tasmania

Candidates Elected in Order

1. Liberal – Peter Gutwein (Re-elected)
2. Liberal – Sarah Courtney (Re-elected)
3. Liberal – Michael Ferguson (Re-elected)
4. Labor – Michelle O’Byrne (Re-elected)
5. Labor – Janie Finlay (Elected)

Count completed

Change in Elected Members – On the Labor ticket, Janie Finlay has defeated Jennifer Houston.
Read More »Bass 2021 – Updates on the Distribution of Preferences

Candidates Elected in Order

1. Liberal – Jeremy Rockliff (Re-elected)
2. Labor – Anita Dow (Re-elected)
3. Labor – Shane Broad (Re-elected)
4. Liberal – Roger Jaensch (Re-elected)
5. Liberal – Adam Brooks (Elected)

Count Completed

Change in Elected Members – On the Liberal ticket, Adam Brooks will be elected defeating Felix Ellis. Remarkably for a man who looked defeated on election night, Roger Jaensch was elected ahead of Adam Brooks.

Update 15 May – so after all that effort, Adam Brooks has announced he will not take his seat. He has been charged with several offences by Queensland Police that can be read about on news sites. The consequences for the new Parliament is that he will resign and create a vacancy. In Tasmania vacancies are filled by a countback of the votes that elected the departing member. That countback will elect another Liberal from the party ticket. The most likely candidate to win the count is Felix Ellis, but we will see once the count is undertaken.
Read More »Braddon 2021 – Updates on the Distribution of Preferences

Keeping track on the critical preference distribution in Clark. The seat that will determine whether the Liberal government has majority or minority status. Updates inside the post.

Candidates Elected in Order

1. Greens – Cassy O’Connor (Re-elected)
2. Liberal – Elise Archer (Re-elected)
3. Labor – Ella Haddad (Re-elected)
4. Liberal – Madeleine Ogilvie (Re-elected)
5. Independent – Kristie Johnston (Elected)

Count Completed

Change in Elected Members: Madeleine Ogilvie was a defeated Labor candidate at the 2018 election but returned to the Assembly in September 2019 at a re-count. She replaced Labor MHA Scott Bacon but took her seat as an Independent. Ogilvie has been elected as a Liberal MHA at the 2021 election.

Sue Hickey was elected as a Liberal in 2019, was disendorsed by the Liberal Party for the 2021 election but re-contested and was defeated as an Independent. Her seat has been won by Independent Kristie Johnston.

Taking account of the changing party allegiances of Ogilvie and Hickey, the result in Clark compared to the party numbers in 2018 is that Labor has lost a seat to Independent Kristie Johnston.
Read More »Clark 2021 – Updates on the Distribution of Preferences

Candidates Elected in (speculative) Order

1. Liberal – Jacquie Petrusma (Re-elected)
2. Greens – Rosalie Woodruff (Re-elected)
3. Labor – Dean Winter (Elected)
4. Labor – David O’Byrne (Re-elected)
5. Liberal – Nic Street (Re-elected)

Count Completed

Change in Elected Members – On the Labor ticket, Dean Winter defeats Alison Standen. The order of election for O’Byrne and Winter is yet to be determined.
Read More »Franklin 2021- Updates on Distribution of Preferences

Candidates Elected in Order

1. Labor – Rebecca White (Re-elected)
2. Liberal – Guy Barnett (Re-elected)
3. Liberal – Mark Shelton (Re-elected)
4. Labor – Jen Butler (Re-elected)
5. Liberal – John Tucker (Re-elected)

Count Completed
Read More »Lyons 2021 – Updates on Distribution of Preferences