Two Party Preferred Preference Flow

Two Party Preferred Preference Flow for Queensland

Party

Liberal/National Coalition

Australian Labor Party

Votes

Liberal

8,961

81.93

1,977

18.07

The Nationals

5,515

84.15

1,039

15.85

One Nation

26,090

59.81

17,529

40.19

Democrats

12,618

41.71

17,637

58.29

The Greens

27,959

25.12

83,355

74.88

Citizens Electoral Council

3,684

46.80

4,188

53.20

HEMP

330

41.93

457

58.07

Ex-Service, Service & Veterans Party

380

51.77

354

48.23

Family First

56,212

69.55

24,608

30.45

New Country Party

2,807

70.35

1,183

29.65

Socialist Alliance

334

26.70

917

73.30

The Great Australians

1,736

61.47

1,088

38.53

Independent

45,284

65.07

24,305

34.93

Non Affiliated

304

59.03

211

40.97

FIRST PREFERENCES

1,064,319

58.17

765,507

41.83

TOTAL

1,256,533

57.09

944,355

42.91

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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 - QLD

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