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2011 REDISTRIBUTION WESTERN AUSTRALIA

ANALYSIS OF FINAL ELECTORAL BOUNDARIES

by

Antony Green

for the

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN PARLIAMENTARY LIBRARY

Western Australian Parliamentary Library Election Papers Series No. 1 / 2011

October 2011

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ISBN 1 921243 23 6 October 2011 Related Publications WA State Election 2008 - Final Analysis of Results / by Antony Green. Election

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2007 Redistribution Western Australia - Analysis of Draft Electoral Boundaries / by Antony Green. Election papers series 1/2007.

WA State Election 2005 - Final Analysis of Results / by Antony Green. Election papers series 2/2005.

WA State Election 2005 - Preliminary Analysis of Results by / Antony Green. Election papers series 1/2005.

2003 Electoral Distribution Western Australia: Analysis of Final Boundaries / by Antony Green. Election papers series 2/2003.

2003 Electoral Distribution Western Australia: Analysis of Draft Boundaries / by Antony Green. Election papers series 1/2003.

Western Australian State Elections 2001 / by Antony Green. Election papers series 2/2001.

Western Australian State Elections 1996 / by Antony Green. Election papers series 1/2001.

2011 WESTERN AUSTRALIAN REDISTRIBUTION

ANALYSIS OF NEW ELECTORAL BOUNDARIES CONTENTS PAGE Introduction 1 Summary of Political Impact` 4 New electoral pendulum 6 Summary of Changes to Assembly Districts 7 Full listing for new Assembly Districts 11 Legislative Council Summary 71 Transfers of old electorate enrolments 72

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The Author Antony Green is an Election Analyst with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and has worked for the ABC on every federal, state and territory election coverage since 1989. Antony studied at Sydney University, obtaining a Bachelor of Science in mathematics and computing, and a Bachelor of Economics with Honours in politics. Antony produces regular publications on electoral matters for the New South Wales and Western Australian Parliamentary Libraries. Party Abbreviations ALP Labor Party CDP Christian Democratic Party DEM Australian Democrats FFP Family First GRN The Greens IND Independents LIB Liberal Party NAT The Nationals ONP One Nation OTH Others � Wednesday 16 March 2011: Invite written suggestions. Interested persons have 30

days to lodge written suggestions with the Electoral Distribution Commissioners.

� Friday 15 April 2011:

Written suggestions close at 5.00 pm *. Interested persons then have 14 days to lodge written comments with the Electoral Distribution Commissioners

� Friday 29 April 2011: Written comments close 5.00 pm *. Electoral Distribution Commissioners then have 42 days to consider all written suggestions and written comments received and to formulate proposals.

� Friday 10 June 2011 Publish proposed boundaries. Interested persons then have 30 days to lodge their objections with the Electoral Distribution Commissioners.

� Monday 11 July 2011 Written objections close at 5.00 pm *. Electoral Distribution Commissioners then have 90 days to consider objections and prepare the final distribution of electoral boundaries

� Monday 10 October 2011 Final boundaries published.

www.boundaries.wa.gov.au/2011/Timetable Comments and Feedback This publication has been prepared with reference to the electoral maps made available by the Electoral Distribution Commission. However, without access to registered voter lists indicating where people cast their vote, re-allocating polling places to new electorates is an imprecise science, especially when polling places need to be split between electorates. Comments and suggestions on the transfer of polling places is most welcome. Messages can be e-mailed to me at [email protected].

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INTRODUCTION This publication contains an assessment of the political impact of the new electoral boundaries for Western Australia. The final determination of the new boundaries was released by the Electoral Distribution Commission on 10 October 2011. The new boundaries will apply for the 2013 election. The previous distribution in 2007 was the first conducted under one-vote one-value rules, the distribution also increasing the size of the Legislative Assembly from 57 to 59 electorates. Together these changes produced a dramatic shift to the state's electoral geography. In contrast the changes produced by the 2011 distribution are incremental, mainly adjustments to existing boundaries to bring electorates back within the permitted variation from quota. It must be stressed that this publication does not provide predictions for the 2013 election. The estimated margins provided in this publication are best thought of as possible results of the 2008 election had it been fought on the new boundaries. The estimates cannot take into account the difference in candidate and campaign effort that would have occurred if the 2008 election had been fought on the new boundaries. The difficulty of splitting polling place catchment areas to match new electoral boundaries can also create uncertainty with the estimated new margins. DETAILS OF CALCULATIONS AND METHODOLOGY To calculate the political impact of the new boundaries, the results of the 2008 election have been re-assigned to match the new electoral boundaries. This requires a series of assumptions to be made as part of the calculations. These assumptions concern whether votes are cast for candidates or parties, how to transfer polling places between old and new electorates, and how to deal with the declaration vote from old electorates. Candidate versus Party Vote An assumption has been made that votes are cast for parties rather than candidates. This is a reasonable assumption, but ignores the importance of popular sitting members. A well-known sitting member may poll higher than his or her party would have with a different candidate. New electoral boundaries can see areas added to an electorate where the party vote was not influenced at the last election by the presence of the sitting member. The roll of sitting Independent members is even more difficult to take into account. None of the Independents elected at the 2008 election contested the areas added to their electorates by the redistribution, making it difficult to calculate precise two-candidate preferred margins. Transferring Booths to Match the New Boundaries The Electoral Distribution Commission released lists of all transfers of enrolment between old and new electorates. The transfer of polling place results from old to new electorates has been guided by the enrolment transfers as well as the published maps. Where the transfers and maps suggest the catchment area of a polling place should be divided, an estimate has been made to divide the results of a polling place between new electorates. Dealing with the Declaration Vote For calculation purposes, all declaration votes (pre-poll, postal, absent, provisional) have been accumulated into a single total and transferred to new electorates. Special Institutions, Hospital and Remote totals have been treated as an ordinary polling place and transferred to new electorates as appropriate.

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Declaration votes have been transferred to new electorates in proportion to the transfer of enrolment from old to new electorates. However, the vote by party in the declaration vote has been weighted to reflect the vote by party in polling places transferred between electorates. As an example, the polling places in those parts of Darling Range transferred to Swan Hills voted more strongly for the Labor Party in 2008 than polling places remaining within the re-drawn Darling Range. As a result, in dividing the declaration vote between Darling Range and Swan Hills, the patterns of polling place results is reflected in the declaration vote transferred to Swan Hills having a higher proportion of Labor vote than the declaration vote remaining with the new Darling Range. By-elections and Changes in Party Membership This publication is based on 2008 election results and does not use the results of the three by-elections held since 2008. The by-elections were in the Labor-held electorates of Fremantle (May 2009), Willagee (November 2009) and Armadale (October 2010). Labor’s defeat at the Fremantle by-election is noted where appropriate throughout this publication, but all calculations are based on the Fremantle result from the 2008 state election. There have also been two changes in party membership since the 2008 election. North West MLA Vince Catania was elected as a Labor candidate in September 2008, but resigned from the Labor Party and joined the Nationals in July 2009. All calculations in this publication are based on his vote as the Labor candidate at the 2008 election, but his change of party status is noted where appropriate. The new electoral boundaries substantially weaken the Labor vote in the re-drawn seat of North West Central, resulting in the new seat having a notional non-Labor majority, assumed to be a National majority on the basis of Mr Catania’s changed party affiliation. After winning the Fremantle by-election as a Green candidate, Adele Carles resigned from the party to become an Independent in May 2010. Ms Carles victory at the by-election and her changed party affiliation are noted where appropriate. Two-Party Preferred versus Two-Candidate Preferred Results The two-candidate preferred count for an electorate is defined as the final count of votes between the two remaining candidates after the exclusion and distribution as preferences of votes for all other candidates. At each stage of the distribution of preferences, the candidate with the fewest votes is excluded and his or her ballot papers re-examined to determine the candidate with the next available preference. To achieve victory, a candidate must receive more than 50% of the total two-candidate preferred vote. Where a candidate achieves more than 50% of the vote before the final distribution, the two-candidate preferred count is continued to completion for information purposes. The two-party preferred count represents a distribution of preferences between candidates representing the Labor Party and the Liberal or National Party. Candidates are again excluded based on lowest progressive vote, though at some point the second lowest candidate is excluded to retain candidates representing Labor and the Liberal or National Party. The two-party preferred count plays no part in determining the winning candidate but is used for information purposes. In most cases, the two-party preferred result will be the same as the two-candidate preferred result. At the 2008 election, 48 of the electorates finished as two-party preferred contests between Labor and the Liberal Party candidates. Pilbara finished as a two-party contest between Labor and the National Party. Five electorates finished as two-candidate preferred contests between National and Liberal candidates, Blackwood-Stirling, Central Wheatbelt, Eyre, Moore, and Wagin. Two electorates finished as Labor-Independent contests, Churchlands and Kwinana, two as contests between Liberal and Independent candidates, Alfred Cove and Nedlands, while Kalgoorlie finished as a contest between Independent and National candidates. The alternate two-party preferred contests have been used in the ten electorates that finished as two-candidate contests.


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In Kalgoorlie and the five Liberal-National contests, a two-party preferred count was conducted between Labor and Liberal candidates. Preference flows at past Western Australian elections have shown that the flow of National preferences to the Liberal Party tends to be slightly weaker than the reverse flow. The non-Labor two-party preferred percentage may have been slightly higher had the two-party preferred count been conducted between Labor and National candidates. The alternate Labor-Liberal two-party preferred count has also been used in Alfred Cove, Kwinana and Nedlands. In the case of Churchlands there was no Liberal candidate and the Labor-Independent two-candidate count has been used as the two-party count. In all cases actual two-candidate preferred counts by polling place have been used. Two-party preferred results by polling place have been estimated by applying the electorate distribution of preferences to the first preference votes by polling place. Electorate Name Changes Of the 59 Assembly electorates, 14 are unchanged by the redistribution while a further 13 saw less than 10% of the electorate's enrolled voters moved between electorates. The boundary of the Metropolitan region as described in legislation has not been crossed, and while there have been some minor changes to Legislative Council regions, the only significant change was to the boundary between Agricultural and South West Regions. A more radical change contained in the draft boundary proposals was to transfer Mandurah from South West to South Metropolitan Region, but this proposal was abandoned by the final determination of boundaries. Four electorates have changed name as a result of boundary changes.

Blackwood-Stirling moves west and is now known as Warren-Blackwood Mindarie is now known as Butler Nollamara is now known as Mirrabooka North West is now known as North West Central

Throughout this publication the new name for these electorates will generally be used. Legislative Council There are few changes to the Legislative Council, but a summary of the changes in party vote by region are provided on page 71. Acknowledgements and Disclaimer All estimates have been calculated based on the actual results of the 2008 election and with reference to data and maps provided by the Electoral Distribution Commission. My thanks go to the staff the Western Australian Electoral Commission for providing results of the 2005 election, and to the staff of the Electoral Distribution Commission for assistance with determining enrolment transfers. My particular thanks go to the Secretary of the Commission, Mr Justin Harbord. However, responsibility for all calculations, and the assumption underlying them, must rest with the author. Antony Green October 2011


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Summary of the Political Impact Party Composition of Legislative Assembly based on Old and New Boundaries S e a t s H e l d B y P a r t y Liberal National Labor Independent Total Old Boundaries 24 4 28 3 59 New Boundaries 23 5 28 3 59 Including membership changes 23 5 27 4 59 On the new boundaries, the Liberal held electorate of Morley becomes notionally Labor held, while North West Central (formerly North West) switches from being won by Labor in 2008 to being a notional National electorate. Note that this new notional status aligns the electorate with the switch of sitting MLA Vince Catania from Labor to National in 2009. The final line of the table includes the Labor defeat in the Fremantle by-election and the changed status of Fremantle MLA Adele Carles as an Independent. Only 16 electorates see their estimated new margin altered by more than one percentage point compared to the old margin. Only five of these 16 electorates would be classed as marginal with a margin under 6%. The summary of major changes is shown below. Summary of Electorates where the Margin has changed by more than 1%

Becomes notional Labor Morley (LIB 0.9% to ALP 0.8%)

Becomes notional National North West Central (ALP 3.1% to NAT 3.3%)

Strengthened for Labor Butler (ALP 8.5% to 10.4%) Collie-Preston (ALP 1.0% to ALP 3.8%) Pilbara (ALP 3.6% to ALP 7.2%)

Weakened for Labor Girrawheen (ALP 11.5% to ALP 6.7%) Kwinana (ALP 17.6% to ALP 16.4%)

Strengthened for Liberal Darling Range (LIB 5.6% to LIB 7.0%) Hillarys (LIB 11.4% to LIB 12.9%) Riverton (LIB 0.2% to LIB 2.0%) Vasse (LIB 13.5% to LIB 17.8%)

Weakened for Liberal Bateman (LIB 11.4% to LIB 9.4%) Carine (LIB 14.5% to LIB 12.7%) Ocean Reef (LIB 4.4% to LIB 2.7%)

Weakened for National Wagin (NAT 27.4% to NAT 24.9%) Warren-Blackwood (NAT 14.0% to NAT 10.8%)

If the result of the 2013 election were to be as close as the 2008 election, the new boundaries would give the Liberal Party a slight advantage. Instead of holding three seats on margins of 1% or less, the new boundaries notionally leave the Liberal Party with only Wanneroo on 1.0%. The most marginal Liberal seat, Riverton, increases in margin from 0.2% to 2.0% and Wanneroo becomes slightly safer. The Liberal Party's third most marginal seat, Morley, becomes notionally Labor held on the new boundaries but will be defended by a sitting Liberal MP. The table below sets out all Liberal, National and Labor seats on margins under 5% on both the old and new boundaries.


