Electoral results for the Division of Clark (state, 1972-present)

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This is a list of electoral results for the division of Clark and Denison in Tasmanian elections since 1972.

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Election results

Elections in the 2020s

2024

This section is an excerpt from Results of the 2024 Tasmanian state election § Clark.[ edit ]
2024 Tasmanian state election: Clark [1]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Quota 7,951
Labor Ella Haddad (elected 1)6,94410.9−1.6
Labor Josh Willie (elected 3)5,6708.9+8.9
Labor Stuart Benson1,9293.0+3.0
Labor John Kamara1,6892.7+2.7
Labor Rebecca Prince1,4412.3+2.3
Labor Simon Davis8521.3−1.8
Labor Susan Wallace8501.3+1.3
Liberal Simon Behrakis (elected 6)5,1688.1+2.3
Liberal Madeleine Ogilvie (elected 7)4,6237.3+1.0
Liberal Marcus Vermey3,5135.5+5.5
Liberal Jon Gourlay1,4342.3+2.3
Liberal Mohammad Aldergham8781.4+1.4
Liberal Catherine Searle8281.3+1.3
Liberal Emma Atterbury8001.3+1.3
Greens Vica Bayley (elected 2)6,3139.9+7.8
Greens Helen Burnet (elected 5)3,4225.4+5.4
Greens Janet Shelley1,0761.7+1.7
Greens Peter Jones8211.3+1.3
Greens Nathan Volf6291.0+0.3
Greens Trenton Hoare5450.9+0.9
Greens James Zalotockyj4590.7+0.7
Independent Kristie Johnston (elected 4)4,9257.7−3.2
Independent Sue Hickey 3,1174.9−4.9
Independent Ben Lohberger1,7022.7+2.7
Independent Louise Elliot1,1601.8+1.8
Animal Justice Casey Davies1,0881.7+1.7
Shooters, Fishers, Farmers Adrian Pickin5210.8+0.8
Shooters, Fishers, Farmers Lorraine Bennett4080.6+0.2
Local Network David Nunn1470.2+0.2
Local Network Frank Formby1290.2+0.2
Local Network Sam Campbell1120.2+0.2
Local Network Ranae Zollner880.1+0.1
Independent Stefan Vogel1620.3+0.3
Independent Angela Triffitt900.1+0.1
Independent John Michael Forster700.1+0.1
Total formal votes63,60394.6−0.4
Informal votes3,6555.4+0.4
Turnout 67,25890.6−0.1
Party total votes
Labor 19,37530.5+8.4
Liberal 17,24427.1−4.7
Greens 13,26520.9+0.8
Independent Kristie Johnston 4,9257.7−3.2
Independent Sue Hickey 3,1174.9−4.9
Independent Ben Lohberger1,7022.7+2.7
Independent Louise Elliot1,1601.8+1.8
Animal Justice 1,0881.7+1.7
Shooters, Fishers, Farmers 9291.5+0.1
Local Network 4760.7+0.7
Independent Stefan Vogel1620.3+0.3
Independent Angela Triffitt900.1+0.1
Independent John Michael Forster700.1+0.1

