Shayne Neumann

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The Honourable
Shayne Neumann
MP
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Neumann in 2018
Member of the Australian Parliament
for Blair
Incumbent
Assumed office
24 November 2007		PositionVotes %±%Result
2007 Blair Labor 40,66348.83Increase2.svg 11.99First45,369 54.48 Decrease2.svg 10.17 Elected
2010 30,890 42.08 Decrease2.svg  9.23 First 39,814 54.24 Decrease2.svg  2.74 Elected
2013 32,818 41.55 Decrease2.svg  0.53 First 43,642 55.26 Increase2.svg  1.02 Elected
2016 35,691 41.90 Increase2.svg  0.35 First 50,158 58.88 Increase2.svg  3.62 Elected
2019 29.987 31.26 Decrease2.svg  9.79 First 49,123 51.21 Decrease2.svg  6.93 Elected
2022 26,494 35.01 Increase2.svg  3.75 First 57,575 55.23 Increase2.svg  4.02 Elected
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