'Australian Federal Election Results'
Modelled at - State Level

Investigate each State and Election Year

A picture paints a thousand words. The bar chat can be used to describe the way people are voting with the three major political parties, from 2004 – 2022.  You can quickly see the changes in peoples minds of who they want to vote for at that time.

The Table outlines all political party’s election results for the year and state selected. 

Mouse over the bar chart section to view:

  • Total votes received.
  • Number of members elected in the state.
  • Swing of votes received from the previous election.

Investigate the 'Swing' of Votes for each year.

Select the State you want to investigate for a quick overview of all the ‘Swing’ results from 2004 – 2022 on one page

Click on a bar in a chart section to view popup window:

  • All Totals of vote types received by the selected party.
  • All Percentages of vote types received by the selected party.
  • How many candidate nominations.
  • How many candidates elected.
  • Swing of votes received from the previous election.

Investigate the 'Ordinary' of Votes for each year.

Select the State you want to investigate for a quick overview of all the ‘Swing’ results from 2004 – 2022 on one page

Click on a bar in a chart section to view popup window:

  • All Totals of vote types received by the selected party.
  • All Percentages of vote types received by the selected party.
  • How many candidate nominations.
  • How many candidates elected.
  • Swing of votes received from the previous election.

Investigate the 'Postal' of Votes for each year.

Select the State you want to investigate for a quick overview of all the ‘Swing’ results from 2004 – 2022 on one page

Click on a bar in a chart section to view popup window:

  • All Totals of vote types received by the selected party.
  • All Percentages of vote types received by the selected party.
  • How many candidate nominations.
  • How many candidates elected.
  • Swing of votes received from the previous election.

Found the Statistics you are looking for?
Scroll down for the 'Interactive Dashboards' to start digging!

Download & Print
your selections Instructions.

There is two ways that you can find your streets SA1 neighbourhood code.

Filter

  • Select your SA4
  • Select your SA3
  • Select your SA2
  • A list of SA1 codes is on your screen now
  • Zoom in to find your street and take note of your neighbourhood SA1

Simply just Zoom into the map and locate your neighbourhood’s SA1 code

If you want to change the map area you will need to remove all of the filters you have applied.

To do this you need to:

Mouse over the filter slowly to the top right hand side.

A grey filter icon appears and if there is any conditions applied there will be a red (X).

Click on this red (X) to remove the filter and ensure that SA1, SA2, SA3, SA4 do not have a red (X).

You will then be able to view all areas to begin another area analysis

The bar at the bottom of the interactive dashboard on the right hand side has a downward arrow.  #Click this and a pop up window appears. 

  • Select PDF.
  • Include:  This View
  • Page Size:  A4
  • Orientation:  Horizontal

Select: Download to create the PDF.

www. abs.gov.au/statistics/standards/australian-statistical-geography-standard-asgs-edition-3/jul2021-jun2026/main-structure-and-greater-capital-city-statistical-areas/statistical-area-level-3

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