Division of Lumina South

Lumina South澳伦敦Àolúndūn オーロントンŌronton Craftian House of Representatives Division 	Lumina South澳伦敦Àolúndūn オーロントンŌronton Craftian House of Representatives Division 	Lumina South澳伦敦Àolúndūn オーロントンŌronton Craftian House of Representatives Division 	Lumina South澳伦敦Àolúndūn オーロントンŌronton Craftian House of Representatives Division
Division Details 	Division Details 	Division Details 	
Created 	1945 	 	
Abolished 	1984 	 	
Namesake 	Lumina 	 	
Demographic 	Rural 	 	
The Division of Lumina South was a Craftian federal division. It was located on the island of Lumina, covering the southern third of the state excepting the city of Luma'a. It was first contested in the inaugural general election and was abolished in 1984 following the decision to divide Craftian territory into eastern and western zones; the island of Lumina fell under West Craftian control and thus was unable to elect MPs to the East Craftian Parliament.
==History==
Lumina South was a vast rural electorate, and was held by only two members throughout its existence. Before universal suffrage was introduced in 1967 (finally allowing Indigenous Craftians to vote), the seat was safe for the Protection of Craftia Party thanks to the large presence of conservative white farmers who were allowed to vote, despite Indigenous Craftians forming more than 35 percent of the seat's population. Following the 1967 referendum, the seat shifted towards the National Party of Craftia. Jim McIntyre, leader of the Nationals from 1969 to 2014 and Premier from 1974 to 1982, held the seat from the 1960 by-election to its abolition in 1984.
==Members==
#	Member 	Member 	Party 	Term
1	width="3%"	David Gurwitch	Labour 	1945–1947
1	 	David Gurwitch	Protection	1947–1960
3	 	Jim McIntyre 	National 	1960–1984