FIRST PREFERENCES BY GROUP - WA

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First Preferences for Western Australia
Quota: 187,183 Enrolment: 1,453,813
Group	Votes	%	Swing	Quota
Australian Labor Party	348,401	26.59	-3.11	1.8613
Liberal	513,639	39.20	-3.79	2.7440
The Nationals	66,421	5.07	+1.64	0.3548
The Greens (WA)	124,354	9.49	-4.47	0.6643
Australian Fishing and Lifestyle Party	5,729	0.44	+0.44	0.0306
Australian Independents	4,041	0.31	+0.31	0.0216
Animal Justice Party	9,720	0.74	+0.74	0.0519
Australian Motoring Enthusiast Party	7,748	0.59	+0.59	0.0414
Shooters and Fishers	13,622	1.04	+0.44	0.0728
Sex Party	19,519	1.49	-0.76	0.1043
Australian Christians	21,499	1.64	+1.64	0.1149
Australian Democrats	3,841	0.29	-0.09	0.0205
Family First Party	8,783	0.67	-0.48	0.0469
Help End Marijuana Prohibition (HEMP) Party	13,973	1.07	+1.07	0.0746
Katter's Australian Party	3,909	0.30	+0.30	0.0209
Liberal Democrats	44,902	3.43	+2.25	0.2399
Stop The Greens	2,215	0.17	+0.17	0.0118
Palmer United Party	65,595	5.01	+5.01	0.3504
Rise Up Australia Party	3,861	0.29	+0.29	0.0206
Socialist Equality Party	1,143	0.09	+0.09	0.0061
Smokers Rights	8,719	0.67	+0.67	0.0466
Secular Party of Australia	1,486	0.11	+0.03	0.0079
Stable Population Party	1,352	0.10	+0.10	0.0072
Australian Sports Party	2,997	0.23	+0.23	0.0160
No Carbon Tax Climate Sceptics	1,481	0.11	-0.05	0.0079
Australian Voice Party	1,139	0.09	+0.09	0.0061
The Wikileaks Party	9,767	0.75	+0.75	0.0522
Unendorsed/Ungrouped Amalgamated	422	0.03	-0.52	0.0023
Senate Ghost Groups Amalgamated	0	0.00	-3.55	0.0000
FORMAL	1,310,278	97.14	+0.32
INFORMAL	38,519	2.86	-0.32
TOTAL	1,348,797	92.78	-0.77

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This screen shows a summary for each selected state, territory or nationally of the total number of votes won by each party or group. On this screen you will find...

the number of votes received by each party/group
the percentage of the first preference vote received for the state, territory or nationally
the swing between current and historical votes
the number and percentage of formal and informal votes for each state, territory and nationally, and the swing between current and historical votes.

Notes:

The summary for each selected state, territory or nationally of the total number of votes won by each party or group shown above includes figures for the Senate in Western Australia for the election held on 7 September 2013. This election was subsequently declared void by the Court of Disputed Returns. A new election of Senators for Western Australia was held on 5 April 2014.
For a federal election there are 40 Senate seats contested, 6 in each state and 2 in each of the territories.
For a Double Dissolution Election, there are 76 seats contested, 12 in each state and 2 in each of the territories.
A quota is a proportional share of the total number of votes. It is determined by dividing the total number of formal first preference votes in the count by one more than the number of Senators to be elected for the state or territory and increasing the result by one.
These results are final.