Enderronian federal election, 1994

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All 140 seats in the Enderronian Parliament71 seats needed for a majority 	All 140 seats in the Enderronian Parliament71 seats needed for a majority	All 140 seats in the Enderronian Parliament71 seats needed for a majority
Turnout 	14,437,618 (94.29%) ( 1.22pp) 	14,437,618 (94.29%) ( 1.22pp)
 	 	
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Leader 	Helen Vandenberg 	Wally Koepke
Party 	Social Democrats 	Conservative
Leader since 	19 June 1987 	25 November 1993
Leader's seat 	Rosslea (JZ) 	Oxley (CO)
Last election 	72 seats, 38.57% 	11 seats, 17.54%
Seats before 	73 	31
Seats won 	98 	30
Seat change 	25 	1
Popular vote 	7,111,971 	3,274,452
Percentage 	49.26% 	22.68%
Swing 	10.69pp 	5.14pp
TPP 	55.63% 	44.37%
TPP swingBased off estimated TPP between the SDP and Conservative Party in 1990.	3.06pp 	3.06pp
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Leader 	Michael Paxton 	Andrew Quinton
Party 	National 	United
Leader since 	21 October 1985 	10 May 1991
Leader's seat 	Greenberg (GB) 	Formosa (JZ)(lost seat)
Last election 	5 seats, 7.74% 	51 seats, 21.68%
Seats before 	4 	26
Seats won 	7 	4
Seat change 	3 	22
Popular vote 	1,523,169 	1,186,772
Percentage 	7.27% 	8.22%
Swing 	0.47pp 	13.46pp
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Winning party by electorate 	Winning party by electorate 	Winning party by electorate
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Prime Minister before election 	Prime Minister before election 	Elected Prime Minister
Helen VandenbergSocial Democrats 	Helen VandenbergSocial Democrats 	Helen VandenbergSocial Democrats
A federal election was held in Enderron on Saturday 17 September 1994 to elect the 140 members of the 13th Enderronian Parliament.
The incumbent Social Democratic Party government, led by Prime Minister Helen Vandenberg, was re-elected to a second term, winning a supermajority with a landslide swing in its favour, defeating the opposition Conservative Party, led by Wally Koepke.
The 1994 election is considered a major realigning election in Enderronian political history, as the traditionally dominant centre-right party, the United Party, collapsed and lost all but four seats. Leader Andrew Quinton was defeated in his own seat of Formosa. The United Party was dissolved and merged into the Conservative Party less than a month after the election. The Social Democrats swept the Metro Central Region, winning 56 of the 71 available seats, marking the start of the party's dominance in the region, and won all but two seats in Northern Enderron.
A vast majority of former United Party supporters moved to the Conservative Party, which finished second in the election, and the Liberal Democrats. The party had already formed the Official Opposition since July 1992, when more than a third of the United caucus defected to the Conservatives.
To date, this is the most recent election in which the Social Democrats won Sierra's at-large electorate.