2021

This section is an excerpt from Results of the 2021 Tasmanian state election § Clark.[ edit ]
2021 Tasmanian state election: Clark [2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Quota 10,626
Liberal Elise Archer (elected 2)9,40214.7−1.6
Liberal Madeleine Ogilvie (elected 4)3,9926.3+6.3
Liberal Simon Behrakis 3,7225.8+2.3
Liberal Will Coats1,6902.7+2.7
Liberal Harvey Lennon1,4882.3+2.3
Labor Ella Haddad (elected 3)7,99812.5+4.4
Labor Simon Davis1,9863.1+3.1
Labor Chris Clark1,5972.5+2.5
Labor Sam Mitchell1,2942.0+2.0
Labor Deb Carnes1,1911.9+1.9
Greens Cassy O'Connor (elected 1)9,46914.9+2.4
Greens Vica Bayley 1,3722.2+2.2
Greens Bec Taylor9431.5+1.5
Greens Tim Smith5460.9+0.9
Greens Nathan Volf4420.7+0.7
Independent Kristie Johnston (elected 5)6,99411.0+11.0
Independent Sue Hickey 6,2619.8+9.8
Animal Justice Tim Westcott9021.4+1.4
Shooters, Fishers, Farmers Andrew Large5880.9+0.9
Shooters, Fishers, Farmers Lorraine Bennett3100.5+0.5
Independent Mike Dutta6151.0+1.0
Independent Jax Ewin5370.8+0.8
Independent Lisa Gershwin 2600.4+0.4
Federation Justin Stringer1540.2+0.2
Total formal votes63,75395.0−0.9
Informal votes3,3785.0+0.9
Turnout 67,13190.7−0.7
Party total votes
Liberal 20,29431.8−5.9
Labor 14,06622.1−19.8
Greens 12,77220.0+2.5
Independent Kristie Johnston 6,99411.0+11.0
Independent Sue Hickey 6,2619.8+9.8
Animal Justice 9021.4+1.4
Shooters, Fishers, Farmers 8981.4+1.4
Independent Mike Dutta6151.0+1.0
Independent Jax Ewin5370.8+0.8
Independent Lisa Gershwin 2600.4+0.4
Federation 1540.2+0.2
Liberal hold Swing –1.6
Liberal hold Swing +6.3
Labor hold Swing +4.4
Greens hold Swing +2.4
Independent gain from Labor Swing +11.0

Elections in the 2010s

2018

This section is an excerpt from Results of the 2018 Tasmanian state election § Denison.[ edit ]
2018 Tasmanian state election: Denison [3]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Quota 10,866
Labor Scott Bacon (elected 1)11,79818.1−4.5
Labor Ella Haddad (elected 5)5,2888.1+8.1
Labor Madeleine Ogilvie 4,3406.7+3.3
Labor Tim Cox3,8605.9+5.9
Labor Zelinda Sherlock1,9983.1+3.1
Liberal Elise Archer (elected 2)10,62716.3+5.8
Liberal Sue Hickey (elected 4)7,14211.0+11.0
Liberal Kristy Johnson3,2345.0+5.0
Liberal Simon Behrakis 2,3173.6+3.6
Liberal Dean Young 1,2601.9+1.9
Greens Cassy O'Connor (elected 3)8,09512.4−2.7
Greens Helen Burnet 1,5322.4+2.4
Greens Mel Fitzpatrick7331.1+1.1
Greens Rose Kokkoris6030.9+0.9
Greens Aaron Benham4650.7+0.7
Shooters, Fishers, Farmers Lorraine Bennett1,1901.8+1.8
Tasmanians 4 Tasmania Rob Newitt3620.6+0.6
Tasmanians 4 Tasmania Alan Barnett3470.5+0.5
Total formal votes65,19195.8+0.6
Informal votes2,8354.2−0.6
Turnout 68,02691.4−1.3
Party total votes
Labor 27,28441.9+8.1
Liberal 24,58037.7−0.6
Greens 11,42817.5−3.7
Shooters, Fishers, Farmers 1,1901.8+1.8
Tasmanians 4 Tasmania 7091.1+1.1
Labor hold Swing –4.5
Labor hold Swing +8.1
Liberal hold Swing +5.8
Liberal hold Swing +11.0
Greens hold Swing –2.7

