Overall results edit Party Votes % Swing Seats Change Coalition Liberal Party of Australia 1,551,436 37.35 +0.68 23 National Party of Australia 414,772 9.99 +2.06 7 Australian Labor Party 1,433,842 34.52 −2.76 18 Australian Greens 330,050 7.95 –2.29 Palmer United Party 174,551 4.20 +4.20 Christian Democratic Party 88,576 2.13 +0.77 One Nation 19,517 0.47 –0.01 Democratic Labour Party 16,909 0.41 +0.41 Katter's Australian Party 16,534 0.40 +0.40 Bullet Train for Australia 8,174 0.20 +0.20 Australia First Party 6,084 0.15 +0.07 Rise Up Australia Party 5,449 0.13 +0.13 Citizens Electoral Council 4,057 0.10 +0.07 Australian Sex Party 3,292 0.08 +0.00 Australian Stable Population Party 2,245 0.05 +0.05 Australian Independents 2,092 0.05 +0.05 Non-Custodial Parents Party 1,332 0.03 –0.04 Socialist Alliance 1,229 0.03 –0.06 Future Party 693 0.02 +0.02 Secular Party of Australia 602 0.01 –0.08 Australian Voice Party 545 0.01 +0.01 Independents 71,848 1.73 −2.58 0 Total 4,153,829 48 Two-party-preferred vote Liberal/National Coalition 2,257,654 54.35 +3.19 30 Australian Labor Party 1,896,175 45.65 –3.19 18
Results by division edit Banks edit
Barton edit
Bennelong edit
Berowra edit
Blaxland edit
Bradfield edit
Calare edit
Charlton edit
Chifley edit
Cook edit
Cowper edit
Cunningham edit
Dobell edit
Eden-Monaro edit
Farrer edit
Fowler edit
Gilmore edit
Grayndler edit
Greenway edit
Hughes edit
Hume edit
Hunter edit
Kingsford Smith edit
Lindsay edit
Lyne edit
The sitting member was Rob Oakeshott (Independent ) who did not contest the election.
Macarthur edit
Mackellar edit
Macquarie edit
McMahon edit
Mitchell edit
New England edit
The sitting member was Tony Windsor (Independent ) who did not contest the election.
Newcastle edit
North Sydney edit
Page edit
Parkes edit
Parramatta edit
Paterson edit
Reid edit
Richmond edit
Riverina edit
Robertson edit
Shortland edit
Sydney edit
Throsby edit
Warringah edit
Watson edit
Wentworth edit
Werriwa edit
References edit ^ "2013 Federal Election Results for NSW by Division". AEC. ^ 2013 results for Banks, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Barton, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Bennelong, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Berowra, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Blaxland, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Bradfield, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Calare, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Charlton, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Chifley, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Cook, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Cowper, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Cunningham, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Dobell, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Eden-Monaro, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Farrer, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Fowler, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Gilmore, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Grayndler, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Greenway, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Hughes, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Hume, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Hunter, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Kingsford