Electoral district of Lyndhurst

Lyndhurst林德赫 Líndéhèリンドハースト RindohāsutoEnderronian Parliament 	Lyndhurst林德赫 Líndéhèリンドハースト RindohāsutoEnderronian Parliament
Location of Lyndhurst in Forsythia 	Location of Lyndhurst in Forsythia
District Details 	District Details
Created 	1934
MP 	Marco Chiung
Party 	Social Democrats
Namesake 	Lyndhurst, Forsythia
Electors 	133,521
Area 	TBA km²
Demographic 	Outer metropolitan
Lyndhurst is an electoral district of the Enderronian Parliament in New Surrey Prefecture, first contested at the 1934 general election. It is based in the northern suburbs of Forsythia, including its namesake, the suburb of Lyndhurst.
The sitting member, since the 2018 federal election, is Marco Chiung, a member of the Social Democratic Party.
==History==
Lyndhurst has always covered an area to the north of the Forsythia city centre. It formerly stretched beyond the Forsythia metropolitan area to parts of the rural coast to the northwest, but has been based entirely in the city's northern suburbs since the 1960s. This corresponds with the seat's shifting voting patterns; it was held by the conservative Enderron People's Party and its successor, the United Party, from its creation to the 1970 election. Since then, it has mostly tilted towards the Social Democrats. Today, it is regarded as a safe SDP seat, in part to the increasingly multicultural demographic of the area it covers.
The most notable MP for Lyndhurst is former Prime Minister Tom Woodlands, who served from 2014 to 2015.
The seat is also notable for being the first to elect two female MPs from the same family. Ruth Ziegler held the seat from 1970 to 1976, and her daughter Nancy Ziegler held it from 1978 to 1986. By extension, it was also the first seat in Enderron to elect two female MPs, achieving this feat in 1978.
==Members==
#	Member 	Member 	Party 	Term
1	width="3%"	Timothy Harris 	People's 	1934–1943
1	 	Timothy Harris 	United 	1943–1946
2	 	Joseph McMullin	United 	1946–1970
3	 	Ruth Ziegler 	Social Democrats	1970–1976
4	 	Paul Sessions 	United 	1976–1978
5	 	Nancy Ziegler 	Social Democrats	1978–1986
6	 	Barry Cott 	United 	1986–1988
7	 	Jeremy Weathers	Social Democrats	1988–1998
8	 	Tom Woodlands 	Social Democrats	1998–2018
9	 	Marco Chiung 	Social Democrats	2018–
==Election results==
Enderronian federal election, 2018: Lyndhurst	Enderronian federal election, 2018: Lyndhurst	Enderronian federal election, 2018: Lyndhurst	Enderronian federal election, 2018: Lyndhurst	Enderronian federal election, 2018: Lyndhurst	Enderronian federal election, 2018: Lyndhurst
Party 	Party 	Candidate 	Votes 	% 	±%
 	Social Democrats 	Marco Chiung 	60,858 	52.15 	–1.09
 	Liberal 	Kevin Huang 	41,533 	35.59 	–2.70
 	Greens 	Jamie Kim 	8,776 	7.52 	+0.94
 	Christian Alliance 	David Ipswich 	3,034 	2.60 	+0.77
 	Independent 	Michael Eto 	2,019 	1.73 	+1.73
 	Libertarian 	Vanessa Tsui 	478 	0.41 	–0.12
Total formal votes 	Total formal votes 	Total formal votes 	116,698 	92.81 	+0.56
Informal votes 	Informal votes 	Informal votes 	9,047 	7.19 	–0.56
Turnout 	Turnout 	Turnout 	125,745 	94.18 	+1.48
Two-party-preferred result 	Two-party-preferred result 	Two-party-preferred result 	Two-party-preferred result 	Two-party-preferred result 	Two-party-preferred result
 	Social Democrats 	Marco Chiung 	70,159 	60.12 	+3.06
 	Liberal 	Kevin Huang 	46,539 	39.88 	–3.06
 	Social Democrats hold 	Social Democrats hold 	Swing 	+3.06 	
Electoral districts of the Enderronian Parliament in New Surrey
Braddon · Coburn · Epsom · Forsythia · Grey · Hacking · Keppel · Leightonfield · Lyndhurst · Monash · Queenstown · Rock Valley · Strachan · Wolseley · Woodleigh