Английская Википедия : 2004 Australian Senate election

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Шаблон:Election box end The primary vote saw the Coalition winning three seats and Labor winning two, leaving the Greens and Labor leading the Christian Democrats for the final seat. Preferences from liberals for forests, Family First, the Democrats and One Nation meant that the Christian Democrats ended up overtaking both Labor and the Greens for the final vacancy, but Labor managed to stay ahead of the Greens, meaning that Labor ending up taking the final seat using Green preferences. The result was three seats coalition and three seats Labor.^[5]

Victoria

Elected	#	Senator	Party
2004	1	Michael Ronaldson	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Liberal
2004	2	Kim Carr	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Labor
2004	3	Julian McGauran	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	National
2004	4	Stephen Conroy	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Labor
2004	5	Judith Troeth	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Liberal
2004	6	Шаблон:Sortname	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Шаблон:Australian politics/name
2001
2001	1	Mitch Fifield	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Liberal
2001	2	Robert Ray	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Labor
2001	3	Rod Kemp	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Liberal
2001	4	Gavin Marshall	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Labor
2001	5	Kay Patterson	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Liberal
2001	6	Lyn Allison	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Democrats

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Primary votes ensured that the Coalition secured three senate seats and Labor secured two. This left the Greens leading with Labor not far behind as preferences began counting. In an attempt to protect their third candidate, Jacinta Collins, Labor made a deal with several groups including the Democratic Labor Party, Family First Party and the Christian Democrats where they would preference her ahead of the Coalition in exchange for Labor preferences, expecting them to be eliminated before these preferences could be distributed. However, it backfired badly as the Family First Party, despite starting with less than two percent of the primary vote, received many preferences from the Christian Democrats, the Aged and Disability Pensioners Party, One Nation, the Coalition, liberals for forests, the Australian Democrats and the Democratic Labor Party that easily put Family First ahead of Labor. And, as per the Jacinta Collins deal, the majority of the Labor preferences went to Family First too, meaning that Steve Fielding was comfortably elected ahead of Greens candidate David Risstrom. The result was three seats Coalition, two seats Labor and one seat Family First.^[6]

Queensland

Elected	#	Senator	Party
2004	1	Brett Mason	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Liberal
2004	2	Jan McLucas	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Labor
2004	3	George Brandis	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Liberal
2004	4	Joe Ludwig	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Labor
2004	5	Barnaby Joyce	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	National
2004	3	Russell Trood	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Liberal
2001
2001	1	Ian Macdonald	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Liberal
2001	2	John Hogg	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Labor
2001	3	Santo Santoro	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Liberal
2001	4	Claire Moore	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Labor
2001	5	Andrew Bartlett	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Democrats
2001	6	Ron Boswell	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	National

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Primary votes saw two Labor and two Liberal senators get elected, leaving the Liberal Party well ahead of the National Party, the Greens and former One Nation leader Pauline Hanson, who this election ran as an independent. Pauline Hanson attracted a lot of preferential votes, which meant that her former party was surprisingly excluded before she was. This meant that her preferences could not go to One Nation and threaten the Liberal and National parties. As such, the National Party, using Fishing Party preferences, won the fifth seat and the Liberals won the sixth seat. The result was three seats Liberal, two seats Labor and one seat National.^[7]

Western Australia

Elected	#	Senator	Party
2004	1	Chris Ellison	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Liberal
2004	2	Chris Evans	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Labor
2004	3	Ian Campbell	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Liberal
2004	4	Glenn Sterle	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Labor
2004	5	Judith Adams	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Liberal
2004	6	Rachel Siewert	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Greens
2001
2001	1	Alan Eggleston	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Liberal
2001	2	Mark Bishop	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Labor
2001	3	David Johnston	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Liberal
2001	4	Ruth Webber	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Labor
2001	5	Ross Lightfoot	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Liberal
2001	6	Andrew Murray	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Democrats

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Primary votes saw three Liberal and two Labor senators get elected, leaving the Greens with a sizeable lead against the Liberals. Preferences from the Democrats and Labor saw that lead extended even further, and Greens candidate Rachel Siewert comfortably took the final vacancy. The result was three seats Liberal, two seats Labor and one seat Greens.^[8]

South Australia

Elected	#	Senator	Party
2004	1	Nick Minchin	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Liberal
2004	2	Anne McEwen	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Labor
2004	3	Amanda Vanstone	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Liberal
2004	4	Annette Hurley	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Labor
2004	5	Alan Ferguson	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Liberal
2004	6	Dana Wortley	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Labor
2001
2001	1	Robert Hill	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Liberal
2001	2	Penny Wong	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Labor
2001	3	Jeannie Ferris	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Liberal
2001	4	Linda Kirk	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Labor
2001	5	Grant Chapman	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Liberal
2001	6	Natasha Stott Despoja	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Democrats

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Primary votes saw three Liberal seats and two Labor seats secured. With South Australia being the former constituent of former Democrats leader now Progressive Alliance leader Meg Lees, the state saw the largest swing against the Democrats and the largest total for the Progressive Alliance. ABC Election Analyst Antony Green suggested that had the Democrats done better in the primary vote in South Australia, they may have won the final senate seat on Family First preferences. Instead, the Democrat preferences saw Family First go ahead of the Greens, leading to Labor winning the seat on Green preferences. The result was three seats Liberal and three seats Labor.^[9]

Tasmania

Elected	#	Senator	Party
2004	1	Eric Abetz	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Liberal
2004	2	Kerry O'Brien	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Labor
2004	3	Guy Barnett	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Liberal
2004	4	Helen Polley	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Labor
2004	5	Stephen Parry	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Liberal
2004	6	Christine Milne	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Greens
2001
2001	1	Paul Calvert	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Liberal
2001	2	Sue Mackay	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Labor
2004	3	John Watson	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Liberal
2001	4	Nick Sherry	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Labor
2001	5	Bob Brown	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Greens
2001	6	Richard Colbeck	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Liberal

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Primary votes saw the Liberal Party winning three senate seats and Labor winning two, leaving the Greens leading for the sixth seat against the Family First Party with a sizable majority. However, Tasmania was one of two states where Labor preferenced the Family First Party ahead the Greens, meaning that the Family First candidate Jacquie Petrusma was expected to receive large amounts of preferences and win the final seat. However, Greens candidate Christine Milne ended up winning the seat, mainly due to the high amount of "below the line" voting in Tasmania. The result was three seats Liberal, two seats Labor and one seat Green.^[10]

Territories

Australian Capital Territory

Elected	#	Senator	Party
2004	1	Kate Lundy	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Labor
2004	2	Gary Humphries	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Liberal

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Northern Territory

Elected	#	Senator	Party
2004	1	Nigel Scullion	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	CLP
2004	2	Trish Crossin	Шаблон:Australian party style \|	Labor