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Marginal Seats - Old and New Boundaries Liberal Seats Under 5% Labor Seats Under 5% Old Boundaries New Boundaries Old Boundaries New Boundaries 0.2 Riverton 1.0 Wanneroo 0.2 Albany 0.2 Albany 0.7 Wanneroo 1.7 Mount Lawley 0.2 Forrestfield 0.2 Forrestfield 0.9 Morley 1.8 Southern River 1.0 Collie-Preston 0.8 Morley 1.6 Southern River 1.8 Jandakot 2.3 Balcatta 2.2 Balcatta 1.8 Jandakot 2.0 Riverton 3.1 North West 3.3 Joondalup 2.2 Mount Lawley 2.7 Ocean Reef 3.5 Joondalup 3.8 Collie-Preston 3.5 Swan Hills 3.3 N-W Central (NAT) 3.6 Pilbara 4.1 West Swan 4.4 Ocean Reef 3.5 Swan Hills 4.4 West Swan 4.8 Gosnells 4.5 Kingsley 4.6 Kingsley The above analysis and the pendulum on the next page are based on two-party preferred results. The following comments apply to contests that would finish as a two-candidate preferred contest based on 2008 results. Alfred Cove: 2008 margin IND 1.0% v LIB Has been weakened marginally for Independent MP Janet Woollard following the transfer of a Labor voting area to Fremantle, replaced by a strong Liberal voting area from Fremantle. Central Wheatbelt: 2008 margin NAT 17.9% v LIB National margin increases to 18.8%. Eyre: 2008 margin LIB 3.6% v NAT Liberal margin declines to 3.4% Fremantle: Now Independent held The new boundaries slightly weaken the Liberal first preference vote, increasing the chances of a Green candidate finishing second. It is not possible to model the result based on the 2009 by-election. Kalgoorlie: 2008 margin IND 3.6% v NAT Little change Moore: 2008 margin NAT 3.1% v LIB Unchanged Wagin: 2008 margin NAT 27.1% v LIB National margin increases to 28.4% v LIB Warren-Blackwood: 2008 margin for Blackwood-Stirling NAT 17.3% v LIB The areas added to the electorate from Collie-Preston and Vasse were not contested by the National Party in 2008. This gives the Liberal Party a higher first preference vote than the Nationals on simple transfers, but the National Party would probably increase its vote at the expense of the Liberals in the areas added to the electorate. Note: Kwinana and Nedlands also finished as two-candidate preferred contests in 2008 based on local contests that may not be repeated in 2013.


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New Legislative Assembly Electoral Pendulum

Electorate Margin Electorate Margin

Liberal/National Seats (23/5) Wagin (NAT) 24.9 Moore (NAT) 22.0 Central Wheatbelt (NAT) 21.3 Cottesloe 19.4 Eyre 19.3 Vasse 17.8 Nedlands 16.6 South Perth 14.3 Hillarys 12.9 Carine 12.7 Bunbury 11.1 Dawesville 11.1 Warren-Blackwood (NAT) 10.8 Bateman 9.4 Murray-Wellington 8.8 Geraldton 8.5 Darling Range 7.0 Kalamunda 6.3 Scarborough 5.1 Kingsley 4.6 Swan Hills 3.5 North West Central (NAT) 3.3 Ocean Reef 2.7 Riverton 2.0 Southern River 1.8 Jandakot 1.8 Mount Lawley 1.7 Wanneroo 1.0

Labor Seats (17) Kwinana 16.4 Willagee 15.0 Armadale 14.8 Mirrabooka 12.9 Rockingham 11.4 Mandurah 10.5 Butler 10.4 Bassendean 10.3 Warnbro 10.1 Cockburn 9.2 Cannington 9.0 Victoria Park 9.0 Maylands 8.8 Midland 8.3 Perth 7.7 Pilbara 7.2 Kimberley 6.8 Girrawheen 6.7 Belmont 6.7 Gosnells 4.8 West Swan 4.1 Collie-Preston 3.8 Joondalup 3.3 Balcatta 2.2 Morley 0.8 Forrestfield 0.2 Albany 0.2 Independent Seats (4) Churchlands Kalgoorlie Fremantle (by-election) Alfred Cove

Note: Underlining indicates seats changing party status on the new boundaries. See notes on estimated two-candidate preferred margins on previous page.


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SUMMARY OF CHANGES Electorate Name Old Margin New Margin Details of Changes

Albany ALP 0.2% ALP 0.2% Unchanged

Alfred Cove LIB 15.5% LIB 16.0% Loses parts of Palmyra south of the Canning Highway to Fremantle in return for parts of Bicton.

Armadale ALP 14.8% ALP 14.8% Unchanged

Balcatta ALP 2.3% ALP 2.2% Gains Hamersley from Girrawheen.

Bassendean ALP 10.3% ALP 10.3% Loses around 1,000 voters in Bayswater to Maylands but receives around 3,000 voters in Beechboro and Morley from Morley.

Bateman LIB 11.4% LIB 9.4% Amongst other changes loses the strongly Liberal voting Rossmoyne booth to Riverton.

Belmont ALP 6.7% ALP 6.7% Unchanged.

Blackwood-Stirling Re-named, see Warren-Blackwood

Bunbury LIB 11.7% LIB 11.1% Gains Clifton Park and part of Australind from Murray-Wellington.

Butler ALP 8.5% ALP 10.4% The new name for the electorate of Mindarie following the transfer of the suburb of Mindarie to Ocean Reef. Also gains Banksia Grove from Wanneroo. This increases the Labor margin.

Cannington ALP 9.0% ALP 9.0% Unchanged.

Carine LIB 14.5% LIB 12.7% Loses Trigg and parts of Gwelup to Scarborough, loses Marmion to Hillarys but gains Duncraig from Hillarys.

Central Wheatbelt NAT 20.5% NAT 21.3% Gains Brookton, Corrigin and Kondinin Shires from Wagin, loses Westonia to Eyre.

Churchlands IND 23.5% IND 22.5% Gains parts of City Beach and Woodlands from Scarborough and loses part of Floreat to Nedlands.

Cockburn ALP 9.6% ALP 9.2% Loses part of Spearwood to Willagee.

Collie-Preston ALP 1.0% ALP 3.8% Labor's position is strengthened by the transfer of the rural Shire of Donnybrook-Ballingup to Warren-Blackwood.

Cottesloe LIB 19.4% LIB 19.4% Unchanged.

Darling Range LIB 5.6% LIB 7.0% Liberal position strengthened by the transfer of Labor voting booths at Chidlow, Mt Helena and Sawyers Valley to Swan Hills.

Dawesville LIB 11.1% LIB 11.1% Unchanged.

Eyre LIB 19.2% LIB 19.3% Small change with the transfer of Westonia Shire from Central Wheatbelt.

Forrestfield ALP 0.2% ALP 0.2% Unchanged.


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Fremantle ALP 12.0% ALP 12.1% There are changes on the eastern boundary with the suburb of Bicton united within Alfred Cove while Palmyra is re-united within Fremantle. This weakens the Liberal vote, increasing the chances of the Liberal candidate finishing third behind the Greens. Note this seat was lost by Labor at a 2009 by-election.

Geraldton LIB 8.5% LIB 8.5% Unchanged.

Girrawheen ALP 11.5% ALP 6.7% Shifts north, losing Balga to Mirrabooka, parts of Hamersley to Balcatta and parts of Warwick to Kingsley while gaining Darch and Madeley from Wanneroo and Landsdale from West Swan. This almost halves the Labor margin.

Gosnells ALP 5.5% ALP 4.8% Boundary swaps with neighbouring Southern River, losing Huntingdale while gaining parts of Thornlie and Gosnells.

Hillarys LIB 11.4% LIB 12.9% Loses Duncraig to Carine, gaining Marmion from Carine and Kallaroo from Ocean Reef.

Jandakot LIB 1.8% LIB 1.8% Minor change to the northern boundary with neighbouring Bateman.

Joondalup ALP 3.5% ALP 3.3% Gains a part of Currambine from Ocean Reef.

Kalamunda LIB 6.3% LIB 6.3% Unchanged.

Kalgoorlie LIB 9.8% LIB 9.8% Loses Shires of Sandstone and Wiluna to North West Central, gains remainder of Ngaanyatjarraku Shire from Pilbara,

Kimberley ALP 6.8% ALP 6.8% Unchanged.

Kingsley LIB 4.5% LIB 4.6% Gains parts of Warwick from Girrawheen.

Kwinana ALP 17.6% ALP 16.4% Loses Hillman and parts of Cooloongup to Rockingham.

Mandurah ALP 10.5% ALP 10.5% Unchanged.

Maylands ALP 9.0% ALP 8.8% Gains parts of Bayswater from Bassendean and Maylands from Mount Lawley.

Midland ALP 8.3% ALP 8.3% Unchanged.

Mindarie Re-named, see Butler

Mirrabooka ALP 12.7% ALP 12.9% The new name for Nollamara. Gains Balga from Girrawheen and parts of Ballajura from West Swan, losing parts of Dianella and Nollamara to Morley.

Moore NAT 22.0% NAT 22.0% Unchanged.

Morley LIB 0.9% ALP 0.8% Loses parts of Beechboro and Morley to Bassendean and parts of Morley and Dianella to Mount Lawley. Gains Nollamara from Nollamara. These changes mean Morley becomes a notional Labor seat on its new boundaries.

Mount Lawley LIB 2.2% LIB 1.7% Gains parts of Dianella and Morley from Morley, loses parts of Maylands and Perth.


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Murray-Wellington LIB 8.4% LIB 8.8% Loses Clifton Park and part of Australind to Bunbury.

Nedlands LIB 16.3% LIB 16.6% Gains a small part of Floreat from Churchlands.

Nollamara Re-named, see Mirrabooka.

North West Central ALP 3.1% NAT 3.3% Loses the Shire of Roebourne, including Karratha, to Pilbara while gaining the balance of the Shire of Ashburton in return, also gaining the Shires of Sandstone and Wiluna from Kalgoorlie. This shifts the electorate into the centre of the state and sees it re-named North West Central. Based on 2008 results, this shifts the seat out of the Labor fold. This re-aligns the seat with the status of sitting MP Vince Catania, who switched from Labor to the Nationals in 2009.

Ocean Reef LIB 4.4% LIB 2.7% Loses parts of Currambine to Joondalup and gains Mindarie. Loses Kallaroo to Hillarys.

Perth ALP 7.8% ALP 7.7% Only minor changes.

Pilbara ALP 3.6% ALP 7.2% Gains Karratha and the rest of Roebourne Shire from North West, loses the balance fo Ashburton Shire in return. This increases the Labor vote in the seat.

Riverton LIB 0.2% LIB 2.0% Liberal margin increased after receiving the Liberal voting Rossmoyne polling place from Bateman.

Rockingham ALP 10.6% ALP 11.4% Gains Hillman and parts of Cooloongup from Kwinana.

Scarborough LIB 5.2% LIB 5.1% Shifts north, gaining parts of Gwelup and Trigg from Carine, loses parts of City Beach and Woodlands to Churchlands.

