Informal Votes By State

State

Formal

Informal

Total

Informal %

Informal Swing %

New South Wales

4,376,143

150,239

4,526,382

3.32

-0.85

Victoria

3,381,529

117,909

3,499,438

3.37

-0.57

Queensland

2,619,461

57,947

2,677,408

2.16

-1.34

Western Australia

1,310,278

38,519

1,348,797

2.86

-0.32

South Australia

1,038,434

28,225

1,066,659

2.65

-0.47

Tasmania

336,953

8,486

345,439

2.46

-0.77

Australian Capital Territory

246,742

4,980

251,722

1.98

-0.57

Northern Territory

103,479

2,837

106,316

2.67

-1.02

NATIONAL

13,413,019

409,142

13,822,161

2.96

-0.79

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This screen shows the percentage of informal votes at the state level. On this screen you will find...

the percentage of informal votes in each state, territory and nationally
the swing in informality between the previous election result and the current result.

Notes:

The percentage of informal votes at the state level shown above includes results for the Senate election for Western Australia 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.
A positive swing means that informality has increased since the previous election, whilst a negative swing indicates that informality has decreased since the previous election.
These results are final.

INFORMAL VOTES BY STATE

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