Result
Order 1 Abetz (Lib) 2 Urquhart (ALP) 3 Whish-Wilson (Green) 4 Lambie (JLN) 5 Parry (Lib) 6 Polley (ALP) 7 Duniam (Lib) 8 Brown (ALP) 9 Bushby (Lib) 10 Singh (ALP) 11 Bilyk (ALP) 12 McKim (Green)
Colbeck (Lib) was passed by McKim and McCulloch and excluded
5 Labor 4 Liberal 2 Green 1 Lambie
I would like to thank all the AEC staff in Hobart for all their help with information on the count and congratulate them on their efficient and punctual delivery of the Tasmanian outcomes.
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Wednesday, July 27, 2016
Tasmania Senate 2016 Button Press And Analysis
Wednesday, July 6, 2016
2016 Senate Postcount: A Very Long Way Still To Go
This thread contains some general comments about the overall state of the Senate race and the campaign. There is one thing I want to make clear about the Senate race right now before I get any further:
We still have an extremely long way to go!
What we have at the moment are primary vote counts that are often little more than halfway complete and may still move around a lot based on votes still to be added. We have a new Senate voting system and no past-data experience of how voters use it. People are trying to pick from this which micro-parties might win seats when we don't know what the final votes are let alone what they mean.
I understand the media's desire to communicate information to readers, but this stuff is hugely complex and I just want people to accept that it is going to take a long time to know who will be winning particular seats, and in some cases we won't know what is going to happen until the pressing of The Button when all the votes have been entered.
We still have an extremely long way to go!
What we have at the moment are primary vote counts that are often little more than halfway complete and may still move around a lot based on votes still to be added. We have a new Senate voting system and no past-data experience of how voters use it. People are trying to pick from this which micro-parties might win seats when we don't know what the final votes are let alone what they mean.
I understand the media's desire to communicate information to readers, but this stuff is hugely complex and I just want people to accept that it is going to take a long time to know who will be winning particular seats, and in some cases we won't know what is going to happen until the pressing of The Button when all the votes have been entered.
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