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New South Wales Election Polling Day 26 March 2011
New South Wales Electoral Commission
Victor P Taffa
New South Wales Legislative Assembly
The New South Wales Legislative Assembly comprises 93 Seats. At the Election to be held on Saturday 26 March 2011 there will be a ballot among all of the 93 Seats.
Old Parlt. New Parlt.
Party
Seats Held
Labor 50 23
Liberal 24 49
National 13 18
Independent 6 3
Seats In Doubt 2
Total 93 93
To form Majority Government a Party requires 47 Seats.
Seat Changes: Swing:
Labor Losses:
- Bathurst 36.3%
- Blue Mountains 15.7%
- Campbelltown 20.5%
- Charlestown 24.6%
- Coogee 14.1%
- Drummoyne 23.9%
- East Hills 14.1%
- Gosford 16.5%
- Granville 14.4%
- Heathcote 22.3%
- Kiama 18.7%
- Londonderry 19.9%
- Maitland 15.9%
- Menai 27.5%
- Miranda 21.8%
- Monaro 7.3%
- Mulgoa 23.5%
- Oatley 14.9%
- Parramatta 24.9%
- Riverstone 29.9%
- Rockdale 12.8%
- Smithfield 19.9%
- Strathfield 19.7%
- Swansea 11.6%
- The Entrance 17.2%
- Wollondilly 18.3%
- Wyong 9.5%
Independent Losses:
- Dubbo 14.5%
- Port Macquarie 10.9%
- Tamworth 12.0%
Liberal Gains:
- Blue Mountains
- Campbelltown
- Charlestown
- Coogee
- Drummoyne
- East Hills
- Gosford
- Granville
- Heathcote
- Kiama
- Londonderry
- Maitland
- Menai
- Miranda
- Mulgoa
- Oatley
- Parramatta
- Riverstone
- Rockdale
- Smithfield
- Strathfield
- Swansea
- The Entrance
- Wollondilly
- Wyong
National Gains:
- Bathurst
- Dubbo
- Monaro
- Port Macquarie
- Tamworth
Independent Hold:
- Lake Macquarie
- Northern Tablelands
- Sydney
In Doubt:
- Balmain
- Newcastle
There will be a Redistribution of Electoral Boundaries following the 2011 New South Wales Election. Redistribution of Electoral Boundaries must occur by law after every second New South Wales Election.
New South Wales Legislative Council
The New South Wales Legislative Council comprises 42 Seats. At the Election to be held on Saturday 26 March 2011 there will be a ballot among half of the 42 Seats. The Legislative Council is an undivided Chamber across New South Wales. In Victoria there are Electoral Divisions for Legislative Council Seats.
Old Parlt. New Parlt.
Party
Seats Held
Labor 18
Liberal 10
National 5
Greens 4
Shooters and Fishers 2
Family First 1
Christian Democratic (Fred Nile Group) 1
Seats In Doubt
Total 42
To form a Majority a Party requires 22 Seats.
The New South Wales Legislative Council is the oldest Parliamentary Chamber in Australia.
Group Quota Ratio
- A Liberal/National 9.86
- B No Parking Meters Party 0.23
- C 0.23
- D Outdoor Recreation Party 0.15
- E Save Our State 0.07
- F Christian Democratic Party (Fred Nile Group) 0.64
- G Family First 0.29
- H Labor/Country Labor 4.99
- I The Greens 2.27
- J 0.38
- K Socialist Alliance 0.05
- L Australian Democrats 0.16
- M Building Australia 0.04
- N Restore The Workers Rights Party 0.08
- O The Fishing Party 0.27
- P Shooters and Fishers 0.75
- Ungrouped
- Total Formal Votes 2,963,824
- Other (Including Informal) 139,691
- Blank Votes 129,786
- Total Votes 3,233,301
All published election results have not been finalised or officially declared.