Results of the 2013 Australian federal election in New South Wales

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2013 Australian federal election
(New South Wales)
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All 48 New South Wales seats in the Australian House of Representatives
and 6 (of the 12) seats in the Australian Senate
 First partySecond party
  Prime Minister Tony Abbott.jpg Kevin Rudd portrait.jpg
Leader Tony Abbott Kevin Rudd
Party Liberal/National coalition Labor
Last election20 seats26 seats
Seats won30 seats18 seats
Seat changeIncrease2.svg10Decrease2.svg8
Popular vote1,996,2081,433,842
Percentage47.34%34.52%
SwingIncrease2.svg2.74%Decrease2.svg2.76
TPP 54.35%45.65%
TPP swingIncrease2.svg 3.19Decrease2.svg 3.19
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This is a list of electoral division results for the Australian 2013 federal election in the state of New South Wales. [1]

Contents

Overall results

PartyVotes%SwingSeatsChange
  Coalition      
  Liberal Party of Australia 1,551,43637.35+0.6823Increase2.svg 7
  National Party of Australia 414,7729.99+2.067Increase2.svg 3
  Australian Labor Party 1,433,84234.52−2.7618Decrease2.svg 8
  Australian Greens 330,0507.95–2.29
  Palmer United Party 174,5514.20+4.20
  Christian Democratic Party 88,5762.13+0.77
  One Nation 19,5170.47–0.01
  Democratic Labour Party 16,9090.41+0.41
  Katter's Australian Party 16,5340.40+0.40
  Bullet Train for Australia 8,1740.20+0.20
  Australia First Party 6,0840.15+0.07
  Rise Up Australia Party 5,4490.13+0.13
  Citizens Electoral Council 4,0570.10+0.07
  Australian Sex Party 3,2920.08+0.00
  Australian Stable Population Party 2,2450.05+0.05
  Australian Independents 2,0920.05+0.05
  Non-Custodial Parents Party 1,3320.03–0.04
  Socialist Alliance 1,2290.03–0.06
  Future Party 6930.02+0.02
  Secular Party of Australia 6020.01–0.08
  Australian Voice Party 5450.01+0.01
 Independents71,8481.73−2.580Decrease2.svg 2
Total4,153,829  48
Two-party-preferred vote
  Liberal/National Coalition 2,257,65454.35+3.1930Increase2.svg 10
  Australian Labor Party 1,896,17545.65–3.1918Decrease2.svg 8

Results by division

Banks

2013 Australian federal election: Banks [2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal David Coleman 39,89947.01+1.49
Labor Daryl Melham 34,83541.04−1.92
Greens Paul Spight4,2425.00−4.61
Palmer United Jake Wellham2,1252.50+2.50
Christian Democrats Mark Falanga1,9832.34+2.34
Independent Sayed Khedr7680.90+0.90
Katter's Australian Ross Richardson5530.65+0.65
Democratic Labour Robert Haddad4700.55+0.55
Total formal votes84,87590.05−1.58
Informal votes9,3749.95+1.58
Turnout 94,24992.86+0.16
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal David Coleman 43,99051.83+3.28
Labor Daryl Melham 40,88548.17−3.28
Liberal gain from Labor Swing +3.28

Barton

2013 Australian federal election: Barton [3]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Nickolas Varvaris 33,88142.35+1.68
Labor Steve McMahon32,34540.43−8.05
Greens Jackie Brooker4,7885.98−4.87
Palmer United Edward Caruana3,1143.89+3.89
Independent Michael Nagi3,0713.84+3.84
Christian Democrats Kylie French1,5491.94+1.94
One Nation Perry Theo6860.86+0.86
Katter's Australian Rodney Wyse5670.71+0.71
Total formal votes80,00187.96−2.22
Informal votes10,94812.04+2.22
Turnout 90,94992.16+0.54
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal Nickolas Varvaris 40,24550.31+7.17
Labor Steve McMahon39,75649.69−7.17
Liberal gain from Labor Swing +7.17

Bennelong

2013 Australian federal election: Bennelong [4]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal John Alexander 46,90752.99+4.46
Labor Jason Yat-Sen Li 28,72632.45−4.67
Greens Lindsay Peters7,4548.42+0.47
Christian Democrats Julie Worsley2,1352.41+0.28
Palmer United Robert Marks1,5891.80+1.80
Democratic Labour Lachlan McCaffrey 6170.70+0.70
Secular John August6020.68+0.68
Australia First Victor Waterson4920.56+0.56
Total formal votes88,52292.48−0.15
Informal votes7,2007.52+0.15
Turnout 95,72293.35−0.17
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal John Alexander 51,13957.77+4.65
Labor Jason Yat-Sen Li 37,38342.23−4.65
Liberal hold Swing +4.65

Berowra

2013 Australian federal election: Berowra [5]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Philip Ruddock 53,23661.44+1.46
Labor Michael Stove16,40218.93−3.12
Greens John Storey8,68410.02−1.37
Independent Mick Gallagher3,3743.89+1.03
Palmer United Paul Graves2,3242.68+2.68
Christian Democrats Leighton Thew2,1352.46−0.28
Stable Population Deborah Smythe4920.57+0.57
Total formal votes86,64794.45−0.96
Informal votes5,0965.55+0.96
Turnout 91,74394.56+0.11
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal Philip Ruddock 59,84769.07+2.87
Labor Michael Stove26,80030.93−2.87
Liberal hold Swing +2.87

