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circumstances. As per the nomination, you can only apply to be a candidate once the writs for the election occured. You then have to be checked for eligibility. The AEC will porgressively publish those candidates in the lead up to the election, NOT after the close of nominations. This is a merely a list of pre-selection winners, which is just where nominations are contested in the major parties. The majority of sitting members will recontest without challenge. So we are only dealing with as very small subset of seats (no Senate tables) and a subset of parties for each seat, hence the vastly empty tables. We already have good coverage at
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Candidates article. I can't think of any other instance on Knowledge (XXG) where we wait for the election commission to publish the list of candidates, it's always been a matter of when they are confirmed by reliable media sources. Any independent or
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This page instead is a list of pre selection winners from the major parties likely to be eligible candidates. Independants and small parties never appear here as they do not require a pre-selection process. The majority of current members will also re-nominate for the next election without challenge,
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13 months before the election, for example. We are currently 16 months away from when the next federal election is due. There has never been any requirement for an election to be called for the relevant election articles such as candidate lists to exist, either for
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These are not candidates who "might" be candidates, they are the candidates who are confirmed by the relevant political parties, the individuals themselves, and reliable media sources to be the candidates for the next election. Honestly, where did you hear that these are people who only "might" be
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These is not a list of candidates so the title is misleading. It only shows pre-selected likely candidates of major parties (and only one so far), most probably for the election in 2025 but maybe 2024, which is all too vague. A pre-selected candidate may never actually register due to a change in
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The next federal election is nowhere near anything approaching scheduled. It has not been called. No writs have been issued. Anything may happen between now and the election being called in potentially a bit over a years time. Scandals, factional infighting, retirements, deaths, etc. There is no
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