==Results==
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98 	7 	5 	30
Social Democrats	Nat	Oth	Conservative
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Party 	Party 	Votes 	% 	Swing 	Seats 	+/−
 	Social Democrats 	7,111,971 	49.26 	10.69 	98 	26
 	Conservative 	3,274,452 	22.68 	5.14 	30 	19
 	United 	1,186,772 	8.22 	13.46 	4 	47
 	National 	1,049,615 	7.27 	0.47 	7 	2
 	Liberal Democrats 	1,017,852 	7.05 	0.80 	0 	0
 	Greens 	433,129 	3.00 	3.00 	0 	0
 	Democrats 	72,188 	0.50 	0.36 	0 	0
 	Other 	291,640 	2.02 	4.19 	1 	0
Two-party-preferred vote	Two-party-preferred vote	Two-party-preferred vote	Two-party-preferred vote	Two-party-preferred vote	Two-party-preferred vote	Two-party-preferred vote
 	Social Democrats 	8,031,647 	55.63 	3.06 	98 	26
 	Conservative 	6,405,971 	44.37 	3.06 	30 	19
Total 	Total 	14,437,618 	100 	 	140 	
Independents: Jack Berg
===Results by prefecture===
Party 	Party 	Party 	WE	NS	CO	TJ	NP	PL	WS	JZ	FL	LS	MA	KA	NC	LR	SY	SA	GB 	Total
rowspan="2"	Social Democrats	Seats: 	17	10	6 	11	11	9 	3 	7 	2 	7 	3 	3 	4 	2 	2 	1 	0 	98
Vote: 	Social Democrats	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	49.26	
rowspan="2"	Conservative 	Seats: 	4 	6 	6 	2 	1 	2 	3 	1 	4 	0 	0 	1 	0 	0 	0 	0 	0 	30
Vote: 	Conservative 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	22.68	
rowspan="2"	National 	Seats: 	0 	0 	0 	0 	0 	0 	2 	0 	2 	0 	2 	0 	0 	0 	0 	0 	1 	7
Vote: 	National 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	7.27 	
rowspan="2"	United 	Seats: 	0 	0 	1 	0 	0 	0 	2 	0 	0 	0 	0 	0 	0 	1 	0 	0 	0 	4
Vote: 	United 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	8.22 	
rowspan="2"	Other 	Seats: 	0 	0 	0 	0 	0 	0 	1 	0 	0 	0 	0 	0 	0 	0 	0 	0 	0 	1
Vote: 	Other 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	12.57	
Total seats	Total seats 	Total seats	21	16	13	13	12	11	11	8 	8 	7 	5 	4 	4 	3 	2 	1 	1 	140
===Results by region===
Party 	Party 	Party 	Central	West	East	North	Total
rowspan="2"	Social Democrats	Seats: 	56 	11 	20 	11 	98
Vote: 	Social Democrats	 	 	 	 	49.26	
rowspan="2"	Conservative 	Seats: 	14 	13 	2 	1 	30
Vote: 	Conservative 	 	 	 	 	22.68	
rowspan="2"	National 	Seats: 	0 	4 	2 	1 	7
Vote: 	National 	 	 	 	 	7.27 	
rowspan="2"	United 	Seats: 	1 	3 	0 	0 	4
Vote: 	United 	 	 	 	 	8.22 	
rowspan="2"	Other 	Seats: 	0 	1 	0 	0 	1
Vote: 	Other 	 	 	 	 	12.57	
Total seats	Total seats 	Total seats	71 	32 	24 	13 	140
===Seats changing hands===
Seat 	Pre-1994	Pre-1994 	Pre-1994 	Pre-1994	Swing	Post-1994	Post-1994 	Post-1994 	Post-1994