South Perth LIB 14.3% LIB 14.3% Unchanged,

Southern River LIB 1.6% LIB 1.8% Boundary swaps with neighbouring Gosnells, gaining the rest of Huntingdale while losing parts of Thornlie and Gosnells.

Swan Hills LIB 3.5% LIB 3.5% Loses parts of Ellenbrook to West Swan while gaining Chidlow, Mt Helena and Sawyers Valley from Darling Range.

Vasse LIB 13.5% LIB 17.8% Loses Margaret River and the only Labor voting booths in the electorate to Warren-Blackwood, resulting in a boost for the Liberal margin.

Victoria Park ALP 9.0% ALP 9.0% Unchanged.

Wagin NAT 27.4% NAT 24.9% Loses Brookton, Corrigin and Kondinin Shires in the north to Central Wheatbelt, Gains Plantagenet and Cranbrook Shires in the south from Blackwood-Stirling.

Wanneroo LIB 0.7% LIB 1.0% Loses Banksia Grove in the north to Butler and Darch and Madeley in the south to Girrawheen.

Warnbro ALP 9.7% ALP 10.1% Loses parts of Baldivis to Kwinana.


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Warren-Blackwood NAT 14.0% NAT 10.8% Shifts west, losing Cranbrook and Plantagenet Shires to Wagin, gaining Donnybrook-Ballingup Shire from Collie-Preston and the areas around Margaret River from Vasse. Taken together these cut the National margin and result in a name change from Blackwood-Stirling to Warren-Blackwood.

West Swan ALP 4.4% ALP 4.1% Gains Ellenbrook from Swan Hills, losing Landsdale to Girrawheen and parts of Ballajura to Mirrabooka.

Willagee ALP 14.6% ALP 15.0% Gains parts of Spearwood from Cockburn in the south, further north losing parts of Palmyra to Fremantle and Myaree to Bateman.

Underlining indicates seats changing party status on the new boundaries.


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DETAIL OF NEW LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS Format for Listings For each new electorate, a summary of total vote by party is provided, as well as detail of transfers between old and new electorates brought about by the redistribution. The summary table includes an entry for all parties that contested polling places within the boundary of each new electorate. The table includes a total and percentage of first preference vote, two-candidate preferred vote and two-party preferred vote. Where an electorate includes transfers from electorates with different combinations of two-candidate preferred contestants in 2008 (eg Alfred Cove), there may be more than two parties listed under the two-party and two-candidate preferred totals. The final line of each summary table shows the calculated total votes transferred to the new electorate as a percentage of the total enrolment at the date of the redistribution. After the summary table, a series of totals are provided that correspond to transfers of enrolment between old and new electorates. There is a separate listing and total for each transfer. Transfers in from an old electorate are listed first, followed by transfers out of the existing electorate into new electorates. An example of an enrolment transfer for Bassendean is shown below. Bassendean includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Bassendean (22063 voters, 19423 last election votes, 88.0% of enrolment) Anzac Terrace Primary, Ashfield Primary (75%), Bassendean Primary, Beechboro Primary, East Beechboro Primary, Eden Hill Primary, Hampton Senior High (75%), Lockridge Primary, Lockridge Senior High, West Beechboro Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote (96%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN OTH Votes 10850 7092 8599 5477 2880 996 % 60.5 39.5 47.9 30.5 16.0 5.5 This example shows the transfer in from the old electorate of Bassendean to the new electorate of Bassendean. The full listing for Bassendean also includes transfers from the old electorate of Morley to Bassendean, and a transfer from the old Bassendean to the new Maylands. Each entry shows the total number of enrolled voters transferred, as well as the calculated number of votes and the total transferred votes as a percentage of the enrolled voters. Below this is a list of all booths that form part of the transfer. Booths that have been split are shown with a percentage indicating the proportion of the booth transferred. A percentage of declaration votes transferred is also shown. Totals of two-party preferred and first preference votes are shown with each transfer. Where a transfer includes an area that finished as a two-candidate preferred contest in 2008, a separate two-candidate preferred total is also provided under the party transfer totals.


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Albany Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %

Labor Party 7709 39.1 9884 50.2 9884 50.2 Liberal Party 6486 32.9 9795 49.8 9795 49.8 National Party 2628 13.3 Greens 1492 7.6 Family First 431 2.2 Christian Democratic Party 950 4.8 Formal Vote 19696 Informal Vote 590 2.9 Redistribution enrolment 23095 Transferred votes as a percentage of redistribution enrolment - 87.8%

Albany includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Albany (23095 voters, 20286 last election votes, 87.8% of enrolment) Albany Primary, Albany Senior Citizens, Albany SLSC, Elleker Hall, Emu Point Sea Rescue, Flinders Park Primary, King River Hall, Little Grove Primary, Lower Kalgan Hall, Lower King Kindergarten, Mt Lockyer Primary, Mt Manypeaks Primary, Napier Hall, PCYC, Redmond Hall, Spencer Park Primary, Wellstead, Yakamia Primary, Youngs Siding Hall, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote

ALP LIB ALP LIB NAT GRN OTH Votes 9884 9795 7709 6486 2628 1492 950 % 50.2 49.8 40.0 33.7 13.6 7.7 4.9


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Alfred Cove Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %

Labor Party 3945 20.0 802 4.1 6706 34.0 Liberal Party 8870 45.0 10017 50.8 13016 66.0 Greens 1960 9.9 Family First 24 0.1 Christian Democratic Party 317 1.6 Woollard (IND) 4606 23.4 8899 45.1 Formal Vote 19722 Informal Vote 830 4.0 Redistribution enrolment 23618 Transferred votes as a percentage of redistribution enrolment - 87.0%

Alfred Cove includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Alfred Cove (21592 voters, 18734 last election votes, 86.8% of enrolment) Applecross Primary, Ardross Primary, Attadale Primary, Bicton Primary, Booragoon Primary, Melville Primary, Melville Rec Centre (50%), Mt Pleasant Primary, St Benedict's Hall, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote (91%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN OTH Votes 5903 12086 3401 8078 1623 4887 % 32.8 67.2 18.9 44.9 9.0 27.2 2-Candidate Preferred: LIB 9086 (50.5%) IND 8899 (49.5%)

From: Fremantle (2026 voters, 1819 last election votes, 89.8% of enrolment) Anglican Church Hall (40%), Richmond Primary (40%), Declaration Vote (8%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN OTH Votes 802 931 545 792 337 37 % 46.3 53.7 31.9 46.3 19.7 2.2 The following areas have been transferred out of Alfred Cove 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: Fremantle (2263 voters, 2111 last election votes, 93.3% of enrolment) Melville Rec Centre (50%), Palmyra Primary, Declaration Vote (9%)



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Armadale Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %

Labor Party 10899 56.0 12628 64.8 12628 64.8 Liberal Party 5050 25.9 6845 35.2 6845 35.2 Greens 2107 10.8 Christian Democratic Party 1422 7.3 Formal Vote 19478 Informal Vote 1235 6.0 Redistribution enrolment 24381 Transferred votes as a percentage of redistribution enrolment - 85.0%

Armadale includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Armadale (24381 voters, 20713 last election votes, 85.0% of enrolment) Armadale Primary, Armadale-Kelmscott Senior Citiz, Cecil Andrews Senior High, Challis Primary, Grovelands Primary, Gwynne Park Primary, Kelmscott Primary, Kelmscott Senior High, Kingsley Primary, Neerigen Brook Primary, Westfield Park Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN OTH Votes 12628 6845 10899 5050 2107 1422 % 64.8 35.2 56.0 25.9 10.8 7.3


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Balcatta Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %

Labor Party 8232 41.9 10250 52.2 10250 52.2 Liberal Party 8088 41.1 9392 47.8 9392 47.8 Greens 2267 11.5 Family First 377 1.9 Christian Democratic Party 692 3.5 Formal Vote 19656 Informal Vote 1480 7.0 Redistribution enrolment 24896 Transferred votes as a percentage of redistribution enrolment - 84.9%

Balcatta includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Balcatta (23845 voters, 20160 last election votes, 84.5% of enrolment) Balcatta Gospel Hall, Balcatta Primary, Balcatta Senior High, Glendale Primary, Osborne Park Community Centre, Osborne Park Hospital, Osborne Primary, St Denis' Primary, Takari Primary, Tuart Hill Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote


From: Girrawheen (1051 voters, 976 last election votes, 92.9% of enrolment) Glendale Primary (90%), Declaration Vote (5%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN Votes 446 451 335 406 157 % 49.7 50.3 37.3 45.2 17.5


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Bassendean Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %

Labor Party 9623 47.5 12223 60.3 12223 60.3 Liberal Party 6061 29.9 8044 39.7 8044 39.7 Greens 3065 15.1 Christian Democratic Party 1078 5.3 Independent 400 2.0 Independent 51 0.3 Formal Vote 20278 Informal Vote 1641 7.5 Redistribution enrolment 25011 Transferred votes as a percentage of redistribution enrolment - 87.6%

Bassendean includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Bassendean (22063 voters, 19423 last election votes, 88.0% of enrolment) Anzac Terrace Primary, Ashfield Primary (75%), Bassendean Primary, Beechboro Primary, East Beechboro Primary, Eden Hill Primary, Hampton Senior High (75%), Lockridge Primary, Lockridge Senior High, West Beechboro Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote (96%)


From: Morley (2948 voters, 2496 last election votes, 84.7% of enrolment) Hampton Park Primary (25%), Hampton Senior High, John Septimus Roe Anglican School, Declaration Vote (13%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN OTH Votes 1374 952 1024 584 186 533 % 59.1 40.9 44.0 25.1 8.0 22.9 The following areas have been transferred out of Bassendean 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: Maylands (996 voters, 884 last election votes, 88.8% of enrolment) Ashfield Primary (25%), Hampton Senior High (25%), Declaration Vote (4%)



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Bateman Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %

Labor Party 5838 29.5 8019 40.6 8019 40.6 Liberal Party 10307 52.1 11741 59.4 11741 59.4 Greens 2554 12.9 Family First 36 0.2 Christian Democratic Party 699 3.5 Independent 330 1.7 Formal Vote 19764 Informal Vote 929 4.5 Redistribution enrolment 23037 Transferred votes as a percentage of redistribution enrolment - 89.8%

Bateman includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Bateman (20805 voters, 18719 last election votes, 90.0% of enrolment) Air Force Association, Bateman Primary, Booragoon Primary, Brentwood Primary, Bull Creek Primary, Kardinya Primary, Oberthur Primary, Southern Districts Senior Citizens, Winthrop Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes (70%), Declaration Vote (91%)


From: Jandakot (1430 voters, 1216 last election votes, 85.0% of enrolment) Bibra Lake Primary (20%), West Leeming Primary (10%), Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes (70%), Declaration Vote (6%)


From: Willagee (802 voters, 760 last election votes, 94.8% of enrolment) Melville Primary (25%), Melville Senior High (25%), Declaration Vote (3%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN Votes 382 342 316 314 95 % 52.8 47.2 43.6 43.3 13.1 The following areas have been transferred out of Bateman 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: Riverton (2159 voters, 1915 last election votes, 88.7% of enrolment) Rossmoyne Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes (30%), Declaration Vote (9%)



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Belmont Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %


Belmont includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Belmont (22024 voters, 18894 last election votes, 85.8% of enrolment) Airport City Church, Belmont City College, Belmont Park Tennis Club, Belmont Primary, Carlisle Primary, Hazelmere Community Hall, Kewdale Primary, Perth Airport Virgin Blue, Perth Airport International, Perth Airport Qantas Domestic, Redcliffe Primary, St Augustines Primary, Tranby Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote



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Bunbury Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %

Labor Party 5835 29.7 7651 38.9 7651 38.9 Liberal Party 10240 52.0 12016 61.1 12016 61.1 National Party 233 1.2 Greens 1766 9.0 Family First 1153 5.9 Christian Democratic Party 417 2.1 Others 30 0.1 Formal Vote 19674 Informal Vote 995 4.8 Redistribution enrolment 23689 Transferred votes as a percentage of redistribution enrolment - 87.3%

Bunbury includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Bunbury (21096 voters, 18399 last election votes, 87.2% of enrolment) Adam Road Primary, Bunbury Catholic College, Bunbury Pre-Primary, Bunbury Tower, Carey Park Primary, Cooinda Primary, Eaton Community Hall, Milligan House, Picton Primary, South Bunbury Pre-Primary, South West Health Campus, Withers Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote


From: Murray-Wellington (2593 voters, 2271 last election votes, 87.6% of enrolment) Australind Community Hall (40%), Clifton Park Primary, Declaration Vote (10%)



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Butler Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %


Butler includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Mindarie (22916 voters, 16580 last election votes, 72.4% of enrolment) Butler Primary, Clarkson Community High School, Merriwa Primary, Mindarie Primary (10%), Quinns Rock Primary, Two Rocks Primary, Yanchep District High, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote (85%)


From: Wanneroo (1692 voters, 1236 last election votes, 73.0% of enrolment) Neerabup Primary, Declaration Vote (5%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN OTH Votes 685 468 567 407 101 42 % 59.4 40.6 50.8 36.4 9.0 3.8 The following areas have been transferred out of Mindarie 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: Ocean Reef (4203 voters, 3593 last election votes, 85.5% of enrolment) Mindarie Primary (90%), Declaration Vote (15%)



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Cannington Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %


Cannington includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Cannington (23262 voters, 20052 last election votes, 86.2% of enrolment) Bannister Creek Primary, Beckenham Community Church, Brookman Primary, Gibbs Street Primary, Lynwood Christian Church, Lynwood Senior High, Queens Park Rec Park, Seven Oaks Senior College, Wilson Community Hall, Yale Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote



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Carine Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %


Carine includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Carine (18750 voters, 16632 last election votes, 88.7% of enrolment) Carine Senior High, Davallia Primary, Glengarry Primary, Karrinyup Primary, Lake Gwelup Primary (50%), Marmion Primary (10%), North Beach Community Centre, North Beach Primary (75%), Poynter Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes (65%), Declaration Vote (80%)


From: Hillarys (5706 voters, 5223 last election votes, 91.5% of enrolment) Duncraig Primary, Glengarry Primary, Declaration Vote (24%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN OTH Votes 2137 2832 1507 2391 765 144 % 43.0 57.0 31.4 49.7 15.9 3.0 The following areas have been transferred out of Carine 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: Hillarys (2269 voters, 1994 last election votes, 87.9% of enrolment) Marmion Primary (90%), Declaration Vote (10%)


To: Scarborough (2526 voters, 2189 last election votes, 86.7% of enrolment) Lake Gwelup Primary (50%), North Beach Primary (25%), Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes (35%), Declaration Vote (11%)



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Central Wheatbelt Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %

Labor Party 3080 16.0 5525 28.7 Liberal Party 4794 24.9 5980 31.2 13716 71.3 National Party 9530 49.5 13214 68.8 Greens 1053 5.5 Christian Democratic Party 617 3.2 Citizens Electoral Council 180 0.9 Formal Vote 19254 Informal Vote 779 3.9 Redistribution enrolment 22640 Transferred votes as a percentage of redistribution enrolment - 88.5%

Central Wheatbelt includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Central Wheatbelt (20493 voters, 18044 last election votes, 88.0% of enrolment) Ardath Tennis Club, Avonvale Primary, Bakers Hill Primary, Ballidu Primary, Beacon CWA Hall, Beverley Lesser Hall, Bruce Rock, Burracoppin, Cadoux Primary, Cunderdin District High, Dale River Tennis Clulb, Don Mason Community Centre, Doodlakine, Dowerin, Goomalling, Grass Valley, Greenhills, Jennacubbine, Kellerberrin, Koorda Primary, Kununoppin, Meckering Primary, Merredin Court House, Merredin Senior High, Merredin St Mary's Primary, Mt Marshall Shire Office, Mt Walker, Mukinbudin, Muntadgin, Narembeen District High, Northam Memorial Hall, Northam Primary, Nungarin Primary, Quairading District High, Shackleton, Tammin Primary, Wongan Hills, Wundowie Primary, Wyalkatchem District High, York District High, Yorkrakine, Declaration Vote (99%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB NAT GRN OTH Votes 5111 12207 2902 4446 8256 994 728 % 29.5 70.5 16.7 25.7 47.7 5.7 4.2 2-Candidate Preferred: LIB 5550 (32.1%) NAT 11720 (67.9%)

From: Wagin (2147 voters, 1989 last election votes, 92.6% of enrolment) Brookton District High, Corrigin District High, Hyden Primary, Karlgarin, Kondinin Primary, Yealering Primary, Declaration Vote (11%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB NAT GRN OTH Votes 414 1509 178 347 1274 59 70 % 21.5 78.5 9.2 18.0 66.1 3.1 3.6 2-Candidate Preferred: LIB 430 (22.3%) NAT 1494 (77.7%) The following areas have been transferred out of Central Wheatbelt 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: Eyre (186 voters, 118 last election votes, 63.4% of enrolment) Westonia, Declaration Vote (1%)



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Churchlands Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %

Labor Party 3847 18.3 5793 27.5 5793 27.5 Liberal Party 990 4.7 1219 5.8 1219 5.8 Greens 3050 14.5 Family First 15 0.1 Christian Democratic Party 39 0.2 Constable (IND) 12869 61.1 14057 66.7 14057 66.7 Others 259 1.2 Formal Vote 21069 Informal Vote 773 3.5 Redistribution enrolment 25130 Transferred votes as a percentage of redistribution enrolment - 86.9%

Churchlands includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Churchlands (22974 voters, 19831 last election votes, 86.3% of enrolment) Churchlands Primary, Churchlands Primary Drive In, City Beach Primary, Floreat Park Pre-Primary, Floreat Park Primary (70%), Holy Spirit School Hall, Lake Monger Primary, Wembley Church of Christ, Wembley Downs Primary, Wembley Primary, West Leederville Primary, Woodlands Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote (97%)

ALP IND ALP GRN OTH Votes 5115 14057 3458 2846 12869 % 26.7 73.3 18.0 14.8 67.1

From: Scarborough (2156 voters, 2010 last election votes, 93.2% of enrolment) Wembley Downs Primary, Woodlands Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes (20%), Declaration Vote (9%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN OTH Votes 677 1219 389 990 205 298 % 35.7 64.3 20.7 52.6 10.9 15.8 The following areas have been transferred out of Churchlands 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: Nedlands (742 voters, 647 last election votes, 87.2% of enrolment) Floreat Park Primary (30%), Declaration Vote (3%)



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Cockburn Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %

Labor Party 8641 48.3 10579 59.2 10579 59.2 Liberal Party 5707 31.9 7305 40.8 7305 40.8 Greens 2259 12.6 Independent 1276 7.1 Formal Vote 17883 Informal Vote 1431 7.4 Redistribution enrolment 23965 Transferred votes as a percentage of redistribution enrolment - 80.6%

Cockburn includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Cockburn (23965 voters, 19314 last election votes, 80.6% of enrolment) Beeliar Primary, Coogee Primary, Jandakot Primary, Lakeland Senior High, Mater Christi Catholic Primary, Newton Primary, South Coogee Primary, Spearwood Primary (70%), Wattleup Community Hall, Yangebup Primary, Declaration Vote (91%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN OTH Votes 10579 7305 8641 5707 2259 1276 % 59.2 40.8 48.3 31.9 12.6 7.1 The following areas have been transferred out of Cockburn 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: Willagee (2263 voters, 2058 last election votes, 90.9% of enrolment) Phoenix Primary, Spearwood Primary (30%), Declaration Vote (9%)



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Collie-Preston Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %


Collie-Preston includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Collie-Preston (22000 voters, 18454 last election votes, 83.9% of enrolment) Allanson Primary, Boyanup Primary, Capel, Collie Senior High, Dalyellup Primary, Dardanup, Eaton Community College, Eaton Community Hall, Elgin, Fairview Primary, Ferguson Hall, Gelorup Community Centre, Margaretta Wilson Centre, North Collie Hall, River Valley Primary, Wilson Park Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes (60%), Declaration Vote (86%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN OTH Votes 9486 8146 7788 6570 1397 484 % 53.8 46.2 48.0 40.5 8.6 3.0 The following areas have been transferred out of Collie-Preston 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: Warren-Blackwood (3665 voters, 3107 last election votes, 84.8% of enrolment) Balingup Primary, Brookhampton, Donnybrook District High, Kirup, Yabberup, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes (40%), Declaration Vote (14%)



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Cottesloe Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %


Cottesloe includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Cottesloe (24320 voters, 20661 last election votes, 85.0% of enrolment) Claremont Primary, Cottesloe Civic Centre, Cottesloe Primary, Mosman Park Memorial Hall, Mount Claremont Primary, North Cottesloe Primary, North Fremantle Primary, Saint Hilda's Anglican School - Chidley Point, Saint Hilda's Anglican School (Drive-in), Swanbourne Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote



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Darling Range Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %


Darling Range includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Darling Range (23447 voters, 18324 last election votes, 78.2% of enrolment) Armadale Primary, Bedfordale, Clifton Hills Primary, Forrestdale Primary, Jarrahdale Primary, Karragullen, Kelmscott Primary, Marri Grove Primary, Mundijong Primary, Oakford Community Hall, Pickering Brook Primary, Roleystone Hall, Serpentine Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote (85%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN OTH Votes 7442 9885 5807 8354 2279 891 % 43.0 57.0 33.5 48.2 13.1 5.1 The following areas have been transferred out of Darling Range 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: Swan Hills (4079 voters, 3178 last election votes, 77.9% of enrolment) Chidlow, Mt Helena Community Lesser Hall, Sawyers Valley Primary, Declaration Vote (15%)



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Dawesville Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %

Labor Party 5832 33.1 6857 38.9 6857 38.9 Liberal Party 9836 55.7 10776 61.1 10776 61.1 Greens 1191 6.7 Family First 460 2.6 Christian Democratic Party 233 1.3 Citizens Electoral Council 93 0.5 Formal Vote 17645 Informal Vote 874 4.7 Redistribution enrolment 23258 Transferred votes as a percentage of redistribution enrolment - 79.6%

Dawesville includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Dawesville (23258 voters, 18519 last election votes, 79.6% of enrolment) Coodanup Community College, Dudley Park Primary, Falcon Football Pavilion, Falcon Primary, Glencoe Primary, Halls Head Primary, Ocean Road Primary, South Halls Head Primary, Southern Estuary Progress Association Hall, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote



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Eyre Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %

Labor Party 2751 19.3 4375 30.7 Liberal Party 6539 45.9 7604 53.4 9870 69.3 National Party 3835 26.9 6637 46.6 Greens 1021 7.2 Citizens Electoral Council 104 0.7 Formal Vote 14250 Informal Vote 763 5.1 Redistribution enrolment 17257 Transferred votes as a percentage of redistribution enrolment - 87.0%

Eyre includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Central Wheatbelt (186 voters, 118 last election votes, 63.4% of enrolment) Westonia, Declaration Vote (1%)


From: Eyre (17071 voters, 14894 last election votes, 87.2% of enrolment) Boulder Primary, Boulder West St Joseph's Catholic School, Bullfinch, Cascade Primary, Castletown Primary, Condingup Primary, Coolgardie Community Rec Centre, Dalyup, Esperance Civic Centre, Gibson Football Club, Grass Patch, Hopetoun, Jerdacuttup Primary, John Paul College, Kalgoorlie DEO, Kambalda Primary, Kambalda West District High School, Marvel Loch, Moorine Rock Primary, Munglinup Primary, Norseman Town Hall, Nulsen Pre-Primary, O'Connor Primary, Ravensthorpe, Salmon Gums Primary, Southern Cross, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote



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Forrestfield Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %


Forrestfield includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Forrestfield (24820 voters, 21338 last election votes, 86.0% of enrolment) Cyril Road Hall, Darling Range Sports College, East Kenwick Primary, Forrestfield Primary, High Wycombe Sport and Rec Centre, Maddington Primary, Maida Vale Netball Hall, Wattle Grove Primary, Declaration Vote



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Fremantle Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %

Labor Party 7620 38.9 11157 57.0 12140 62.1 Liberal Party 5615 28.7 7108 36.3 7424 37.9 Greens 5220 26.7 Family First 294 1.5 Christian Democratic Party 346 1.8 Woollard (IND) 488 2.5 1297 6.6 Formal Vote 19583 Informal Vote 1177 5.7 Redistribution enrolment 24992 Transferred votes as a percentage of redistribution enrolment - 83.1%