Blaxland

2013 Australian federal election: Blaxland [6]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Jason Clare 43,56855.73+4.75
Liberal Anthony Khouri25,57932.72−0.58
Greens John Ky2,4163.09−3.17
Palmer United Zali Burrows2,1192.71+2.71
Katter's Australian Nafez Taleb1,9212.46+2.46
Christian Democrats Juliat Nasr1,7572.25+2.25
Democratic Labour Boutros Zalloua8171.05+1.05
Total formal votes78,17786.33+0.39
Informal votes12,38013.67−0.39
Turnout 90,55790.30+0.21
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Jason Clare 48,02561.43−0.80
Liberal Anthony Khouri30,15238.57+0.80
Labor hold Swing −0.80

Bradfield

2013 Australian federal election: Bradfield [7]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Paul Fletcher 57,50664.84+0.39
Labor Chris Haviland 14,72016.60−2.62
Greens Pippa McInnes11,42912.89−3.45
Palmer United Blake Buchanan2,3662.67+2.67
Christian Democrats John Archer1,6711.88+1.88
Democratic Labour Paul Harrold9921.12+1.12
Total formal votes88,68494.26−1.64
Informal votes5,4015.74+1.64
Turnout 94,08593.62+0.22
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal Paul Fletcher 62,77170.78+2.60
Labor Chris Haviland 25,91329.22−2.60
Liberal hold Swing +2.60

Calare

2013 Australian federal election: Calare [8]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
National John Cobb 52,65057.65+5.24
Labor Jess Jennings23,18525.39−3.66
Palmer United Brian Cain4,3564.77+4.77
Greens David Mallard4,0544.44−1.56
Independent Macgregor Ross2,3882.61+0.57
Christian Democrats Ian Lyons1,6281.78−0.41
Katter's Australian Billie Kirkland1,2931.42+1.42
Australia First Peter Schultze1,0101.11+1.11
Democratic Labour Anthony Craig7590.83+0.83
Total formal votes91,32393.89−1.18
Informal votes5,9426.11+1.18
Turnout 97,26595.32−0.02
Two-party-preferred result
National John Cobb 60,24865.97+5.23
Labor Jess Jennings31,07534.03−5.23
National hold Swing +5.23

Charlton

2013 Australian federal election: Charlton [9]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Pat Conroy 40,12546.44−6.71
Liberal Kevin Baker24,64628.53−2.18
Palmer United Bronwyn Reid9,41210.89+10.89
Greens Dessie Kocher5,8206.74−2.09
Christian Democrats Steve Camilleri2,6713.09+0.27
One Nation Brian Burston 2,2662.62+2.62
Bullet Train Trevor Anthoney1,4601.69+1.69
Total formal votes86,40092.89−0.19
Informal votes6,6187.11+0.19
Turnout 93,01894.40−0.08
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Pat Conroy 51,17359.23−3.44
Liberal Kevin Baker35,22740.77+3.44
Labor hold Swing −3.44

Chifley

2013 Australian federal election: Chifley [10]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Ed Husic 43,04452.30+0.72
Liberal Isabelle White26,47932.17+1.85
Palmer United Christopher Buttel3,3614.08+4.08
Christian Democrats Dave Vincent2,8623.48−1.58
Greens Ben Hammond2,1982.67−5.76
Independent Ammar Khan1,7492.13+2.13
One Nation Elizabeth Power1,4021.70−0.27
Democratic Labour Michael Wright8100.98+0.98
Australia First Alex Norwick3960.48−0.69
Total formal votes82,30186.64−2.20
Informal votes12,69013.36+2.20
Turnout 94,99192.78+0.09
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Ed Husic 49,83160.55−1.79
Liberal Isabelle White32,47039.45+1.79
Labor hold Swing −1.79

Cook

2013 Australian federal election: Cook [11]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Scott Morrison 55,70760.35+2.47
Labor Peter Scaysbrook22,85024.76−4.05
Greens Mithra Cox6,0586.56−1.17
Palmer United Matthew Palise3,7654.08+4.08
Christian Democrats Beth Smith1,9812.15+0.23
Independent Graeme Strang1,3211.43−0.32
Australia First Jim Saleam6170.67+0.67
Total formal votes92,29994.08−0.11
Informal votes5,8135.92+0.11
Turnout 98,11294.17−0.25
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal Scott Morrison 61,24466.35+3.69
Labor Peter Scaysbrook31,05533.65−3.69
Liberal hold Swing +3.69

Cowper

2013 Australian federal election: Cowper [12]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
National Luke Hartsuyker 45,82053.05+2.28
Labor Alfredo Navarro21,91025.37−2.45
Greens Carol Vernon10,68512.37+3.28
Palmer United Rodney Jeanneret5,7396.64+6.64
Christian Democrats Bethany McAlpine2,2242.57+0.18
Total formal votes86,37894.72−0.95
Informal votes4,8135.28+0.95
Turnout 91,19193.86−0.19
Two-party-preferred result
National Luke Hartsuyker 53,30361.71+2.44
Labor Alfredo Navarro33,07538.29−2.44
National hold Swing +2.44