Seat 	Party 	Party 	Member 	Margin 	Swing	Margin 	Member 	Party 	Party
Akagi, TJ 	 	United 	notional – new seat 	3.78 	7.24 	3.46 	Jack Saito 	Social Democrats	
Aston, NP 	 	Conservative 	Pete Skinner 	6.49 	12.60	6.11 	Catherine Felder 	Social Democrats	
Barris, WE 	 	Conservative* 	Sean Bonney 	2.87 	3.33 	0.46 	Shelly Field 	Social Democrats	
Brooklyn, JZ 	 	United 	William Heyden 	0.16 	5.13 	4.97 	Jonathan Lee 	Social Democrats	
Campbell, FL 	 	United 	John Mahler 	11.94 	N/A 	14.05 	Grant Brodsky 	National 	
Carlisle, FL 	 	Social Democrats 	Jennifer Smith 	2.24 	11.12	8.88 	Tom Mountbatten 	Conservative 	
Channel, PL 	 	Conservative* 	Rick Linley 	7.43 	9.26 	1.83 	Roy Tennyson 	Social Democrats	
Cook, PL 	 	Conservative* 	Nicholas Dam 	2.80 	6.24 	3.44 	Colin McDonough 	Social Democrats	
Dalton, MA 	 	Independent* 	Isabella Teles 	3.39 	N/A 	0.78 	Russ Jackson 	Social Democrats	
Dawson, PL 	 	United 	Greg Wittig 	8.47 	12.03	3.56 	Larry Cheslock 	Conservative 	
Devon, PL 	 	United 	M. B. Sivakumar 	8.65 	13.38	4.73 	Florence Kennett 	Conservative 	
Docklands, WE 	 	United 	Jane Billingsley 	2.83 	2.87 	0.04 	Christine Sokolowski	Social Democrats	
Duyfken, SY 	 	United 	Pablo Bautista Suarez	0.36 	6.38 	6.02 	Sean Tsang 	Social Democrats	
Epping, NP 	 	United 	Trent Fairweather 	15.47 	17.03	1.56 	Glenda Jones 	Social Democrats	
Epsom, NS 	 	Liberal Democrats*	Frank Ezarik 	6.42 	N/A 	4.74 	Bernie Deitz 	Conservative 	
Formosa, JZ 	 	United 	Andrew Quinton 	13.09 	N/A 	12.08 	Jonathan Coker 	Conservative 	
Franklin, WE 	 	Conservative* 	Ron Tonkin 	2.51 	9.53 	7.02 	Jack Khachatryan 	Social Democrats	
Gibson, PL 	 	Conservative* 	Kelvin Davidson 	1.08 	4.22 	3.14 	Gary Jenson 	Social Democrats	
Hacking, NS 	 	United 	Nigel Lethbridge 	0.55 	6.02 	5.47 	Bill Casey-Smith 	Social Democrats	
Hamilton, WS 	 	Independent* 	James Crewther 	1.82 	5.85 	4.03 	Andrew Kirschbaum 	Conservative 	
Hannigan, WE 	 	United 	Ted Holland 	9.87 	16.75	6.88 	William Wu 	Social Democrats	
Jenkins, WS 	 	United 	Barry Coolidge 	10.26 	13.54	3.28 	John Durham 	Social Democrats	
Kamijima, TJ 	 	Conservative* 	Richard Akiyama 	1.34 	10.57	9.23 	Karen Hara 	Social Democrats	
Kawayama, TJ 	 	Liberal Democrats*	Carlton Saiki 	2.28 	4.51 	2.23 	Dominic Whyte 	Conservative 	
Kennedy, WS 	 	United 	James Barr 	15.21 	N/A 	3.86 	Jack Whitham 	National 	
Kitaoka, TJ 	 	Conservative* 	Linus Dang 	0.22 	4.71 	4.49 	Jenny Gillespie 	Social Democrats	
Macquarie, KA 	 	United 	Kenneth Rishworth 	1.61 	7.50 	5.89 	Jerry McCartney 	Conservative 	
Marshall Bay, CO 	 	United 	Ken Harding 	7.77 	15.08	7.31 	Trent Anderson 	Conservative 	
