Graham Perrett

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Graham Perrett
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Perrett in 2013
Member of the Australian Parliament
for Moreton
Incumbent
Assumed office
24 November 2007		PositionVotes %±%Result
2004 Moreton Labor 30,82839.12Increase2.svg  0.14Second36,118 45.83 Decrease2.svg  1.61 Not Elected
2007 37,908 47.11 Increase2.svg  7.27 First 44,055 54.75 Increase2.svg  7.58 Elected
2010 29,190 36.01 Decrease2.svg 12.12 Second 41,147 51.13 Decrease2.svg  4.88 Elected
2013 31,932 38.73 Increase2.svg  2.72 Second 42,503 51.55 Increase2.svg  0.42 Elected
2016 31,342 36.90 Decrease2.svg  1.83 Second 45,892 54.02 Increase2.svg  2.47 Elected
2019 31,864 35.15 Decrease2.svg  1.60 Second 47,045 51.90 Decrease2.svg  2.12 Elected
2022 34,633 37.42 Increase2.svg  2.27 First 54,690 59.09 Increase2.svg  7.19 Elected

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