Smith, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Lindsay, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Lyne, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Macarthur, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Mackellar, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Macquarie, AEC. ^ 2013 results for McMahon, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Mitchell, AEC. ^ 2013 results for New England, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Newcastle, AEC. ^ 2013 results for North Sydney, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Page, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Parkes, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Parramatta, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Paterson, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Reid, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Richmond, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Riverina, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Robertson, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Shortland, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Sydney, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Throsby, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Warringah, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Watson, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Wentworth, AEC. ^ 2013 results for Werriwa, AEC. See also edit
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This is a list of electoral division results for the Australian 2013 federal election in the state of New South Wales 1 2013 Australian federal election New South Wales 2010 7 September 2013 2016 All 48 New South Wales seats in the Australian House of Representativesand 6 of the 12 seats in the Australian Senate First party Second party Leader Tony Abbott Kevin Rudd Party Liberal National coalition Labor Last election 20 seats 26 seats Seats won 30 seats 18 seats Seat change 10 8 Popular vote 1 996 208 1 433 842 Percentage 47 34 34 52 Swing 2 74 2 76 TPP 54 35 45 65 TPP swing 3 19 3 19Results outside SydneyResults in Sydney This election was held using instant runoff voting At this election there were three turn overs in New South Wales Labor won the seats of Kingsford Smith and Parramatta despite the Liberals finishing first as well as the seat of Richmond despite the Nationals finishing first Contents 1 Overall results 2 Results by division 2 1 Banks 2 2 Barton 2 3 Bennelong 2 4 Berowra 2 5 Blaxland 2 6 Bradfield 2 7 Calare 2 8 Charlton 2 9 Chifley 2 10 Cook 2 11 Cowper 2 12 Cunningham 2 13 Dobell 2 14 Eden Monaro 2 15 Farrer 2 16 Fowler 2 17 Gilmore 2 18 Grayndler 2 19 Greenway 2 20 Hughes 2 21 Hume 2 22 Hunter 2 23 Kingsford Smith 2 24 Lindsay 2 25 Lyne 2 26 Macarthur 2 27 Mackellar 2 28 Macquarie 2 29 McMahon 2 30 Mitchell 2 31 New England 2 32 Newcastle 2 33 North Sydney 2 34 Page 2 35 Parkes 2 36 Parramatta 2 37 Paterson 2 38 Reid 2 39 Richmond 2 40 Riverina 2 41 Robertson 2 42 Shortland 2 43 Sydney 2 44 Throsby 2 45 Warringah 2 46 Watson 2 47 Wentworth 2 48 Werriwa 3 References 4 See alsoOverall results editParty Votes Swing Seats Change Coalition Liberal Party of Australia 1 551 436 37 35 0 68 23 nbsp 7 National Party of Australia 414 772 9 99 2 06 7 nbsp 3 Australian Labor Party 1 433 842 34 52 2 76 18 nbsp 8 Australian Greens 330 050 7 95 2 29 Palmer United Party 174 551 4 20 4 20 Christian Democratic Party 88 576 2 13 0 77 One Nation 19 517 0 47 0 01 Democratic Labour Party 16 909 0 41 0 41 Katter s Australian Party 16 534 0 40 0 40 Bullet Train for Australia 8 174 