4)
Liberal - 7 (-4)
Democrats - 2 (±)
Greens - 1 (±)
National - 1 (±)
Independents - 0 (-1)
Country Liberal - 0 (-1)

[AustralianSwingVoter]

Australian federal election, 1996

House of Representatives

Labor - 59 (+10)
Liberal - 59 (-16)
National - 12 (-6)
Democrats - 10 (+10)
Greens - 4 (+4)
Independents - 3 (-2)
AAFI - 1 (+1)
Country Liberal - 0 (-1)

The Democrats are the kingmakers, and I've no idea which side they'd support.

Senate

Labor - 16 (+2)
Liberal/National - 11 (+5)
Liberal - 7 (-5)
Democrats - 4 (-1)
Greens - 1 (±)
National - 1 (±)
Country Liberal - 0 (-1)



Australian federal election, 1998

House of Representatives

Labor - 61 (-6)
Liberal - 52 (-12)
One Nation - 13 (+13)
National - 8 (-8)
Democrats - 7 (+7)
Greens - 4 (+4)
Independents - 2 (+1)
Unity - 1 (+1)

A complete mess. Don't look at me.

Senate

Labor - 17 (±)
Liberal/National - 9 (+4)
Liberal - 6 (-5)
One Nation - 4 (+3)
Democrats - 3 (-1)
Greens - 1 (+1)
Country Liberal - 0 (-1)
Harradine Group - 0 (-1)



Australian federal election, 2001

House of Representatives

Labor - 59 (-6)
Liberal - 58 (-10)
National - 8 (-5)
Democrats - 8 (+8)
Greens - 7 (+7)
One Nation - 6 (+6)
Independents - 4 (+1)
Country Liberal - 0 (-1)

The Democrats are the kingmakers, and I've no idea which side they'd support.

Senate

Labor - 15 (+1)
Liberal/National - 11 (+5)
Liberal - 7 (-5)
Democrats - 3 (-1)
One Nation - 2 (+2)
Greens - 2 (±)
National - 0 (-1)
Country Liberal - 0 (-1)



Australian federal election, 2004

House of Representatives

Liberal - 63 (-11)
Labor - 59 (-1)
Greens - 11 (+11)
National - 9 (-3)
Independents - 3 (±)
Family First - 3 (+3)
Democrats - 1 (+1)
One Nation - 1 (+1)
Country Liberal - 0 (-1)

Liberal - National minority Coalition with support from Family First and Independents

Senate

Labor - 16 (±)
Liberal/National - 12 (+6)
Liberal - 8 (-5)
Greens - 3 (+1)
Democrats - 1 (+1)
Family First - 0 (-1)
National - 0 (-1)
Country Liberal - 0 (-1)



Australian federal election, 2007

House of Representatives

Labor - 66 (-17)
Liberal - 56 (+1)
Greens - 12 (+12)
National - 8 (-2)
Independents - 3 (+1)
Family First - 3 (+3)
Christian Democrats - 1 (+1)
Democrats - 1 (+1)
Country Liberal - 0 (-1)

Labor Minority with support from Greens

Senate

Labor - 18 (±)
Liberal/National - 14 (-4)
Greens - 4 (+1)
Liberal - 4 (+4)
Independents - 0 (-1)



Australian federal election, 2010

House of Representatives

Labor - 59 (-13)
Liberal - 47 (+3)
Greens - 18 (+17)
Liberal National - 14 (-7)
National - 5 (-1)
Independents - 3 (-1)
Family First - 3 (+3)
Christian Democrats - 1 (+1)
National WA - 0 (-1)
Country Liberal - 0 (-1)

Labor Minority with support from Greens

Senate

Labor - 16 (+1)
Liberal/National - 10 (+5)
Greens - 6 (±)
Liberal - 4 (-5)
Liberal National - 3 (±)
Family First - 1 (+1)
Democratic Labor - 0 (-1)
Country Liberal - 0 (-1)



Australian federal election, 2013

House of Representatives

Labor - 53 (-2)
Liberal - 50 (-8)
Liberal National - 14 (-8)
Greens - 13 (+12)
Palmer United - 8 (+7)
National - 6 (-3)
Family First - 2 (+2)
Independents - 2 (±)
Katter's - 1 (±)
Christian Democrats - 1 (+1)
Country Liberal - 0 (-1)

It's a complete mess, Clive Palmer, god forbid, is probably the kingmaker.