Cunningham

2013 Australian federal election: Cunningham [13]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Sharon Bird 41,52245.54−3.63
Liberal Philip Clifford30,68533.65+0.80
Greens Helen Wilson10,73011.77−3.35
Palmer United Christopher Atlee4,2534.66+4.66
Christian Democrats Rob George2,2042.42+2.42
Non-Custodial Parents John Flanagan8970.98−0.41
Katter's Australian John Bursill8860.97+0.97
Total formal votes91,17793.63−0.69
Informal votes6,2086.37+0.69
Turnout 97,38593.56−0.21
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Sharon Bird 54,59559.88−3.29
Liberal Philip Clifford36,58240.12+3.29
Labor hold Swing −3.29

Dobell

2013 Australian federal election: Dobell [14]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Karen McNamara 35,61741.35+1.11
Labor Emma McBride 30,24835.11−11.16
Independent Nathan Bracken 7,0908.23+8.23
Greens Sue Wynn4,2384.92−3.69
Independent Craig Thomson 3,4444.00+4.00
Palmer United Kate McGill2,9203.39+3.39
Christian Democrats Hadden Ervin1,2501.45−0.97
Citizens Electoral Council Greg Owen7110.83+0.83
Bullet Train Christian Kunde6220.72+0.72
Total formal votes86,14092.49−1.45
Informal votes6,9947.51+1.45
Turnout 93,13493.82−0.20
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal Karen McNamara 43,65350.68+5.75
Labor Emma McBride 42,48749.32−5.75
Liberal gain from Labor Swing +5.75

Eden-Monaro

2013 Australian federal election: Eden-Monaro [15]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Peter Hendy 40,43145.27+3.43
Labor Mike Kelly 34,63838.78−4.83
Greens Catherine Moore6,7257.53−2.19
Palmer United Dean Lynch4,6555.21+5.21
Independent Andrew Thaler1,2231.37+1.37
Christian Democrats Warren Catton8610.96+0.21
Stable Population Martin Tye6010.67+0.67
Citizens Electoral Council Costas Goumas1790.20+0.20
Total formal votes89,31394.46+0.71
Informal votes5,2405.54−0.71
Turnout 94,55394.52+0.13
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal Peter Hendy 45,19950.61+4.85
Labor Mike Kelly 44,11449.39−4.85
Liberal gain from Labor Swing +4.85

Farrer

2013 Australian federal election: Farrer [16]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Sussan Ley 47,97757.81+6.40
Labor Gavin Hickey19,70823.75−1.54
Greens Christina Sobey3,6434.39−1.49
Palmer United Ronald Emmerton3,3924.09+4.09
Katter's Australian Ken Trewin3,0913.72+3.72
Rise Up Australia Narelle Davis1,6461.98+1.98
Democratic Labour Brendan Cattell1,5091.82+1.82
Bullet Train Tracey Powell1,0481.26+1.26
Christian Democrats Frank Horwill9821.18−2.03
Total formal votes82,99692.89−0.77
Informal votes6,3577.11+0.77
Turnout 89,35394.53+0.35
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal Sussan Ley 55,96167.43+2.92
Labor Gavin Hickey27,03532.57−2.92
Liberal hold Swing +2.92

Fowler

2013 Australian federal election: Fowler [17]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Chris Hayes 47,77260.76+7.90
Liberal Andrew Nguyen21,04326.76−10.18
Christian Democrats Matt Attia3,5594.53+4.53
Palmer United Bradley Pastoors2,7223.46+3.46
Greens Benjamin Silaphet2,6843.41−3.28
Katter's Australian Darren McLean8481.08+1.08
Total formal votes78,62886.07−1.10
Informal votes12,72813.93+1.10
Turnout 91,35692.16−0.13
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Chris Hayes 52,52666.80+8.04
Liberal Andrew Nguyen26,10233.20−8.04
Labor hold Swing +8.04

Gilmore

2013 Australian federal election: Gilmore [18]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Ann Sudmalis 41,72646.00−4.93
Labor Neil Reilly31,78935.05−0.13
Greens Terry Barratt8,4389.30−0.27
Palmer United Lyndal Harris5,7266.31+6.31
Christian Democrats Steve Ryan3,0303.34+0.67
Total formal votes90,70994.83−0.06
Informal votes4,9465.17+0.06
Turnout 95,65594.29−0.33
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal Ann Sudmalis 47,75852.65−2.67
Labor Neil Reilly42,95147.35+2.67
Liberal hold Swing −2.67

Grayndler

2013 Australian federal election: Grayndler [19]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Anthony Albanese 42,00947.20+1.11
Liberal Cedric Spencer21,98124.70+0.46
Greens Hall Greenland20,49823.03−2.87
Christian Democrats Joshua Green1,8282.05+2.05
Palmer United Mohanadas Balasingham1,5221.71+1.71
Bullet Train Joel Scully1,1711.32+1.32
Total formal votes89,00993.00+0.08
Informal votes6,6997.00−0.08
Turnout 95,70891.32+0.01
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Anthony Albanese 62,61370.34−0.29
Liberal Cedric Spencer26,39629.66+0.29
Labor hold Swing −0.29