0 20 0 20 Australia First Party 6 084 0 15 0 07 Rise Up Australia Party 5 449 0 13 0 13 Citizens Electoral Council 4 057 0 10 0 07 Australian Sex Party 3 292 0 08 0 00 Australian Stable Population Party 2 245 0 05 0 05 Australian Independents 2 092 0 05 0 05 Non Custodial Parents Party 1 332 0 03 0 04 Socialist Alliance 1 229 0 03 0 06 Future Party 693 0 02 0 02 Secular Party of Australia 602 0 01 0 08 Australian Voice Party 545 0 01 0 01 Independents 71 848 1 73 2 58 0 nbsp 2 Total 4 153 829 48 Two party preferred vote Liberal National Coalition 2 257 654 54 35 3 19 30 nbsp 10 Australian Labor Party 1 896 175 45 65 3 19 18 nbsp 8Results by division editBanks edit 2013 Australian federal election Banks 2 Party Candidate Votes Liberal David Coleman 39 899 47 01 1 49 Labor Daryl Melham 34 835 41 04 1 92 Greens Paul Spight 4 242 5 00 4 61 Palmer United Jake Wellham 2 125 2 50 2 50 Christian Democrats Mark Falanga 1 983 2 34 2 34 Independent Sayed Khedr 768 0 90 0 90 Katter s Australian Ross Richardson 553 0 65 0 65 Democratic Labour Robert Haddad 470 0 55 0 55 Total formal votes 84 875 90 05 1 58 Informal votes 9 374 9 95 1 58 Turnout 94 249 92 86 0 16 Two party preferred result Liberal David Coleman 43 990 51 83 3 28 Labor Daryl Melham 40 885 48 17 3 28 Liberal gain from Labor Swing 3 28 Barton edit 2013 Australian federal election Barton 3 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Nickolas Varvaris 33 881 42 35 1 68 Labor Steve McMahon 32 345 40 43 8 05 Greens Jackie Brooker 4 788 5 98 4 87 Palmer United Edward Caruana 3 114 3 89 3 89 Independent Michael Nagi 3 071 3 84 3 84 Christian Democrats Kylie French 1 549 1 94 1 94 One Nation Perry Theo 686 0 86 0 86 Katter s Australian Rodney Wyse 567 0 71 0 71 Total formal votes 80 001 87 96 2 22 Informal votes 10 948 12 04 2 22 Turnout 90 949 92 16 0 54 Two party preferred result Liberal Nickolas Varvaris 40 245 50 31 7 17 Labor Steve McMahon 39 756 49 69 7 17 Liberal gain from Labor Swing 7 17 Bennelong edit 2013 Australian federal election Bennelong 4 Party Candidate Votes Liberal John Alexander 46 907 52 99 4 46 Labor Jason Yat Sen Li 28 726 32 45 4 67 Greens Lindsay Peters 7 454 8 42 0 47 Christian Democrats Julie Worsley 2 135 2 41 0 28 Palmer United Robert Marks 1 589 1 80 1 80 Democratic Labour Lachlan McCaffrey 617 0 70 0 70 Secular John August 602 0 68 0 68 Australia First Victor Waterson 492 0 56 0 56 Total formal votes 88 522 92 48 0 15 Informal votes 7 200 7 52 0 15 Turnout 95 722 93 35 0 17 Two party preferred result Liberal John Alexander 51 139 57 77 4 65 Labor Jason Yat Sen Li 37 383 42 23 4 65 Liberal hold Swing 4 65 Berowra edit 2013 Australian federal election Berowra 5 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Philip Ruddock 53 236 61 44 1 46 Labor Michael Stove 16 402 18 93 3 12 Greens John Storey 8 684 10 02 1 37 Independent Mick Gallagher 3 374 3 89 1 03 Palmer United Paul Graves 2 324 2 68 2 68 Christian Democrats Leighton Thew 2 135 2 46 0 28 Stable Population Deborah Smythe 492 0 57 0 57 Total formal votes 86 647 94 45 0 96 Informal votes 5 096 5 55 0 96 Turnout 91 743 94 56 0 11 Two party preferred result Liberal Philip Ruddock 59 847 69 07 2 87 Labor Michael Stove 26 800 30 93 2 87 Liberal hold Swing 2 87 Blaxland edit 2013 Australian federal election Blaxland 6 Party Candidate Votes Labor Jason Clare 43 568 55 73 4 75 Liberal Anthony Khouri 25 579 32 72 0 58 Greens John Ky 2 416 3 09 3 17 Palmer United Zali Burrows 2 119 2 71 2 71 Katter s Australian Nafez Taleb 