Senate

Labor - 15 (+3)
Liberal/National - 10 (+5)
Greens - 4 (±)
Liberal National - 4 (+1)
Liberal - 3 (-5)
Palmer United - 2 (±)
Liberal Democrats - 2 (+1)
Xenophon Group - 0 (-1)
Family First - 0 (-1)
Motoring Enthusiasts - 0 (-1)
Country Liberal - 0 (-1)
Sports - 0 (-1)



Australian federal election, 2016

House of Representatives

Labor - 55 (-14)
Liberal - 46 (+1)
Greens - 16 (+15)
Liberal National - 13 (-8)
National - 7 (-3)
Independents - 4 (+2)
Xenophon - 2 (+1)
Family First - 2 (+2)
Christian Democrats - 2 (+2)
One Nation - 2 (+2)
Animal Justice - 1 (+1)
Katter's - 0 (-1)

A lot of horsetrading, the Kingmakers are Xenophon and whoever the extra two independents are. (Labor+Greens=71), (Liberal+LNP+National+One Nation+Family First+Christian Democrats=72)

Senate

Labor - 27 (+1)
Liberal/National - 18 (+8)
Greens - 7 (-2)
Liberal - 7 (-7)
Liberal National - 6 (+1)
One Nation - 3 (-1)
Xenophon - 2 (-1)
Liberal Democrats - 1 (±)
Derryn Hinch - 1 (±)
Shooters, Fishers and Farmers - 1 (+1)
Family First - 1 (±)
Christian Democrats - 1 (+1)
Animal Justice - 1 (+1)
Jacqui Lambie - 0 (-1)
Country Liberal - 0 (-1)

[AustralianSwingVoter]

Australian Senate individual state results

Australian federal election, 1901

New South Wales

Free Trade - 3 (-2)
Protectionist - 2 (+1)
Independent Protectionist - 1 (+1)

Victoria

Free Trade - 2 (+1)
Independent Protectionist - 2 (±)
Protectionist - 2 (±)
Labour - 0 (-1)

Queensland

Protectionist - 4 (+2)
Labour - 2 (-1)
Free Trade - 0 (-1)

Western Australia

Free Trade - 4 (±)
Independent Free Trade - 1 (+1)
Labour - 1 (-1)

South Australia

Free Trade - 3 (±)
Protectionist - 2 (±)
Labour - 1 (±)

Tasmania

Protectionist - 3 (±)
Free Trade - 2 (-1)
Independent Free Trade - 1 (+1)

Total

Free Trade - 14 (-3)
Protectionist - 13 (+3)
Independent Protectionist - 3 (+1)
Labour - 4 (-3)
Independent Free Trade - 2 (+2)



Australian federal election, 1984

New South Wales

Labor - 4 (+1)
Liberal/National - 3 (±)
Democrats - 0 (-1)

Victoria

Labor - 4 (+1)
Liberal - 3 (±)
Democrats - 0 (-1)

Queensland

Labor - 4 (+1)
National - 2 (±)
Liberal - 1 (±)
Democrats - 0 (-1)

Western Australia

Labor - 4 (+1)
Liberal - 3 (±)
Nuclear Disarmament - 0 (-1)

South Australia

Labor - 3 (±)
Liberal - 3 (±)
Democrats - 1 (±)

Tasmania

Labor - 4 (+1)
Liberal - 3 (±)
Democrats - 0 (-1)

Australian Capital Territory

Labor - 1 (±)
Liberal - 1 (±)

Northern Territory

Country Liberal - 1 (±)
Labor - 1 (±)