Greenway

2013 Australian federal election: Greenway [20]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Michelle Rowland 38,31944.48+2.16
Liberal Jaymes Diaz34,48840.04−1.30
Palmer United Jodie Wootton3,4834.04+4.04
Christian Democrats Allan Green3,2533.78+0.10
Greens Chris Brentin3,1753.69−2.32
Sex Party Tom Lillicrap1,5161.76+1.76
Rise Up Australia Maree Nichols6810.79+0.79
Katter's Australian Anthony Belcastro6810.79+0.79
Australian Voice Jamie Cavanough5450.63+0.63
Total formal votes86,14190.02+0.29
Informal votes9,5499.98−0.29
Turnout 95,69093.96−0.23
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Michelle Rowland 45,63952.98+2.10
Liberal Jaymes Diaz40,50247.02−2.10
Labor hold Swing +2.10

Hughes

2013 Australian federal election: Hughes [21]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Craig Kelly 48,43654.68+5.53
Labor Alison Megarrity 28,40632.07−5.71
Palmer United John Peters5,2245.90+5.90
Greens Signe Westerberg3,9484.46−1.83
Christian Democrats Peter Colsell2,5612.89+0.44
Total formal votes88,57592.61−0.87
Informal votes7,0717.39+0.87
Turnout 95,64694.24+0.03
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal Craig Kelly 53,73560.67+5.50
Labor Alison Megarrity 34,84039.33−5.50
Liberal hold Swing +5.50

Hume

2013 Australian federal election: Hume [22]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Angus Taylor 49,10553.97+0.41
Labor Michael Pilbrow23,71126.06−5.80
Greens Zaza Chevalier5,2185.73−1.92
Palmer United Jason Cornelius4,0154.41+4.41
One Nation Lynette Styles2,5212.77+2.77
Independent James Harker-Mortlock2,0962.30+2.30
Katter's Australian Bruce Nicholson1,6581.82+1.82
Christian Democrats Adrian Van Der Byl1,3971.54−0.22
Citizens Electoral Council Lindsay Cosgrove1,2731.40+1.40
Total formal votes90,99493.68−1.19
Informal votes6,1426.32+1.19
Turnout 97,13694.93−0.02
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal Angus Taylor 55,93861.47+2.75
Labor Michael Pilbrow35,05638.53−2.75
Liberal hold Swing +2.75


Hunter

2013 Australian federal election: Hunter [23]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Joel Fitzgibbon 38,24144.50−9.81
National Michael Johnsen 30,17035.11+4.06
Palmer United Jennifer Stefanac6,5527.62+7.62
Greens David Atwell5,0665.89−3.03
One Nation Bill Fox3,2453.78+0.43
Christian Democrats Richard Stretton1,8342.13−0.25
Citizens Electoral Council Ann Lawler8330.97+0.97
Total formal votes85,94193.46−0.33
Informal votes6,0146.54+0.33
Turnout 91,95594.51−0.22
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Joel Fitzgibbon 46,12553.67−8.81
National Michael Johnsen 39,81646.33+8.81
Labor hold Swing −8.81

Kingsford Smith

2013 Australian federal election: Kingsford Smith [24]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Michael Feneley 37,45543.50+2.25
Labor Matt Thistlethwaite 36,17742.02−1.81
Greens James Macdonald8,4319.79−2.26
Palmer United Diane Happ1,6111.87+1.87
Christian Democrats Jacquie Shiha1,3791.60+1.60
Future Geordie Lucas6930.80+0.80
Rise Up Australia Danielle Somerfield3570.41+0.41
Total formal votes86,10391.37−0.48
Informal votes8,1308.63+0.48
Turnout 94,23392.01+0.63
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Matt Thistlethwaite 45,41152.74−2.42
Liberal Michael Feneley 40,69247.26+2.42
Labor hold Swing −2.42

Lindsay

2013 Australian federal election: Lindsay [25]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Fiona Scott 40,88246.64+3.25
Labor David Bradbury 34,21239.03−5.52
Palmer United Andrew Wilcox4,5175.15+5.15
Greens David Lenton2,6793.06−1.68
Christian Democrats Andrew Green2,4492.79−0.22
One Nation Jeffrey Lawson1,9012.17+2.17
Australia First Mick Saunders6100.70−0.47
Stable Population Geoff Brown4080.47+0.47
Total formal votes87,65891.79−0.04
Informal votes7,8378.21+0.04
Turnout 95,49594.32−0.11
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal Fiona Scott 46,44652.99+4.11
Labor David Bradbury 41,21247.01−4.11
Liberal gain from Labor Swing +4.11

Lyne

2013 Australian federal election: Lyne [26]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
National David Gillespie 45,87153.19+18.80
Labor Peter Alley18,35221.28+7.79
Independent Steve Attkins6,5617.61+7.61
Greens Ian Oxenford5,3406.19+1.90
Palmer United Troy Wilkie4,7275.48+5.48
One Nation Craig Huth2,2082.56+2.56
Christian Democrats John Klose2,0542.38+2.38
Katter's Australian Brian Buckley Clare8140.94+0.94
Citizens Electoral Council Michael Gough3180.37+0.37
Total formal votes86,24593.69−2.58
Informal votes5,8096.31+2.58
Turnout 92,05494.78−0.60
Two-party-preferred result
National David Gillespie 55,85764.77+2.32
Labor Peter Alley30,38835.23−2.32
National gain from Independent Swing +2.32

The sitting member was Rob Oakeshott (Independent) who did not contest the election.