McLaughlin, LR 	 	United 	Bob Ridgeway 	3.57 	12.77	9.20 	Belinda Marshall 	Social Democrats	
Mount Gilbert, MA 	 	Conservative* 	Jack Hanson 	3.62 	N/A 	10.10 	Eric Wojtczak 	National 	
Normanhurst, CO 	 	Conservative 	Andrew Christie 	0.92 	5.55 	4.63 	Joyce Redding 	Social Democrats	
Palmerston West, LS 	 	Conservative 	Jeremy Lee 	5.83 	11.26	5.43 	Liwei Liang 	Social Democrats	
Rijkens, TJ 	 	United 	Tommy Hamilton 	9.96 	11.21	1.25 	Delia Chen 	Social Democrats	
Rock Valley, NS 	 	United 	Rupert Clarke 	14.15 	N/A 	8.39 	Ashley Garrison 	Conservative 	
Rockingham North, CO	 	Social Democrats 	Ben Thornton 	2.16 	N/A 	3.40 	Thomas Yeats 	Conservative 	
Scott, CO 	 	Social Democrats 	Barry Dupras 	0.60 	N/A 	3.34 	Ryan Barr 	Conservative 	
Sjoberg, WE 	 	United 	Paul Wagner 	3.38 	4.58 	1.20 	Steve Dallen 	Social Democrats	
Spilner, WS 	 	United 	Harry Ingram 	2.65 	N/A 	4.26 	Allan Farrell 	Conservative 	
Sunnyvale, WS 	 	United 	Pieter Heyden 	5.50 	14.41	8.91 	Caleb McNally 	Social Democrats	
Thompson, WE 	 	United 	Richard Riley 	2.01 	N/A 	2.73 	Richard Riley 	Social Democrats	
Warwick, FL 	 	Conservative* 	Peter Sellman 	0.72 	4.52 	3.80 	Kristy Hawke 	Social Democrats	
West Lynn, NP 	 	United 	Hugh Markworth 	1.32 	3.03 	1.71 	Kuan-lin Hsiung 	Social Democrats	
Wollstonecraft, LR 	 	Conservative 	Pat Landon 	8.04 	N/A 	1.26 	Angus Lee 	Social Democrats	
Wolseley, NS 	 	Conservative 	Wyatt Stevens 	7.85* 	N/A 	3.62 	Brian Morphett 	Social Democrats	
Yamaguchi, TJ 	 	Independent* 	Sarah Collignon 	11.56 	N/A 	0.60 	Hank Murdoch 	Conservative 	
==Background==
===Parties===
Name	Name 	Ideology 	Party leader 	Seats 	Seats
Name	Name 	Ideology 	Party leader 	1990 result	At dissolution
 	Social Democratic Party 	Social democracy 	Helen Vandenberg	/ 	/
 	United Party 	Conservative liberalism	Andrew Quinton 	/ 	/
 	Conservative Party 	Conservatism 	Wally Koepke 	/ 	/
 	Enderron National Party 	Agrarianism 	Michael Paxton 	/ 	/
 	Liberal Democrats 	Classical liberalism 	James Maverick 	/ 	/
 	IndependentsIndependents who sat in Parliament as of the end of the parliamentary term were Jack Berg, Sarah Collignon, James Crewther, and Isabella Teles.	– 	– 	/ 	/
===Changes in parliamentary composition===
Seat 	Before 	Before	Before 	Change 	Change 	Change 	After 	After	After
Seat 	Member 	Party 	Party 	Type 	Reason 	Date 	Member 	Party	Party
Fairfield, NC 	Benjamin Leitner 	 	Social Democrats	By-election 	Death 	9 February 1991 	Harry Deane 	 	Social Democrats
