Electoral results for Brindabella electorate

Last updated July 21, 2023

This is a list of electoral results for Brindabella electorate in ACT Legislative Assembly elections.

Election results

Elections in the 2020s

2020

2020 Australian Capital Territory general election: Brindabella ^[1]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
Quota			9,236
	Labor	Joy Burch (elected 1)	6,459	11.7	+3.5
	Labor	Mick Gentleman (elected 2)	6,395	11.5	+3.1
	Labor	Taimus Werner-Gibbings	4,568	8.2	+1.6
	Labor	Cathy Day	2,592	4.7	+4.7
	Labor	Brendan Forde	2,546	4.6	+4.6
	Liberal	Mark Parton (elected 4)	6,218	11.2	+0.6
	Liberal	Nicole Lawder (elected 3)	5,866	10.6	+1.7
	Liberal	Andrew Wall	4,579	8.3	−3.7
	Liberal	Jane Hiatt	2,448	4.4	+4.4
	Liberal	James Daniels	2,179	3.9	+3.9
	Greens	Johnathan Davis (elected 5)	3,019	5.4	+4.0
	Greens	Laura Nuttall	1,657	3.0	+3.0
	Greens	Sue Ellerman	1,309	2.4	+2.4
	Shooters, Fishers, Farmers	Greg Baynham	894	1.6	+1.6
	Shooters, Fishers, Farmers	Adrian Olley	833	1.5	+1.5
	Sustainable Australia	Andrew Clapham	763	1.4	+1.4
	Sustainable Australia	Bruce Willett	514	0.9	+0.9
	Animal Justice	Jannah Fahiz	653	1.2	+1.2
	Animal Justice	Robyn Soxsmith	582	1.0	+0.0
	Liberal Democrats	Matthew Knight	427	0.8	+0.8
	Liberal Democrats	Jacob Gowor	318	0.6	+0.6
	Australian Federation	Jason Potter	446	0.8	+0.8
	Australian Federation	Scott Sandford	148	0.3	+0.3
Total formal votes			55,413	98.2	+1.1
Informal votes			1,005	1.8	−1.1
Turnout			56,418	90.7	+0.7
Party total votes
	Labor		22,560	40.7	+7.1
	Liberal		21,290	38.4	−3.4
	Greens		5,985	10.8	+5.7
	Shooters, Fishers, Farmers		1,727	3.1	+3.1
	Sustainable Australia		1,277	2.3	+0.8
	Animal Justice		1,235	2.2	−0.1
	Liberal Democrats		745	1.3	−1.2
	Australian Federation		594	1.1	+1.1
	Labor hold		Swing	+3.5
	Labor hold		Swing	+3.1
	Liberal hold		Swing	+0.6
	Liberal hold		Swing	+0.7
	Greens gain from Liberal		Swing	+4.0

Elections in the 2010s

2016

2016 Australian Capital Territory general election: Brindabella ^[2]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
Quota			7,806
	Liberal	Andrew Wall (elected 1)	5,614	12.0	+7.5
	Liberal	Mark Parton (elected 4)	4,962	10.6	+10.6
	Liberal	Nicole Lawder (elected 5)	4,166	8.9	+5.4
	Liberal	Ed Cocks	3,195	6.8	+6.8
	Liberal	Annette Fazey-Southwell	1,669	3.6	+3.6
	Labor	Mick Gentleman (elected 2)	3,964	8.5	+0.2
	Labor	Joy Burch (elected 3)	3,838	8.2	−5.3
	Labor	Taimus Werner-Gibbings	3,131	6.7	+6.7
	Labor	Angie Drake	2,940	6.3	+6.3
	Labor	Karl Maftoum	1,871	4.0	−1.2
	Sex Party	Steven Bailey	2,071	4.4	+4.4
	Sex Party	Monique Shepherd	1,623	3.5	+3.5
	Greens	Michael Mazengarb	1,125	2.4	+2.4
	Greens	Johnathan Davis	684	1.5	+0.3
	Greens	Ben Murphy	590	1.3	+0.4
	Independent	Joel McKay	1,200	2.6	+2.6
	Liberal Democrats	Matt Donnelly	284	0.6	+0.6
	Liberal Democrats	Greg Renet	261	0.6	+0.6
	Liberal Democrats	Jacob Gowor	256	0.5	+0.5
	Liberal Democrats	Vera Saragih	205	0.4	+0.4
	Liberal Democrats	Matt Straschko	169	0.4	+0.4
	Animal Justice	Sarah O'Brien	632	1.3	+1.3
	Animal Justice	Robyn Soxsmith	474	1.0	+1.0
	Independent	Andrew Holt	767	1.6	+1.6
	Sustainable Australia	Melissa Kemp	446	1.0	+1.0
	Sustainable Australia	Claude Hastir	251	0.5	+0.5
	Like Canberra	Richard Tuffin	231	0.5	+0.5
	Like Canberra	Timothy Friel	211	0.5	+0.5
Total formal votes			46,830	97.1
Informal votes			1,405	2.9
Turnout			48,235	90.0
Party total votes
	Liberal		19,606	41.9	−4.5
	Labor		15,744	33.6	−1.8
	Sex Party		3,694	7.9	+7.9
	Greens		2,399	5.1	−2.2
	Independent	Joel McKay	1,200	2.6	+2.6
	Liberal Democrats		1,175	2.5	+2.5
	Animal Justice		1,106	2.4	+2.4
	Independent	Andrew Holt	767	1.6	+1.6
	Sustainable Australia		697	1.5	+1.5
	Like Canberra		442	0.9	+0.9
	Liberal hold		Swing	+7.5
	Liberal hold		Swing	+10.6
	Liberal hold		Swing	+5.4
	Labor hold		Swing	+0.2
	Labor hold		Swing	–5.3

