Stephen Bates

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Stephen Bates
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Bates in 2020
Member of the Australian Parliament for Brisbane PositionVotes %±%Result
2020 Stafford Greens 5,57816.43Decrease2.svg1.85ThirdExcluded
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House of Representatives [10]
YearElectoratePartyFirst Preference ResultTwo Candidate Result
Votes %±%PositionVotes %±%Result
2022 Brisbane Greens 29,64127.24Increase2.svg4.87Third58,460 53.73 Increase2.svg 53.73 Elected
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Personal life

Bates is openly gay and joined the Greens on the night of the 2019 Federal election. He graduated UQ with a Bachelor of Social Science with a major in social and public policy. [11]

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