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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Candidates_of_the_2016_AustralianCandidates of the 2016 Australian federal election - Wikipedia

    This article lists candidates for the 2016 Australian federal election. There were 1,625 candidates in total (994 for the House of Representatives and 631 for the Senate).

  2. www.aec.gov.au › Elections › federal_electionsCandidates for the 2016 federal election - Australian Electoral...

    Australian Electoral Commission. ... > 2016 federal election; Candidates for the 2016 federal election. Updated: 8 August 2016.

  3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › 2016_Australian_federal_election2016 Australian federal election - Wikipedia

    The 2016 Australian federal election was a double dissolution election held on Saturday 2 July to elect all 226 members of the 45th Parliament of Australia, after an extended eight-week official campaign period.

  4. www.aec.gov.au › Elections › Federal_Elections2016 federal election - Australian Electoral Commission

    Aug 8, 2016 · Updated: 28 August 2019. On this page: Results. Supporting information. Media. Maps and data. 2016 federal election results. Official federal election results as they were at the return of the writs (8 August 2016) for the 2016 federal election. Senate special count results.

  5. www.abc.net.au › news › 2016/06/10Summary of Candidates and Parties for the 2016 Federal election

    • National Totals
    • New South Wales
    • Victoria
    • Queensland
    • Western Australia
    • South Australia
    • Tasmania
    • Australian Capital Territory
    • Northern Territory

    House 1. 2013- 150 seats, 1,188 candidates, average candidates per seat 7.9 2. 2016- 150 seats, 994 candidates, average candidates per seat 6.6 Senate 1. 2013- 40 seats, 529 candidates, average candidates per seat 13.2 2. 2016- 76 seats, 631 candidates, average candidates per seat 8.3 The 994 House candidate is greater than the 849 candidates in 20...

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    House 1. 2013- 48 seats, 352 candidates, average candidates per seat 7.3 2. 2016- 47 seats, 314 candidates, average candidates per seat 6.7 Senate 1. 2013- 6 seats, 45 columns, 110 candidates, average candidates per seat 18.3 2. 2016- 12 seats, 42, columns, 151 candidates, average candidates per seat 12.6 In the Senate ballot draw, Health Australia...

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    House 1. 2013- 37 seats, 344 candidates, average candidates per seat 9.3 2. 2016- 37 seats, 259 candidates, average candidates per seat 7.0 Senate 1. 2013- 6 seats, 40 columns, 97 candidates, average candidates per seat 16.2 2. 2016- 12 seats, 39 columns, 116 candidates, average candidates per seat 9.7 The big news is that Derryn Hinch has drawn co...

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    House 1. 2013- 30 seats, 233 candidates, average candidates per seat 7.8 2. 2016- 30 seats, 204 candidates, average candidates per seat 6.8 Senate 1. 2013- 6 seats, 36 columns, 82 candidates, average candidates per seat 13.7 2. 2016- 12 seats, 40, columns, 122 candidates, average candidates per seat 10.2 38 groups have nominated and an extra-ordina...

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    House 1. 2013- 15 seats, 128 candidates, average candidates per seat 8.5 2. 2016- 16 seats, 86 candidates, average candidates per seat 5.4 Senate 1. 2013- 6 seats, 28 columns, 62 candidates, average candidates per seat 10.3 2. 2016- 12 seats, 29, columns, 79 candidates, average candidates per seat 6.6 Labor has drawn well in column D while the Nati...

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    House 1. 2013- 11 seats, 66 candidates, average candidates per seat 6.0 2. 2016- 11 seats, 72 candidates, average candidates per seat 6.5 Senate 1. 2013- 6 seats, 34 columns, 73 candidates, average candidates per seat 12.2 2. 2016- 12 seats, 24 columns, 64 candidates, average candidates per seat 5.3 The Xenophon phenomenon appears to have frightene...

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    House 1. 2013- 5 seats, 35 candidates, average candidates per seat 7.0 2. 2016- 5 seats, 30 candidates, average candidates per seat 6.0 Senate 1. 2013- 6 seats, 24 columns, 54 candidates, average candidates per seat 9.0 2. 2016- 12 seats, 22 columns, 58 candidates, average candidates per seat 4.8 Family First have drawn Column A, Labor in B, Greens...

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    House 1. 2013- 2 seats, 13 candidates, average candidates per seat 6.5 2. 2016- 2 seats, 9 candidates, average candidates per seat 4.5 Senate 1. 2013- 2 seats, 14 columns, 27 candidates, average candidates per seat 13.5 2. 2016- 2 seats, 11 columns, 22 candidates, average candidates per seat 11.0 With only 11 columns but the ACT ballot draw is less...

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    House 1. 2013- 2 seats, 17 candidates, average candidates per seat 8.5 2. 2016- 2 seats, 17 candidates, average candidates per seat 8.5 Senate 1. 2013- 2 seats, 12 columns, 24 candidates, average candidates per seat 12.0 2. 2016- 2 seats, 8 columns, 19 candidates, average candidates per seat 9.5 The table below summarizes candidates by party over t...

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  6. www.bbc.com › news › world-australia-36558115Who's who in Australia's 2016 federal elections? - BBC News

    Jun 28, 2016 · Who's who in Australia's 2016 federal elections? 28 June 2016. Getty Images. Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull. As Australia's federal election approaches this weekend, the country is...

  7. results.aec.gov.au › 20499 › Website2016 Federal Election - AEC Tally Room - Australian Electoral...

    House of Representatives - final results.