Total

Labor - 25 (+5)
Liberal - 14 (±)
Liberal/National - 3 (±)
Democrats - 1 (-4)
Nuclear Disarmament - 0 (-1)
National - 2 (±)
Country Liberal - 1 (±)



Australian federal election, 1987

New South Wales

Labor - 6 (+1)
Liberal/National - 5 (±)
Democrats - 1 (±)
Nuclear Disarmament - 0 (-1)

Victoria

Labor - 6 (+1)
Liberal - 5 (±)
Democrats - 1 (±)
National - 0 (-1)

Queensland

Labor - 5 (±)
National - 4 (±)
Liberal - 2 (±)
Democrats - 1 (±)

Western Australia

Labor - 6 (+1)
Liberal - 6 (+1)
Democrats - 0 (-1)
Vallentine Peace Group - 0 (-1)

South Australia

Labor - 6 (+1)
Liberal - 5 (±)
Democrats - 1 (-1)

Tasmania

Labor - 6 (+1)
Liberal - 5 (±)
Harradine Group - 1 (±)
Democrats - 0 (-1)

Australian Capital Territory

Labor - 1 (±)
Liberal - 1 (±)

Northern Territory

Labor - 1 (±)
Country Liberal - 1 (±)

Total

Labor - 37 (+5)
Liberal - 24 (+1)
Liberal/National - 5 (±)
Democrats - 4 (-3)
National - 4 (-1)
Nuclear Disarmament - 0 (-1)
Vallentine Peace Group - 0 (-1)
Harradine Group - 1 (±)
Country Liberal - 1 (±)



Australian federal election, 1990

New South Wales

Labor - 3 (±)
Liberal/National - 3 (+1)
Democrats - 0 (-1)

Victoria

Liberal/National - 3 (±)
Labor - 2 (±)
Democrats - 1 (±)

Queensland

Labor - 3 (+1)
Liberal - 2 (±)
National - 1 (±)
Democrats - 0 (-1)

Western Australia

Liberal - 3 (±)
Labor - 3 (+1)
Greens - 0 (-1)

South Australia

Liberal - 3 (±)
Labor - 2 (±)
Democrats - 1 (±)

Tasmania

Liberal - 3 (±)
Labor - 3 (+1)
Democrats - 0 (-1)

Australian Capital Territory

Labor - 1 (±)
Liberal - 1 (±)

Northern Territory

Labor - 1 (±)
Country Liberal - 1 (±)

Total

Labor - 18 (+3)
Liberal/National - 6 (+1)
Liberal - 12 (±)
Democrats - 2 (-3)
National - 1 (±)
Greens - 0 (-1)
Country Liberal - 1 (±)



Australian federal election, 1993

New South Wales

Labor - 3 (±)
Liberal/National - 3 (±)

Victoria

Labor - 3 (±)
Liberal/National - 3 (±)

Queensland

Labor - 3 (+1)
Liberal - 2 (±)
National - 1 (±)
Democrats - 0 (-1)

Western Australia

Liberal - 3 (±)
Labor - 3 (+1)
Greens - 0 (-1)

South Australia

Liberal - 3 (±)
Labor - 3 (+1)
Democrats - 0 (-1)

Tasmania

Labor - 3 (±)
Liberal - 3 (+1)
Independent-Harradine - 0 (-1)

Australian Capital Territory

Labor - 1 (±)
Liberal - 1 (±)

Northern Territory

Labor - 1 (±)
Country Liberal - 1 (±)

Total

Labor - 20 (+3)
Liberal/National - 6 (±)
Liberal - 12 (+1)
Democrats - 0 (-2)
Greens - 0 (-1)
National - 1 (±)
Country Liberal - 1 (±)
Independent-Harradine - 0 (-1)



Australian federal election, 1996

New South Wales

Liberal/National - 3 (±)
Labor - 3 (+1)
Democrats - 0 (-1)

Victoria

Liberal/National - 3 (±)
Labor - 3 (+1)
Democrats - 0 (-1)