Cunningham, SY 	Earl Ousley 	 	Social Democrats	By-election 	Resignation 	27 April 1991 	Ray Desmond 	 	Social Democrats
Mount Gilbert, MA	Eric Wojtczak 	 	National 	By-election 	Resignation 	27 April 1991 	Jack Hanson 	 	United
Douglas, NP 	Tim Arnett 	 	Social Democrats	By-election 	Resignation 	9 May 1992 	Michael J. Wang 	 	Social Democrats
Wolseley, NS 	Mike Behrens 	 	United 	By-election 	Resignation 	9 May 1992 	Wyatt Stevens 	 	Conservative
Arlington, LR 	Frederick Bosman 	 	United 	Party switch 	Party switch 	10 July 1992 	Frederick Bosman 	 	Conservative
Barris, WE 	Sean Bonney 	 	United 	Party switch 	Party switch 	10 July 1992 	Sean Bonney 	 	Conservative
Bayswater, WE 	Spencer Fox 	 	United 	Party switch 	Party switch 	10 July 1992 	Spencer Fox 	 	Conservative
Braddon, NS 	Michael Zehnder 	 	United 	Party switch 	Party switch 	10 July 1992 	Michael Zehnder 	 	Conservative
Brighton, WE 	Christopher Gallagher	 	United 	Party switch 	Party switch 	10 July 1992 	Christopher Gallagher	 	Conservative
Channel, PL 	Rick Linley 	 	United 	Party switch 	Party switch 	10 July 1992 	Rick Linley 	 	Conservative
Cook, PL 	Nicholas Dam 	 	United 	Party switch 	Party switch 	10 July 1992 	Nicholas Dam 	 	Conservative
Cowper, WS 	Melissa Hartsuyker 	 	United 	Party switch 	Party switch 	10 July 1992 	Melissa Hartsuyker 	 	Conservative
Devereaux, NP 	Terrence Goewey 	 	United 	Party switch 	Party switch 	10 July 1992 	Terrence Goewey 	 	Conservative
Double Bay, NS 	Jon Barnsworth 	 	United 	Party switch 	Party switch 	10 July 1992 	Jon Barnsworth 	 	Conservative
Epsom, NS 	Frank Ezarik 	 	United 	Party switch 	Party switch 	10 July 1992 	Frank Ezarik 	 	Conservative
Gibson, PL 	Kelvin Davidson 	 	United 	Party switch 	Party switch 	10 July 1992 	Kelvin Davidson 	 	Conservative
Hamilton, WS 	James Crewther 	 	United 	Party switch 	Party switch 	10 July 1992 	James Crewther 	 	Conservative
Kamijima, TJ 	Richard Akiyama 	 	United 	Party switch 	Party switch 	10 July 1992 	Richard Akiyama 	 	Conservative
Kawayama, TJ 	Carlton Saiki 	 	United 	Party switch 	Party switch 	10 July 1992 	Carlton Saiki 	 	Conservative
Kitaoka, TJ 	Linus Dang 	 	United 	Party switch 	Party switch 	10 July 1992 	Linus Dang 	 	Conservative
Mayfair, CO 	Ed Calderon 	 	United 	Party switch 	Party switch 	10 July 1992 	Ed Calderon 	 	Conservative
Merewther, NS 	Ed Tannen 	 	United 	Party switch 	Party switch 	10 July 1992 	Ed Tannen 	 	Conservative
Warwick, FL 	Peter Sellman 	 	United 	Party switch 	Party switch 	10 July 1992 	Peter Sellman 	 	Conservative
Waverton, NS 	Eddie Bacon 	 	United 	Party switch 	Party switch 	10 July 1992 	Eddie Bacon 	 	Conservative