Macarthur

2013 Australian federal election: Macarthur [27]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Russell Matheson 46,18554.33+6.93
Labor Ian Fulton26,03930.63−7.92
Palmer United Goetz Grosche4,9165.78+5.78
Greens Patrick Darley-Jones3,9294.62−0.94
Christian Democrats Sarah Ramsay2,1892.58+0.82
Katter's Australian Mick Williams1,7512.06+2.06
Total formal votes85,00992.17+0.28
Informal votes7,2257.83−0.28
Turnout 92,23494.15−0.37
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal Russell Matheson 52,16161.36+8.34
Labor Ian Fulton32,84838.64−8.34
Liberal hold Swing +8.34

Mackellar

2013 Australian federal election: Mackellar [28]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Bronwyn Bishop 56,52162.43+0.31
Labor Chris Hedge15,60617.24−3.86
Greens Jonathan King 12,84314.19−2.58
Palmer United Debra Drummond3,7714.17+4.17
Christian Democrats Silvana Nero1,7911.98+1.98
Total formal votes90,53294.25−0.55
Informal votes5,5255.75+0.55
Turnout 96,05793.40+0.14
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal Bronwyn Bishop 62,32268.84+3.12
Labor Chris Hedge28,21031.16−3.12
Liberal hold Swing +3.12

Macquarie

2013 Australian federal election: Macquarie [29]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Louise Markus 42,59047.36+2.89
Labor Susan Templeman 27,87231.00−1.36
Greens Danielle Wheeler9,98611.10−2.99
Palmer United Philip Maxwell3,7314.15+4.15
Christian Democrats Tony Piper2,7203.02+0.87
Sex Party Mark Littlejohn1,7761.98+1.98
Australia First Matt Hodgson7500.83+0.06
Democratic Labour Teresa Elaro4990.55+0.55
Total formal votes89,92494.37−0.15
Informal votes5,3625.63+0.15
Turnout 95,28694.63−0.18
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal Louise Markus 48,98754.48+3.22
Labor Susan Templeman 40,93745.52−3.22
Liberal hold Swing +3.22

McMahon

2013 Australian federal election: McMahon [30]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Chris Bowen 41,33450.19−1.07
Liberal Ray King33,43040.59+4.34
Palmer United Matthew Dobrincic2,8623.48+3.48
Greens Astrid O'Neill2,4102.93−5.12
Christian Democrats Manny Poularas2,3232.82−1.62
Total formal votes82,35988.65−0.51
Informal votes10,54211.35+0.51
Turnout 92,90193.57+0.33
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Chris Bowen 45,56155.32−2.49
Liberal Ray King36,79844.68+2.49
Labor hold Swing −2.49

Mitchell

2013 Australian federal election: Mitchell [31]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Alex Hawke 56,70665.47+2.81
Labor Andrew Punch17,77520.52−5.81
Greens Michael Bellstedt5,5546.41−1.19
Christian Democrats Darryl Allen2,7943.23−0.18
Palmer United Murray Schultz2,7923.22+3.22
Democratic Labour Nathan Dodd9871.14+1.14
Total formal votes86,60893.69−0.73
Informal votes5,8336.31+0.73
Turnout 92,44194.65−0.12
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal Alex Hawke 62,42572.08+4.92
Labor Andrew Punch24,18327.92−4.92
Liberal hold Swing +4.92

New England

2013 Australian federal election: New England [32]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
National Barnaby Joyce 49,48654.21+28.99
Independent Rob Taber12,57413.77+13.77
Labor Stephen Hewitt10,82511.86+3.73
Independent Jamie McIntyre6,0596.64+6.64
Palmer United Phillip Girle4,7465.20+5.20
Greens Pat Schultz4,1844.58+1.01
One Nation Brian Dettmann1,5661.72+0.85
Christian Democrats Aaron Evans1,4961.64+1.64
Citizens Electoral Council Richard Witten3530.39+0.05
Total formal votes91,28993.95−2.51
Informal votes5,8816.05+2.51
Turnout 97,17095.14+0.26
Notional two-party-preferred count
National Barnaby Joyce 64,55170.71+3.91
Labor Stephen Hewitt26,73829.29−3.91
Two-candidate-preferred result
National Barnaby Joyce 58,84664.46+35.98
Independent Rob Taber32,44335.54+35.54
National gain from Independent Swing N/A

The sitting member was Tony Windsor (Independent) who did not contest the election.