Queensland

Liberal - 2 (±)
Labor - 2 (±)
National - 1 (±)
Democrats - 1 (±)

Western Australia

Liberal - 4 (+1)
Labor - 2 (±)
Democrats - 0 (-1)

South Australia

Liberal - 3 (±)
Labor - 2 (±)
Democrats - 1 (±)

Tasmania

Liberal - 3 (±)
Labor - 3 (+1)
Greens - 0 (-1)

Australian Capital Territory

Labor - 1 (±)
Liberal - 1 (±)

Northern Territory

Country Liberal - 1 (±)
Labor - 1 (±)

Total

Labor - 17 (+3)
Liberal/National - 6 (±)
Liberal - 13 (+1)
Democrats - 2 (-3)
Greens - 0 (-1)
National - 1 (±)
Country Liberal - 1 (±)



Australian federal election, 1998

New South Wales

Labor - 3 (±)
Liberal/National - 3 (+1)
Democrats - 0 (-1)

Victoria

Labor - 3 (±)
Liberal/National - 3 (±)

Queensland

Labor - 3 (+1)
Liberal - 2 (±)
One Nation - 1 (±)
Democrats - 0 (-1)

Western Australia

Liberal - 3 (±)
Labor - 3 (+1)
Democrats - 0 (-1)

South Australia

Liberal - 3 (±)
Labor - 2 (±)
Democrats - 1 (±)

Tasmania

Labor - 3 (±)
Liberal - 3 (+1)
Independent-Harradine - 0 (-1)

Australian Capital Territory

Labor - 1 (±)
Liberal - 1 (±)

Northern Territory

Labor - 1 (±)
Country Liberal - 1 (±)

Total

Labor - 19 (+2)
Liberal/National - 6 (+1)
Liberal - 12 (+1)
One Nation - 1 (±)
Democrats - 1 (-3)
Country Liberal - 1 (±)
Independent-Harradine - 0 (-1)



Australian federal election, 2001

New South Wales

Liberal/National - 3 (±)
Labor - 3 (+1)
Greens - 0 (-1)

Victoria

Liberal/National - 3 (±)
Labor - 3 (+1)
Democrats - 0 (-1)

Queensland

Liberal - 3 (+1)
Labor - 3 (+1)
National - 0 (-1)
Democrats - 0 (-1)

Western Australia

Liberal - 3 (±)
Labor - 3 (+1)
Democrats - 0 (-1)

South Australia

Liberal - 3 (±)
Labor - 2 (±)
Democrats - 1 (±)

Tasmania

Liberal - 3 (±)
Labor - 2 (±)
Greens - 1 (±)

Australian Capital Territory

Labor - 1 (±)
Liberal - 1 (±)

Northern Territory

Country Liberal - 1 (±)
Labor - 1 (±)

Total

Labor - 18 (+4)
Liberal/National - 6 (±)
Liberal - 14 (+1)
Democrats - 1 (-3)
Greens - 1 (-1)
National - 0 (-1)
Country Liberal - 1 (±)



Australian federal election, 2004

New South Wales

Liberal/National - 3 (±)
Labor - 3 (±)

Victoria

Liberal/National - 3 (±)
Labor - 3 (+1)
Family First - 0 (-1)

Queensland

Liberal - 3 (±)
Labor - 3 (+1)
National - 0 (-1)

Western Australia

Liberal - 4 (+1)
Labor - 2 (±)
Greens - 0 (-1)

South Australia

Liberal - 4 (+1)
Labor - 2 (-1)

Tasmania

Liberal - 3 (±)
Labor - 2 (±)
Greens - 1 (±)

Australian Capital Territory

Labor - 1 (±)
Liberal - 1 (±)

Northern Territory

Country Liberal - 1 (±)
Labor - 1 (±)

Total

Labor - 17 (+1)
Liberal/National - 6 (±)
Liberal - 15 (+2)
Greens - 1 (-1)
Family First - 0 (-1)
National - 0 (-1)
Country Liberal - 1 (±)



