Results of the 2010 Tasmanian state election

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Tasmanian state election, 20 March 2010 [1]
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Enrolled voters357,315
Votes cast335,353 Turnout 93.85−1.03
Informal votes14,915Informal4.45+0.01
Summary of votes by party
PartyPrimary votes %SwingSeatsChange
  Liberal 124,93338.99+7.1710+3
  Labor 118,16836.88−12.3910−4
  Greens 69,23321.61+4.975+1
  Socialist Alliance 6460.20+0.0400
  Independent 7,4582.33+0.7200
Total320,438  25 

This is a list of House of Assembly results for the 2010 Tasmanian election.

Results by Division

Bass

2010 Tasmanian state election: Bass [2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Quota 10,617
Liberal Michael Ferguson (elected 1)15,91125.0+25.0
Liberal Peter Gutwein (elected 3)9,06014.2+0.7
Liberal Michele McGinty1,2442.0+2.0
Liberal Nick Pedley5360.8+0.8
Liberal Pam Dakin4130.6+0.6
Labor Michelle O'Byrne (elected 2)11,38017.9-5.4
Labor Brian Wightman (elected 5)3,1915.0+5.0
Labor Scott McLean3,0904.9+4.9
Labor Brant Webb 2,6994.2+4.2
Labor Michelle Cripps1,6272.6+2.6
Greens Kim Booth (elected 4)8,85313.9+4.6
Greens Jeremy Ball 2,2263.5+1.7
Greens Peter Whish-Wilson 1,2091.9+1.9
Greens Sally Day6751.1+1.1
Greens Bev Ernst3800.6+0.6
Independent Tim Parish4840.8+0.8
Independent Peter Kaye2790.4+0.4
Independent Jim Collier1620.3-0.1
Independent Mark Webb1580.2+0.2
Independent Sven Wiener1210.2+0.2
Total formal votes63,69895.30.0
Informal votes3,1624.70.0
Turnout 66,86093.8-1.1
Party total votes
Liberal 27,16442.6+8.9
Labor 21,98734.5-15.2
Greens 13,34321.0+7.4
Independent Tim Parish4840.8+0.8
Independent Peter Kaye2790.4+0.4
Independent Jim Collier1620.3-0.1
Independent Mark Webb1580.2+0.2
Independent Sven Wiener1210.2+0.2

Braddon

2010 Tasmanian state election: Braddon [3]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Quota 10,747
Liberal Jeremy Rockliff (elected 2)10,99417.1+1.9
Liberal Adam Brooks (elected 4)6,97210.8+10.8
Liberal Brett Whiteley 5,5478.6-0.1
Liberal Leonie Hiscutt 2,7154.2+4.2
Liberal Grant Dunham1,2011.9+1.9
Liberal Philip Lamont1,1151.7+1.7
Liberal Colin Lamont5940.9+0.9
Labor Bryan Green (elected 1)11,22117.4-7.0
Labor Brenton Best (elected 3)7,08711.0+0.9
Labor Shane Broad 3,3035.1+5.1
Labor Judy Richmond2,3093.6+3.6
Labor Kay Eastley2,0273.1+3.1
Greens Paul O'Halloran (elected 5)5,7188.9+2.1
Greens Ted Field8941.4+1.4
Greens Clair Gilmour7811.2+1.2
Greens David Henderson7461.2+1.2
Greens Melissa Houghton7351.1+1.1
Independent Timothy Kidd2700.4+0.4
Independent Valerie Blake2470.4+0.4
Total formal votes64,47695.1-0.3
Informal votes3,2974.9+0.3
Turnout 67,77394.1-1.0
Party total votes
Liberal 29,13845.2+8.6
Labor 25,94740.2-11.2
Greens 8,87413.8+3.4
Independent Timothy Kidd2700.4+0.4
Independent Valerie Blake2470.4+0.4

Denison

2010 Tasmanian state election: Denison [4]
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

Franklin

2010 Tasmanian state election: Franklin [5]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Quota 10,675
Liberal Will Hodgman (elected 1)20,30231.7+9.7
Liberal Jacquie Petrusma (elected 5)2,5003.9+3.9
Liberal Tony Mulder 2,1063.3+3.3
Liberal Jillian Law8841.4+1.4
Liberal David Compton5760.9+0.9
Labor Lara Giddings (elected 3)9,64815.1+4.6
Labor David O'Byrne (elected 4)4,8467.6+7.6
Labor Daniel Hulme 2,2143.5+2.5
Labor Ross Butler 1,8542.9+1.2
Labor Kate Churchill9641.5+1.5
Greens Nick McKim (elected 2)15,46224.1+8.2
Greens Wendy Heatley6211.0+1.0
Greens Adam Burling4950.8+0.8
Greens Deborah Brewer4780.7+0.7
Greens Mark Harrison4590.7+0.7
Independent John Forster3550.6+0.6
Socialist Alliance Jenny Forward2810.4+0.4
Total formal votes64,04596.2+0.1
Informal votes2,5483.8-0.1
Turnout 66,59394.7-0.5
Party total votes
Liberal 26,36841.2+9.2
Labor 19,52630.5-15.6
Greens 17,51527.3+7.4
Independent John Forster3550.6+0.6
Socialist Alliance 2810.40.0

Lyons

2010 Tasmanian state election: Lyons [6]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Quota 10,741
Labor Michael Polley (elected 4)8,30212.9-8.3
Labor David Llewellyn 6,61210.3-8.1
Labor Rebecca White (elected 5)6,45310.0+10.0
Labor Heather Butler 2,5403.9-2.1
Labor Nick Wright2,3573.7+3.7
Labor Brendan Sullivan1,2932.0+2.0
Liberal Rene Hidding (elected 2)7,60811.8-2.3
Liberal Mark Shelton (elected 3)5,2638.2+8.2
Liberal Jane Howlett 4,4977.0+2.5
Liberal Jim Playsted4,0276.2+6.2
Liberal Leigh Gray1,8672.9+2.9
Greens Tim Morris (elected 1)9,10814.1+3.6
Greens Karen Cassidy1,5932.5+1.0
Greens Jackie Graham1,0391.6+1.6
Greens Karl Stevens1,0131.6+1.6
Greens Sharon Prior8711.4+1.4
Total formal votes64,44395.0-0.3
Informal votes3,3675.0+0.3
Turnout 67,81093.7-1.4
Party total votes
Labor 27,55742.8-9.5
Liberal 23,26236.1+6.1
Greens 13,62421.1+5.8

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References

  1. ↑ "2010 House of Assembly Results". Tasmanian Electoral Commission. Archived from the original on 30 July 2009.
  2. ↑ "Bass 2010 Results". Tasmanian Parliamentary Library.
  3. ↑ "Braddon 2010 Results". Tasmanian Parliamentary Library.
  4. ↑ "Denison 2010 Results". Tasmanian Parliamentary Library.
  5. ↑ "Franklin 2010 Results". Tasmanian Parliamentary Library.
  6. ↑ "Lyons 2010 Results". Tasmanian Parliamentary Library.
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