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May 18, 2019 Held

Australia
Commonwealth of Australia
Election for Australian House of Representatives

Results

Voter Participation


Cast Votes:15,085,409
Valid Votes:None
Invalid Votes:None
Voter
Turnout*

Vote Share by Party:

Party Seats Won Seats Change Votes

Australian Labor Party 68 - 4,751,489

33.34%

Liberal Party (Liberal Party) 44 - 3,988,366

27.98%

Liberal National Party 23 - 1,236,394

8.67%

National Party of Australia 10 - - 642,309

4.51%

Independents (Independents) 3 - 479,966

3.37%

Katter's Australian Party 1 - - 69,747

0.49%

Australian Greens 1 - - 1,482,806

10.40%

Centre Alliance (Centre Alliance) 1 - 46,966

0.33%

Pauline Hanson's One Nation (Pauline Hanson's One Nation) - - 438,659

3.08%

Derryn Hinch's Justice Party (Derryn Hinch's Justice Party) - - 26,806

0.19%

Country Liberal Party (Country Liberal Party) - - 38,387

0.27%

United Australia Party (United Australia Party) - - 489,032

3.43%

Liberal Democratic Party (Liberal Democratic Party) - - 34,679

0.24%
Election Results Modified: Jun 05, 2019

General Information

At stake in this election:

  • 151 seats in the House of Representatives

Government Structure:

  • Chief of State: Queen ELIZABETH II*
  • Head of Government: Prime Minister Scott MORRISON
  • Assembly: Australia has a bicameral Federal Parliament consisting of the Senate and House of Representatives. The Senate is composed of 76 seats and the House of Representatives has 151 seats.

* Queen Elizabeth II is represented by Governor-General Peter COSGROVE.

Electoral System:

  • In the House of Representatives, 151 members are elected in single-member constituencies to serve three-year terms. Constituencies are apportioned among the six states and two mainland territories according to population.

Main parties in the election:

* There are 57 parties registered in Australia (actually 81 counting parties like the Queensland Greens and the Greens NSW as separate). () Don’t know number in this election yet.

** The Liberal Party, The Liberal National Party, and The National Party of Australia are members of an alliance called The Coalition.

*** The Centre Alliance was formerly called the Nick Xenophon Team.

Population and Registered Voters:

  • Population: 25,088,636 (2019 est.)
  • Registered Voters:16,323,823 (source)

Gender Data:

  • Female Population: 12,589,589 (2019 est.)
  • Is Australia a signatory to CEDAW: Yes (17 July 1980)
  • Has Australia ratified CEDAW: Yes (28 July 1983)
  • Gender Quota: No (There are no legal quotas, but there are voluntary party quotas)
  • Female candidates in this election: Yes
  • Number of Female Parliamentarians: 45 (30%) of the 150 members of the House of Representatives; 30 (39.5%) of the 76 members of the Senate
  • Human Development Index Position: 3 (2018)
  • Social Institutions and Gender Index (SIGI) Categorization: Very Low (2019)

Disability Data:

  • Is Australia a signatory to CRPD: Yes (30 March 2007)
  • Has Australia ratified CRPD: Yes (17 July 2008)
  • Population with a disability: 3,412,652 (est.)
Election Modified: Jun 21, 2024

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