Fremantle includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Alfred Cove (2263 voters, 2111 last election votes, 93.3% of enrolment) Melville Rec Centre (50%), Palmyra Primary, Declaration Vote (9%)


From: Fremantle (21968 voters, 18147 last election votes, 82.6% of enrolment) Anglican Church Hall (60%), Beaconsfield Primary, East Fremantle Primary, Fremantle Primary, Fremantle Town Hall, Palmyra Primary, Phoenix Primary, Richmond Primary (60%), Rottnest Island, White Gum Valley Primary, Winterfold Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote (92%)


From: Willagee (761 voters, 502 last election votes, 66.0% of enrolment) Palmyra Primary, Declaration Vote (3%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN Votes 283 187 221 171 79 % 60.2 39.8 46.9 36.3 16.8 The following areas have been transferred out of Fremantle 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: Alfred Cove (2026 voters, 1819 last election votes, 89.8% of enrolment) Anglican Church Hall (40%), Richmond Primary (40%), Declaration Vote (8%)



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Geraldton Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %

Labor Party 5213 29.1 7420 41.5 7420 41.5 Liberal Party 6616 36.9 10467 58.5 10467 58.5 National Party 3460 19.3 Greens 1030 5.8 Family First 1036 5.8 Christian Democratic Party 551 3.1 Formal Vote 17906 Informal Vote 812 4.3 Redistribution enrolment 22006 Transferred votes as a percentage of redistribution enrolment - 85.1%

Geraldton includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Geraldton (22006 voters, 18718 last election votes, 85.1% of enrolment) Allendale Primary, Beachlands Primary, Bluff Point Primary, Cape Burney, Geraldton Primary, Geraldton St John of God Hospital, Moonyoonooka Polocrosse Club, Mt Tarcoola Primary, Queen Elizabeth Centre, Rangeway Primary, Spalding Family Centre, Waggrakine Primary, Walkaway Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote



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Girrawheen

Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %


Girrawheen includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Girrawheen (14729 voters, 13002 last election votes, 88.3% of enrolment) Alexander Heights Community Hall, Church of Christ Warwick (90%), East Hamersley Primary, Girrawheen Primary, Glendale Primary (10%), Marangaroo Family Centre, Marangaroo Primary, Rawlinson Primary, Roseworth Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote (65%)


From: Wanneroo (6157 voters, 4733 last election votes, 76.9% of enrolment) Ashdale Primary, Kingsway Indoor Stadium, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes (35%), Declaration Vote (20%)


From: West Swan (4178 voters, 3388 last election votes, 81.1% of enrolment) Landsdale Primary, Declaration Vote (18%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN OTH Votes 1573 1609 1383 1357 218 222 % 49.4 50.6 43.5 42.7 6.9 7.0 The following areas have been transferred out of Girrawheen 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: Balcatta (1051 voters, 976 last election votes, 92.9% of enrolment) Glendale Primary (90%), Declaration Vote (5%)


To: Kingsley (1527 voters, 1297 last election votes, 84.9% of enrolment) Church of Christ Warwick (10%), Hawker Park Primary, Declaration Vote (7%)


To: Mirrabooka (5483 voters, 4234 last election votes, 77.2% of enrolment) Balga Primary, North Balga Primary, Declaration Vote (24%)



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Gosnells Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %


Gosnells includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Gosnells (20158 voters, 17361 last election votes, 86.1% of enrolment) Gosnells Addie Mills Centre, Gosnells Addie Mills Centre (Drive In), Gosnells Primary, Southern River College, Thornlie Primary, Thornlie Senior High, Wirrabirra Primary, Yale Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes (80%), Declaration Vote (90%)


From: Southern River (5040 voters, 4513 last election votes, 89.5% of enrolment) Forest Crescent Primary (90%), Southern River College, Declaration Vote (19%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN OTH Votes 2272 1990 1805 1732 513 91 % 53.3 46.7 43.6 41.8 12.4 2.2 The following areas have been transferred out of Gosnells 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: Southern River (2294 voters, 2169 last election votes, 94.6% of enrolment) Huntingdale Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes (20%), Declaration Vote (10%)



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Hillarys Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %


Hillarys includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Carine (2269 voters, 1994 last election votes, 87.9% of enrolment) Marmion Primary (90%), Declaration Vote (10%)


From: Hillarys (18375 voters, 15656 last election votes, 85.2% of enrolment) Flinders Park Community Centre, Hillarys Primary, Padbury Primary, Sacred Heart College, Sorrento Primary, South Padbury Primary, Declaration Vote (76%)


From: Ocean Reef (3668 voters, 3118 last election votes, 85.0% of enrolment) Springfield Primary, Declaration Vote (15%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN OTH Votes 1149 1807 894 1584 307 88 % 38.9 61.1 31.1 55.1 10.7 3.1 The following areas have been transferred out of Hillarys 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: Carine (5706 voters, 5223 last election votes, 91.5% of enrolment) Duncraig Primary, Glengarry Primary, Declaration Vote (24%)



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Jandakot Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %


Jandakot includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Jandakot (24125 voters, 20441 last election votes, 84.7% of enrolment) Atwell Primary, Banksia Park Primary, Bibra Lake Primary (80%), Harmony Primary, Lakeland Senior High, Leeming Primary, South Lake Primary, West Leeming Primary (90%), Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes (30%), Declaration Vote (94%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN OTH Votes 9359 10076 7205 8645 2275 555 % 48.2 51.8 38.6 46.3 12.2 3.0 The following areas have been transferred out of Jandakot 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: Bateman (1430 voters, 1216 last election votes, 85.0% of enrolment) Bibra Lake Primary (20%), West Leeming Primary (10%), Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes (70%), Declaration Vote (6%)



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Joondalup Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %


Joondalup includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Joondalup (23041 voters, 19714 last election votes, 85.6% of enrolment) Beldon Primary, Beldon Primary (Drive-in), Connolly Primary, Craigie Heights Primary, Currambine Primary, Eddystone Primary, Edgewater Primary, Joondalup Central Library, Joondalup Primary, Poseidon Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote


From: Ocean Reef (936 voters, 780 last election votes, 83.3% of enrolment) Currambine Catholic Primary (25%), Currambine Primary (25%), Declaration Vote (4%)



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Kalamunda Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %


Kalamunda includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Kalamunda (23661 voters, 20614 last election votes, 87.1% of enrolment) Bramfield Park Primary, Carmel District Hall, Darlington Primary, East Maddington Primary, Falls Road Primary, Gooseberry Hill Community Hall, Kalamunda Primary, Kalamunda Senior High, Lesmurdie Senior High, Maida Vale Netball Hall, Walliston Primary, Yule Brook College, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote



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Kalgoorlie Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %

Labor Party 1766 17.6 36 0.4 4039 40.2 Liberal Party 2490 24.8 5998 59.7 National Party 1916 19.0 4665 46.4 8 0.1 Greens 454 4.5 Family First 4 0.0 Bowler (IND) 3427 34.1 5352 53.2 Formal Vote 10057 Informal Vote 602 5.6 Redistribution enrolment 13398 Transferred votes as a percentage of redistribution enrolment - 79.6%

Kalgoorlie includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Kalgoorlie (13315 voters, 10613 last election votes, 79.7% of enrolment) East Kalgoorlie Primary, Hannans Primary, John Paul College, Kalgoorlie DEO, Kalgoorlie Graduates Hall, Kalgoorlie Regional Hospital, Laverton Primary, Leinster Community Hall, Leonora Recreation Centre, Menzies Shire Hall, North Kalgoorlie Primary, O'Connor Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote (97%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB NAT GRN OTH Votes 4004 5998 1733 2487 1915 452 3427 % 40.0 60.0 17.3 24.8 19.1 4.5 34.2 2-Candidate Preferred: NAT 4657 (46.5%) IND 5352 (53.5%)

From: Pilbara (83 voters, 46 last election votes, 55.4% of enrolment) Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes (10%), Declaration Vote (1%)

ALP NAT ALP LIB NAT GRN Votes 36 8 34 3 1 2 % 81.8 18.2 85.0 7.5 2.5 5.0 The following areas have been transferred out of Kalgoorlie 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: North West Central (377 voters, 191 last election votes, 50.7% of enrolment) Sandstone Primary, Wiluna Remote Community School, Declaration Vote (3%)



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Kimberley Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %

Labor Party 4066 41.2 5587 56.8 5587 56.8 Liberal Party 2566 26.0 4257 43.2 4257 43.2 National Party 1809 18.3 Greens 1320 13.4 Citizens Electoral Council 100 1.0 Formal Vote 9861 Informal Vote 463 4.5 Redistribution enrolment 15657 Transferred votes as a percentage of redistribution enrolment - 65.9%

Kimberley includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Kimberley (15657 voters, 10324 last election votes, 65.9% of enrolment) Argyle Mine, Broome Civic Centre, Cable Beach Primary, Derby District High, Fitzroy Crossing District High, Halls Creek District High, Kununurra Leisure Centre, Warmun/ Turkey Creek, Wyndham District High, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote



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Kingsley Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %


Kingsley includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Girrawheen (1527 voters, 1297 last election votes, 84.9% of enrolment) Church of Christ Warwick (10%), Hawker Park Primary, Declaration Vote (7%)


From: Kingsley (23516 voters, 21397 last election votes, 91.0% of enrolment) Creaney Primary, Goollelal Primary, Greenwood Primary, Greenwood Senior High, Halidon Primary, North Woodvale Primary, Woodvale Senior High, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote



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Kwinana Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %

Labor Party 7702 41.5 9345 50.3 12340 66.4 Liberal Party 3750 20.2 544 2.9 6236 33.6 Greens 1989 10.7 Family First 744 4.0 Adams (IND) 4100 22.1 8676 46.7 Independent 291 1.6 Formal Vote 18576 Informal Vote 1089 5.5 Redistribution enrolment 25012 Transferred votes as a percentage of redistribution enrolment - 78.6%

Kwinana includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Kwinana (23465 voters, 18442 last election votes, 78.6% of enrolment) Bertram Primary, Calista Primary, Cooloongup Primary (50%), Hillman Primary (50%), Kwinana South Fire Station, Leda Primary, Medina Primary, North Parmelia Primary, Rockingham Baptist Church, Wandi Community Centre, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote (92%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN OTH Votes 11713 5692 7202 3300 1851 4391 % 67.3 32.7 43.0 19.7 11.1 26.2 2-Candidate Preferred: ALP 8718 (50.1%) IND 8676 (49.9%)

From: Warnbro (1547 voters, 1222 last election votes, 79.0% of enrolment) Tranby College (40%), Declaration Vote (6%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN Votes 627 544 500 449 138 % 53.5 46.5 46.0 41.3 12.7 The following areas have been transferred out of Kwinana 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: Rockingham (2000 voters, 1717 last election votes, 85.8% of enrolment) Cooloongup Primary (50%), Hillman Primary (50%), Declaration Vote (8%)



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Mandurah Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %

Labor Party 9188 52.9 10494 60.5 10494 60.5 Liberal Party 5922 34.1 6864 39.5 6864 39.5 Greens 1067 6.1 Family First 657 3.8 Christian Democratic Party 437 2.5 Citizens Electoral Council 98 0.6 Formal Vote 17369 Informal Vote 995 5.4 Redistribution enrolment 22352 Transferred votes as a percentage of redistribution enrolment - 82.2%

Mandurah includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Mandurah (22352 voters, 18364 last election votes, 82.2% of enrolment) Assumption Catholic Primary School, Billy Dower Youth Centre, Coodanup Community College, Dudley Park Primary, Foundation Christian College, Madora Bay Community Hall, Mandurah High, Mandurah Primary, Riverside Primary, RAAF Association Estate, West Murray Community Hall, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote



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Maylands Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %


Maylands includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Bassendean (996 voters, 884 last election votes, 88.8% of enrolment) Ashfield Primary (25%), Hampton Senior High (25%), Declaration Vote (4%)


From: Maylands (23419 voters, 19714 last election votes, 84.2% of enrolment) Alma Venville Recreation Centre, Bayswater Senior Citizens Centre, Beaufort Park Hall, Embleton Primary, Hillcrest Primary, Inglewood Masonic Hall, Inglewood Primary, Maylands Peninsula Primary, Morley Primary, RSL Memorial Hall Bedford, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote


From: Morley (2 voters, 0 last election votes, 0.0% of enrolment)

From: Mount Lawley (540 voters, 488 last election votes, 90.4% of enrolment) Mercy Hospital (80%), Declaration Vote (2%)



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Midland Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %


Midland includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Midland (23954 voters, 20473 last election votes, 85.5% of enrolment) Bellevue Hall, Governor Stirling Senior High, Greenmount Primary, Guilford Primary, Hazelmere Community Hall, Helena Valley Meeting Room, Helena Valley Primary, Koongamia Gumnuts Family Centre, Stratton Community Hall, Swan TAFE - Car Park, Swan TAFE Midland Campus, Swan View Senior High, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote



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Mirrabooka Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %

Labor Party 10167 51.9 12320 62.9 12320 62.9 Liberal Party 6049 30.9 7255 37.1 7255 37.1 Greens 2566 13.1 Christian Democratic Party 750 3.8 Independent 55 0.3 Formal Vote 19587 Informal Vote 1692 8.0 Redistribution enrolment 25088 Transferred votes as a percentage of redistribution enrolment - 84.8%

Mirrabooka includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Girrawheen (5483 voters, 4234 last election votes, 77.2% of enrolment) Balga Primary, North Balga Primary, Declaration Vote (24%)


From: Nollamara (17302 voters, 14870 last election votes, 85.9% of enrolment) Alexander Heights Community Hall, Alinjarra Primary, Balcatta Gospel Hall, Boyare Primary, Dryandra Primary, Koondoola Primary, St Andrew's Grammar School, Westminster Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote (72%)


From: West Swan (2303 voters, 2176 last election votes, 94.5% of enrolment) Illawarra Primary (90%), Declaration Vote (10%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN OTH Votes 1082 962 892 819 197 136 % 52.9 47.1 43.6 40.1 9.6 6.7 The following areas have been transferred out of Nollamara 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: Morley (6791 voters, 5145 last election votes, 75.8% of enrolment) Mirrabooka Senior High, Nollamara Primary, Declaration Vote (28%)



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Moore Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %

Labor Party 3105 16.7 5214 28.0 Liberal Party 7556 40.5 8742 46.9 13410 72.0 National Party 6025 32.3 9884 53.1 Greens 1157 6.2 Family First 389 2.1 Christian Democratic Party 317 1.7 Citizens Electoral Council 45 0.2 Unaffiliated 49 0.3 Formal Vote 18643 Informal Vote 918 4.7 Redistribution enrolment 22874 Transferred votes as a percentage of redistribution enrolment - 85.5%

Moore includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Moore (22874 voters, 19561 last election votes, 85.5% of enrolment) Ajana, Badgingarra, Bindoon, Bolgart Primary, Buntine Primary, Calingiri Primary, Carnamah District High, Cervantes, Coorow Primary, Dalwallinu District High, Dandaragan Primary, Dongara, Eneabba Primary, Granville Civic Centre, Green Head Community Centre, Guilderton Hall, Horrocks Community Rec Centre, Jurien Bay District High, Kalannie Primary, Kalbarri District High, Lancelin, Latham Primary, Ledge Point, Leeman Primary, Lower Chittering, Miling Primary, Mingenew, Mogumber, Moora, Morawa, Muchea, Mullewa District High, Nabawa, New Norcia, Northampton, Perenjori, Pithara, Seabird Community Hall, Three Springs Primary, Toodyay, Watheroo Primary, Woodridge, Yerecoin Primary, Yuna Primary, Declaration Vote



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Morley Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %

Labor Party 7342 37.8 9856 50.8 9856 50.8 Liberal Party 6848 35.2 9563 49.2 9563 49.2 Greens 1951 10.0 Christian Democratic Party 646 3.3 D'Orazio (IND) 2407 12.4 Independent 238 1.2 Formal Vote 19432 Informal Vote 1412 6.8 Redistribution enrolment 23914 Transferred votes as a percentage of redistribution enrolment - 87.2%

Morley includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Morley (17123 voters, 15699 last election votes, 91.7% of enrolment) Camboon Primary, Dianella Heights Primary, Hampton Park Primary (75%), Morley Kindergarten, Morley Primary (50%), Noranda Primary, North Morley Primary, West Morley Primary (40%), Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote (74%)


From: Nollamara (6791 voters, 5145 last election votes, 75.8% of enrolment) Mirrabooka Senior High, Nollamara Primary, Declaration Vote (28%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN OTH Votes 2941 1776 2335 1494 700 192 % 62.3 37.7 49.5 31.6 14.8 4.1 The following areas have been transferred out of Morley 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: Bassendean (2948 voters, 2496 last election votes, 84.7% of enrolment) Hampton Park Primary (25%), Hampton Senior High, John Septimus Roe Anglican School, Declaration Vote (13%)


To: Maylands (2 voters, 0 last election votes, 0.0% of enrolment)

To: Mount Lawley (3034 voters, 2755 last election votes, 90.8% of enrolment) Morley Primary (50%), Our Lady of Assumption Church / School Parish Hall, West Morley Primary (60%), Declaration Vote (13%)



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Mount Lawley Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %

Labor Party 7244 35.4 9889 48.3 9889 48.3 Liberal Party 9210 45.0 10587 51.7 10587 51.7 Greens 2753 13.4 Family First 295 1.4 Christian Democratic Party 599 2.9 Independents 386 1.8 Formal Vote 20487 Informal Vote 1201 5.5 Redistribution enrolment 24815 Transferred votes as a percentage of redistribution enrolment - 87.4%

Mount Lawley includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Morley (3034 voters, 2755 last election votes, 90.8% of enrolment) Morley Primary (50%), Our Lady of Assumption Church / School Parish Hall, West Morley Primary (60%), Declaration Vote (13%)


From: Mount Lawley (21781 voters, 18934 last election votes, 86.9% of enrolment) Australian Islamic College Perth - Dianella, Central Metropolitan College of TAFE - Mt Lawley C (60%), Coolbinia Primary, Kyilla Primary, Mercy Hospital (20%), Mt Lawley Kindergarten, Mt Lawley Playgroup, Mt Lawley Primary, Our Lady of Assumption Church / School Parish Hall, RSL Care Menora Gardens Village, St Paul's Primary, Sutherland Dianella Primary, Sir David Brand Centre, Yokine Primary, Yokine Uniting Church Hall, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote (97%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN OTH Votes 8546 9361 6262 8355 2503 500 % 47.7 52.3 35.5 47.4 14.2 2.8 The following areas have been transferred out of Mount Lawley 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: Maylands (540 voters, 488 last election votes, 90.4% of enrolment) Mercy Hospital (80%), Declaration Vote (2%)


To: Perth (206 voters, 182 last election votes, 88.3% of enrolment) Central Metropolitan College of TAFE - Mt Lawley C (40%), Declaration Vote (1%)



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Murray-Wellington Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %

Labor Party 5180 29.6 7214 41.2 7214 41.2 Liberal Party 7874 45.0 10276 58.8 10276 58.8 National Party 1409 8.0 Greens 1199 6.8 Family First 1088 6.2 Christian Democratic Party 349 2.0 Citizens Electoral Council 81 0.5 Independent 333 1.9 Formal Vote 17513 Informal Vote 1095 5.9 Redistribution enrolment 22540 Transferred votes as a percentage of redistribution enrolment - 82.6%

Murray-Wellington includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Murray-Wellington (22540 voters, 18608 last election votes, 82.6% of enrolment) Australind Community Hall (60%), Binningup Community Hall, Brunswick Junction Primary, Carcoola Primary, Coolup CWA Hall, Dwellingup Primary, Lake Clifton, North Dandalup, North Yunderup, Parkfield Primary, Pinjarra Senior Citizens Centre, Preston Beach, Riverlinks Community Centre, Settlers Hall, South Yunderup-Ravenswood, St Anne's Primary, Waroona, Yarloop, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote (90%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB NAT GRN OTH Votes 7214 10276 5180 7874 1409 1199 763 % 41.2 58.8 31.5 47.9 8.6 7.3 4.6 The following areas have been transferred out of Murray-Wellington 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: Bunbury (2593 voters, 2271 last election votes, 87.6% of enrolment) Australind Community Hall (40%), Clifton Park Primary, Declaration Vote (10%)



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Nedlands Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %

Labor Party 3185 15.8 138 0.7 6737 33.4 Liberal Party 8889 44.0 10266 50.9 12954 64.2 Greens 2839 14.1 Family First 131 0.6 Christian Democratic Party 233 1.2 Walker/Constable (IND) 4906 24.3 9772 48.4 492 2.4 Formal Vote 20183 Informal Vote 673 3.2 Redistribution enrolment 24393 Transferred votes as a percentage of redistribution enrolment - 85.5%

Nedlands includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Churchlands (742 voters, 647 last election votes, 87.2% of enrolment) Floreat Park Primary (30%), Declaration Vote (3%)


From: Nedlands (23651 voters, 20210 last election votes, 85.5% of enrolment) Central Metropolitan College TAFE - Subiaco Campus, Claremont Primary, Dalkeith Primary, Hollywood Primary, Jolimont Primary, Nedlands Primary, Shenton Park Child Centre, Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, St Aloysius Catholic Church, St Andrew's Church Hall - Nedlands, St Andrew's Church Hall - Subiaco, Subiaco Community Centre, Tresillian Community Centre, University of Western Australia - Nedlands Campus, West Leederville Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote



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North West Central Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %

Labor Party 2390 32.7 3314 45.5 3404 46.7 Liberal Party 2140 29.3 2759 37.9 2854 39.2 National Party 1663 22.8 1103 15.1 1031 14.1 Greens 431 5.9 Family First 75 1.0 Bowler (IND) 35 0.5 112 1.5 Independent 570 7.8 Formal Vote 7304 Informal Vote 334 4.4 Redistribution enrolment 9874 Transferred votes as a percentage of redistribution enrolment - 77.4%

North West Central includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Kalgoorlie (377 voters, 191 last election votes, 50.7% of enrolment) Sandstone Primary, Wiluna Remote Community School, Declaration Vote (3%)


From: North West (6943 voters, 5537 last election votes, 79.7% of enrolment) Carnarvon Senior High, Coral Bay, Cue Primary, East Carnarvon Primary, Exmouth, Gascoyne Junction, Meekatharra, Mount Magnet, Mungullah Village Community Health, Onslow, Shark Bay Primary, Useless Loop Primary, Yalgoo Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes (50%), Declaration Vote (45%)


From: Pilbara (2554 voters, 1910 last election votes, 74.8% of enrolment) Pannawonica Primary, Paraburdoo Primary, Tom Price Primary, Declaration Vote (23%)

ALP NAT ALP LIB NAT GRN Votes 788 1031 635 371 583 156 % 43.3 56.7 36.4 21.3 33.4 8.9 The following areas have been transferred out of North West 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: Pilbara (8334 voters, 6492 last election votes, 77.9% of enrolment) Dampier Primary, Karratha College, Karratha Senior High, Roebourne Community Centre, Tambrey Primary, Wickham Community Hall, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes (50%), Declaration Vote (55%)



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Ocean Reef Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %


Ocean Reef includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Mindarie (4203 voters, 3593 last election votes, 85.5% of enrolment) Mindarie Primary (90%), Declaration Vote (15%)


From: Ocean Reef (19611 voters, 16324 last election votes, 83.2% of enrolment) Beaumaris Primary, Currambine Catholic Primary (75%), Currambine Primary (75%), Jack Kikeros Hall, Kinross Primary, Mullaloo Heights Primary, Ocean Reef Senior High, Declaration Vote (81%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN OTH Votes 7240 8252 5860 7243 1631 326 % 46.7 53.3 38.9 48.1 10.8 2.2 The following areas have been transferred out of Ocean Reef 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: Hillarys (3668 voters, 3118 last election votes, 85.0% of enrolment) Springfield Primary, Declaration Vote (15%)


To: Joondalup (936 voters, 780 last election votes, 83.3% of enrolment) Currambine Catholic Primary (25%), Currambine Primary (25%), Declaration Vote (4%)



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Perth Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %


Perth includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Mount Lawley (206 voters, 182 last election votes, 88.3% of enrolment) Central Metropolitan College of TAFE - Mt Lawley C (40%), Declaration Vote (1%)


