Two Party Preferred Preference Flow

Two Party Preferred Preference Flow for New South Wales

Party

Liberal/National Coalition

Australian Labor Party

Votes

Liberal

7,398

91.67

672

8.33

The Nationals

9,584

91.43

898

8.57

One Nation

28,775

53.40

25,106

46.60

The Greens

55,047

17.68

256,322

82.32

Democrats

16,373

39.86

24,699

60.14

CDP Christian Party

35,090

74.45

12,042

25.55

Save the ADI Site Party

1,156

33.12

2,334

66.88

Citizens Electoral Council

5,193

45.16

6,307

54.84

No GST

2,711

37.50

4,518

62.50

Progressive Labour Party

731

19.36

3,044

80.64

Lower Excise Fuel and Beer Party

1,063

52.96

944

47.04

Non-Custodial Parents Party

304

26.86

828

73.14

The Fishing Party

1,136

45.15

1,380

54.85

Ex-Service, Service & Veterans Party

1,645

52.93

1,463

47.07

Family First

17,270

58.30

12,351

41.70

liberals for forests

4,914

60.18

3,251

39.82

New Country Party

1,401

49.61

1,423

50.39

Nuclear Disarmament Party

20.82

270

79.18

Outdoor Recreation Party

1,555

44.37

1,950

55.63

Socialist Alliance

1,047

23.71

3,368

76.29

Independent

78,328

51.72

73,108

48.28

Non Affiliated

1,278

49.59

1,299

50.41

FIRST PREFERENCES

1,726,629

55.00

1,412,418

45.00

TOTAL

1,998,699

51.93

1,849,995

48.07

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This screen shows the flow of preferences to the ALP and Coalition parties in the TPP (two-party-preferred) count at the State and national levels. On this screen you will find...

the number of votes each of the ALP and Coalition received from excluded candidates by party
the votes distributed to each of the ALP and Coalition expressed as a percentage of total votes distributed by party
the first preference votes obtained by each of the ALP and Coalition
the total votes obtained by each of the ALP and Coalition after the distribution of preferences was completed.

Notes:

TPP (two-party-preferred) is usually the same as TCP (two-candidate-preferred), however they are different when the final two candidates are not ALP and Coalition candidates. This is referred to as 'non-classic' TCP.
At this election in the divisions of Calare, Kennedy, New England and Mayo the final two candidates were not from the ALP and the Coalition. In these divisions a further scrutiny for information was conducted to show the result of the count indicating the next available preference to the ALP and the leading Coalition party candidates for statistical purposes.
These results are final.

TWO PARTY PREFERRED PREFERENCE FLOW - NSW

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