Yamaguchi, TJ 	Sarah Collignon 	 	United 	Party expulsion	Party expulsion	10 July 1992 	Sarah Collignon 	 	Conservative
Dalton, MA 	Isabella Teles 	 	United 	Party switch 	Party switch 	15 July 1992 	Isabella Teles 	 	Independent
Kawayama, TJ 	Carlton Saiki 	 	Conservative 	Party switch 	Party switch 	23 September 1992	Carlton Saiki 	 	Liberal Democrats
Mount Gilbert, MA	Jack Hanson 	 	United 	Party switch 	Party switch 	29 March 1993 	Jack Hanson 	 	Conservative
Yamaguchi, TJ 	Sarah Collignon 	 	Conservative 	Party switch 	Party switch 	14 April 1993 	Sarah Collignon 	 	Independent
Cheltenham, CO 	Doug Caines 	 	Social Democrats	By-election 	Resignation 	12 June 1993 	Roger Caines 	 	Social Democrats
Epsom, NS 	Frank Ezarik 	 	Conservative 	Party switch 	Party switch 	8 August 1993 	Sean Bonney 	 	Liberal Democrats
Hamilton, WS 	James Crewther 	 	Conservative 	Party switch 	Party switch 	17 August 1993 	James Crewther 	 	Independent
Hayakita, TJ 	Melvin Ybarra 	 	Social Democrats	By-election 	Resignation 	1 December 1993 	Wendy Kuroda 	 	Social Democrats
Franklin, WE 	Ron Tonkin 	 	United 	Party switch 	Party switch 	17 June 1994 	Ron Tonkin 	 	Conservative
Thompson, WE 	Richard Riley 	 	United 	Party switch 	Party switch 	20 September 1994	Richard Riley 	 	Social Democrats
==Pendulum==
SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC SEATS (98)	SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC SEATS (98)	SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC SEATS (98)	SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC SEATS (98)
Marginal 	Marginal 	Marginal 	Marginal
Docklands (WE) 	Christine Sokolowski 	SDP 	0.04
O'Malley (MA) 	Michael Crown 	SDP 	0.30
Barris (WE) 	Shelly Field 	SDP 	0.46
Dalton (MA) 	Russ Jackson 	SDP 	0.78
Berkeley (PL) 	Bob Crouch 	SDP 	1.09
Sjoberg (WE) 	Steve Dallen 	SDP 	1.20
Rijkens (TJ) 	Delia Chen 	SDP 	1.25
Wollstonecraft (LR) 	Angus Lee 	SDP 	1.26
Durston (TJ) 	John Salvetti 	SDP 	1.49
Epping (NP) 	Glenda Jones 	SDP 	1.56
Cunningham (SY) 	Ray Desmond 	SDP 	1.64
West Lynn (NP) 	Kuan-lin Hsiung 	SDP 	1.71
Channel (PL) 	Roy Tennyson 	SDP 	1.83
Edison (WE) 	Michael Jersey 	SDP 	2.48
Thompson (WE) 	Richard Riley 	SDP 	2.73
Jingcheng (LS) 	Anika Kwok 	SDP 	2.78
Douglas (NP) 	Michael J. Wang 	SDP 	2.99
Parkes (JZ) 	Steve Hall 	SDP 	3.09
Gibson (PL) 	Gary Jenson 	SDP 	3.14
Jenkins (WS) 	John Durham 	SDP 	3.28
Cook (PL) 	Colin McDonough 	SDP 	3.44
Akagi (TJ) 	Jack Saito 	SDP 	3.46
Palmerston East (LS) 	Martin Wong 	SDP 	3.54
Jackson (WE) 	Rick Clarkson 	SDP 	3.57
