Australian federal election, 2007/State-by-state upper house results

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The following tables show state-by-state results in the Australian Senate at the 2007 federal election, 37 coalition (32 Liberal, 4 National, 1 CLP), 32 Labor, five Green, one Family First, one independent.^[1] Senator terms are six years (three for territories), and take their seats from 1 July 2008, except the territories who take their seats immediately.

See also: Members of the Australian Senate, 2008-2011 and State-by-state lower house results and maps

Contents 1 New South Wales 2 Victoria 3 Queensland 4 Western Australia 5 South Australia 6 Tasmania 7 Territories 7.1 Australian Capital Territory 7.2 Northern Territory 8 References 9 External links

v • d • e Current members of the Australian Senate NSW George Campbell (ALP) • Helen Coonan (Lib) • John Faulkner (ALP) • Concetta Fierravanti-Wells (Lib) • Michael Forshaw (ALP) • Bill Heffernan (Lib) • Steve Hutchins (ALP) • Sandy Macdonald (Nat) • Fiona Nash (Nat) • Kerry Nettle (Grn) • Marise Payne (Lib) • Ursula Stephens (ALP) QLD Andrew Bartlett (Dem) • Ron Boswell (Nat) • Sue Boyce (Lib) • George Brandis (Lib) • John Hogg (ALP) • Barnaby Joyce (Nat) • Joe Ludwig (ALP) • Ian Macdonald (Lib) • Jan McLucas (ALP) • Brett Mason (Lib) • Claire Moore (ALP) • Russell Trood (Lib) SA Cory Bernardi (Lib) • Simon Birmingham (Lib) • Grant Chapman (Lib) • Alan Ferguson (Lib) • Mary Jo Fisher (Lib) • Annette Hurley (ALP) • Linda Kirk (ALP) • Anne McEwen (ALP) • Nick Minchin (Lib) • Natasha Stott-Despoja (Dem) • Penny Wong (ALP) • Dana Wortley (ALP) Tas Eric Abetz (Lib) • Guy Barnett (Lib) • Bob Brown (Grn) • Carol Brown (ALP) • David Bushby (Lib) • Richard Colbeck (Lib) • Christine Milne (Grn) • Kerry O'Brien (ALP) • Stephen Parry (Lib) • Helen Polley (ALP) • Nick Sherry (ALP) • John Watson (Lib) Vic Lyn Allison (Dem) • Kim Carr (ALP) • Jacinta Collins (ALP) • Steve Conroy (ALP) • Steve Fielding (FFP) • Mitch Fifield (Lib) • Rod Kemp (Lib) • Julian McGauran (Lib) • Gavin Marshall (ALP) • Kay Patterson (Lib) • Michael Ronaldson (Lib) • Judith Troeth (Lib) WA Judith Adams (Lib) • Mark Bishop (ALP) • Mathias Cormann (Lib) • Alan Eggleston (Lib) • Chris Ellison (Lib) • Chris Evans (ALP) • David Johnston (Lib) • Ross Lightfoot (Lib) • Andrew Murray (Dem) • Rachel Siewert (Grn) • Glenn Sterle (ALP) • Ruth Webber (ALP) Territories ACT Gary Humphries (Lib) • Kate Lundy (ALP) NT Trish Crossin (ALP) • Nigel Scullion (CLP) Labor (ALP) • Democrat (Dem) • Family First (FFP) • Greens (Grn) • Liberal (Lib) • Country Liberal (CLP) • National (Nat)

v • d • e Next members of the Australian Senate NSW Mark Arbib (ALP) • Doug Cameron (ALP) • Helen Coonan (Lib) • John Faulkner (ALP) • Concetta Fierravanti-Wells (Lib) • Michael Forshaw (ALP) • Bill Heffernan (Lib) • Steve Hutchins (ALP) • Fiona Nash (Nat) • Marise Payne (Lib) • Ursula Stephens (ALP) • John Williams (Nat) QLD Ron Boswell (Nat) • Sue Boyce (Lib) • George Brandis (Lib) • Mark Furner (ALP) • John Hogg (ALP) • Barnaby Joyce (Nat) • Joe Ludwig (ALP) • Ian Macdonald (Lib) • Jan McLucas (ALP) • Brett Mason (Lib) • Claire Moore (ALP) • Russell Trood (Lib) SA Cory Bernardi (Lib) • Simon Birmingham (Lib) • Don Farrell (ALP) • Alan Ferguson (Lib) • Mary Jo Fisher (Lib) • Sarah Hanson-Young (Grn) • Annette Hurley (ALP) • Anne McEwen (ALP) • Nick Minchin (Lib) • Penny Wong (ALP) • Dana Wortley (ALP) • Nick Xenophon (Ind) Tas Eric Abetz (Lib) • Guy Barnett (Lib) • Catryna Bilyk (ALP) • Bob Brown (Grn) • Carol Brown (ALP) • David Bushby (Lib) • Richard Colbeck (Lib) • Christine Milne (Grn) • Kerry O'Brien (ALP) • Stephen Parry (Lib) • Helen Polley (ALP) • Nick Sherry (ALP) Vic Kim Carr (ALP) • Jacinta Collins (ALP) • Stephen Conroy (ALP) • David Feeney (ALP) • Steve Fielding (FFP) • Mitch Fifield (Lib) • Helen Kroger (Lib) • Gavin Marshall (ALP) • Julian McGauran (Lib) • Michael Ronaldson (Lib) • Scott Ryan (Lib) • Judith Troeth (Lib) WA Judith Adams (Lib) • Mark Bishop (ALP) • Michaelia Cash (Lib) • Mathias Cormann (Lib) • Alan Eggleston (Lib) • Chris Ellison (Lib) • Chris Evans (ALP) • David Johnston (Lib) • Scott Ludlam (Grn) • Louise Pratt (ALP) • Rachel Siewert (Grn) • Glenn Sterle (ALP) Territories ACT Gary Humphries (Lib) • Kate Lundy (ALP) NT Trish Crossin (ALP) • Nigel Scullion (CLP) Labor (ALP) • Family First (FFP) • Greens (Grn) • Liberal (Lib) • Country Liberal (CLP) • National (Nat)