2014

This section is an excerpt from Results of the 2014 Tasmanian state election § Denison.[ edit ]
2014 Tasmanian state election: Denison [4]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Quota 10,660
Liberal Matthew Groom (elected 2)13,82921.6+6.5
Liberal Elise Archer (elected 4)6,70110.5+5.8
Liberal Robert Mallett2,0803.3+3.3
Liberal Deborah De Williams 1,0521.6+1.6
Liberal René Kling8231.3+1.3
Labor Scott Bacon (elected 1)14,46922.6+11.1
Labor Madeleine Ogilvie (elected 5)2,1563.4+2.4
Labor Julian Amos 1,9173.0+3.0
Labor Alphonse Mulumba1,5872.5+2.5
Labor Sharon Carnes1,4822.3+2.3
Greens Cassy O'Connor (elected 3)9,69415.2−1.0
Greens Bill Harvey1,6142.5+2.5
Greens Penelope Ann9341.5+0.2
Greens Philip Cocker6951.1+1.1
Greens Alan Whykes6151.0+1.0
Palmer United Barbara Etter7371.2+1.2
Palmer United Rob Newitt3690.6+0.6
Palmer United Justin Stringer3570.6+0.6
Palmer United Charles Forrest3030.5+0.5
Palmer United Mark Grube2540.4+0.4
Independent Marti Zucco7881.2+1.2
Independent Hans Willink4130.6+0.6
Socialist Alliance Shaine Stephen3000.5+0.5
Independent Leo Foley2070.3+0.3
National Vlad Gala750.1+0.1
National Julian Edwards610.1+0.1
National Domenic Allocca480.1+0.1
Independent Freddy Hill1520.2+0.2
Independent Lucas Noyes1300.2+0.2
Independent Michael Swanton1140.2+0.2
Total formal votes63,95695.2−1.0
Informal votes3,2184.8+1.0
Turnout 67,17492.7−0.3
Party total votes
Liberal 24,48538.3+8.5
Labor 21,61133.8−2.5
Greens 13,55221.2−3.7
Palmer United 2,0203.2+3.2
Independent Marti Zucco7881.2+1.2
Independent Hans Willink4130.6+0.6
Socialist Alliance 3000.5−0.1
Independent Leo Foley2070.3+0.3
National 1840.3+0.3
Independent Freddy Hill1520.2+0.2
Independent Lucas Noyes1300.2+0.2
Independent Michael Swanton1140.2+0.2
Liberal hold Swing +6.5
Liberal hold Swing +5.8
Labor hold Swing +11.1
Labor hold Swing +2.4
Greens hold Swing –1.0

2010

This section is an excerpt from Results of the 2010 Tasmanian state election § Denison.[ edit ]
2010 Tasmanian state election: Denison [5]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Quota 10,630
Labor David Bartlett (elected 2)10,16915.9+2.9
Labor Scott Bacon (elected 4)7,35611.5+11.5
Labor Lisa Singh 3,8336.0−3.4
Labor Graeme Sturges 1,1851.9−7.7
Labor Madeleine Ogilvie 6081.0+1.0
Liberal Matthew Groom (elected 3)9,60215.1+15.1
Liberal Richard Lowrie3,1384.9+1.3
Liberal Elise Archer (elected 5)2,9994.7+1.5
Liberal Matt Stevenson1,8342.9+2.9
Liberal Jenny Branch1,4282.2+2.2
Greens Cassy O'Connor (elected 1)10,33616.2+12.3
Greens Helen Burnet 3,1424.9+4.9
Greens Peter Cover8751.4+1.4
Greens Penelope Ann8111.3+1.3
Greens Kartika Franks7131.1+1.1
Independent Andrew Wilkie 5,3828.4+8.4
Socialist Alliance Melanie Barnes3650.6+0.6
Total formal votes63,77696.2+0.5
Informal votes2,5413.8−0.5
Turnout 66,31793.0+0.7
Party total votes
Labor 23,15136.3−10.5
Liberal 19,00129.8+3.1
Greens 15,87724.9+0.8
Independent Andrew Wilkie 5,3828.4+8.4
Socialist Alliance 3650.6+0.2

Elections in the 2000s

2006

This section is an excerpt from Results of the 2006 Tasmanian state election § Denison.[ edit ]
2006 Tasmanian state election: Denison [6]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Quota 10,257
Labor David Bartlett (elected 3)7,98213.0+8.7
Labor Graeme Sturges (elected 5)5,9229.6+4.9
Labor Lisa Singh (elected 4)5,7609.4+9.4
Labor Louise Sullivan4,0676.6+6.6
Labor Julie Collins 3,7036.0+6.0
Labor Joe Ritchie1,4492.4+2.4
Liberal Michael Hodgman (elected 2)7,43612.1+5.1
Liberal Fabian Dixon3,5965.8+5.8
Liberal Richard Lowrie2,2393.6+3.6
Liberal Elise Archer 1,9393.2+3.2
Liberal John Klonaris1,1301.8+1.8
Greens Peg Putt (elected 1)11,33818.4−1.6
Greens Cassy O'Connor 2,4263.9+3.9
Greens Marrette Corby3710.6+0.6
Greens Bill Harvey3640.6+0.6
Greens Toby Rowallan3130.5+0.5
Group FMichael Fracalossi3090.5+0.5
Group FPaul Glover890.1+0.1
Group FKen Higgs430.1+0.1
Tasmania First Kevin Pelham1900.3+0.3
Tasmania First Eric Zeppenfeld1350.2+0.2
Independent Leo Foley2710.4+0.4
Socialist Alliance Linda Seaborn2370.4+0.4
Independent Hugh Miller2290.4+0.4
Total formal votes61,53895.70.0
Informal votes2,7474.30.0
Turnout 64,28594.2+1.6
Party total votes
Labor 28,88347.0−3.9
Liberal 16,34026.5+3.6
Greens 14,81224.0−0.4
Group F4410.7+0.7
Tasmania First 3250.5+0.5
Independent Leo Foley2710.4+0.4
Socialist Alliance 2370.4+0.4
Independent Hugh Miller2290.4+0.4