1 921 2 46 2 46 Christian Democrats Juliat Nasr 1 757 2 25 2 25 Democratic Labour Boutros Zalloua 817 1 05 1 05 Total formal votes 78 177 86 33 0 39 Informal votes 12 380 13 67 0 39 Turnout 90 557 90 30 0 21 Two party preferred result Labor Jason Clare 48 025 61 43 0 80 Liberal Anthony Khouri 30 152 38 57 0 80 Labor hold Swing 0 80 Bradfield edit 2013 Australian federal election Bradfield 7 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Paul Fletcher 57 506 64 84 0 39 Labor Chris Haviland 14 720 16 60 2 62 Greens Pippa McInnes 11 429 12 89 3 45 Palmer United Blake Buchanan 2 366 2 67 2 67 Christian Democrats John Archer 1 671 1 88 1 88 Democratic Labour Paul Harrold 992 1 12 1 12 Total formal votes 88 684 94 26 1 64 Informal votes 5 401 5 74 1 64 Turnout 94 085 93 62 0 22 Two party preferred result Liberal Paul Fletcher 62 771 70 78 2 60 Labor Chris Haviland 25 913 29 22 2 60 Liberal hold Swing 2 60 Calare edit 2013 Australian federal election Calare 8 Party Candidate Votes National John Cobb 52 650 57 65 5 24 Labor Jess Jennings 23 185 25 39 3 66 Palmer United Brian Cain 4 356 4 77 4 77 Greens David Mallard 4 054 4 44 1 56 Independent Macgregor Ross 2 388 2 61 0 57 Christian Democrats Ian Lyons 1 628 1 78 0 41 Katter s Australian Billie Kirkland 1 293 1 42 1 42 Australia First Peter Schultze 1 010 1 11 1 11 Democratic Labour Anthony Craig 759 0 83 0 83 Total formal votes 91 323 93 89 1 18 Informal votes 5 942 6 11 1 18 Turnout 97 265 95 32 0 02 Two party preferred result National John Cobb 60 248 65 97 5 23 Labor Jess Jennings 31 075 34 03 5 23 National hold Swing 5 23 Charlton edit 2013 Australian federal election Charlton 9 Party Candidate Votes Labor Pat Conroy 40 125 46 44 6 71 Liberal Kevin Baker 24 646 28 53 2 18 Palmer United Bronwyn Reid 9 412 10 89 10 89 Greens Dessie Kocher 5 820 6 74 2 09 Christian Democrats Steve Camilleri 2 671 3 09 0 27 One Nation Brian Burston 2 266 2 62 2 62 Bullet Train Trevor Anthoney 1 460 1 69 1 69 Total formal votes 86 400 92 89 0 19 Informal votes 6 618 7 11 0 19 Turnout 93 018 94 40 0 08 Two party preferred result Labor Pat Conroy 51 173 59 23 3 44 Liberal Kevin Baker 35 227 40 77 3 44 Labor hold Swing 3 44 Chifley edit 2013 Australian federal election Chifley 10 Party Candidate Votes Labor Ed Husic 43 044 52 30 0 72 Liberal Isabelle White 26 479 32 17 1 85 Palmer United Christopher Buttel 3 361 4 08 4 08 Christian Democrats Dave Vincent 2 862 3 48 1 58 Greens Ben Hammond 2 198 2 67 5 76 Independent Ammar Khan 1 749 2 13 2 13 One Nation Elizabeth Power 1 402 1 70 0 27 Democratic Labour Michael Wright 810 0 98 0 98 Australia First Alex Norwick 396 0 48 0 69 Total formal votes 82 301 86 64 2 20 Informal votes 12 690 13 36 2 20 Turnout 94 991 92 78 0 09 Two party preferred result Labor Ed Husic 49 831 60 55 1 79 Liberal Isabelle White 32 470 39 45 1 79 Labor hold Swing 1 79 Cook edit 2013 Australian federal election Cook 11 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Scott Morrison 55 707 60 35 2 47 Labor Peter Scaysbrook 22 850 24 76 4 05 Greens Mithra Cox 6 058 6 56 1 17 Palmer United Matthew Palise 3 765 4 08 4 08 Christian Democrats Beth Smith 1 981 2 15 0 23 Independent Graeme Strang 1 321 1 43 0 32 Australia First Jim Saleam 617 0 67 0 67 Total formal votes 92 299 94 08 0 11 Informal votes 5 813 5 92 0 11 Turnout 98 112 94 17 0 25 Two party preferred result Liberal Scott Morrison 61 244 66 35 3 69 Labor Peter Scaysbrook 31 055 33 65 3 69 Liberal hold Swing 3 69 Cowper edit 2013 Australian federal