From: Perth (25007 voters, 19850 last election votes, 79.4% of enrolment) Aranmore Catholic College Hall, Central Metropolitan College of TAFE - Leederville, Central Metropolitan College of TAFE - Mt Lawley C, Citiplace Community Centre, City of Perth - Council House, Constitutional Centre, Department of Housing and Works, Highgate Primary, Kyilla Primary, Mt Hawthorn Baptist Church Hall, Mt Hawthorn Community Centre Lesser Hall, Mt Hawthorn Primary, North Perth Primary, Royal Perth Hospital, St Paul's Primary, West Perth Greek Orthodox Church Hall, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote



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Pilbara Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %

Labor Party 5143 43.4 6784 57.2 6784 57.2 Liberal Party 2297 19.4 2621 22.1 2621 22.1 National Party 2694 22.7 2447 20.6 2447 20.6 Greens 1142 9.6 Family First 333 2.8 Independent 255 2.1 Formal Vote 11864 Informal Vote 598 4.8 Redistribution enrolment 16821 Transferred votes as a percentage of redistribution enrolment - 74.1%

Pilbara includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: North West (8334 voters, 6492 last election votes, 77.9% of enrolment) Dampier Primary, Karratha College, Karratha Senior High, Roebourne Community Centre, Tambrey Primary, Wickham Community Hall, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes (50%), Declaration Vote (55%)


From: Pilbara (8487 voters, 5970 last election votes, 70.3% of enrolment) Baler Primary, Marble Bar, Newman Primary, Newman Senior High, Nullagine Primary, Port Hedland Civic Centre, Port Hedland Primary, South Hedland TAFE, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes (90%), Declaration Vote (76%)

ALP NAT ALP LIB NAT GRN Votes 3204 2447 2672 946 1136 566 % 56.7 43.3 50.2 17.8 21.4 10.6 The following areas have been transferred out of Pilbara 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: Kalgoorlie (83 voters, 46 last election votes, 55.4% of enrolment) Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes (10%), Declaration Vote (1%)

ALP NAT ALP LIB NAT GRN Votes 36 8 34 3 1 2 % 81.8 18.2 85.0 7.5 2.5 5.0

To: North West Central (2554 voters, 1910 last election votes, 74.8% of enrolment) Pannawonica Primary, Paraburdoo Primary, Tom Price Primary, Declaration Vote (23%)

ALP NAT ALP LIB NAT GRN Votes 788 1031 635 371 583 156 % 43.3 56.7 36.4 21.3 33.4 8.9


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Riverton Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %


Riverton includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Bateman (2159 voters, 1915 last election votes, 88.7% of enrolment) Rossmoyne Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes (30%), Declaration Vote (9%)


From: Riverton (22334 voters, 20368 last election votes, 91.2% of enrolment) Herald Avenue Senior Citizens Centre, Lynwood Senior High, Riverton Primary, Rossmoyne Primary, Rostrata Primary, Shelley Primary, Willetton Primary, Willetton Senior High, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote



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Rockingham Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %

Labor Party 10343 51.0 12248 60.4 12451 61.4 Liberal Party 6661 32.8 7355 36.3 7828 38.6 Greens 2611 12.9 Family First 60 0.3 Citizens Electoral Council 318 1.6 Adams (IND) 266 1.3 675 3.3 Independent 27 0.1 Formal Vote 20286 Informal Vote 1207 5.6 Redistribution enrolment 25054 Transferred votes as a percentage of redistribution enrolment - 85.8%

Rockingham includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Kwinana (2000 voters, 1717 last election votes, 85.8% of enrolment) Cooloongup Primary (50%), Hillman Primary (50%), Declaration Vote (8%)


From: Rockingham (23054 voters, 19777 last election votes, 85.8% of enrolment) Bungaree Primary, Charthouse Primary, Cooloongup Primary, Rockingham Autumn Centre (Drive-in), Rockingham Beach Primary, Rockingham Senior High, Safety Bay Primary, Safety Bay Senior High, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote



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Scarborough Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %


Scarborough includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Carine (2526 voters, 2189 last election votes, 86.7% of enrolment) Lake Gwelup Primary (50%), North Beach Primary (25%), Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes (35%), Declaration Vote (11%)


From: Scarborough (21583 voters, 17626 last election votes, 81.7% of enrolment) Deanmore Kindergarten, Doubleview Primary, Karrinyup Sports Centre, Scarborough Early Learning Centre, Scarborough Uniting Church, Yuluma Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes (80%), Declaration Vote (91%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN OTH Votes 7689 9065 5239 7379 2135 1806 % 45.9 54.1 31.6 44.6 12.9 10.9 The following areas have been transferred out of Scarborough 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: Churchlands (2156 voters, 2010 last election votes, 93.2% of enrolment) Wembley Downs Primary, Woodlands Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes (20%), Declaration Vote (9%)



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South Perth Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %

Labor Party 4594 24.0 6845 35.7 6845 35.7 Liberal Party 10136 52.9 12310 64.3 12310 64.3 Greens 2016 10.5 Family First 473 2.5 Independent 1951 10.2 Formal Vote 19170 Informal Vote 858 4.3 Redistribution enrolment 23747 Transferred votes as a percentage of redistribution enrolment - 84.3%

South Perth includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: South Perth (23747 voters, 20028 last election votes, 84.3% of enrolment) Collier Primary, Como Primary, Curtin Primary, Ernest Johnson Oval Pavilion, Kensington Primary, Legacy House, Manning Primary, South Perth Primary, St Augustine's Church of England Hall, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote



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Southern River Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %


Southern River includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Gosnells (2294 voters, 2169 last election votes, 94.6% of enrolment) Huntingdale Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes (20%), Declaration Vote (10%)


From: Southern River (22034 voters, 17618 last election votes, 80.0% of enrolment) Bletchley Park Primary, Caladenia Primary, Campbell Primary, Canning Vale Primary, Forest Crescent Primary (10%), Huntingdale Primary, Ranford Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote (81%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN OTH Votes 7794 8775 6310 7656 1634 444 % 47.0 53.0 39.3 47.7 10.2 2.8 The following areas have been transferred out of Southern River 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: Gosnells (5040 voters, 4513 last election votes, 89.5% of enrolment) Forest Crescent Primary (90%), Southern River College, Declaration Vote (19%)



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Swan Hills Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %


Swan Hills includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Darling Range (4079 voters, 3178 last election votes, 77.9% of enrolment) Chidlow, Mt Helena Community Lesser Hall, Sawyers Valley Primary, Declaration Vote (15%)


From: Swan Hills (20267 voters, 16402 last election votes, 80.9% of enrolment) Gidgegannup Shire Hall, Glen Forrest Primary, Herne Hill Primary, Mahogany Creek Hall, Mundaring Hall, Parkerville Playgroup, Pickett Park Hall, Salvation Army Hall (25%), Stoneville Progress Hall, Upper Swan Primary, Wooroloo Primary, Declaration Vote (73%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN OTH Votes 7031 8496 4901 7210 2504 407 % 45.3 54.7 32.6 48.0 16.7 2.7 The following areas have been transferred out of Swan Hills 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: West Swan (7622 voters, 5811 last election votes, 76.2% of enrolment) Arbor Grove Primary, Salvation Army Hall (75%), Declaration Vote (27%)



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Vasse Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %


Vasse includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Vasse (21533 voters, 17618 last election votes, 81.8% of enrolment) Acton Park Hall, Busselton Primary, Busselton Senior High, Busselton West Primary, Carbunup, Churchill Park Hall, Cowaramup Primary, Dunsborough Hall, Naturaliste Community Centre, Vasse Primary, Yallingup, Yoongarillup, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote (84%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN OTH Votes 5410 11415 3381 10071 2554 833 % 32.2 67.8 20.1 59.8 15.2 4.9 The following areas have been transferred out of Vasse 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: Warren-Blackwood (4238 voters, 3682 last election votes, 86.9% of enrolment) Witchcliffe Druids Hall, Margaret River Senior High, Rosa Brook Hall, Declaration Vote (16%)



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Victoria Park Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %


Victoria Park includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Victoria Park (24259 voters, 20523 last election votes, 84.6% of enrolment) Bentley Baptist Church, Bentley Community Centre (Drive-in), Bentley Community Centre, Carlisle Memorial Hall, Carlisle Primary, East Victoria Park Primary, Homestead Seniors Centre, Kensington Primary, Lathlain Primary, Millen Primary, Park Recreation Centre, South Bentley Community Care Centre, Swan Village Of Care, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote



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Wagin Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %

Labor Party 2047 10.7 4770 25.1 Liberal Party 3271 17.2 4121 21.6 14260 74.9 National Party 12061 63.3 14925 78.4 Greens 721 3.8 Family First 64 0.3 Christian Democratic Party 726 3.8 Citizens Electoral Council 138 0.7 Independent 26 0.1 Formal Vote 19054 Informal Vote 649 3.3 Redistribution enrolment 22037 Transferred votes as a percentage of redistribution enrolment - 89.4%

Wagin includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Blackwood-Stirling (3977 voters, 3396 last election votes, 85.4% of enrolment) Cranbrook Primary, Frankland, Kendenup Primary, Narrikup, Plantagenet Hall, Porongurup, Rocky Gully, South Stirling Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes (20%), Declaration Vote (19%)


From: Wagin (18060 voters, 16307 last election votes, 90.3% of enrolment) Arthur River, Boddington District High, Borden Primary, Boxwood Hill, Bremer Bay, Broomehill Primary, Cuballing, Dumbleyung Primary, Duranillin, Gairdner Primary, Gnowangerup, Harrismith, Jerramungup District High, Katanning, Kojonup, Kukerin Primary, Kulin, Lake Grace, Lake King Primary, Muradup, Narrogin, Newdegate, Nyabing, Ongerup Primary, Pingaring, Pingelly, Pingrup, Popanyinning, Quindanning, Tambellup, Varley, Wandering Primary, Wesley Uniting Hall, West Arthur, Wickepin Primary, Williams, Woodanilling, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote (89%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB NAT GRN OTH Votes 3585 12156 1661 2907 9881 556 770 % 22.8 77.2 10.5 18.4 62.6 3.5 4.9 2-Candidate Preferred: LIB 3615 (22.9%) NAT 12146 (77.1%) The following areas have been transferred out of Wagin 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: Central Wheatbelt (2147 voters, 1989 last election votes, 92.6% of enrolment) Brookton District High, Corrigin District High, Hyden Primary, Karlgarin, Kondinin Primary, Yealering Primary, Declaration Vote (11%)



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Wanneroo Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %


Wanneroo includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Wanneroo (23434 voters, 17802 last election votes, 76.0% of enrolment) Carramar Primary, Crossways Uniting Church, Hocking Primary, Lake Joondalup Pavilion, St Anthony's Primary, Tapping Primary, Wanneroo Senior High, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes (65%), Declaration Vote (75%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN OTH Votes 8280 8604 6681 7409 1523 759 % 49.0 51.0 40.8 45.3 9.3 4.6 The following areas have been transferred out of Wanneroo 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: Butler (1692 voters, 1236 last election votes, 73.0% of enrolment) Neerabup Primary, Declaration Vote (5%)


To: Girrawheen (6157 voters, 4733 last election votes, 76.9% of enrolment) Ashdale Primary, Kingsway Indoor Stadium, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes (35%), Declaration Vote (20%)



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Warnbro Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %

Labor Party 9167 48.8 11280 60.1 11280 60.1 Liberal Party 5962 31.8 7494 39.9 7494 39.9 Greens 2276 12.1 Family First 1372 7.3 Formal Vote 18777 Informal Vote 1016 5.1 Redistribution enrolment 25170 Transferred votes as a percentage of redistribution enrolment - 78.6%

Warnbro includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Warnbro (25170 voters, 19793 last election votes, 78.6% of enrolment) Coastal Community Centre, Koorana Primary, Port Kennedy Primary, Rockingham Lakes Primary, Secret Harbour Primary, Singleton, Tranby College (60%), Warnbro Community High, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote (94%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN Votes 11280 7494 9167 5962 2276 % 60.1 39.9 52.7 34.3 13.1 The following areas have been transferred out of Warnbro 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: Kwinana (1547 voters, 1222 last election votes, 79.0% of enrolment) Tranby College (40%), Declaration Vote (6%)



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Warren-Blackwood Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %

Labor Party 3836 18.3 3008 14.3 8234 39.2 Liberal Party 7081 33.7 8753 41.7 12751 60.8 National Party 5838 27.8 9219 43.9 Greens 3161 15.0 Family First 341 1.6 Christian Democratic Party 455 2.2 Independent 294 1.4 Formal Vote 21006 Informal Vote 924 4.2 Redistribution enrolment 24998 Transferred votes as a percentage of redistribution enrolment - 87.7%

Warren-Blackwood includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Blackwood-Stirling (17095 voters, 15141 last election votes, 88.6% of enrolment) Alexandra Bridge, Augusta Adventure Centre, Augusta Tele-centre, Boyup Brook, Denmark Rec Centre, Dinninup, Greenbushes, Karridale Primary, Manjimup East Primary, Manjimup Town Hall, Mayanup, Middlesex, Nannup, Northcliffe, Parryville, Pemberton, Quinninup, Scotsdale, St Bridgid's School Hall, Tingledale, Walpole Primary, Yornup, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes (80%), Declaration Vote (81%)


From: Collie-Preston (3665 voters, 3107 last election votes, 84.8% of enrolment) Balingup Primary, Brookhampton, Donnybrook District High, Kirup, Yabberup, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes (40%), Declaration Vote (14%)


From: Vasse (4238 voters, 3682 last election votes, 86.9% of enrolment) Witchcliffe Druids Hall, Margaret River Senior High, Rosa Brook Hall, Declaration Vote (16%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN OTH Votes 1999 1512 1042 1248 1089 135 % 56.9 43.1 29.7 35.5 31.0 3.8 The following areas have been transferred out of Blackwood-Stirling 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: Wagin (3977 voters, 3396 last election votes, 85.4% of enrolment) Cranbrook Primary, Frankland, Kendenup Primary, Narrikup, Plantagenet Hall, Porongurup, Rocky Gully, South Stirling Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes (20%), Declaration Vote (19%)



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West Swan Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %


West Swan includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Swan Hills (7622 voters, 5811 last election votes, 76.2% of enrolment) Arbor Grove Primary, Salvation Army Hall (75%), Declaration Vote (27%)


From: West Swan (16669 voters, 14341 last election votes, 86.0% of enrolment) Ballajura Community College, Ballajura Primary, Caversham Primary, Cracovia Club, East Beechboro Primary, Illawarra Primary (10%), Salvation Army Hall, South Ballajura Primary, West Swan Hall, Declaration Vote (72%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN OTH Votes 7499 5928 6336 4842 1259 997 % 55.9 44.1 47.2 36.0 9.4 7.4 The following areas have been transferred out of West Swan 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: Girrawheen (4178 voters, 3388 last election votes, 81.1% of enrolment) Landsdale Primary, Declaration Vote (18%)


To: Mirrabooka (2303 voters, 2176 last election votes, 94.5% of enrolment) Illawarra Primary (90%), Declaration Vote (10%)



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Willagee Redistributed Totals First Preference 2-Candidate 2-Party Preferred Party Votes % Votes % Votes %

Labor Party 10158 52.1 12677 65.0 12677 65.0 Liberal Party 5819 29.9 6813 35.0 6813 35.0 Greens 3375 17.3 Independent 140 0.7 Formal Vote 19492 Informal Vote 1469 7.0 Redistribution enrolment 23765 Transferred votes as a percentage of redistribution enrolment - 88.2%

Willagee includes transfers from the following old electorates 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

From: Cockburn (2263 voters, 2058 last election votes, 90.9% of enrolment) Phoenix Primary, Spearwood Primary (30%), Declaration Vote (9%)


From: Willagee (21502 voters, 18903 last election votes, 87.9% of enrolment) Caralee Community School, Coolbellup Community School, East Hamilton Hill Primary, Hilton Primary, Melville Primary (75%), Melville Recreation Centre, Melville Senior High (75%), North Lake Senior Campus, Phoenix Primary, Samson Primary, Southern Districts Senior Centre, Southern Districts Senior Centre (Drive-in), Southwell Primary, Special Institutions, Hospitals & Remotes, Declaration Vote (93%)

ALP LIB ALP LIB GRN Votes 11485 6134 9180 5336 3104 % 65.2 34.8 52.1 30.3 17.6 The following areas have been transferred out of Willagee 2-PARTY PREFERRED PRIMARY VOTES

To: Bateman (802 voters, 760 last election votes, 94.8% of enrolment) Melville Primary (25%), Melville Senior High (25%), Declaration Vote (3%)


To: Fremantle (761 voters, 502 last election votes, 66.0% of enrolment) Palmyra Primary, Declaration Vote (3%)



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LEGISLATIVE CONCIL SUMMARY Changes to Boundaries Transferred to North Metropolitan Region from East Metropolitan Region: Mount Lawley (206 voters, 0.6%), West Swan (4178, 18.0%) Transferred to East Metropolitan Region from North Metropolitan Region: Girrawheen (5483, 24.1%) Transferred to East Metropolitan Region from South Metropolitan Region: Gosnells (2294, 10.2%) Transferred to South Metropolitan Region from East Metropolitan Region: Southern River (5040, 18.6%) Transferred to Agricultural Region from South West Region: Blackwood-Stirling (3977, 18.9%) Transferred to Mining and Pastoral Region from Agricultural Region: Central Wheatbelt (186, 0.9%) Estimated Party Percentage Vote by Region Party\Region EM NM SM AG MP SW Labor Old 41.1 32.7 40.6 21.6 34.1 33.1 New 41.2 32.5 40.6 21.5 34.1 33.3 Liberal Old 37.7 46.3 38.6 32.6 29.8 39.4 New 37.6 46.5 38.5 32.1 29.8 39.8 National Old 1.0 0.8 0.7 33.4 21.4 10.8 New 1.0 0.8 0.7 34.0 21.5 10.1 Greens Old 11.7 13.0 11.9 5.1 8.9 8.6 New 11.7 12.9 11.9 5.1 8.9 8.7 Christian Dems Old 2.9 2.2 2.0 2.3 1.9 2.1 New 2.9 2.2 2.0 2.3 1.9 2.1 Family First Old 3.2 1.5 2.1 2.8 1.6 3.9 New 3.2 1.6 2.2 2.9 1.6 3.9 One Nation Old 0.7 0.4 0.6 0.9 1.0 0.6 New 0.7 0.4 0.6 0.9 1.0 0.6 Others Old 1.7 3.1 3.5 1.2 1.2 1.5 New 1.7 3.1 3.5 1.2 1.2 1.5 Abbreviations AG Agricultural Region EM East Metropolitan Region MP Mining and Pastoral Region NM North Metropolitan Region SM South Metropolitan Region SW South West Region


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TRANSFERS OF OLD DISTRICT ENROLMENTS Old Electorate Electors Transferred to Albany Albany 23095 (100.0%)

Alfred Cove Alfred Cove 21592 (90.5%), Fremantle 2263 (9.5%)

Armadale Armadale 24381 (100.0%)

Balcatta Balcatta 23845 (100.0%)

Bassendean Bassendean 22063 (95.7%), Maylands 996 (4.3%)

Bateman Bateman 20805 (90.6%), Riverton 2159 (9.4%)

Belmont Belmont 22024 (100.0%)

Blackwood-Stirling Warren-Blackwood 17095, (81.1%) Wagin 3977 (18.9%)

Bunbury Bunbury 21096 (100.0%)

Cannington Cannington 23262 (100.0%)

Carine Carine 18750 (79.6%), Scarborough 2526 (10.7%), Hillarys 2269 (9.6%)

Central Wheatbelt Central Wheatbelt 20493 (99.1%), Eyre 186 (0.9%)

Churchlands Churchlands 22974 (96.9%), Nedlands 742 (3.1%)

Cockburn Cockburn 23965 (91.4%), Willagee 2263 (8.6%)

Collie-Preston Collie-Preston 22000 (85.7%), Warren-Blackwood 3665 (14.3%)

Cottesloe Cottesloe 24320 (100.0%)

Darling Range Darling Range 23447 (85.2%), Swan Hills 4079 (14.8%)

Dawesville Dawesville 23258 (100.0%)

Eyre Eyre 17071 (100.0%)

Forrestfield Forrestfield 24820 (100.0%)

Fremantle Fremantle 21968 (91.6%), Alfred Cove 2026 (8.4%)

Geraldton Geraldton 22006 (100.0%)

Girrawheen Girrawheen 14729 (64.6%), Mirrabooka 5483 (24.1%), Kingsley 1527 (6.7%), Balcatta 1051 (4.6%)

Gosnells Gosnells 20158 (89.8%), Southern River 2294 (10.2%)

Hillarys Hillarys 18375 (76.3%), Carine 5706 (23.7%)

Jandakot Jandakot 24125 (94.4%), Bateman 1430 (5.6%)

Joondalup Joondalup 23041 (100.0%)

Kalamunda Kalamunda 23661 (100.0%)

Kalgoorlie Kalgoorlie 13315 (97.2%), North West Central 377 (2.8%)

Kimberley Kimberley 15657 (100.0%)

Kingsley Kingsley 23516 (100.0%)

Kwinana Kwinana 23465 (92.1%), Rockingham 2000 (7.9%)

Mandurah Mandurah 22352 (100.0%)

Maylands Maylands 23419 (100.0%)

Midland Midland 23954 (100.0%)


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Mindarie Butler 22916 (84.5%), Ocean Reef 4203 (15.5%)

Moore Moore 22874 (100.0%)

Morley Morley 17123 (74.1%), Mount Lawley 3034 (13.1%), Bassendean 2948 (12.8%), Maylands 2 (0.0%)

Mount Lawley Mount Lawley 21781 (96.7%), Maylands 540 (2.4%), Perth 206 (0.9%)

Murray-Wellington Murray-Wellington 22540 (89.7%), Bunbury 2593 (10.3%)

Nedlands Nedlands 23651 (100.0%)

Nollamara Mirrabooka 17302 (71.8%), Morley 6791 (28.2%)

North West Pilbara 8334 (54.6%), North West Central 6943 (45.4%)

Ocean Reef Ocean Reef 19611 (81.0%), Hillarys 3668 (15.1%), Joondalup 936 (3.9%)

Perth Perth 25007 (100.0%)

Pilbara Pilbara 8487 (76.3%), North West Central 2554 (23.0%), Kalgoorlie 83 (0.7%)

Riverton Riverton 22334 (100.0%)

Rockingham Rockingham 23054 (100.0%)

Scarborough Scarborough 21583 (90.9%), Churchlands 2156 (9.1%)

South Perth South Perth 23747 (100.0%)

Southern River Southern River 22034 (81.4%), Gosnells 5040 (18.6%)

Swan Hills Swan Hills 20267 (72.7%), West Swan 7622 (27.3%)

Vasse Vasse 21533 (83.6%), Warren-Blackwood 4238 (16.4%)

Victoria Park Victoria Park 24259 (100.0%)

Wagin Wagin 18060 (89.4%), Central Wheatbelt 2147 (10.6%)

Wanneroo Wanneroo 23434 (74.9%), Girrawheen 6157 (19.7%), Butler 1692 (5.4%)

Warnbro Warnbro 25170 (94.2%), Kwinana 1547 (5.8%)

West Swan West Swan 16669 (72.0%), Girrawheen 4178 (18.0%), Mirrabooka 2303 (9.9%)

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Rogerson Rd

Canning Av

Centenary Av

McKay St

Conlon St

Manning Rd

Kent St

Baron-Hay Ct

George St

Banksia Tce

Hurlingham RdMill Point Rd

Burton St

Mills St

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Railway Line

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EYRE

NORTH WESTCENTRAL

MULLEWA

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SOUTHERN CROSS

MARGARET RIVER

THREE SPRINGS

WONGAN HILLS

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RAVENSTHORPE

BAKERS HILL

JERRAMUNGUP

BOYUP BROOK

GNOWANGERUP

NORTHAMPTON

MARVEL LOCH

BRIDGETOWN

BRUCE ROCK

BREMER BAY

BODDINGTON

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MUKINBUDIN

GOOMALLING

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MANDURAH

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MOORE

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see enlargement

see enlargement

DUNSBOROUGH

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MARGARET RIVER

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WYALKATCHEM

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BOYANUP

BRIDGETOWN

BRUCE ROCK

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see enlargement

COLLIE-PRESTON

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Caves Rd

Carters Rd

Rosa Brook Rd

Margaret RiverBussell Hwy

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