Newcastle

2013 Australian federal election: Newcastle [33]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Sharon Claydon 37,39143.73−4.16
Liberal Jaimie Abbott29,63234.66+3.33
Greens Michael Osborne10,25812.00−3.47
Palmer United Yegon McLellan3,5184.11+4.11
Christian Democrats Milton Caine1,0911.28−0.52
Independent Susanna Scurry1,0261.20+1.20
Australia First Michael Chehoff9221.08+1.08
Independent Rod Holding6740.79+0.79
Socialist Alliance Zane Alcorn6160.72−0.29
Aust. Independents Lawrence Higgins3670.43+0.43
Total formal votes85,49593.80−0.51
Informal votes5,6536.20+0.51
Turnout 91,14893.600.00
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Sharon Claydon 50,29858.83−3.66
Liberal Jaimie Abbott35,19741.17+3.66
Labor hold Swing −3.66

North Sydney

2013 Australian federal election: North Sydney [34]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Joe Hockey 53,99161.04+1.33
Labor Peter Hayes17,72720.04−2.08
Greens Alison Haines13,57915.35−0.18
Palmer United Raheam Khan1,4931.69+1.69
Christian Democrats Maureen Guthrie8921.01+1.01
Democratic Labour Angus McCaffrey7660.87+0.87
Total formal votes88,44894.62−0.94
Informal votes5,0315.38+0.94
Turnout 93,47992.26+0.34
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal Joe Hockey 58,27465.89+1.83
Labor Peter Hayes30,17434.11−1.83
Liberal hold Swing +1.83

Page

2013 Australian federal election: Page [35]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
National Kevin Hogan 40,08846.65+4.18
Labor Janelle Saffin 33,33638.79−6.94
Greens Desley Banks5,6016.52−2.06
Palmer United Stephen Janes4,1354.81+4.81
Christian Democrats Carol Ordish1,3941.62+1.62
One Nation Rod Smith1,3811.61+1.61
Total formal votes85,93595.32−0.29
Informal votes4,2234.68+0.29
Turnout 90,15894.20−0.46
Two-party-preferred result
National Kevin Hogan 45,13452.52+6.71
Labor Janelle Saffin 40,80147.48−6.71
National gain from Labor Swing +6.71

Parkes

2013 Australian federal election: Parkes [36]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
National Mark Coulton 58,02064.01+4.78
Labor Brendan Byron18,85020.80−0.46
Palmer United Neil Gorman6,7247.42+7.42
Greens Matt Parmeter4,6915.18−0.42
Christian Democrats Michelle Ryan2,3542.60+2.60
Total formal votes90,63994.26−0.72
Informal votes5,5195.74+0.72
Turnout 96,15894.36+0.04
Two-party-preferred result
National Mark Coulton 65,57572.35+3.49
Labor Brendan Byron25,06427.65−3.49
National hold Swing +3.49

Parramatta

2013 Australian federal election: Parramatta [37]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Martin Zaiter35,72444.31+3.59
Labor Julie Owens 33,26141.26−3.20
Greens Phil Bradley4,2615.29−2.67
Christian Democrats Alex Sharah1,9572.43−0.64
Palmer United Ganesh Loke1,7602.18+2.18
Democratic Labour Miechele Williams1,6262.02+2.02
Independent Kalpesh Patel1,2041.49−0.34
One Nation Tania Rollinson8221.02+1.02
Total formal votes80,61589.48−1.87
Informal votes9,47410.52+1.87
Turnout 90,08991.40+0.19
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Julie Owens 40,76550.57−3.80
Liberal Martin Zaiter39,85049.43+3.80
Labor hold Swing −3.80

Paterson

2013 Australian federal election: Paterson [38]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Bob Baldwin 46,92253.86+2.56
Labor Bay Marshall25,81129.63−8.63
Greens John Brown5,8126.67+0.68
Palmer United Jayson Packett5,4516.26+6.26
Christian Democrats Anna Balfour1,8542.13+1.07
Rise Up Australia Bob Holz8771.01+1.01
Citizens Electoral Council Peter Davis3900.45+0.45
Total formal votes87,11794.83+0.47
Informal votes4,7465.17−0.47
Turnout 91,86394.60−0.16
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal Bob Baldwin 52,08059.78+4.45
Labor Bay Marshall35,03740.22−4.45
Liberal hold Swing +4.45

Reid

2013 Australian federal election: Reid [39]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Craig Laundy 40,43047.11+4.00
Labor John Murphy 34,81740.57−0.94
Greens Pauline Tyrrell5,9686.95−4.23
Palmer United Mohammed Ashraf1,2981.51+1.51
Christian Democrats Bill Shailer1,2191.42−1.65
Aust. Independents Raymond Palmer1,2151.42+1.42
Democratic Labour Emily Dunn5800.68+0.68
Katter's Australian Bishrul Izadeen2970.35+0.35
Total formal votes85,82490.51−0.69
Informal votes9,0039.49+0.69
Turnout 94,82791.42+0.36
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal Craig Laundy 43,64250.85+3.53
Labor John Murphy 42,18249.15−3.53
Liberal gain from Labor Swing +3.53

