Showing posts with label Keep Sydney Open. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Keep Sydney Open. Show all posts
Sunday, April 14, 2019
NSW Legislative Council 2019: Button Press Day
Button press from 11 am Monday
Won off raw quotas: Coalition 7 ALP 6 Green 2 PHON 1 SFF 1
Coalition will win 8th seat
Labor 7, One Nation 2, CDP, LDP, AJP, KSO for final 3 seats
Labor very likely to win seat, One Nation likely but not so clear, CDP/LDP/AJP who knows, KSO remote chance only
Result
The result will be added here once known. The count is expected to take a gruelling 45 minutes to one hour. See https://twitter.com/nsw_upperhouse for updates and doubtless other #nswvotes sources.
Sunday, March 24, 2019
2019 New South Wales Postcount: Legislative Council
Legislative Council NSW Summary:
Seats assumed won based on incomplete count Coalition 8 Labor 6 Green 2 One Nation 1 Shooters Fishers and Farmers 1
(2015 results and continuing MLCs were Coalition 9 Labor 7 Green 2 Shooters 1 Christian Dems 1 Animal Justice 1).
Summary of contest:
Close multi-party contest for remaining three seats. Count is extremely complex. The ABC website has been projecting seats as won directly off the check count and this is very unreliable.
Labor (#7) and One Nation (#2) currently appear well placed for two of these seats after preferences, though One Nation is vulnerable to leakage.
A preference race will occur between four parties for the final seat: Christian Democrats (now leading), Liberal Democrats, Animal Justice, Keep Sydney Open. Keep Sydney Open appears to be struggling to catch Animal Justice. Animal Justice appear to have at least realistic prospects of beating the other two after preferences.
Sustainable Australia was competitive earlier in the count but its primary vote does not appear to be sufficient.
Seats assumed won based on incomplete count Coalition 8 Labor 6 Green 2 One Nation 1 Shooters Fishers and Farmers 1
(2015 results and continuing MLCs were Coalition 9 Labor 7 Green 2 Shooters 1 Christian Dems 1 Animal Justice 1).
Summary of contest:
Close multi-party contest for remaining three seats. Count is extremely complex. The ABC website has been projecting seats as won directly off the check count and this is very unreliable.
Labor (#7) and One Nation (#2) currently appear well placed for two of these seats after preferences, though One Nation is vulnerable to leakage.
A preference race will occur between four parties for the final seat: Christian Democrats (now leading), Liberal Democrats, Animal Justice, Keep Sydney Open. Keep Sydney Open appears to be struggling to catch Animal Justice. Animal Justice appear to have at least realistic prospects of beating the other two after preferences.
Sustainable Australia was competitive earlier in the count but its primary vote does not appear to be sufficient.
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