[edit] New South Wales

Turnout 95.42% (CV) — Informal 2.24%[2]   Party Votes % Swing Seats Won Seats Held Change   Australian Labor Party 1,764,040 42.07 +5.70 3 6 +1   Liberal/National joint ticket 1,649,014 39.33 –4.79       Liberal Party of Australia 2 4 0   National Party of Australia 1 2 0   Australian Greens 353,286 8.43 +1.08 0 0 –1   Christian Democratic Party 82,560 1.97 –0.64 0 0 0   Australian Democrats 37,193 0.89 –1.31 0 0 0   Other 307,141 7.32 +1.86 0 0 0   Total 4,193,234     6 12

Elected # Senator Party 2007 1 Mark Arbib   Labor 2007 2 Helen Coonan   Liberal 2007 3 Doug Cameron   Labor 2007 4 John Williams   National 2007 5 Marise Payne   Liberal 2007 6 Ursula Stephens   Labor 2004 1 Bill Heffernan   Liberal 2004 2 Steve Hutchins   Labor 2004 3 Concetta F.-Wells   Liberal 2004 4 John Faulkner   Labor 2004 5 Fiona Nash   National 2004 6 Michael Forshaw   Labor

[edit] Victoria

Turnout 95.59% (CV) — Informal 3.28%[2]   Party Votes % Swing Seats Won Seats Held Change   Australian Labor Party 1,327,076 41.70 +5.58 3 5 +1   Liberal/National joint ticket 1,257,149 39.50 –4.59       Liberal Party of Australia 3 6 0   National Party of Australia 0 0 0   Australian Greens 320,759 10.08 +1.28 0 0 0   Family First Party 80,100 2.52 +0.64 0 1 0   Australian Democrats 52,596 1.65 –0.21 0 0 –1   Other 144,689 4.55 +1.80 0 0 0   Total 3,182,369     6 12

Elected # Senator Party 2007 1 Jacinta Collins   Labor 2007 2 Mitch Fifield   Liberal 2007 3 Gavin Marshall   Labor 2007 4 Helen Kroger   Liberal 2007 5 Scott Ryan   Liberal 2007 6 David Feeney   Labor 2004 1 Michael Ronaldson   Liberal 2004 2 Kim Carr   Labor 2004 3 Julian McGauran   Liberal* 2004 4 Stephen Conroy   Labor 2004 5 Judith Troeth   Liberal 2004 6 Steve Fielding   Family First *Elected as National in 2004

[edit] Queensland

Turnout 94.81% (CV) — Informal 2.34%[2]   Party Votes % Swing Seats Won Seats Held Change   Australian Labor Party 948,145 39.20 +7.55 3 5 +1   Liberal/National joint ticket 977,316 40.40 *       Liberal Party of Australia –38.29 2 5 0   National Party of Australia –6.61 1 2 0   Australian Greens 177,063 7.32 +1.92 0 0 0   Pauline's UAP 101,461 4.19 * 0 0 0   Family First Party 53,249 2.20 –1.17 0 0 0   Australian Democrats 45,584 1.88 –0.32 0 0 –1   One Nation 4,174 0.17 * 0 0 0   Other 111,915 4.63 +0.88 0 0 0   Total 2,418,907     6 12

Elected # Senator Party 2007 1 Ian MacDonald   Liberal 2007 2 John Hogg   Labor 2007 3 Sue Boyce   Liberal 2007 4 Claire Moore   Labor 2007 5 Ron Boswell   National 2007 6 Mark Furner   Labor 2004 1 Brett Mason   Liberal 2004 2 Jan McLucas   Labor 2004 3 George Brandis   Liberal 2004 4 Joe Ludwig   Labor 2004 5 Barnaby Joyce   National 2004 6 Russell Trood   Liberal