2012

2012 Australian Capital Territory general election: Brindabella ^[3]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
Quota			10,594
	Liberal	Zed Seselja (elected 1)	18,566	29.2	+29.2
	Liberal	Brendan Smyth (elected 3)	3,954	6.2	−7.2
	Liberal	Andrew Wall (elected 5)	2,477	3.9	+3.9
	Liberal	Val Jeffery	2,413	3.8	+3.8
	Liberal	Nicole Lawder	2,086	3.3	+3.3
	Labor	Joy Burch (elected 2)	9,031	14.2	+6.4
	Labor	Mick Gentleman (elected 4)	5,105	8.0	+0.7
	Labor	Bec Cody	3,561	5.6	+5.6
	Labor	Karl Maftoum	3,029	4.8	+4.8
	Labor	Mike Kinniburgh	1,939	3.1	+3.1
	Greens	Amanda Bresnan	3,515	5.5	−2.8
	Greens	Johnathan Davis	835	1.3	+1.3
	Greens	Ben Murphy	682	1.1	+1.1
	Motorist	Burl Doble	1,532	2.4	+0.9
	Motorist	Kieran Jones-Ellis	956	1.5	+1.5
	Bullet Train	Mark Erwood	1,230	1.9	+1.9
	Bullet Train	Adam Henschke	1,165	1.8	+1.8
	Independent	Michael Lindfield	770	1.2	+1.2
	Independent	Calvin Pearce	402	0.6	+0.6
		Mark Gibbons	314	0.5	+0.5
Total formal votes			63,562	96.0	+0.2
Informal votes			2,631	4.0	−0.2
Turnout			66,193	91.5	−1.1
Party total votes
	Liberal		29,496	46.4	+11.1
	Labor		22,665	35.7	−0.8
	Greens		5,032	7.9	−5.7
	Motorist		2,488	3.9	−3.1
	Bullet Train		2,395	3.8	+3.8
	Independent	Michael Lindfield	770	1.2	+1.2
	Independent	Calvin Pearce	402	0.6	+0.6
		Mark Gibbons	314	0.5	+0.5

Elections in the 2000s

2008

2008 Australian Capital Territory general election: Brindabella ^[4]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
Quota			10,556
	Labor	John Hargreaves (elected 4)	7,038	11.1	−6.7
	Labor	Joy Burch (elected 5)	4,965	7.8	+7.8
	Labor	Mick Gentleman	4,612	7.3	−0.1
	Labor	Tracy Mackey	4,030	6.4	+6.4
	Labor	Wayne Sievers	2,478	3.9	+3.9
	Liberal	Brendan Smyth (elected 1)	8,458	13.4	−13.4
	Liberal	Steve Doszpot (elected 2)	4,980	7.9	+2.1
	Liberal	Steve Pratt	3,978	6.3	+0.2
	Liberal	David Morgan	3,227	5.1	+5.1
	Liberal	Audrey Ray	1,721	2.7	+2.7
	Greens	Amanda Bresnan (elected 3)	5,260	8.3	+8.3
	Greens	Sue Ellerman	3,340	5.3	+5.3
	Community Alliance	Val Jeffery	4,109	6.5	+6.5
	Community Alliance	James Sizer	720	1.1	+1.1
	Motorist	Burl Doble	1,083	1.7	+1.7
	Motorist	Ben Doble	930	1.5	+1.5
	Motorist	Brian McLachlan	873	1.4	+1.4
	Motorist	Bruce Ritchie	799	1.3	+1.3
	Motorist	Geoff Rake	733	1.2	+1.2
Total formal votes			63,334	95.8	−1.5
Informal votes			2,782	4.2	+1.5
Turnout			66,116	92.6	−1.5
Party total votes
	Labor		23,123	36.5	−9.2
	Liberal		22,364	35.3	−5.1
	Greens		8,600	13.6	+6.3
	Community Alliance		4,829	7.6	+7.6
	Motorist		4,418	7.0	+7.0