Richmond

2013 Australian federal election: Richmond [40]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
National Matthew Fraser32,06637.60+16.39
Labor Justine Elliot 28,57533.51−5.68
Greens Dawn Walker 15,08317.69+1.54
Palmer United Charles Allen6,3597.46+7.46
Independent Kev Skinner1,9712.31+2.31
Christian Democrats John Ordish1,2241.44+1.44
Total formal votes85,27895.09+0.64
Informal votes4,4034.91−0.64
Turnout 89,68192.09−0.55
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Justine Elliot 45,17952.98−4.01
National Matthew Fraser40,09947.02+4.01
Labor hold Swing −4.01

Riverina

2013 Australian federal election: Riverina [41]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
National Michael McCormack 52,06259.18+14.41
Labor Tim Kurylowicz17,97020.43−1.80
Palmer United Lex Stewart4,5455.17+5.17
Greens Ros Prangnell3,1693.60−0.90
Democratic Labour Paul Funnell3,1373.57+3.57
Bullet Train Andrew Lamont2,4052.73+2.73
Christian Democrats Keith Pech1,3141.49+0.13
Australia First Lorraine Sharp1,2871.46+1.46
Katter's Australian Norm Dunn1,0441.19+1.19
Rise Up Australia Kim Heath1,0401.18+1.18
Total formal votes87,97393.03−1.21
Informal votes6,5926.97+1.21
Turnout 94,56594.46−0.25
Two-party-preferred result
National Michael McCormack 62,61271.17+3.00
Labor Tim Kurylowicz25,36128.83−3.00
National hold Swing +3.00

Robertson

2013 Australian federal election: Robertson [42]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Lucy Wicks 38,70443.42−0.11
Labor Deborah O'Neill 31,04634.83−4.93
Independent Lawrie McKinna 7,7638.71+8.71
Greens Kate Da Costa4,9665.57−3.42
Independent Jake Cassar2,4802.78+1.52
Palmer United Steven Whitaker2,0822.34+2.34
Christian Democrats Holly Beecham1,1151.25−0.56
Aust. Independents Douglas McFarland5100.57+0.57
Democratic Labour Paul Sheeran4740.53+0.53
Total formal votes89,14094.09+0.45
Informal votes5,6045.91−0.45
Turnout 94,74493.97−0.39
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal Lucy Wicks 47,24253.00+4.00
Labor Deborah O'Neill 41,89847.00−4.00
Liberal gain from Labor Swing +4.00

Shortland

2013 Australian federal election: Shortland [43]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Jill Hall 41,89248.69−5.05
Liberal John Church32,53237.81+4.65
Palmer United Philip Baldwin5,3416.21+6.21
Greens Jane Oakley5,1986.04−4.29
Christian Democrats Andrew Weatherstone1,0811.26+1.26
Total formal votes86,04493.99+0.33
Informal votes5,4986.01−0.33
Turnout 91,54294.44−0.42
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Jill Hall 49,23057.21−5.64
Liberal John Church36,81442.79+5.64
Labor hold Swing −5.64

Sydney

2013 Australian federal election: Sydney [44]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Tanya Plibersek 40,57946.03+2.74
Liberal Sean O'Connor26,90130.52+2.42
Greens Dianne Hiles 15,27317.33−6.42
Independent Jane Ward1,4081.60+0.06
Palmer United Timothy Kelly1,2611.43+1.43
Bullet Train Leah Gartner7910.90+0.90
Christian Democrats Lesley Mason7230.82+0.82
Socialist Alliance Peter Boyle6130.70+0.70
Independent Joanna Rzetelski6020.68+0.68
Total formal votes88,15193.80−0.70
Informal votes5,8306.20+0.70
Turnout 93,98188.33+0.18
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Tanya Plibersek 56,99464.65−2.42
Liberal Sean O'Connor31,15735.35+2.42
Labor hold Swing −2.42

Throsby

2013 Australian federal election: Throsby [45]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Stephen Jones 37,98045.00−5.53
Liberal Larissa Mallinson23,49827.84−2.47
National Gary Anderson 8,53910.12+4.80
Greens Peter Moran4,6135.47−6.46
Palmer United May King3,8854.60+4.60
Independent Paul Matters1,9482.31+2.31
Christian Democrats John Kadwell1,9382.30+2.30
Bullet Train Elrond Veness6770.80+0.80
Katter's Australian Glenn Turner4730.56+0.56
Non-Custodial Parents Wayne Hartman4350.52−1.39
Democratic Labour Brian Boulton4070.48+0.48
Total formal votes84,39391.17−1.93
Informal votes8,1748.83+1.93
Turnout 92,56794.06+0.43
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Stephen Jones 48,75357.77−4.34
Liberal Larissa Mallinson35,64042.23+4.34
Labor hold Swing −4.34

Warringah

2013 Australian federal election: Warringah [46]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Tony Abbott 54,38860.89+1.97
Labor Jules Zanetti17,25919.32−2.32
Greens Will Kitching13,87315.53−0.81
Palmer United Brodie Stewart1,9612.20+2.20
Stable Population Mike Cottee7440.83+0.83
Christian Democrats Ula Falanga6300.71+0.71
Rise Up Australia Mike Bloomfield4720.53+0.53
Total formal votes89,32794.62−0.74
Informal votes5,0785.38+0.74
Turnout 94,40591.95−0.19
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal Tony Abbott 58,37465.35+2.26
Labor Jules Zanetti30,95334.65−2.26
Liberal hold Swing +2.26

