59:(TPP) result. The concept of "swing" in Australian elections is not simply a function of the difference between the votes of the two leading candidates, as it is in Britain. To know the majority of any seat, and therefore the swing necessary for it to change hands, it is necessary to know the preferences of all the voters, regardless of their first preference votes. It is not uncommon in Australia for candidates who have comfortable leads on the first count to fail to win the seat, because "preference flows" go against them.
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Brock received 80 percent of Labor's fifth-count preferences to achieve a TCP vote of 51.72 percent (a majority of 665 votes) against the
Liberal candidate. The by-election saw a rare TPP swing to an incumbent government, and was the first time an opposition had lost a seat at a by-election in South
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since the previous election. Labor retained the seat on a 52.9 percent TCP against
Johanson after the distribution of preferences. Unlike previous examples, neither a TPP or TCP swing can be produced, as the 2010 result was between Labor and Liberal rather than Labor and independent with no Liberal
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Swings in
Australian parliaments are more commonly associated with the TPP vote. While seats are normally referred to on TPP terms, when one of the remaining two candidates after preference distribution are not from a major party, it is referred to as a TCP, with a different TPP produced. In a TCP
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In seats where the major parties do not come first and second, differing TPP and TCP results are returned. Whilst each seat that preferences down to two major party candidates has the same TPP as TCP, in seats not contested by a major party, such as at some by-elections or some seats in some state
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that Labor would need a uniform TPP swing of 4.9 points to win the 2007 election. Labor in fact gained a swing of 5.6 points, which the pendulum had predicted would result in 21 additional Labor seats under a uniform swing. In fact, Labor gained 23 seats, and not all seats that changed hands were
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saw Brock come first on primary votes, increasing his primary vote by 14.1 points to a total of 37.7 percent and his TCP vote by 6.5 points to a total of 58.2 percent. Despite a statewide swing against Labor at the election, Labor again increased its TPP vote in Frome by 1.8 points up to 49.9%.
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claimed victory on behalf of the party. The result hinged on the performance of Brock against Labor in the competition for second place. Brock polled best in the Port Pirie area, and received enough eliminated candidate preferences to end up ahead of the Labor candidate by 30 votes.
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Thus, Labor defeated the
Liberals, with 85 percent of Green and Green-preferenced voters preferencing Labor on the last distribution. Labor's TPP/TCP vote was 51.3 percent, a TPP/TCP majority of 1.3 points, and a TPP/TCP swing of 1.9 points compared with the previous election.
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In this example, the two remaining candidates/parties, one a minor party, were the same after preference distribution at both this election and the previous election. Therefore, differing TPP and TCP votes, margins, and swings resulted.
2185:, when a major party does not contest a by-election, preferences from independents or minor parties that would normally flow to both major parties does not take place, causing asymmetric preference flows. Examples of this are the
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elections, only a TCP vote can be produced. At federal elections, it is possible to calculate a TPP/TCP majority for every seat. The swing is therefore what is required for that seat to change hands at the next election.
2164:), who contested the previous election and gained a primary vote of 26.8 percent (and 5.9 percent, and 11.0 percent respectively), did not contest the by-election. On a TPP margin of 12.8 percent from the
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takes the TPP majorities of all electorates and arranges them in order, from the seat with the highest government majority to the seat with the highest opposition majority. For example, ahead of the
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system, in each seat the candidate with the lowest vote is eliminated and their preferences are distributed, which is repeated until only two candidates remain. While every seat has a
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refers to the extent of change in voter support, typically from one election or opinion poll to another, expressed as a positive or negative
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2149:
2104:
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1802:
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1374:
1288:
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contest between Labor and the
Nationals and without a Liberal candidate, this is also considered a TPP, with the Nationals considered a
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candidate. An increase or decrease in margins in these situations cannot be meaningfully interpreted as swings. As explained by the
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1079:
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421:, the Liberals would have retained the seat, and their majority would be said to be 3.4 percentage points (45.3 − 41.9).
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1295:
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777:
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99:, Labor needed to win a minimum of 16 additional seats to form a government, and the 16th-weakest government seat (
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84:, only 11 of 150 seats returned differing TPP and TCP figures ("non-classic seats"), indicating a considerable
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This article reproduces the original
Liberal press release, no longer available on the SA Liberal site.
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It can be seen that the
Liberal candidate had a primary vote lead over the Labor candidate. In
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and the lower or unicameral houses of the parliaments of all the states and territories except
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A Comment on the Size of the Port
Adelaide Swing, Antony Green: ABC Elections 13 February 2012
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2479:"Peace plea as Nationals take revenge on Liberals at polling booth: The Australian 31/1/2009"
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was closely contested, with the result being uncertain for over a week. Liberal leader
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federal by-elections, with seats returning to TPP form at the next election.