2004

2004 Australian Capital Territory general election: Brindabella ^[5]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
Quota			9,962
	Labor	John Hargreaves (elected 2)	10,634	17.79	+2.58
	Labor	Karin MacDonald (elected 3)	4,960	8.30	+1.10
	Labor	Mick Gentleman (elected 4)	4,419	7.39	+7.39
	Labor	Paschal Leahy	3,752	6.28	+6.28
	Labor	Rebecca Logue	3,572	5.98	+5.98
	Liberal	Brendan Smyth (elected 1)	12,810	21.43	+5.66
	Liberal	Steve Pratt (elected 5)	3,621	6.06	-0.97
	Liberal	Steve Doszpot	3,483	5.83	+2.32
	Liberal	Megan Purcell	2,229	3.73	+3.73
	Liberal	Karen Schilling	1,987	3.32	+3.32
	Greens	Kathryn Kelly	2,345	3.92	+0.77
	Greens	Graham Jensen	1,991	3.32	+3.32
	Christian Democrats	Thelma Janes	766	1.28	+1.28
	Christian Democrats	Erol Francis Byrne	604	1.01	+1.01
	Australian Democrats	Rowena Bew	524	0.88	+0.88
	Australian Democrats	Marc Emerson	400	0.67	+0.67
	Independent	Burl Doble	782	1.31	+1.31
	Liberal Democrats	David Garrett	233	0.39	+0.39
	Liberal Democrats	Matthew Harding	209	0.35	+0.35
	Free Range Canberra	Stephanie Elliott	348	0.58	+0.58
	ACT Equality Party	Lance Muir	100	0.17	+0.17
Total formal votes			59,769	97.26	+1.67
Informal votes			1,682	2.74	-1.67
Turnout			61,451	94.14	+1.64
Party total votes
	Labor		27,337	45.74	+1.77
	Liberal		24,130	40.37	+8.51
	Greens		4,336	7.25	+1.82
	Christian Democrats		1,370	2.29	+2.29
	Australian Democrats		924	1.55	-5.41
	Independent	Burl Doble	782	1.31	+1.31
	Liberal Democrats		442	0.74	+0.22
	Free Range Canberra		348	0.58	+0.58
	ACT Equality Party		100	0.17	+0.17
	Labor hold		Swing	+2.58
	Labor hold		Swing	+1.10
	Labor hold		Swing	+7.39
	Liberal hold		Swing	+5.66
	Liberal hold		Swing	-0.97