[edit] Western Australia

Turnout 93.88% (CV) — Informal 2.42%[2]   Party Votes % Swing Seats Won Seats Held Change   Liberal Party of Australia 555,868 46.22 –3.12 3 6 0   Australian Labor Party 433,046 36.00 +3.49 2 4 0   Australian Greens 111,813 9.30 +1.23 1 2 +1   Australian Democrats 12,604 1.05 –0.96 0 0 –1   One Nation 11,623 0.97 * 0 0 0   Other 77,796 6.47 +1.69 0 0 0   Total 1,202,750     6 12

Elected # Senator Party 2007 1 David Johnston   Liberal 2007 2 Louise Pratt   Labor 2007 3 Alan Eggleston   Liberal 2007 4 Mark Bishop   Labor 2007 5 Michaelia Cash   Liberal 2007 6 Scott Ludlam   Green 2004 1 Chris Ellison   Liberal 2004 2 Chris Evans   Labor 2007* 3 Mathias Cormann   Liberal 2004 4 Glenn Sterle   Labor 2004 5 Judith Adams   Liberal 2004 6 Rachel Siewert   Green *Appointed to replace Ian Campbell

[edit] South Australia

Turnout 95.85% (CV) — Informal 2.38%[2]   Party Votes % Swing Seats Won Seats Held Change   Australian Labor Party 358,615 35.62 +0.13 2 5 0   Liberal Party of Australia 355,237 35.28 –12.20 2 5 –1   Independents 149,540 14.85 +14.28 1 1 +1   Australian Greens 65,322 6.49 –0.11 1 1 +1   Family First Party 29,114 2.89 –1.09 0 0 0   Australian Democrats 8,908 0.88 –1.50 0 0 –1   Other 40,073 3.98 +1.07 0 0 0   Total 1,006,809     6 12

Elected # Senator Party 2007 1 Don Farrell   Labor 2007 2 Cory Bernardi   Liberal 2007 3 Nick Xenophon   Independent 2007 4 Penny Wong   Labor 2007 5 Simon Birmingham   Liberal 2007 6 Sarah Hanson-Young   Green 2004 1 Nick Minchin   Liberal 2004 2 Anne McEwen   Labor 2007* 3 Mary Jo Fisher   Liberal 2004 4 Annette Hurley   Labor 2004 5 Alan Ferguson   Liberal 2004 6 Dana Wortley   Labor *Appointed to replace Amanda Vanstone

[edit] Tasmania

Turnout 95.97% (CV) — Informal 2.63%[2]   Party Votes % Swing Seats Won Seats Held Change   Australian Labor Party 131,055 40.10 +6.56 3 5 +1   Liberal Party of Australia 122,203 37.39 –8.74 2 5 –1   Australian Greens 59,254 18.13 +4.84 1 2 0   Family First Party 6,663 2.04 –0.34 0 0 0   Independents 2,455 0.75 –2.28 0 0 0   Other 5,216 1.60 +0.78 0 0 0   Total 326,846     6 12

Elected # Senator Party 2007 1 Nick Sherry   Labor 2007 2 Richard Colbeck   Liberal 2007 3 Bob Brown   Green 2007 4 Carol Brown   Labor 2007 5 David Bushby   Liberal 2007 6 Catryna Bilyk   Labor 2004 1 Eric Abetz   Liberal 2004 2 Kerry O'Brien   Labor 2004 3 Guy Barnett   Liberal 2004 4 Helen Polley   Labor 2004 5 Stephen Parry   Liberal 2004 6 Christine Milne   Green

[edit] Territories

[edit] Australian Capital Territory

Turnout 96.01% (CV) — Informal 1.70%[2]   Party Votes % Swing Seats Won Seats Held Change   Australian Labor Party 92,018 40.84 –0.27 1 1 0   Liberal Party of Australia 77,058 34.20 –3.67 1 1 0   Australian Greens 48,384 21.47 +5.11 0 0 0   Australian Democrats 4,141 1.84 –0.31 0 0 0   Other 3,720 1.65 –0.87 0 0 0   Total 225,321     2 2

Elected # Senator Party 2007 1 Kate Lundy   Labor 2007 2 Gary Humphries   Liberal

[edit] Northern Territory

Turnout 86.99% (CV) — Informal 1.94%[2]   Party Votes % Swing Seats Won Seats Held Change   Australian Labor Party 47,205 46.94 +5.57 1 1 0   Country Liberal Party 40,253 40.03 –5.37 1 1 0   Australian Greens 8,870 8.82 +1.22 0 0 0   Citizens Electoral Council 2,019 2.01 * 0 0 0   Australian Democrats 1,949 1.94 –2.79 0 0 0   Other 273 0.27 –0.64 0 0 0   Total 100,569     2 2

Elected # Senator Party 2007 1 Trish Crossin   Labor 2007 2 Nigel Scullion   CLP

[edit] References

1. ^ Full First Preferences by state - AEC
2. ^ ^{a b c d e f g h} UWA election summaries

[edit] External links

• Group voting ticket preference flows

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