2002

This section is an excerpt from Results of the 2002 Tasmanian state election § Denison.[ edit ]
2002 Tasmanian state election: Denison [7]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Quota 10,040
Labor Jim Bacon (elected 1)21,39135.5+3.7
Labor Graeme Sturges (elected 5)2,8494.7+4.7
Labor David Bartlett 2,5544.2+4.2
Labor James Crotty2,2813.8+3.8
Labor Judy Jackson (elected 4)1,5512.6−2.4
Greens Peg Putt (elected 2)12,03620.0+9.5
Greens Jo Hall7201.2+1.2
Greens Mat Hines7101.2+1.2
Greens Tim Graham6511.1+1.1
Greens Cath Hughes6431.1+1.1
Liberal Bob Cheek 4,6227.7−5.2
Liberal Michael Hodgman (elected 3)4,2057.00.0
Liberal Jan Kuplis1,9253.2+3.2
Liberal Steve Mav1,8633.1+3.1
Liberal Tony Steven8111.3+1.3
Liberal Matt Woolnough3960.7+0.7
Group EFrank Nicklason4620.8+0.8
Group ESteve Poulton1430.2+0.2
Socialist Alliance Alex Bainbridge2240.4+0.4
Socialist Alliance Shua Garfield1780.3+0.3
Total formal votes60,23595.7−0.6
Informal votes2,7244.3+0.6
Turnout 62,95992.6−1.2
Party total votes
Labor 30,62650.8+4.5
Greens 14,76024.5+11.4
Liberal 13,82222.9−13.3
Group E6051.0+1.0
Socialist Alliance 4220.7+0.7

Elections in the 1990s

1998

This section is an excerpt from Results of the 1998 Tasmanian state election § Denison.[ edit ]
1998 Tasmanian state election: Denison [8]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Quota 9,899
Labor Jim Bacon (elected 1)18,90131.8+17.1
Labor Judy Jackson (elected 2)2,9685.0−1.5
Labor Gwynn Mac Carrick1,8543.1+3.1
Labor Andy Bennett 1,2812.2+2.2
Labor Stuart Slade1,0931.8+0.1
Labor Luigi Bini7971.3+1.3
Labor Deb Carnes6081.0+1.0
Liberal Bob Cheek (elected 3)7,65212.9+6.3
Liberal Ray Groom (elected 4)6,43010.8−5.4
Liberal Michael Hodgman 4,1417.0+0.3
Liberal John Remess2,8434.8+4.8
Liberal Steven Mavrigiannakis4350.7+0.7
Greens Peg Putt (elected 5)6,26310.5+0.9
Greens Dick Friend4620.8−1.2
Greens Trish Moran4600.8+0.3
Greens Simon Baptist3060.5+0.5
Greens Mat Hines2980.5+0.5
Tasmania First John Presser4640.8+0.8
Tasmania First Geoff Churchill3030.5+0.5
Tasmania First Frank Hesman2230.4+0.4
Tasmania First Inez McCarthy1920.3+0.3
Tasmania First Barbara Woods1870.3+0.3
Democrats Chris Ivory3540.6+0.6
Democrats Brent Blackburn3450.6+0.6
Independent Bob Elliston1860.3+0.3
Independent Informal1030.2−0.3
Group BJenny Forward650.1+0.1
Group BMathew Munro370.1+0.1
Independent Matthew D. Piscioneri560.1+0.1
Independent Bob Campbell440.1+0.1
Independent Gregory Broszczyk390.1+0.1
Total formal votes59,39096.3+1.5
Informal votes2,3103.7−1.5
Turnout 61,70093.8−1.4
Party total votes
Labor 27,50246.3+0.9
Liberal 21,50136.2+0.8
Greens 7,78913.1−0.9
Tasmania First 1,3692.3+2.3
Democrats 6991.2+1.2
Independent Bob Elliston1860.3+0.3
Independent Informal1030.2−0.3
Group B1020.2+0.2
Independent Matthew D. Piscioneri560.1+0.1
Independent Bob Campbell440.1+0.1
Independent Gregory Broszczyk390.1+0.1