2001

2001 Australian Capital Territory general election: Brindabella ^[6]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
Quota			9,435
	Labor	John Hargreaves (elected 2)	8,609	15.21	+9.22
	Labor	Bill Wood (elected 3)	6,828	12.06	+2.90
	Labor	Karin MacDonald (elected 5)	4,074	7.20	+7.20
	Labor	Trevor Santi	3,039	5.37	+5.37
	Labor	Athol Williams	2,341	4.14	+4.14
	Liberal	Brendan Smyth (elected 1)	8,926	15.77	-0.74
	Liberal	Steve Pratt (elected 4)	3,981	7.03	+7.03
	Liberal	Steve Doszpot	1,988	3.51	+3.51
	Liberal	Megan O'Connor	1,890	3.34	+3.34
	Liberal	Winnifred Rosser	1,250	2.21	+2.21
	Australian Democrats	Jeannette Jolley	1,754	3.10	+3.10
	Australian Democrats	Domenic Mico	1,369	2.42	+2.42
	Australian Democrats	Mike Welch	815	1.44	+1.44
	Paul Osborne	Paul Osborne	3,732	6.59	-9.36
	Paul Osborne	Donna Bush	156	0.28	+0.28
	Greens	Kathryn Kelly	1,784	3.15	+3.15
	Greens	Sue Ellerman	1,290	2.28	+0.25
	Nurses	Maria Trudinger	950	1.68	+1.68
	Kaine Independent Group	Trevor Kaine	524	0.93	-5.38
	Kaine Independent Group	Sandie Brooke	112	0.20	+0.20
	Independent	Bruce Sutherland	455	0.80	+0.80
	Liberal Democrats	Darren Kennedy	153	0.27	+0.27
	Liberal Democrats	Bradley Brown	144	0.25	+0.25
	Independent	Len Munday	252	0.45	+0.45
	Group F	May Levantis	71	0.13	+0.13
	Group F	Bob Mackenzie	57	0.10	+0.10
	Independent	Danny Alameddine	60	0.11	+0.11
Total formal votes			56,604	95.59	-0.06
Informal votes			2,612	4.41	+0.06
Turnout			59,216	92.50	-0.42
Party total votes
	Labor		24,891	43.97	+15.47
	Liberal		18,035	31.86	-5.21
	Australian Democrats		3,938	6.96	+0.81
	Paul Osborne		3,888	6.87	-9.36
	Greens		3,074	5.43	-2.65
	Nurses		950	1.68	+1.68
	Kaine Independent Group		636	1.12	+1.12
	Independent	Bruce Sutherland	455	0.80	+0.80
	Liberal Democrats		297	0.52	+0.52
	Independent	Len Munday	252	0.45	+0.45
	Group F		128	0.23	+0.23
	Independent	Danny Alameddine	60	0.11	+0.11
	Labor hold		Swing	+9.22
	Labor hold		Swing	+2.90
	Labor gain from Independent		Swing	+7.20
	Liberal hold		Swing	-0.74
	Liberal hold		Swing	+7.03

Elections in the 1990s

1998

1998 Australian Capital Territory general election: Brindabella ^[7]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
Quota			9,042
	Liberal	Brendan Smyth (elected 1)	8,956	16.51	+16.51
	Liberal	Louise Littlewood	3,918	7.22	+1.37
	Liberal	Trevor Kaine (elected 4)	3,422	6.31	-2.61
	Liberal	Geoff Didier	2,149	3.96	+3.96
	Liberal	Margaret L. Head	1,665	3.07	+3.07
	Labor	Bill Wood (elected 3)	4,971	9.16	+0.18
	Labor	Andrew Whitecross	3,893	7.18	-4.17
	Labor	John Hargreaves (elected 5)	3,252	5.99	+5.99
	Labor	Karen Mow	1,775	3.27	+3.27
	Labor	Kathryn Presdee	1,572	2.90	+2.90
	Osborne Independent Group	Paul Osborne (elected 2)	8,273	15.25	+4.02
	Osborne Independent Group	Linda Moore	531	0.98	+0.98
	Greens	Fiona Tito	1,659	3.06	+3.06
	Greens	Sue Ellerman	1,103	2.03	+2.03
	Greens	Liz Stephens	888	1.64	-0.24
	Greens	Peter Farrelly	733	1.64	+1.64
	Australian Democrats	Anna Grant	909	1.68	+1.68
	Australian Democrats	Charlie Bell	811	1.49	+0.18
	Australian Democrats	Adele Tait	579	1.07	+1.07
	Australian Democrats	Geoff Dodd	549	1.01	+1.01
	Australian Democrats	Mark Peirce	488	0.90	+0.90
	Christian Democrats	Francis Piccin	547	1.01	+1.01
	Christian Democrats	Stephen Carter	364	0.67	+0.67
	Independent	Margaret A. Kobier	381	0.70	-0.75
	Independent	Margot Marshall	261	0.48	+0.48
	Independent	Peter Menegazzo	238	0.44	+0.44
	Independent	Leonard Munday	230	0.42	+0.42
	Independent	Tom Cornwell	134	0.25	+0.25
Total formal votes			54,251	95.65	+1.88
Informal votes			2,467	4.35	-1.88
Turnout			56,718	92.92	+1.69
Party total votes
	Liberal		20,110	37.07	+0.01
	Labor		15,463	28.50	-3.08
	Osborne Independent Group		8,804	16.23	+5.00
	Greens		4,383	8.08	+0.13
	Australian Democrats		3,336	6.15	+2.39
	Christian Democrats		911	1.68	+1.68
	Independent	Margaret A. Kobier	381	0.70	-0.75
	Independent	Margot Marshall	261	0.48	+0.48
	Independent	Peter Menegazzo	238	0.44	+0.44
	Independent	Leonard Munday	230	0.42	+0.42
	Independent	Tom Cornwell	134	0.25	+0.25
	Liberal hold		Swing	+16.51
	Liberal hold		Swing	-2.61
	Labor hold		Swing	+0.18
	Labor hold		Swing	+5.99
	Osborne Independent Group hold		Swing	+4.02

