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1988 Adelaide by-election

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27: 85: 78: 232: 224: 194: 186: 178: 441:, who then faced "a backlash from its own left wing, unions and the public". The Liberal Party campaigned heavily on the issue and Liberal candidate Mike Pratt "had a largel model of a telephone receiver placed on the roof of his campaign van to help push home the party message". 905: 433:
The proposed introduction of time-based billing for local telephone calls was reportedly a major issue in the campaign. The intended change by government-owned telecommunications monopoly
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was announced early in the campaign and was subsequently endorsed by Prime Minister
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on 6 February 1988. This was triggered by the resignation of
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Shop, Distributive and Allied Employees Association
330:on a 1.9 percent margin, defeating Labor candidate 400:– Bryan Stokes, the party's 1987 candidate 247: 839:"9.05pc by-election swing leaves Labor reeling" 819:"Time-charge issue could swing SA by-election" 886: 8: 390:– Dorothy McGregor-Dey, who contested 18: 893: 879: 871: 448: 17: 308:to become Australia's Consul-General in 810: 799:List of Australian federal by-elections 1229:South Australian federal by-elections 693: 454: 7: 294:Australian House of Representatives 57: 14: 1239:February 1988 events in Australia 363:campaigner who later founded the 738: 715: 623: 602: 581: 560: 539: 518: 495: 472: 231: 230: 223: 222: 193: 192: 185: 184: 177: 176: 83: 76: 25: 339:1988 Port Adelaide by-election 1: 410:, assistant secretary of the 365:Republican Party of Australia 906:35th Parliament of Australia 341:occurred seven weeks later. 1224:1988 elections in Australia 450:Adelaide by-election, 1988 398:National Party of Australia 1255: 418:Liberal Party of Australia 359:– Peter Consandine, 960: 764: 708: 680: 667: 466: 463: 460: 457: 245: 54: 35: 23: 19:1988 Adelaide by-election 857:"By-Elections 1987-1990" 315:The election was won by 372:– Michael Brander 404:Australian Labor Party 353:– Bronwyn Mewett 632:Dorothy McGregor-Dey 394:for the party in 1987 388:Unite Australia Party 382:Australian Democrats 323:with an 8.4 percent 1203:47th (2022–present) 710:Two-party-preferred 668:Total formal votes 451: 384:– Ian McLeish 378:– John Litten 20: 845:. 8 February 1988. 827:. 1 February 1988. 449: 252:MP before election 141:Popular vote 1234:1980s in Adelaide 1211: 1210: 790: 789: 654:Peter Consandine 435:Telecom Australia 292:was held for the 286: 285: 282: 281: 241: 240: 50: 49: 1246: 1198:46th (2019–2022) 1193:45th (2016–2019) 1188:44th (2013–2016) 1183: 1182:43rd (2010–2013) 1176:42nd (2007–2010) 1171:41st (2004–2007) 1166:40th (2001–2004) 1161:39th (1998–2001) 1156:38th (1996–1998) 1151:37th (1993–1996) 1146:36th (1990–1993) 1141:35th (1987–1990) 1136:34th (1984–1987) 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Index



Mike Pratt
Don Farrell
Liberal
Labor
Democrats
TPP
Chris Hurford
Labor
Mike Pratt
Liberal
by-election
Australian House of Representatives
Adelaide
Labor Party
Chris Hurford
New York City
Liberal
Mike Pratt
two-party
swing
Don Farrell
1988 Port Adelaide by-election
Independent
Independent
republican
Republican Party of Australia
Independent
Independent

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