Australian federal election, 2007

New South Wales

Labor - 3 (±)
Liberal/National - 3 (±)

Victoria

Labor - 3 (±)
Liberal/National - 3 (±)

Queensland

Liberal/National - 3 (±)
Labor - 3 (±)

Western Australia

Liberal - 3 (±)
Labor - 3 (+1)
Greens - 0 (-1)

South Australia

Labor - 3 (+1)
Liberal - 2 (±)
Group Xenophon - 1 (±)
Greens - 0 (-1)

Tasmania

Labor - 3 (±)
Liberal - 2 (±)
Greens - 1 (±)

Australian Capital Territory

Labor - 1 (±)
Liberal - 1 (±)

Northern Territory

Labor - 1 (±)
Country Liberal - 1 (±)

Total

Labor - 20 (+2)
Liberal/National - 9 (±)
Liberal - 8 (±)
Group Xenophon - 1 (±)
Greens - 1 (-2)
Country Liberal - 1 (±)



Australian federal election, 2010

New South Wales

Liberal/National - 3 (±)
Labor - 3 (+1)
Greens - 0 (-1)

Victoria

Labor - 3 (+1)
Liberal/National - 2 (±)
Greens - 1 (±)
Democratic Labor - 0 (-1)

Queensland

Liberal National - 3 (±)
Labor - 2 (±)
Greens - 1 (±)

Western Australia

Liberal - 3 (±)
Labor - 2 (±)
Greens - 1 (±)

South Australia

Labor - 3 (+1)
Liberal - 2 (-1)
Greens - 1 (±)

Tasmania

Labor - 3 (±)
Liberal - 2 (±)
Greens - 1 (±)

Australian Capital Territory

Labor - 1 (±)
Liberal - 1 (±)

Northern Territory

Country Liberal - 1 (±)
Labor - 1 (±)

Total

Labor - 18 (+3)
Liberal/National - 5 (±)
Liberal - 8 (-1)
Liberal National - 3 (±)
Greens - 5 (-1)
Democratic Labor - 0 (-1)
Country Liberal - 1 (±)



Australian federal election, 2013

New South Wales

Liberal/National - 3 (±)
Labor - 3 (+1)
Liberal Democrats - 0 (-1)

Victoria

Liberal/National - 3 (+1)
Labor - 2 (±)
Greens - 1 (±)
Motoring Enthusiasts - 0 (-1)

Queensland

Liberal National - 4 (+1)
Labor - 2 (±)
Palmer United - 0 (-1)

Western Australia

Liberal - 4 (+1)
Labor - 2 (+1)
Greens - 0 (-1)
Sports - 0 (-1)

South Australia

Liberal - 2 (±)
Xenophon Group - 2 (+1)
Labor - 2 (+1)
Greens - 0 (-1)
Family First - 0 (-1)

Tasmania

Liberal - 3 (+1)
Labor - 2 (±)
Greens - 1 (±)
Palmer United - 0 (-1)

Australian Capital Territory

Labor - 1 (±)
Liberal - 1 (±)

Northern Territory

Country Liberal - 1 (±)
Labor - 1 (±)

Total

Labor - 15 (+3)
Liberal/National - 6 (+1)
Liberal - 10 (+2)
Greens - 2 (-2)
Liberal National - 4 (+1)
Palmer United - 0 (-2)
Liberal Democrats - 0 (-1)
Xenophon Group - 2 (+1)
Family First - 0 (-1)
Motoring Enthusiasts - 0 (-1)
Country Liberal - 1 (±)
Sports - 0 (-1)



2014 Western Australia Senate special election

Liberal - 3 (±)
Labor - 1 (±)
Greens - 1 (±)
Palmer United - 1 (±)



Australian federal election, 2016

New South Wales

Liberal/National - 6 (+1)
Labor - 5 (+1)
Greens - 1 (±)
One Nation - 0 (-1)
Liberal Democrats - 0 (-1)