1995

1995 Australian Capital Territory general election: Brindabella ^[8]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
Quota			8,317
	Liberal	Tony De Domenico (elected 1)	6,262	12.55	NA
	Liberal	Trevor Kaine (elected 2)	4,449	8.92	NA
	Liberal	Louise Littlewood	2,919	5.85	NA
	Liberal	Brian Lowe	2,682	5.38	NA
	Liberal	Sandie Brooke	2,182	4.37	NA
	Labor	Andrew Whitecross (elected 4)	5,665	11.35	NA
	Labor	Bill Wood (elected 5)	4,482	8.98	NA
	Labor	Annette Ellis	3,142	6.30	NA
	Labor	Steve Whan	1,263	2.53	NA
	Labor	Eva Cawthorne	1,206	2.42	NA
	Independent	Paul Osborne (elected 5)	5,604	11.23	NA
	Greens	Andrew Parratt	2,071	4.15	NA
	Greens	Julie McInness	956	1.92	NA
	Greens	Liz Stephens	938	1.88	NA
	Moore Independents	Stephanie Isaacson	1,025	2.05	NA
	Moore Independents	Nick Isaacson	882	1.77	NA
	Australian Democrats	Lyn Forceville	1,225	2.46	NA
	Australian Democrats	Charlie Bell	653	1.31	NA
	Smokers Are Voters And Civil Rights	Stan Kowalski	602	1.21	NA
	Smokers Are Voters And Civil Rights	Keith Dencio	514	1.03	NA
	Independent	Margaret Kobier	726	1.45	NA
	Independent	Tony Savage	344	0.69	NA
	Independent	Janice Ferguson	105	0.21	NA
Total formal votes			49,897	93.77	NA
Informal votes			3,317	6.23	NA
Turnout			53,214	91.23	NA
Party total votes
	Liberal		18,494	37.06	NA
	Labor		15,758	31.58	NA
	Independent	Paul Osborne	5,604	11.23	NA
	Greens		3,965	7.95	NA
	Moore Independents		1,907	3.82	NA
	Australian Democrats		1,878	3.76	NA
	Smokers Are Voters And Civil Rights		1,116	2.24	NA
	Independent	Margaret Kobier	726	1.45	NA
	Independent	Tony Savage	344	0.69	NA
	Independent	Janice Ferguson	105	0.21	NA
	Liberal win		(new seat)
	Liberal win		(new seat)
	Labor win		(new seat)
	Labor win		(new seat)
	Independent win		(new seat)

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References

↑ "2020 results by electorate". ACT Electoral Commission. Retrieved 23 October 2020.
↑ "2016 results by electorate". ACT Electoral Commission. Retrieved 29 October 2016.
↑ "2012 Results for Brindabella Electorate". ACT Electoral Commission. Retrieved 21 January 2015.
↑ "2008 Results for Brindabella Electorate". ACT Electoral Commission. Retrieved 25 August 2018.
↑ "Brindabella First Preference Results - 2004 Election". ACT Electoral Commission. Retrieved 20 July 2023.
↑ "Brindabella First Preference Results - 2001 Election". ACT Electoral Commission. Retrieved 17 July 2023.
↑ "Brindabella First Preference Results - 1998 Election". ACT Electoral Commission. Retrieved 16 July 2023.
↑ "Brindabella First Preference Results - 1995 Election". ACT Electoral Commission. Retrieved 15 July 2023.

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[Results_of_the_2020_Australian_Capital_Territory_general_election_actec-1] "2020 results by electorate". ACT Electoral Commission. Retrieved 23 October 2020.

[Results_of_the_2016_Australian_Capital_Territory_general_election_actec-2] "2016 results by electorate". ACT Electoral Commission. Retrieved 29 October 2016.

[3] "2012 Results for Brindabella Electorate". ACT Electoral Commission. Retrieved 21 January 2015.

[4] "2008 Results for Brindabella Electorate". ACT Electoral Commission. Retrieved 25 August 2018.

[5] "Brindabella First Preference Results - 2004 Election". ACT Electoral Commission. Retrieved 20 July 2023.

[6] "Brindabella First Preference Results - 2001 Election". ACT Electoral Commission. Retrieved 17 July 2023.

[7] "Brindabella First Preference Results - 1998 Election". ACT Electoral Commission. Retrieved 16 July 2023.

[8] "Brindabella First Preference Results - 1995 Election". ACT Electoral Commission. Retrieved 15 July 2023.

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