election Cowper 12 Party Candidate Votes National Luke Hartsuyker 45 820 53 05 2 28 Labor Alfredo Navarro 21 910 25 37 2 45 Greens Carol Vernon 10 685 12 37 3 28 Palmer United Rodney Jeanneret 5 739 6 64 6 64 Christian Democrats Bethany McAlpine 2 224 2 57 0 18 Total formal votes 86 378 94 72 0 95 Informal votes 4 813 5 28 0 95 Turnout 91 191 93 86 0 19 Two party preferred result National Luke Hartsuyker 53 303 61 71 2 44 Labor Alfredo Navarro 33 075 38 29 2 44 National hold Swing 2 44 Cunningham edit 2013 Australian federal election Cunningham 13 Party Candidate Votes Labor Sharon Bird 41 522 45 54 3 63 Liberal Philip Clifford 30 685 33 65 0 80 Greens Helen Wilson 10 730 11 77 3 35 Palmer United Christopher Atlee 4 253 4 66 4 66 Christian Democrats Rob George 2 204 2 42 2 42 Non Custodial Parents John Flanagan 897 0 98 0 41 Katter s Australian John Bursill 886 0 97 0 97 Total formal votes 91 177 93 63 0 69 Informal votes 6 208 6 37 0 69 Turnout 97 385 93 56 0 21 Two party preferred result Labor Sharon Bird 54 595 59 88 3 29 Liberal Philip Clifford 36 582 40 12 3 29 Labor hold Swing 3 29 Dobell edit 2013 Australian federal election Dobell 14 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Karen McNamara 35 617 41 35 1 11 Labor Emma McBride 30 248 35 11 11 16 Independent Nathan Bracken 7 090 8 23 8 23 Greens Sue Wynn 4 238 4 92 3 69 Independent Craig Thomson 3 444 4 00 4 00 Palmer United Kate McGill 2 920 3 39 3 39 Christian Democrats Hadden Ervin 1 250 1 45 0 97 Citizens Electoral Council Greg Owen 711 0 83 0 83 Bullet Train Christian Kunde 622 0 72 0 72 Total formal votes 86 140 92 49 1 45 Informal votes 6 994 7 51 1 45 Turnout 93 134 93 82 0 20 Two party preferred result Liberal Karen McNamara 43 653 50 68 5 75 Labor Emma McBride 42 487 49 32 5 75 Liberal gain from Labor Swing 5 75 Eden Monaro edit 2013 Australian federal election Eden Monaro 15 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Peter Hendy 40 431 45 27 3 43 Labor Mike Kelly 34 638 38 78 4 83 Greens Catherine Moore 6 725 7 53 2 19 Palmer United Dean Lynch 4 655 5 21 5 21 Independent Andrew Thaler 1 223 1 37 1 37 Christian Democrats Warren Catton 861 0 96 0 21 Stable Population Martin Tye 601 0 67 0 67 Citizens Electoral Council Costas Goumas 179 0 20 0 20 Total formal votes 89 313 94 46 0 71 Informal votes 5 240 5 54 0 71 Turnout 94 553 94 52 0 13 Two party preferred result Liberal Peter Hendy 45 199 50 61 4 85 Labor Mike Kelly 44 114 49 39 4 85 Liberal gain from Labor Swing 4 85 Farrer edit 2013 Australian federal election Farrer 16 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Sussan Ley 47 977 57 81 6 40 Labor Gavin Hickey 19 708 23 75 1 54 Greens Christina Sobey 3 643 4 39 1 49 Palmer United Ronald Emmerton 3 392 4 09 4 09 Katter s Australian Ken Trewin 3 091 3 72 3 72 Rise Up Australia Narelle Davis 1 646 1 98 1 98 Democratic Labour Brendan Cattell 1 509 1 82 1 82 Bullet Train Tracey Powell 1 048 1 26 1 26 Christian Democrats Frank Horwill 982 1 18 2 03 Total formal votes 82 996 92 89 0 77 Informal votes 6 357 7 11 0 77 Turnout 89 353 94 53 0 35 Two party preferred result Liberal Sussan Ley 55 961 67 43 2 92 Labor Gavin Hickey 27 035 32 57 2 92 Liberal hold Swing 2 92 Fowler edit 2013 Australian federal election Fowler 17 Party Candidate Votes Labor Chris Hayes 47 772 60 76 7 90 Liberal Andrew Nguyen 21 043 26 76 10 18 Christian Democrats Matt Attia 3 559 4 53 4 53 Palmer United Bradley Pastoors 2 722 3 46 3 46 Greens Benjamin Silaphet 2 684 3 41 3 28 Katter s