Victoria

Liberal/National - 5 (±)
Labor - 5 (+1)
Greens - 1 (-1)
Derryn Hinch - 1 (±)

Queensland

Liberal National - 6 (+1)
Labor - 4 (±)
One Nation - 1 (-1)
Greens - 1 (±)

Western Australia

Liberal - 6 (+1)
Labor - 5 (+1)
Greens - 1 (-1)
One Nation - 0 (-1)

South Australia

Liberal - 5 (+1)
Labor - 4 (+1)
Xenophon - 3 (±)
Greens - 0 (-1)
Family First - 0 (-1)

Tasmania

Labor - 5 (±)
Liberal - 5 (+1)
Greens - 1 (-1)
Lambie - 1 (±)

Australian Capital Territory

Labor - 1 (±)
Liberal - 1 (±)

Northern Territory

Labor - 1 (±)
Country Liberal - 1 (±)

Total

Labor - 26 (+4)
Liberal/National - 11 (+1)
Greens - 5 (-4)
Liberal - 17 (+3)
Liberal National - 6 (+1)
One Nation - 1 (-3)
Xenophon - 3 (±)
Liberal Democrats - 0 (-1)
Derryn Hinch - 1 (±)
Family First - 0 (-1)
Lambie - 1 (±)
Country Liberal - 1 (±)

[Former President tack50]

If the EU parliament was somehow elected by pure popular vote. Rough estimate:

European Parliament election, 2014

Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats (Martin Schulz): 183 (24.37%, -1)
European People's Party (Jean Claude Juncker): 176 (23.40%, -46)
Others and independents (no candidate): 154 (20.48%, +45)*
Greens-European Free Alliance (Ska Keller): 55 (7.31%, +7)
Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe (Guy Verhofstadt): 53 (7.06%, -2)
Europe of Freedom and Democracy (no candidate): 49 (6.56%, +11)
European Unitary Left/Nordic Green Left (Alexis Tsipras): 42 (5.6%, -5)
European Conservatives and Reformists (no candidate): 39 (5.22%, -9)

* This is a nominal figure, most independents either later split up to join the Europe of Nations and Freedom group (FN, PVV, etc), or joined other existing groups (Podemos joined GUE/NGL, ANO joined ALDE, etc).

Not many changes other than EPP sinking (so Schulz would head the commission) and independents going up by a lot! Also, funnily, ECR goes from being the 3rd strongest party to the weakest one!

Likeliest coalition would be S&D+EPP+ALDE, just like now

As for candidates for parties without one, EFD would certainly nominate Nigel Farage. ECR rejected the proces even more harshly so I guess they would still refuse. Independents obviously can't have a common candidate, but Marine Le Pen or Geert Wilders would probably come the closest.

[DavidB.]

Wow, these results are so much fairer! If only there would be a country that did this in reality.

[🦀🎂🦀🎂]

Hungary 2018 - still a majority for Orban a razor sharp one (199 seats)

Fidesz (49.44%): 100

Jobbik (19.13%): 39

Socialist (11.95%): 24

LMP (7.08%): 14

Democratic Col. (5.39%): 10

Momentum (3.07%): 6

Two Tailed Dog (1.74%): 3

Together (1.74%): 3

Germans (0.46%): None

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5 Stars (32.81%): 209

Democratic (18.81%): 120

League (17.46%): 111

Forza Italia (14.08%): 89

BrothersofItaly (4.38%): 27

Free + equal (3.40%): 21

Europe + (2.57%): 16

Us with Italy (1.31%): 8

Power to People (1.14%): 7

CasaPound (0.95%): 6

People ofFamily (0.67%): 4

Together (0.60%): 3

Civica Popolare (0.55%): 3

SVP (0.41%): 2

Italy4Italians (0.39%): 2

Communist (0.33%): 2


pretty much the same issues with forming government as we see IRL: I don't see any of the minors helping or hurting the predicament.

[AustralianSwingVoter]

I've added South Australia 2018