Division of Wilson

Wilson威尔逊Wēi'ěrxùn Craftian House of Representatives Division 	Wilson威尔逊Wēi'ěrxùn Craftian House of Representatives Division 	Wilson威尔逊Wēi'ěrxùn Craftian House of Representatives Division 	Wilson威尔逊Wēi'ěrxùn Craftian House of Representatives Division
Division Details 	Division Details 	Division Details 	
Created 	2020 	 	
MP 	Peter Hen-Ji 	 	
Party 	Craftian Reform Party 	 	
Namesake 	Allen Wilson 	 	
Electors 	99,457 	 	
Demographic 	Provincial 	 	
The Division of Wilson is a Craftian federal division in the state of Jebsten. It was created in 2020, and named after Allen Wilson, the 5th Premier of the Province of Craftia (serving 1953–1959). The division was first contested at the 2022 federal election. It was originally a rural seat covering much of the western end of the Eastern Rivers region, but successive redistributions has caused it to shrink in size considerably, cutting it to little more than the city of Leightonfield and its suburbs.
The sitting member, since the 2064 federal election, is Peter Hen-Ji, a member of the Craftian Reform Party and son of former Prime Minister Oliver Hen-Ji.
==History==
Wilson is an outlier in Jebsten, being a normally safe seat for the Craftian Reform Party. This can be traced back to the origins of the division, which included (and still includes) the city of Leightonfield (then known as "McMUNCH"). The city itself is a stronghold for Reform due to party founder Oliver Hen-Ji establishing the party headquarters in the city, coupled with the candidacy of popular local Jing Li when the seat was first contested. Leightonfield has a large population of people living on welfare and in public housing. The Reform Party's populism and classical liberal ideology appeals to voters in Leightonfield, contributing to its current status as a safe seat for Reform.
The seat has fallen to the Craftian Conservative Party on numerous occasions, the last time being the 2055 federal election (for a single term). It also narrowly avoided being taken by the Bunic United Party at the 2067 federal election, where Reform held the seat by a knife-edge 18 votes and a TPP result of 50.02%. The seat reverted to its regular status in 2070 where Reform won it with a majority of 17.30% in the TPP result.
==Members==
# 	Member 	Member 	Party 	Term
1 	width="3%"	Jing Li 	Reform 	2022–2027
2 	 	Mark Kelly 	Conservative 	2027–2031
3 	 	Frank Green 	Reform 	2031–2040
4 	 	James McGowan 	Reform 	2040–2050
5 	 	Ting Li 	Reform 	2050–2055
6 	 	Jessica Linden	Conservative 	2055–2058
(5)	 	Ting Li 	Reform 	2058–2063
(5)	 	Ting Li 	Munch Republic	2063–2064
7 	 	Peter Hen-Ji 	Reform 	2064–
==Election results==
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Party 	Party 	Candidate 	Votes 	% 	±%
 	Reform 	Peter Hen-Ji 	48,748 	52.36 	+15.13
 	Conservative 	Stanley Ma 	21,665 	23.27 	+3.53
 	United 	Steve Wong 	11,479 	12.33 	+6.47
 	Liberal 	Linda El-Jannah 	4,627 	4.97 	–1.89
 	Libertarian 	Kevin Dinh 	2,523 	2.71 	+0.81
 	Greens 	Theresa Wriggs 	2,141 	2.30 	+0.23
 	Liberty Alliance 	Janine Edwards-Smith 	1,769 	1.90 	+1.90
 	Bunic United 	Clive Whittaker 	149 	0.16 	–26.28
Total formal votes 	Total formal votes 	Total formal votes 	93,101 	95.75 	+1.12
Informal votes 	Informal votes 	Informal votes 	4,133 	4.25 	–1.12
Turnout 	Turnout 	Turnout 	97,234 	97.76 	+0.55
Two-party-preferred result 	Two-party-preferred result 	Two-party-preferred result 	Two-party-preferred result 	Two-party-preferred result 	Two-party-preferred result
 	Reform 	Peter Hen-Ji 	62,657 	67.30 	+17.29
 	Conservative 	Stanley Ma 	30,444 	32.70 	+32.70
 	Reform hold 	Reform hold 	Swing 	N/A