Australian Darren McLean 848 1 08 1 08 Total formal votes 78 628 86 07 1 10 Informal votes 12 728 13 93 1 10 Turnout 91 356 92 16 0 13 Two party preferred result Labor Chris Hayes 52 526 66 80 8 04 Liberal Andrew Nguyen 26 102 33 20 8 04 Labor hold Swing 8 04 Gilmore edit 2013 Australian federal election Gilmore 18 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Ann Sudmalis 41 726 46 00 4 93 Labor Neil Reilly 31 789 35 05 0 13 Greens Terry Barratt 8 438 9 30 0 27 Palmer United Lyndal Harris 5 726 6 31 6 31 Christian Democrats Steve Ryan 3 030 3 34 0 67 Total formal votes 90 709 94 83 0 06 Informal votes 4 946 5 17 0 06 Turnout 95 655 94 29 0 33 Two party preferred result Liberal Ann Sudmalis 47 758 52 65 2 67 Labor Neil Reilly 42 951 47 35 2 67 Liberal hold Swing 2 67 Grayndler edit 2013 Australian federal election Grayndler 19 Party Candidate Votes Labor Anthony Albanese 42 009 47 20 1 11 Liberal Cedric Spencer 21 981 24 70 0 46 Greens Hall Greenland 20 498 23 03 2 87 Christian Democrats Joshua Green 1 828 2 05 2 05 Palmer United Mohanadas Balasingham 1 522 1 71 1 71 Bullet Train Joel Scully 1 171 1 32 1 32 Total formal votes 89 009 93 00 0 08 Informal votes 6 699 7 00 0 08 Turnout 95 708 91 32 0 01 Two party preferred result Labor Anthony Albanese 62 613 70 34 0 29 Liberal Cedric Spencer 26 396 29 66 0 29 Labor hold Swing 0 29 Greenway edit 2013 Australian federal election Greenway 20 Party Candidate Votes Labor Michelle Rowland 38 319 44 48 2 16 Liberal Jaymes Diaz 34 488 40 04 1 30 Palmer United Jodie Wootton 3 483 4 04 4 04 Christian Democrats Allan Green 3 253 3 78 0 10 Greens Chris Brentin 3 175 3 69 2 32 Sex Party Tom Lillicrap 1 516 1 76 1 76 Rise Up Australia Maree Nichols 681 0 79 0 79 Katter s Australian Anthony Belcastro 681 0 79 0 79 Australian Voice Jamie Cavanough 545 0 63 0 63 Total formal votes 86 141 90 02 0 29 Informal votes 9 549 9 98 0 29 Turnout 95 690 93 96 0 23 Two party preferred result Labor Michelle Rowland 45 639 52 98 2 10 Liberal Jaymes Diaz 40 502 47 02 2 10 Labor hold Swing 2 10 Hughes edit 2013 Australian federal election Hughes 21 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Craig Kelly 48 436 54 68 5 53 Labor Alison Megarrity 28 406 32 07 5 71 Palmer United John Peters 5 224 5 90 5 90 Greens Signe Westerberg 3 948 4 46 1 83 Christian Democrats Peter Colsell 2 561 2 89 0 44 Total formal votes 88 575 92 61 0 87 Informal votes 7 071 7 39 0 87 Turnout 95 646 94 24 0 03 Two party preferred result Liberal Craig Kelly 53 735 60 67 5 50 Labor Alison Megarrity 34 840 39 33 5 50 Liberal hold Swing 5 50 Hume edit 2013 Australian federal election Hume 22 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Angus Taylor 49 105 53 97 0 41 Labor Michael Pilbrow 23 711 26 06 5 80 Greens Zaza Chevalier 5 218 5 73 1 92 Palmer United Jason Cornelius 4 015 4 41 4 41 One Nation Lynette Styles 2 521 2 77 2 77 Independent James Harker Mortlock 2 096 2 30 2 30 Katter s Australian Bruce Nicholson 1 658 1 82 1 82 Christian Democrats Adrian Van Der Byl 1 397 1 54 0 22 Citizens Electoral Council Lindsay Cosgrove 1 273 1 40 1 40 Total formal votes 90 994 93 68 1 19 Informal votes 6 142 6 32 1 19 Turnout 97 136 94 93 0 02 Two party preferred result Liberal Angus Taylor 55 938 61 47 2 75 Labor Michael Pilbrow 35 056 38 53 2 75 Liberal hold Swing 2 75 Hunter edit 2013 Australian federal election Hunter 23 Party Candidate Votes Labor Joel Fitzgibbon 38 241 44 50 9 81 National Michael Johnsen 30 170 35 11 4 06 Palmer United Jennifer Stefanac 