1996

This section is an excerpt from Results of the 1996 Tasmanian state election § Denison.[ edit ]
1996 Tasmanian state election: Denison [9]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Quota 7,453
Labor Jim Bacon (elected 2)8,76614.7+14.7
Labor John White (elected 3)6,80911.4+2.9
Labor Judy Jackson (elected 6)3,8586.5−3.2
Labor Julian Amos 3,7216.2+0.5
Labor Cora Trevarthen1,5412.6+2.6
Labor Stuart Slade1,0381.7+1.7
Labor Pam Wright8881.5+1.5
Labor Bob Riep4240.7+0.7
Liberal Ray Groom (elected 1)9,63716.2−10.6
Liberal Michael Hodgman (elected 7)3,9946.7−5.5
Liberal Bob Cheek (elected 5)3,9466.6+6.6
Liberal Jane Goodluck1,9223.2+3.2
Liberal John Barker 9981.7+0.1
Liberal Nell Ames4290.7+0.7
Liberal Hans Willink2070.3+0.3
Greens Peg Putt (elected 4)5,7389.6+7.8
Greens Dick Friend1,2112.0+2.0
Greens Ann Wessing3080.5+0.5
Greens Kath Hughes2990.5+0.5
Greens Trish Moran2770.5+0.5
Greens Peter Jones2720.5+0.5
Greens Margie Law2580.4+0.4
National Kevin Pelham4620.8+0.8
National Ian Coggins2920.5+0.5
Extremely Greedy 40%Chris Kelly4350.7+0.7
Extremely Greedy 40%Jenny Sheridan2670.4+0.4
Independent Austra Maddox6981.2+1.2
Group FJeff Briscoe5510.9+0.9
Group FSharon Howett350.1+0.1
Group DInformal2850.5+0.5
Group DJanet Locke520.1+0.1
Total formal votes59,61894.8+0.8
Informal votes3,2405.2−0.8
Turnout 62,85895.2+1.7
Party total votes
Labor 27,04545.4+12.1
Liberal 21,33335.4−8.5
Greens 8,36314.0−3.9
National 7541.3+1.3
Extremely Greedy 40%7021.2+1.2
Independent Austra Maddox6981.2+1.2
Group F5861.0+1.0
Group D3370.6+0.6

1992

This section is an excerpt from Results of the 1992 Tasmanian state election § Denison.[ edit ]
1992 Tasmanian state election: Denison [10]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Quota 6,839
Liberal Ray Groom (elected 1)14,65426.8+8.8
Liberal Michael Hodgman (elected 3)6,65412.2+12.2
Liberal John Barker (elected 5)8581.6−1.1
Liberal Joy Cairns8221.5+1.5
Liberal Peter Dobromilsky3770.7+0.7
Liberal Ingrid Wren3460.6+0.6
Liberal Chris Gibson 3320.6−0.3
Labor Judy Jackson (elected 4)5,3109.7+2.4
Labor John White (elected 6)4,6488.5+0.3
Labor David Crean 3,1765.8−1.8
Labor Julian Amos (elected 7)3,1425.7+5.7
Labor Charles Touber 1,0301.9−0.8
Labor Andrew Daniels6401.2−1.3
Labor Rosalind Escott2670.5+0.5
Independent Greens Bob Brown (elected 2)8,25515.1−6.6
Independent Greens Peg Putt 9581.8+1.8
Independent Greens Rob Valentine 2100.4+0.4
Independent Greens Karen Weldrick1370.3+0.3
Independent Greens Mary Jenkins1010.2+0.2
Independent Greens Stuart Baird890.2+0.2
Independent Greens Dave Heatley660.1+0.1
Advance Tasmania Hank Petrusma 1,9283.5+3.5
Advance TasmaniaRuth Butler900.2+0.2
More JobsBrian Sampson2010.4+0.4
More JobsGordon Dunsby1550.3+0.3
Independent Ken Harvey1110.2+0.2
Independent Mary Guy1040.2+0.2
Independent Doug Fenton460.1+0.1
Total formal votes54,70795.6+0.4
Informal votes2,5084.4−0.4
Turnout 57,21593.5+2.1
Party total votes
Liberal 24,04343.9+5.5
Labor 18,21333.3−3.6
Independent Greens 9,81617.9−5.6
Advance Tasmania2,0183.7+3.7
More Jobs3560.7+0.7
Independent Ken Harvey1110.2+0.2
Independent Mary Guy1040.2+0.2
Independent Doug Fenton460.1+0.1

