2015 NSW State Election (1 Viewer)

[BLIT2014]

So far 15 Liberal Seats declared, 12 labour, 10 National and 1 Independent.

 

[Rafy]

Antony Green has called it. Government is back.

 

[Rafy]

So far 15 Liberal Seats declared, 12 labour, 10 National and 1 Independent.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/nsw-election-2015/results/

 

[Rafy]

Amazingly East Hills seeing a swing towards the government. It was the government's most marginal seat on just 0.2% margin.

Plenty of seats in Sydney have actually seen swings towards the government.

 

[BLIT2014]

21 Liberal, 20 Labour, 2 Greens, 10 National and 1 Independent


Coalition 51
Labor 33

 

[BLIT2014]

35 lib, 30 labour,2 green, 13 national, 1 Independent

 

[isildurrrr1]

labour has always been shit in state elections. corrupt motherfuckers.

 

[BLIT2014]

Our state pollies are always pretty corrupt though..

 

[Queenroot]

who is the independent

 

[turntaker]

who is the independent

Me

 

[BLIT2014]

who is the independent

Greg Piper, Lake Macquarie

 

[Rafy]

This is the ALP's second lowest primary vote ever in NSW. (Lowest was 2011)

 

[Gary_Oak]

Quoting yourself, strong 10/10 there.
Also, asking people to "think" by posting that is kind of ironic tbh.

That was by accident you fuck

 

[Speed6]

Fk me! Labor has once again failed to get government. Aahhh!!! Coalition until 2019? More like 2025!!!!

 

[Gary_Oak]

Fk me! Labor has once again failed to get government. Aahhh!!! Coalition until 2019? More like 2025!!!!

If labor stop buttfucking with the greens, maybe they stand a chance

 

[mreditor16]

the entire purpose of my vote was to put shooters and fishers and the christian democrats last

The Fred Nile group (i.e. the Christian Democrats) got the most votes out of the minor parties (i.e. not Greens, Labour or Coalition), from the votes I counted at my polling place.

Did people do above the line voting or below the line voting?

At my polling place, 70% of people did above the line, 25% did below, and the remaining 5% made the mistake of doing both (which makes their vote informal).

 

[isildurrrr1]

Our state pollies are always pretty corrupt though..

nobody does it better than labour.

 

[Graney]

At my polling place, 70% of people did above the line, 25% did below, and the remaining 5% made the mistake of doing both (which makes their vote informal).

That's weird, I've been told by friends who've worked in polling that the proportion of people who vote below the line is about 1 in 1000.

You were able to do full preferential voting above the line in this election, so I don't see why you'd vote below the line.

In the previous elections I have attended, as I recall the only way to vote above the line on the senate ballot paper was if you were happy for your preferences to be automatically distributed by the party, as you could only put a single '1' in place, it was invalid to number all the boxes above the line. If you wanted to choose the distribution of your preferences, you had to number the hundreds of boxes below the line. On this ballot paper you were allowed to number all the boxes above the line, which is awesome, I only had to fill in like 17 boxes.

Is this a difference between state and federal elections?

 

[asparagus]

am i the only one who finds how to vote cards totally retarded.

Ok yeah i get it i put a 1 if i wanna vote for you

 

[asparagus]

well it looks like sydney is going to be a csg hellhole with wells being drilled right next to your drinking supply.