6 552 7 62 7 62 Greens David Atwell 5 066 5 89 3 03 One Nation Bill Fox 3 245 3 78 0 43 Christian Democrats Richard Stretton 1 834 2 13 0 25 Citizens Electoral Council Ann Lawler 833 0 97 0 97 Total formal votes 85 941 93 46 0 33 Informal votes 6 014 6 54 0 33 Turnout 91 955 94 51 0 22 Two party preferred result Labor Joel Fitzgibbon 46 125 53 67 8 81 National Michael Johnsen 39 816 46 33 8 81 Labor hold Swing 8 81 Kingsford Smith edit 2013 Australian federal election Kingsford Smith 24 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Michael Feneley 37 455 43 50 2 25 Labor Matt Thistlethwaite 36 177 42 02 1 81 Greens James Macdonald 8 431 9 79 2 26 Palmer United Diane Happ 1 611 1 87 1 87 Christian Democrats Jacquie Shiha 1 379 1 60 1 60 Future Geordie Lucas 693 0 80 0 80 Rise Up Australia Danielle Somerfield 357 0 41 0 41 Total formal votes 86 103 91 37 0 48 Informal votes 8 130 8 63 0 48 Turnout 94 233 92 01 0 63 Two party preferred result Labor Matt Thistlethwaite 45 411 52 74 2 42 Liberal Michael Feneley 40 692 47 26 2 42 Labor hold Swing 2 42 Lindsay edit 2013 Australian federal election Lindsay 25 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Fiona Scott 40 882 46 64 3 25 Labor David Bradbury 34 212 39 03 5 52 Palmer United Andrew Wilcox 4 517 5 15 5 15 Greens David Lenton 2 679 3 06 1 68 Christian Democrats Andrew Green 2 449 2 79 0 22 One Nation Jeffrey Lawson 1 901 2 17 2 17 Australia First Mick Saunders 610 0 70 0 47 Stable Population Geoff Brown 408 0 47 0 47 Total formal votes 87 658 91 79 0 04 Informal votes 7 837 8 21 0 04 Turnout 95 495 94 32 0 11 Two party preferred result Liberal Fiona Scott 46 446 52 99 4 11 Labor David Bradbury 41 212 47 01 4 11 Liberal gain from Labor Swing 4 11 Lyne edit 2013 Australian federal election Lyne 26 Party Candidate Votes National David Gillespie 45 871 53 19 18 80 Labor Peter Alley 18 352 21 28 7 79 Independent Steve Attkins 6 561 7 61 7 61 Greens Ian Oxenford 5 340 6 19 1 90 Palmer United Troy Wilkie 4 727 5 48 5 48 One Nation Craig Huth 2 208 2 56 2 56 Christian Democrats John Klose 2 054 2 38 2 38 Katter s Australian Brian Buckley Clare 814 0 94 0 94 Citizens Electoral Council Michael Gough 318 0 37 0 37 Total formal votes 86 245 93 69 2 58 Informal votes 5 809 6 31 2 58 Turnout 92 054 94 78 0 60 Two party preferred result National David Gillespie 55 857 64 77 2 32 Labor Peter Alley 30 388 35 23 2 32 National gain from Independent Swing 2 32 The sitting member was Rob Oakeshott Independent who did not contest the election Macarthur edit 2013 Australian federal election Macarthur 27 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Russell Matheson 46 185 54 33 6 93 Labor Ian Fulton 26 039 30 63 7 92 Palmer United Goetz Grosche 4 916 5 78 5 78 Greens Patrick Darley Jones 3 929 4 62 0 94 Christian Democrats Sarah Ramsay 2 189 2 58 0 82 Katter s Australian Mick Williams 1 751 2 06 2 06 Total formal votes 85 009 92 17 0 28 Informal votes 7 225 7 83 0 28 Turnout 92 234 94 15 0 37 Two party preferred result Liberal Russell Matheson 52 161 61 36 8 34 Labor Ian Fulton 32 848 38 64 8 34 Liberal hold Swing 8 34 Mackellar edit 2013 Australian federal election Mackellar 28 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Bronwyn Bishop 56 521 62 43 0 31 Labor Chris Hedge 15 606 17 24 3 86 Greens Jonathan King 12 843 14 19 2 58 Palmer United Debra Drummond 3 771 4 17 4 17 Christian Democrats Silvana Nero 1 791 1 98 1 98 Total formal votes 90 532 94 25 0 55 Informal votes 5 525 5 75 0 55 Turnout 