2004 Australian federal election
Result
The Liberal and National parties run joint tickets in some states. The figures under "Seats" show the number of Senate seats won at this election.

2004 Australian federal election

Section Title: Result
Table Section Text: The Liberal and National parties run joint tickets in some states. The figures under "Seats" show the number of Senate seats won at this election.

Parties	Primary Votes House	% House	Seats House	Votes Senate	% Senate	Seats Won Senate	Total Seats Senate

Liberal Party of Australia	4,741,458	40.5	74	2,109,978	17.7	13	33

National Party of Australia	690,275	5.9	12	163,261	1.4	1	5

Liberal/National Party senate ticket (NSW and Vic)	–	–	–	3,074,952	25.7	6	*

Country Liberal Party	39,855	0.3	1	41,923	0.4	1	1

Australian Labor Party	4,409,117	37.6	60	4,186,715	35.0	16	28

Australian Greens	841,734	7.2	–	916,431	7.7	2	4

Family First Party	235,315	2.0	–	210,567	1.8	1	1

Australian Democrats	144,832	1.2	–	250,373	2.1	–	4

One Nation Party	139,956	1.2	–	206,455	1.7	–	–

Christian Democratic Party	72,241	0.6	–	140,674	1.2	–	–

Other parties	108,313	0.9	–	652,320	5.5	–	–

Independents	288,206	2.4	3	–	–	–	–

Total (turnout 94.85%)	11,715,132	100.0	150	11,953,649	100.0	40	76

Informal votes	639,851

Total votes	12,354,983

Registered voters	13,021,230

* Liberal/National senators shown under their respective parties

Sources: Australian Electoral Commission, Parliament of Australia Parliamentary Handbook

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The Australian Labor Party polled 37.6%.

final_sentence: The Australian Labor Party polled 37.6%.