Elections in the 1980s

1989

This section is an excerpt from Results of the 1989 Tasmanian state election § Denison.[ edit ]
1989 Tasmanian state election: Denison [11]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Quota 6,783
Liberal Ray Groom (elected 2)9,77518.0+1.7
Liberal John Bennett (elected 3)7,52513.9+5.1
Liberal John Barker (elected 4)1,4862.7+0.1
Liberal Nell Ames5971.1+1.1
Liberal Chris Gibson 5150.9+0.9
Liberal Tony Steven4690.9+0.9
Liberal Beth Darcey4430.8+0.8
Labor John White (elected 6)4,4728.2+2.0
Labor David Crean (elected 7)4,1147.6+7.6
Labor Judy Jackson (elected 5)3,9427.3+0.5
Labor Neil Batt 3,8897.2+0.3
Labor Charles Touber 1,4832.7+2.7
Labor Andrew Daniels1,3562.5+2.5
Labor Catherine Cuthbert7791.4+1.4
Independent Greens Bob Brown (elected 1)11,75521.7+6.1
Independent Greens Michael Lynch5371.0+1.0
Independent Greens Patsy Jones2360.4+0.4
Independent Greens Sheena Brookman1970.4+0.4
Democrats Robert Bell3600.7+0.7
Democrats June Francis1200.2+0.2
Democrats Wendy Cuskelly1010.2+0.2
Independent Anthony Delara1060.2+0.2
Total formal votes54,25795.2+1.3
Informal votes2,7464.8−1.3
Turnout 57,00391.4−1.3
Party total votes
Liberal 20,81038.4−5.2
Labor 20,03536.9+6.1
Independent Greens 12,72523.5+4.9
Democrats 5811.1+1.1
Independent Anthony Delara1060.2+0.2

1986

This section is an excerpt from Results of the 1986 Tasmanian state election § Denison.[ edit ]
1986 Tasmanian state election: Denison [12]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Quota 6,464
Liberal Ray Groom (elected 1)8,40616.3+16.3
Liberal John Bennett (elected 3)4,5478.8+8.8
Liberal Geoff Davis (elected 5)2,5705.00.0
Liberal Carmel Holmes 2,4894.8+3.4
Liberal John Barker 1,3392.6+2.6
Liberal Peter Walker 1,1932.3−2.4
Liberal Clem Hoggett1,0782.1+2.1
Liberal Andrew Hurburgh9461.8+1.8
Labor Neil Batt (elected 6)3,5786.9+6.9
Labor Judy Jackson (elected 4)3,5166.8+6.8
Labor John White (elected 7)3,2036.2+6.2
Labor Julian Amos 2,0173.9−4.6
Labor Bob Gordon1,7953.5+3.5
Labor Bob Graham 1,4372.8−1.6
Labor Dee Alty3890.8+0.8
Independent Greens Bob Brown (elected 2)8,05615.6+7.4
Independent Greens Judy Richter1710.3+0.3
Independent Brian Miller 3,3746.5+6.5
Group D Gabriel Haros 1,2692.5+2.5
Group DBernard Devine1240.2+0.2
Independent Chris Munday2140.4+0.4
Total formal votes51,71193.9−0.5
Informal votes3,3746.1+0.5
Turnout 55,08592.70.0
Party total votes
Liberal 22,56843.6−5.2
Labor 15,93530.8+2.2
Independent Greens 8,22715.9+7.6
Independent Brian Miller 3,3746.5+6.5
Group D1,3932.7+2.7
Independent Chris Munday2140.4+0.4

