Antony Green
Election Analyst at Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)
Election Analyst with ABC but all opinions and tweets are my own views. Keen bike rider. I block people who flood my timeline with posts.
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4 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Antony Green
Depending on your point of view, the election of One Nation Senators to represent New South Wales and Western Australia is either vindication of Malcolm Turnbull's 2016 Senate electoral reforms, or an argument as to why the system should not have been changed. The argument against is that under the group voting tickets abolished by the reforms, parties would conspire to prevent One Nation winning Senate seats.
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | Antony Green
Bradfield, once the Liberal Party's safest metropolitan seat, has turned out to be an absolute squeaker at the 2025 election. After all primary votes have been officially tallied, the indicative preference count has independent Nicolette Boele defeating Liberal candidate Gisele Kapterian by 39 votes. The narrowing of the result in the last week has been a surprise. Independents do not traditionally do well on Postal, Absent and Pre-Poll Declaration votes.
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1 month ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Antony Green
Share The Coalition is set to lose three big names in the lower house — Shadow Foreign Minister David Coleman , Shadow Housing and Social Services Minister Michael Sukkar , and of course Opposition Leader Peter Dutton . Sukkar is perhaps the least surprising of the three, given his seat of Deakin was technically on a margin of 0.0 per cent after last year's redistribution of Victoria's electorate boundaries.
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | Antony Green
Taking a look at seats on the east coastAntony Green is taking a look at early figures from a few seats across NSW, Queensland, the ACT and Tasmania now. Starting with the Labor held marginal seat of Gilmore, on the NSW south coast, Green says over 50 per cent of enrolled voters voted early in this electorate. He says at this very early stage, Labor's primary vote has increased in Gilmore while the Coalition's vote is down.
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | Antony Green
Skip to main contentStay across the latest party results from the 2025 Federal Election and follow the live Federal Election results page for more coverage. 2.7% swing to ALPLabor34.7%+2.1%91 seats wonCoalition32.2%−3.5%40 seats wonOthers13.1%+2.8%10 seats wonGreens11.8%−0.5%0 seats wonOne Nation6.3%+1.3%0 seats wonTrumpet of Patriots1.9%−2.2%0 seats wonThe table shows current vote totals by party, percentage votes and change in percentage since the last election.
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A wrap of Labor's dominant position in South Australia at the Federal election, results that are bad news for the Liberal Party ahead of next year's state election. https://t.co/S2SP0YzSV3 https://t.co/Jx2Qx0V7vB
Four graphs that help explain the 2025 election result and Labor's landslide victory. https://t.co/41yKWiCbBW https://t.co/av2AFwMWX7
Why One Nation’s Senate victories show that the 2016 Senate electoral reforms were right. The two One Nation victories are the first for a trailing candidate at a state half-Senate election since the reforms were introduced. https://t.co/5LwQkJ6BTw