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majorities, because swings in each district are unique and not uniform.
2172:, Labor would have likely retained their TPP margin based on unchanged
2553:"Libs demand recount after shock poll loss: The Australian 26/1/2009"
428:, the votes of all the minor candidates were distributed as follows:
2404:"Frome, a lost moment for the Libs: Independent Weekly 30/1/2009"
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in single-member constituencies. Under the full-preference
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5th count: Greens 8,190 votes distributed - final TPP/TCP
2381:"Frome one loss to another: Independent Weekly 30/1/2009"
2625:
2012 Port
Adelaide by-election results: Antony Green ABC
2221:"2009 Frome by-election results: State Electoral Office"
2607:
Port
Adelaide by-election preference distribution: ECSA
2504:
David Nason, New York correspondent (26 January 2009).
2319:"Liberals confident they'll hold Outback seat of Frome"
2506:"Leader left with pumpkin: The Australian 26/1/2009"
2317:
Emmerson, Russell; Pepper, Chris (18 January 2009).
2209:Non-classic divisions, 2013 federal election: AEC
750:4th count: Family First 1,946 votes distributed
2551:Gavin Lower and David Nason (26 January 2009).
16:Statistic used to analyze Australian elections
604:3rd count: Democrats 1,494 votes distributed
8:
2589:2012 Port Adelaide by-election results: ECSA
2555:. Theaustralian.news.com.au. Archived from
2508:. Theaustralian.news.com.au. Archived from
2481:. Theaustralian.news.com.au. Archived from
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103:) had a TPP majority of 4.9 points. Thus,
2269:"Frome by-election goes down to the wire"
1328:Distribution of preferences - 4th count
868:
746:
600:
434:2nd count: Barlow 978 votes distributed
430:
2247:"2009 Frome By-election: ABC Elections"
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2152:, only a TCP could be produced, as the
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2054:
1816:
1644:
1448:
1332:
1167:
992:
317:
140:
7:
2451:"Shock Frome loss rocks SA Liberals"
2150:2012 Port Adelaide state by-election
2578:Melbourne 2010 election result: AEC
2402:Richardson, Tom (30 January 2009).
1803:Pt Adelaide state by-election, 2012
1797:South Australia, Port Adelaide 2012
29:Australian House of Representatives
2168:, considered a safe margin on the
14:
2449:Pepper, Chris (25 January 2009).
2355:. 21 January 2009. Archived from
2349:"Liberals claim victory in Frome"
1807:Electoral district of Pt Adelaide
2477:Jamie Walker (31 January 2009).
2379:Hendrik Gout (30 January 2009).
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424:However, under full-preference
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2249:. Abc.net.au. 2 February 2009
979:2009 Frome state by-election
2296:"Frome By-election Results"
983:Electoral district of Frome
973:South Australia, Frome 2009
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2406:. Independentweekly.com.au
2383:. Independentweekly.com.au
2160:and independent candidate
2154:Liberal Party of Australia
419:first-past-the-post voting
78:Liberal–National Coalition
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1416:Australia. The result in
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1712:Two-candidate-preferred
1429:Federal, Melbourne 2010
1235:Two-candidate-preferred
76:major party within the
53:two-candidate preferred
2653:Elections in Australia
1317:2009 Frome by-election
121:Federal, Adelaide 2004
105:the pendulum predicted
41:Tasmania's upper house
2353:Poll Bludger (Crikey)
1439:Division of Melbourne
1321:Martin Hamilton-Smith
426:instant-runoff voting
82:2013 federal election
49:instant-runoff voting
2559:on 13 September 2012
2512:on 11 September 2012
131:Division of Adelaide
43:, Australia employs
2426:"District of Frome"
2027:Total formal votes
1813:
1662:Two-party-preferred
1617:Total formal votes
1445:
1422:2010 state election
1329:
1185:Two-party-preferred
1140:Total formal votes
989:
335:Two-party-preferred
290:Total formal votes
137:
57:two-party-preferred
45:preferential voting
2612:2013-04-09 at the
2536:has generic name (
2359:on 31 January 2009
2329:on 20 January 2009
2227:on 20 January 2009
2174:statewide Newspoll
2158:Family First Party
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1327:
1126:Peter Fitzpatrick
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125:
93:Mackerras pendulum
2275:. 18 January 2009
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2013:Elizabeth Pistor
1904:Liberal Democrats
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2170:current pendulum
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1929:Justin McArthur
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1561:Georgia Pearson
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2041:Informal votes
1908:Stephen Humble
1811:South Australia
1799:
1631:Informal votes
1582:Penelope Green
1431:
1154:Informal votes
1084:Neville Wilson
987:South Australia
975:
712:Peter G Robins
566:Richard Pascoe
542:Peter G Robins
304:Informal votes
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234:Peter G Robins
135:South Australia
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163:Liberal
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