Watson

2013 Australian federal election: Watson [47]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Tony Burke 39,12649.51−0.92
Liberal Ron Delezio 30,61738.74+1.57
Greens Barbara Bloch4,1715.28−4.34
Palmer United Zaher Nasser1,9702.49+2.49
Christian Democrats David Fraser1,8732.37+2.37
Democratic Labour Stephen Rawson8971.14+1.14
Rise Up Australia Paul Kamlade3760.48+0.48
Total formal votes79,03086.05−1.15
Informal votes12,81413.95+1.15
Turnout 91,84490.64+0.60
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Tony Burke 44,89556.81−2.33
Liberal Ron Delezio 34,13543.19+2.33
Labor hold Swing −2.33

Wentworth

2013 Australian federal election: Wentworth [48]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Malcolm Turnbull 58,30663.32+3.75
Labor Di Smith17,84019.37−1.70
Greens Matthew Robertson13,45514.61−2.83
Independent Pat Sheil1,0541.14+0.55
Palmer United Marsha Foxman9981.08+1.08
Christian Democrats Beresford Thomas4310.47+0.47
Total formal votes92,08494.30−1.20
Informal votes5,5645.70+1.20
Turnout 97,64889.30−0.17
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal Malcolm Turnbull 62,35967.72+2.86
Labor Di Smith29,72532.28−2.86
Liberal hold Swing +2.86

Werriwa

2013 Australian federal election: Werriwa [49]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labor Laurie Ferguson 34,11744.09−4.48
Liberal Kent Johns30,69339.67+0.95
Palmer United Katryna Thirup3,3634.35+4.35
Christian Democrats John Ramsay2,9363.79+3.79
Greens Daniel Griffiths2,5323.27−9.43
Democratic Labour Michael Byrne1,5622.02+2.02
One Nation Marella Harris1,5191.96+1.96
Katter's Australian Kerryn Ball6570.85+0.85
Total formal votes77,37987.13−2.52
Informal votes11,43312.87+2.52
Turnout 88,81292.46+0.11
Two-party-preferred result
Labor Laurie Ferguson 40,42652.24−4.51
Liberal Kent Johns36,95347.76+4.51
Labor hold Swing −4.51

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  2. ↑ 2013 results for Banks, AEC.
  3. ↑ 2013 results for Barton, AEC.
  4. ↑ 2013 results for Bennelong, AEC.
  5. ↑ 2013 results for Berowra, AEC.
  6. ↑ 2013 results for Blaxland, AEC.
  7. ↑ 2013 results for Bradfield, AEC.
  8. ↑ 2013 results for Calare, AEC.
  9. ↑ 2013 results for Charlton, AEC.
  10. ↑ 2013 results for Chifley, AEC.
  11. ↑ 2013 results for Cook, AEC.
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  13. ↑ 2013 results for Cunningham, AEC.
  14. ↑ 2013 results for Dobell, AEC.
  15. ↑ 2013 results for Eden-Monaro, AEC.
  16. ↑ 2013 results for Farrer, AEC.
  17. ↑ 2013 results for Fowler, AEC.
  18. ↑ 2013 results for Gilmore, AEC.
  19. ↑ 2013 results for Grayndler, AEC.
  20. ↑ 2013 results for Greenway, AEC.
  21. ↑ 2013 results for Hughes, AEC.
  22. ↑ 2013 results for Hume, AEC.
  23. ↑ 2013 results for Hunter, AEC.
  24. ↑ 2013 results for Kingsford Smith, AEC.
  25. ↑ 2013 results for Lindsay, AEC.
  26. ↑ 2013 results for Lyne, AEC.
  27. ↑ 2013 results for Macarthur, AEC.
  28. ↑ 2013 results for Mackellar, AEC.
  29. ↑ 2013 results for Macquarie, AEC.
  30. ↑ 2013 results for McMahon, AEC.
  31. ↑ 2013 results for Mitchell, AEC.
  32. ↑ 2013 results for New England, AEC.
  33. ↑ 2013 results for Newcastle, AEC.
  34. ↑ 2013 results for North Sydney, AEC.
  35. ↑ 2013 results for Page, AEC.
  36. ↑ 2013 results for Parkes, AEC.
  37. ↑ 2013 results for Parramatta, AEC.
  38. ↑ 2013 results for Paterson, AEC.
  39. ↑ 2013 results for Reid, AEC.
  40. ↑ 2013 results for Richmond, AEC.
  41. ↑ 2013 results for Riverina, AEC.
  42. ↑ 2013 results for Robertson, AEC.
  43. ↑ 2013 results for Shortland, AEC.
  44. ↑ 2013 results for Sydney, AEC.
  45. ↑ 2013 results for Throsby, AEC.
  46. ↑ 2013 results for Warringah, AEC.
  47. ↑ 2013 results for Watson, AEC.
  48. ↑ 2013 results for Wentworth, AEC.
  49. ↑ 2013 results for Werriwa, AEC.

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