2010 Australian federal election
Divisions changing hands
Members in italics did not re-contest their House of Representatives seats at this election. Six notional boundary redistributed seats were contested at this election.

2010 Australian federal election

Section Title: Divisions changing hands
Table Section Text: Members in italics did not re-contest their House of Representatives seats at this election. Six notional boundary redistributed seats were contested at this election.

Seat	Pre-2010	Swing	Post-2010

Party	Member	Margin	Margin	Member	Party

Bennelong, NSW	Labor	Maxine McKew	1.40	4.52	3.12	John Alexander	Liberal

Bonner, Qld	Labor	Kerry Rea	5.47	7.35	2.82	Ross Vasta	Liberal National

Brisbane, Qld	Labor	Arch Bevis	4.60	5.73	1.13	Teresa Gambaro	Liberal National

Dawson, Qld	Labor	James Bidgood	2.59	5.02	2.43	George Christensen	Liberal National

Denison, Tas	Labor	Duncan Kerr	15.29	N/A	1.21	Andrew Wilkie	Independent

Flynn, Qld	Labor	Chris Trevor	2.24	5.82	3.58	Ken O'Dowd	Liberal National

Forde, Qld	Labor	Brett Raguse	3.36	4.99	1.63	Bert van Manen	Liberal National

Hasluck, WA	Labor	Sharryn Jackson	0.85	1.42	0.57	Ken Wyatt	Liberal

La Trobe, Vic	Liberal	Jason Wood	0.51	1.42	0.91	Laura Smyth	Labor

Leichhardt, Qld	Labor	Jim Turnour	4.06	8.61	4.55	Warren Entsch	Liberal National

Longman, Qld	Labor	Jon Sullivan	1.87	3.79	1.92	Wyatt Roy	Liberal National

Macquarie, NSW	Labor	Bob Debus	0.28	1.49	1.21	Louise Markus	Liberal

Melbourne, Vic	Labor	Lindsay Tanner	4.71	10.75	6.04	Adam Bandt	Greens

McEwen, Vic	Liberal	Fran Bailey	0.02	5.34	5.32	Rob Mitchell	Labor

O'Connor, WA	Liberal	Wilson Tuckey	12.76	N/A	3.56	Tony Crook	Nationals WA

Solomon, NT	Labor	Damian Hale	0.19	1.94	1.75	Natasha Griggs	Country Liberal

Sentence(s)

In the 2010 Australian federal election, Tony Crook won the seat of O'Connor for the National Party of Western Australia, defeating Wilson Tuckey of Liberal Party.

final_sentence: In the 2010 Australian federal election, Tony Crook won the seat of O'Connor for the National Party of Western Australia, defeating Wilson Tuckey of Liberal Party.