FIRST PREFERENCES AND TWO PARTY PREFERRED BY DIVISION - WA

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First Preferences and Two Party Preferred By Division for Western Australia
Division	State	% First Preferences						% TPP
Division	State	ALP	LP	NP	GRN	KAP	OTH	ALP	LNC
Brand	WA	40.39	38.71	0.00	7.30	0.00	13.60	52.88	47.12
Canning	WA	26.64	51.07	1.93	7.40	0.88	12.08	38.19	61.81
Cowan	WA	32.29	49.59	0.00	7.91	0.00	10.21	42.54	57.46
Curtin	WA	17.91	62.06	0.00	15.31	0.00	4.72	32.58	67.42
Durack	WA	20.28	38.01	23.16	7.06	1.06	10.43	35.12	64.88
Forrest	WA	25.26	49.92	6.25	9.52	0.00	9.05	37.72	62.28
Fremantle	WA	40.82	38.14	0.00	11.89	1.22	7.93	54.77	45.23
Hasluck	WA	32.74	45.42	0.00	7.63	0.66	13.55	45.13	54.87
Moore	WA	26.01	53.08	0.00	9.95	0.00	10.96	38.14	61.86
O'Connor	WA	17.25	39.13	25.35	6.82	0.80	10.65	32.75	67.25
Pearce	WA	25.88	45.67	4.91	11.23	0.82	11.49	41.94	58.06
Perth	WA	41.25	39.81	0.00	10.61	0.00	8.33	54.35	45.65
Stirling	WA	28.33	51.82	0.00	11.27	0.00	8.58	39.70	60.30
Swan	WA	30.60	48.86	0.00	11.55	0.51	8.48	43.47	56.53
Tangney	WA	24.33	57.17	0.00	10.42	0.00	8.08	35.33	64.67
State Total		28.76	47.31	3.90	9.74	0.39	9.90	41.72	58.28

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Notes:

'OTH' includes independents, non affiliated candidates and parties not listed separately.
Two Party Preferred is usually the same as 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' Two Candidate Preferred.
In the divisions where the final two candidates are not from the ALP and the Coalition, a further scrutiny for information is conducted. This scrutiny is used to determine the next available preference to the leading ALP and Coalition party candidates for statistical purposes.
These results are final.