1982

This section is an excerpt from Results of the 1982 Tasmanian state election § Denison.[ edit ]
1982 Tasmanian state election: Denison [13]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Quota 6,201
Liberal Max Bingham (elected 1)12,06824.3−1.4
Liberal Gabriel Haros (elected 4)2,8035.7+0.9
Liberal Geoff Davis (elected 5)2,4785.0+2.1
Liberal John Stopp 2,4334.9+4.9
Liberal Peter Walker (elected 6)2,3504.7+4.7
Liberal Richard Mulcahy 1,3882.8+2.8
Liberal Carmel Holmes 7081.4+1.4
Labor Julian Amos (elected 2)4,2138.5−3.5
Labor John Devine (elected 3)3,7607.6−4.1
Labor Bob Graham 2,2014.4−0.7
Labor Colin Brown1,3622.7+2.7
Labor Ian Cuthbertson7621.5+1.5
Labor Marjorie Luck7111.4+1.4
Labor Ron Snashall6861.4+1.4
Labor Arnold Sierink4981.0+1.0
Democrats Norm Sanders (elected 7)4,2758.6+4.4
Democrats Angela Devine2750.6+0.6
Democrats Mark Clough2040.4+0.4
Democrats Peter Creet1820.4+0.4
Democrats Rod Broadby1750.4−2.4
Independent Greens Bob Brown 4,0648.2+8.2
Independent Greens Tina Fraser2090.4+0.4
Group ABrian Hoyle5041.0+1.0
Group AMike Brown3360.7+0.7
Independent Nigel Abbott 5451.1+1.1
Independent Peter Bell1310.3+0.3
Independent Verne Reid1290.3+0.3
Independent Harvey Wallace-Williams630.1+0.1
Independent Reg Johnston590.1+0.1
Independent Emery Thierjung290.1+0.1
Total formal votes49,60194.4−1.9
Informal votes2,9655.6+1.9
Turnout 52,56692.7+0.3
Party total votes
Liberal 24,22848.8+6.8
Labor 14,19328.6−22.1
Democrats 5,11110.3+2.9
Independent Greens 4,2738.6+8.6
Group A8401.7+1.7
Independent Nigel Abbott 5451.1+1.1
Independent Peter Bell1310.3+0.3
Independent Verne Reid1290.3+0.3
Independent Harvey Wallace-Williams630.1+0.1
Independent Reg Johnston590.1+0.1
Independent Emery Thierjung290.1+0.1


Elections in the 1970s

1979

This section is an excerpt from Results of the 1979 Tasmanian state election § Denison.[ edit ]
1979 Tasmanian state election: Denison [14]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Quota 6,048
Labor Neil Batt (elected 2)6,10612.6−5.8
Labor Julian Amos (elected 3)5,80812.0+5.2
Labor John Devine (elected 4)5,66411.7+11.7
Labor John Green (elected 5)3,7717.8+2.1
Labor Bob Graham 2,4445.1+5.1
Labor Des Lavey5401.1−1.6
Labor Norm Hanscombe1830.4+0.4
Liberal Max Bingham (elected 1)12,43225.7−5.3
Liberal Gabriel Haros 2,3204.8+4.8
Liberal Robert Mather (elected 6)1,8453.8+1.0
Liberal Geoff Davis 1,4493.0+3.0
Liberal Bob Baker (elected 7)8371.7−1.4
Liberal Max Robinson 6671.4+0.4
Liberal John Avery5331.1+1.1
Liberal Terry Bower2180.5+0.5
Democrats Norm Sanders 2,0444.2+4.2
Democrats Rod Broadby1,3602.8+2.8
Democrats Robert MacFie1550.3+0.3
Total formal votes48,37696.3+0.1
Informal votes1,8713.7−0.1
Turnout 50,24792.4−0.6
Party total votes
Labor 24,51650.7+3.9
Liberal 20,30142.0−4.8
Democrats 3,5597.4+7.4

