In the near three decades I’ve been following One Nation’s election results, one thing has been constant. Whatever the ...

At March’s South Australian election, One Nation polled 22.9% of the vote, relegating the Liberal Party on 18.9% to third place. While a good result for One Nation, it had no impact on the ...

At March’s South Australian election, One Nation polled 22.9% of the vote, relegating the Liberal Party on 18.9% to third place. While a good result for One Nation, it had no impact on the landslide ...

With 16 members elected to the crossbench in the new House of Representatives, drawing up a new electoral pendulum based on the 2022 Federal election result strains the traditionally used two-sided ...

This post is additional information on preference flows related to a post I published earlier today, “Liberal, National and One Nation – Friends, Enemies or Frenemies?” With One Nation’s surge in ...

Update after full distribution of preferences published: The Liberal Party polled 4,777 votes. During the distribution of preferences, its tally rose to 6,018 votes. When excluded, 3,549 votes ...

Party Outcome: Labor (-1) Greens (+1). Within the Coalition ticket, the Nationals recover the seat lost to the Liberal Party during the 2017 citizenship drama. A full table of first preference votes ...

At the 2025 Federal election, more than half of seats in the House of Representatives will be contested on new electoral boundaries. In this post I summarise the state of play going into the election ...

This post will be updated over the next few days with an analysis of the lower house election result. For the moment I’ll just publish the final two-party preferred result and a new electoral pendulum ...

Fiona Hammond LNP 2768 56.6 +5.5 Luke Richmond ALP 2124 43.4-5.5 ...

This post is a detailed look at Western Australia’s zonal electoral system ahead of a major review of how the Legislative Council is elected. The malapportionment that applied to lower house ...