TWO PARTY PREFERRED BY DIVISION - WA

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Two Party Preferred By Division for Western Australia
Division	State	Australian Labor Party		Liberal/National Coalition		Total	Swing
Division	State	Votes	%	Votes	%	Total	Swing
Brand	WA	45,940	52.88	40,936	47.12	86,876	-0.45
Canning	WA	33,793	38.19	54,700	61.81	88,493	-9.62
Cowan	WA	35,901	42.54	48,487	57.46	84,388	-1.17
Curtin	WA	27,629	32.58	57,171	67.42	84,800	-1.23
Durack	WA	26,005	35.12	48,031	64.88	74,036	-1.21
Forrest	WA	32,225	37.72	53,198	62.28	85,423	-3.54
Fremantle	WA	47,705	54.77	39,403	45.23	87,108	-0.93
Hasluck	WA	38,706	45.13	47,057	54.87	85,763	-4.30
Moore	WA	32,734	38.14	53,100	61.86	85,834	-0.67
O'Connor	WA	27,024	32.75	55,486	67.25	82,510	+5.75
Pearce	WA	36,985	41.94	51,206	58.06	88,191	+0.80
Perth	WA	45,079	54.35	37,862	45.65	82,941	-1.53
Stirling	WA	32,977	39.70	50,083	60.30	83,060	-4.75
Swan	WA	35,561	43.47	46,246	56.53	81,807	-4.00
Tangney	WA	30,130	35.33	55,144	64.67	85,274	-2.35
Western Australia		528,394	41.72	738,110	58.28	1,266,504	-1.87
National		6,006,217	46.51	6,908,710	53.49	12,914,927	-3.61

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The Western Australia two party count represents the aggregation of counts from 15 of 15 divisions.
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.
Divisions that have non-classic Two Candidate Preferred candidates will not be included in the Two Party Preferred until a scrutiny for information is completed. This is where a notional distribution of preferences is conducted using the ALP/Coalition candidates.
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.