1976

This section is an excerpt from Results of the 1976 Tasmanian state election § Denison.[ edit ]
1976 Tasmanian state election: Denison
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Quota 5,854
Liberal Max Bingham (elected 1)14,52131.0+7.1
Liberal Hank Petrusma 1,7773.8+2.0
Liberal Bob Baker (elected 6)1,4663.1−0.7
Liberal Robert Mather (elected 5)1,3052.8−1.8
Liberal David Brownlow1,2972.8+2.8
Liberal Rudge Townley8391.8+1.8
Liberal Max Robinson (elected 7)4741.0+1.0
Liberal Basil Giffard2300.5+0.5
Labor Neil Batt (elected 2)8,63918.4+9.7
Labor Julian Amos (elected 3)3,1676.8+6.8
Labor John Green (elected 4)2,6685.7−4.5
Labor Ian Cole 1,8874.0+0.4
Labor Margaret Thurstans1,8313.9+3.9
Labor Thomas Gascoigne1,3162.8+2.8
Labor Des Lavey1,2692.7+2.7
Labor Ken Austin 1,1322.4−6.2
United Tasmania Rod Broadby1,5253.3+3.3
United Tasmania Helen Gee 3520.8+0.8
United Tasmania Patricia Armstrong2900.6+0.6
United Tasmania Patricia Jones2650.6+0.6
United Tasmania William Hickson960.2+0.2
United Tasmania Kevin Hazelwood730.2+0.2
United Tasmania David Stephen640.1+0.1
Workers Lance Buckingham1990.4+0.4
Workers Peter Mollon260.1+0.1
Socialist Workers Rosanne Fidler720.2+0.2
Socialist Workers John Tully510.1+0.1
Total formal votes46,83196.20.0
Informal votes1,8283.80.0
Turnout 48,65993.0−1.3
Party total votes
Liberal 21,90946.8+6.8
Labor 21,90946.8+0.5
United Tasmania 2,6655.7−1.2
Workers 2250.5+0.5
Socialist Workers 1230.3+0.3

1972

This section is an excerpt from Results of the 1972 Tasmanian state election § Denison.[ edit ]
1972 Tasmanian state election: Denison
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Quota 5,039
Labor Merv Everett (elected 2)6,06015.0+2.1
Labor Neil Batt (elected 4)3,5198.7+1.1
Labor Ken Austin (elected 5)3,4858.6+0.4
Labor Kevin Corby (elected 7)2,1365.3+5.3
Labor Ian Cole 1,4663.6+3.6
Labor Gabriel Klok8842.2+2.2
Labor Kath Venn 6071.5+1.5
Labor John Green 4891.2+1.2
Liberal Max Bingham (elected 1)9,63023.9+16.3
Liberal Robert Mather (elected 3)1,8654.6−3.2
Liberal Bob Baker (elected 6)1,5233.8−0.3
Liberal George Brown 8872.2−1.7
Liberal Ronald Banks7922.0−3.5
Liberal Hank Petrusma 7241.8+1.8
Liberal Fred Johnson4851.2+1.2
Liberal Kathleen Sargison2280.6+0.6
United Tasmania Norman Laird1,0732.7+2.7
United Tasmania Alfred White 7391.8+1.8
United Tasmania Ian Milne5361.3+1.3
United Tasmania Kevin Scott4311.1+1.1
Independent Nigel Abbott 1,1933.0+3.0
Independent Bill Wedd 8512.1−4.0
Independent Harry McLoughlin 6001.5+1.5
Independent Elvie Cobern630.2+0.2
Independent Joseph Armstrong450.1+0.1
Total formal votes40,31196.2+1.2
Informal votes1,5723.8−1.2
Turnout 41,88394.3+1.4
Party total votes
Labor 18,64646.3+2.6
Liberal 16,13440.0−7.4
United Tasmania 2,7796.9+6.9
Independent Nigel Abbott 1,1933.0+3.0
Independent Bill Wedd 8512.1−4.0
Independent Harry McLoughlin 6001.5+1.5
Independent Elvie Cobern630.2+0.2
Independent Joseph Armstrong450.1+0.1

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  2. ↑ "2021 Results for Clark". Tasmanian Electoral Commission. Retrieved 12 May 2021.
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