Wolseley (NS) 	Brian Morphett 	SDP 	3.62
Nottingham (MA) 	Arnold Vanderkaap 	SDP 	3.64
Warwick (FL) 	Kristy Hawke 	SDP 	3.80
Sierra (SA) 	Tash McKinley 	SDP 	4.29
Kitaoka (TJ) 	Jenny Gillespie 	SDP 	4.49
Normanhurst (CO) 	Joyce Redding 	SDP 	4.63
Lyndhurst (NS) 	Jeremy Weathers 	SDP 	4.68
Brooklyn (JZ) 	Jonathan Lee 	SDP 	4.97
Lakeside (KA) 	Douglas Chang 	SDP 	5.04
Burleigh (NP) 	Julie Tassell 	SDP 	5.40
Palmerston West (LS) 	Liwei Liang 	SDP 	5.43
Hacking (NS) 	Bill Casey-Smith 	SDP 	5.47
Wentworth (WE) 	Altonia Keys 	SDP 	5.91
Nishihama (TJ) 	Dirk Peterson 	SDP 	5.99
Fairly safe 	Fairly safe 	Fairly safe 	Fairly safe
Duyfken (SY) 	Sean Tsang 	SDP 	6.02
Aston (NP) 	Catherine Felder 	SDP 	6.11
Fairfield (NC) 	Harry Deane 	SDP 	6.09
Taylor (NP) 	Morgan Lewis 	SDP 	6.32
Chung'an (LS) 	Jason Huynh 	SDP 	6.40
Whetstone (WE) 	Danny Flanagan 	SDP 	6.60
Dover (NC) 	Alex Dos Santos 	SDP 	6.71
Hannigan (WE) 	William Wu 	SDP 	6.88
Charlestown (NC) 	Stacey Coleman 	SDP 	6.97
Franklin (WE) 	Jack Khachatryan 	SDP 	7.02
Minato (TJ) 	Seiko Yoshida-Walsh 	SDP 	7.03
Essendon (FL) 	Simon Kempton 	SDP 	7.10
Hexham (NP) 	Murph Hackett 	SDP 	7.44
Mulherin (LS) 	Justin Pence 	SDP 	7.54
Shirakawa Central (TJ) 	Dallas Oishi 	SDP 	7.78
Leightonfield (NS) 	Zack Smith 	SDP 	8.17
Rosslea (JZ) 	Helen Vandenberg 	SDP 	8.21
Nanhai (PL) 	Alex Mikakos 	SDP 	8.33
Hayakita (TJ) 	Wendy Kuroda 	SDP 	8.64
Sunnyvale (WS) 	Caleb McNally 	SDP 	8.91
East Lynn (NP) 	Lionel Wicks 	SDP 	9.06
Heathbridge (WE) 	Kim Hernandez 	SDP 	9.07
McLaughlin (LR) 	Belinda Marshall 	SDP 	9.20
Kamijima (TJ) 	Karen Hara 	SDP 	9.23
St Claire (PL) 	Matthew Resch 	SDP 	9.64
Safe 	Safe 	Safe 	Safe
Mizuoka (KA) 	Paul Jovanovski 	SDP 	10.06
Nanshan (LS) 	Hanqing Zhou 	SDP 	10.18
Torrens (WE) 	Richard Gaiser 	SDP 	10.92
MacDonnell (WE) 	Amanda Jackson 	SDP 	10.94
Harvey (TJ) 	Nick Giannakopoulos 	SDP 	11.13
Kingston (NP) 	Alexander Tam 	SDP 	11.25
Linden (WE) 	John Gillmartin 	SDP 	11.26
Monash (NS) 	Steve Lomas 	SDP 	11.46
Watford (PL) 	Anne Kempsey 	SDP 	11.77
Meiling Bay (JZ) 	Harry Tudor 	SDP 	12.03
Cheltenham (CO) 	Roger Caines 	SDP 	12.10
Seven Mile (PL) 	Al Howard 	SDP 	12.14
Coburn (NS) 	David Scotch 	SDP 	12.52
Lewisham (NP) 	Michael Truong 	SDP 	12.90
Rockingham South (CO) 	David Paterson 	SDP 	13.41
Taiping (LS) 	Luke Munro 	SDP 	13.55
Tanshui (JZ) 	Samantha Belgrave 	SDP 	13.97
Strachan (NS) 	Walt Fanning 	SDP 	14.35
Grey (NS) 	Sam Kerry 	SDP 	15.28
Taralga (KA) 	Andrew Larson 	SDP 	15.39
Forsythia (NS) 	Chris Daley 	SDP 	15.42
Woodleigh (NS) 	Aaron Pearson 	SDP 	15.62
