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No-Confidence Motion in Tasmanian Premier Succeeds

No-Confidence Motion in Tasmanian Premier Succeeds

50% Left coverage: 18 sources

Tasmanians are expected to head to the polls for the second time in just over a year after a successful no-confidence vote in the premier.See the Story

Could There Be a Second Election in the Nail-Biter Seat of Bradfield?

Vote Recount · New South Wales

Could There Be a Second Election in the Nail-Biter Seat of Bradfield?

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

A recount of votes in the north shore seat may not settle who will represent it in Canberra as a Liberal and an independent brace for a rematch.See the Story

Why the Liberals should accept defeat in Bradfield

New South Wales · New South Wales

Why the Liberals should accept defeat in Bradfield

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

After one of the closest electoral contests in Australian history, the party faces a diabolical dilemma.See the Story

The House-Senate vote difference

While there’s a lot of similarities in how Australians vote between the House and the Senate, they’ve never voted exactly the same. For a start, there are more options on the Senate ballot paper than the House ballot paper. Small parties will not run in all House seats (sometimes they run in very few) and thus can only attract Senate votes in many seats. This means the bigger parties have traditionally done better in the House, where they have l…Senate · Australia Read Article

Are seats getting closer? Maybe not

We are still waiting for the final 2PP figures – they’ve finished in 149 seats and have even started the 2PP count in Bradfield now – but we now have basically all of the two-candidate-preferred figures in. We may not know the final Bradfield outcome, but for the purposes of today’s post it is close enough. So for today’s post I wanted to look at the historical record for how a few key statistics are changing: what share of the primary vote is w…Australia · Australia Read Article

Correcting some of the 2CP swings

Prior to the election, I drew attention to the differences between my calculations and those of the AEC for a number of non-classic seats that gained new areas during the redistribution. Originally I had a list of 14 affected seats, but one of them (Nicholls) has reverted to a classic contest. There’s a variety of reasons why the AEC’s estimated margin in these seats is wrong. Antony explains the reasons here, and I also explained them here. For…Melbourne, Australia · Melbourne Read Article

One Nation Gets Surprise Senate Win

56% Right coverage: 9 sources

One Nation has picked up another Senate seat, with Western Australian candidate Tyron Whitten winning the sixth and final spot at the May 3 election.Barnaby Joyce · Australia See the Story

Think this election’s ageing voter problem was bad? It’s only going to get worse

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

There’s been a variety of reasons offered for why the number of informal votes among ageing Australians has almost tripled, but each one fails as an explanation.Australia · Australia See the Story

'Bradfield to Go to Recount' with Race on a Knife's Edge: Green

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Follow the latest news headlines from Australia's most trusted source. Read in-depth expert analysis and watch live coverage on ABC News.New South Wales · New South Wales See the Story

Senate button pushes – live blog

Monday 4:38pm – As everyone had called, the Liberal Party has lost their third seat in South Australia’s to Labor’s Charlotte Walker. That is a 4-2 split. It’s worth remembering that traditionally these 4-2 splits are rare. Prior to 2025, Labor had gained two 4-2 splits (with the Democrats the fourth “left” senator) in NSW in 1990 and 1998, two in Tasmania in 2007 and 2010, and one in Western Australia in 2022. South Australia was the most certa…Liberal Party of Canada · South Australia Read Article

Surge in Voting Errors in Aged Care and Hospitals Under Scrutiny

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

Peak industry groups and the government are calling for the Australian Electoral Commission to review the cause of increased informal votes in hospitals and aged care homes.Australia · Australia See the Story

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