Electoral district of Campbell

Campbell坎贝尔 Kǎnbèi'ěrキャンベル KyanberuEnderronian Parliament 	Campbell坎贝尔 Kǎnbèi'ěrキャンベル KyanberuEnderronian Parliament 	Campbell坎贝尔 Kǎnbèi'ěrキャンベル KyanberuEnderronian Parliament
Location of Campbell in Flinders Prefecture 	Location of Campbell in Flinders Prefecture 	Location of Campbell in Flinders Prefecture
District Details 	District Details 	District Details
Created 	1990 	
MP 	John Taggart 	
Party 	Liberal 	
Namesake 	Andrew CampbellJames S. Campbell 	
Electors 	132,547 	
Area 	TBA km² 	
Demographic 	Rural 	
Campbell is an electoral district of the Enderronian Parliament in Flinders Prefecture, first contested at the 1990 federal election. It is named after colonial premiers Andrew Campbell (1829–1840) and James Spencer Campbell (1889–1891, 1892–1895), who were grandfather and grandson respectively. The district covers most of rural southern Flinders, completely surrounding the Flinders City metropolitan area. Its main population centre is the regional city of Springston, which is home to approximately half of its population.
The sitting member, since the 2002 federal election, is John Taggart, a member of the Liberal Party of Enderron.
==History==
Campbell was proclaimed at the 1990 redistribution, in which Flinders' regional electorates underwent a major reconfiguration. Campbell largely replaced Kingfisher, but also took in large parts of what was formerly Fairfax, pushing that seat to the north in the process.
Like its predecessor, Campbell is a safe seat for the conservative side of politics. The Social Democratic Party narrowly won Kingfisher at the 1970 landslide, and lost it in 1974, marking the last time that southern Flinders has been represented by a non-conservative member. The Enderron National Party won Campbell amidst the United Party's near-total collapse in the 1994 election. The seat returned to form at the following election, and has continued to do so ever since.
==Members==
#	Member 	Member 	Party 	Term
1	width="3%"	John Mahler 	United 	1990–1994
2	 	Grant Brodsky 	National 	1994–1998
3	 	George Roussos	Conservative	1998–2000
3	 	George Roussos	Independent 	2000–2002
4	 	John Taggart 	Liberal 	2002–
==Election results==
Enderronian federal election, 2018: Campbell	Enderronian federal election, 2018: Campbell	Enderronian federal election, 2018: Campbell	Enderronian federal election, 2018: Campbell	Enderronian federal election, 2018: Campbell	Enderronian federal election, 2018: Campbell
Party 	Party 	Candidate 	Votes 	% 	±%
 	Liberal 	John Taggart 	44,134 	39.18 	–10.71
 	National 	Jacob Hoendermans 	25,627 	22.75 	+7.16
 	Social Democrats 	Charles Li 	22,551 	20.02 	+4.29
 	Greens 	Kitty Otsuji 	10,521 	9.34 	+1.66
 	Democrats 	Quinn Kimmel 	3,886 	3.45 	–8.40
 	Flinders Alliance 	Kate Gladson 	3,526 	3.13 	–1.05
 	Independent 	Damien Hart 	1,791 	1.59 	+1.59
 	Libertarian 	Nancy Tedesco 	608 	0.54 	+0.54
Total formal votes 	Total formal votes 	Total formal votes 	112,644 	94.24 	–1.33
Informal votes 	Informal votes 	Informal votes 	6,883 	5.76 	+1.33
Turnout 	Turnout 	Turnout 	119,527 	90.18 	–2.15
Two-party-preferred result 	Two-party-preferred result 	Two-party-preferred result 	Two-party-preferred result 	Two-party-preferred result 	Two-party-preferred result
 	Liberal 	John Taggart 	74,627 	66.25 	–5.36
 	Social Democrats 	Charles Li 	38,017 	33.75 	+5.36
 	Liberal hold 	Liberal hold 	Swing 	–5.36 	
Electoral districts of the Enderronian Parliament in Flinders Prefecture
Ashbrook · Campbell · Essendon · Fairfax · Richmond · Warwick