Rockingham Central (CO) 	Tony Harris 	SDP 	16.02
Anderson (WE) 	Marcel Wu 	SDP 	17.19
Karburgh (NC) 	Kelly Chan 	SDP 	18.24
Stewart (NP) 	Rick Perras 	SDP 	18.55
Kingscliffe (JZ) 	Michelle Chew 	SDP 	19.41
Denison (JZ) 	Anton Amalfi 	SDP 	19.94
Very safe 	Very safe 	Very safe 	Very safe
Reedijk (CO) 	Tom Vickery 	SDP 	20.31
Kensington (WE) 	Sian O'Dwyer 	SDP 	21.03
Bexley (WE) 	Anthony Faccinto 	SDP 	21.56
Endeavour (CO) 	Stephanie Whedon 	SDP 	22.10
Shirakawa South (TJ) 	Jim Halston 	SDP 	23.74
Port William (WS) 	Bert Thompson 	SDP 	24.15
Victoria (PL) 	Sue Sanford 	SDP 	27.81
CONSERVATIVE SEATS (30)	CONSERVATIVE SEATS (30)	CONSERVATIVE SEATS (30)	CONSERVATIVE SEATS (30)
Marginal 	Marginal 	Marginal 	Marginal
Yamaguchi (TJ) 	Hank Murdoch 	CON 	0.60
Wilson (CO) 	Billy Hayes 	CON 	0.89
Cowper (WS) 	Melissa Hartsuyker 	CON 	1.17
Kawayama (TJ) 	Dominic Whyte 	CON 	2.23
Waverton (NS) 	Eddie Bacon 	CON 	2.29
Scott (CO) 	Ryan Barr 	CON 	3.34
Rockingham North (CO) 	Thomas Yeats 	CON 	3.40
Double Bay (NS) 	Jon Barnsworth 	CON 	3.47
Dawson (PL) 	Larry Cheslock 	CON 	3.56
Hamilton (WS) 	Andrew Kirschbaum 	CON 	4.03
Spilner (WS) 	Allan Farrell 	CON 	4.26
Merewether (NS) 	Ed Tannen 	CON 	4.56
Devon (PL) 	Florence Kennett 	CON 	4.73
Epsom (NS) 	Bernie Deitz 	CON 	4.74
Braddon (NS) 	Michael Zehnder 	CON 	4.83
Olympia (WE) 	Patrick Tiller 	CON 	4.91
Devereaux (NP) 	Terrence Goewey 	CON 	5.12
Southcott (WE) 	Joe Haberfield 	CON 	5.24
Brighton (WE) 	Christopher Gallagher 	CON 	5.25
Macquarie (KA) 	Jerry McCartney 	CON 	5.89
Fairly safe 	Fairly safe 	Fairly safe 	Fairly safe
Harrison (FL) 	Matthew Caine 	CON 	6.97
Marshall Bay (CO) 	Trent Anderson 	CON 	7.31
Rock Valley (NS) 	Ashley Garrison 	CON 	8.39
Carlisle (FL) 	Tom Mountbatten 	CON 	8.88
Richmond (FL) 	Jonathan Bowen 	CON 	9.33
Oxley (CO) 	Wally Koepke 	CON 	9.97
Safe 	Safe 	Safe 	Safe
Bayswater (WE) 	Spencer Fox 	CON 	10.27
Mayfair (CO) 	Ed Calderon 	CON 	11.70
Formosa (JZ) 	Jonathan Coker 	CON 	12.08
Mitchell (FL) 	Kay Noonan 	CON 	14.12
CROSSBENCH SEATS (12) 	 	 	
Arlington (LR) 	Frederick Bosman 	UP 	0.63 v CON
Forrest (MA) 	Doug Fuller 	ENP 	1.89 v CON
Tregear (CO) 	Shirley Swanson 	UP 	1.96 v CON
Kennedy (WS) 	Jack Whitham 	ENP 	3.86 v UP
Orange (WS) 	Jeff McAllister 	UP 	4.80 v SDP
Fairfax (FL) 	Martin Brooks 	ENP 	5.26 v UP
Roscoe (WS) 	Ian Rafferty 	UP 	5.64 v SDP
Middle Range (WS) 	Glen Tyler 	ENP 	6.27 v UP
Greenberg (GB) 	Michael Paxton 	ENP 	7.07 v SDP
Mount Gilbert (MA) 	Eric Wojtczak 	ENP 	10.10 v UP
Nord (WS) 	Jack Berg 	IND 	11.27 v SDP
Campbell (FL) 	Grant Brodsky 	ENP 	14.05 v UP
==References==