96 057 93 40 0 14 Two party preferred result Liberal Bronwyn Bishop 62 322 68 84 3 12 Labor Chris Hedge 28 210 31 16 3 12 Liberal hold Swing 3 12 Macquarie edit 2013 Australian federal election Macquarie 29 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Louise Markus 42 590 47 36 2 89 Labor Susan Templeman 27 872 31 00 1 36 Greens Danielle Wheeler 9 986 11 10 2 99 Palmer United Philip Maxwell 3 731 4 15 4 15 Christian Democrats Tony Piper 2 720 3 02 0 87 Sex Party Mark Littlejohn 1 776 1 98 1 98 Australia First Matt Hodgson 750 0 83 0 06 Democratic Labour Teresa Elaro 499 0 55 0 55 Total formal votes 89 924 94 37 0 15 Informal votes 5 362 5 63 0 15 Turnout 95 286 94 63 0 18 Two party preferred result Liberal Louise Markus 48 987 54 48 3 22 Labor Susan Templeman 40 937 45 52 3 22 Liberal hold Swing 3 22 McMahon edit 2013 Australian federal election McMahon 30 Party Candidate Votes Labor Chris Bowen 41 334 50 19 1 07 Liberal Ray King 33 430 40 59 4 34 Palmer United Matthew Dobrincic 2 862 3 48 3 48 Greens Astrid O Neill 2 410 2 93 5 12 Christian Democrats Manny Poularas 2 323 2 82 1 62 Total formal votes 82 359 88 65 0 51 Informal votes 10 542 11 35 0 51 Turnout 92 901 93 57 0 33 Two party preferred result Labor Chris Bowen 45 561 55 32 2 49 Liberal Ray King 36 798 44 68 2 49 Labor hold Swing 2 49 Mitchell edit 2013 Australian federal election Mitchell 31 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Alex Hawke 56 706 65 47 2 81 Labor Andrew Punch 17 775 20 52 5 81 Greens Michael Bellstedt 5 554 6 41 1 19 Christian Democrats Darryl Allen 2 794 3 23 0 18 Palmer United Murray Schultz 2 792 3 22 3 22 Democratic Labour Nathan Dodd 987 1 14 1 14 Total formal votes 86 608 93 69 0 73 Informal votes 5 833 6 31 0 73 Turnout 92 441 94 65 0 12 Two party preferred result Liberal Alex Hawke 62 425 72 08 4 92 Labor Andrew Punch 24 183 27 92 4 92 Liberal hold Swing 4 92 New England edit 2013 Australian federal election New England 32 Party Candidate Votes National Barnaby Joyce 49 486 54 21 28 99 Independent Rob Taber 12 574 13 77 13 77 Labor Stephen Hewitt 10 825 11 86 3 73 21st Century Liam Flenady 6 059 6 64 6 64 Palmer United Phillip Girle 4 746 5 20 5 20 Greens Pat Schultz 4 184 4 58 1 01 One Nation Brian Dettmann 1 566 1 72 0 85 Christian Democrats Aaron Evans 1 496 1 64 1 64 Citizens Electoral Council Richard Witten 353 0 39 0 05 Total formal votes 91 289 93 95 2 51 Informal votes 5 881 6 05 2 51 Turnout 97 170 95 14 0 26 Notional two party preferred count National Barnaby Joyce 64 551 70 71 3 91 Labor Stephen Hewitt 26 738 29 29 3 91 Two candidate preferred result National Barnaby Joyce 58 846 64 46 35 98 Independent Rob Taber 32 443 35 54 35 54 National gain from Independent Swing N A The sitting member was Tony Windsor Independent who did not contest the election Newcastle edit 2013 Australian federal election Newcastle 33 Party Candidate Votes Labor Sharon Claydon 37 391 43 73 4 16 Liberal Jaimie Abbott 29 632 34 66 3 33 Greens Michael Osborne 10 258 12 00 3 47 Palmer United Yegon McLellan 3 518 4 11 4 11 Christian Democrats Milton Caine 1 091 1 28 0 52 Progressive Labour Susanna Scurry 1 026 1 20 1 20 Australia First Michael Chehoff 922 1 08 1 08 Independent Rod Holding 674 0 79 0 79 Socialist Alliance Zane Alcorn 616 0 72 0 29 Australian Independents Lawrence Higgins 367 0 43 0 43 Total formal votes 85 495 93 80 0 51 Informal votes 5 653 6 20 0 51 Turnout 91 148 93 60 0 00 Two party preferred result Labor Sharon Claydon 50 298 58 83 3 66 Liberal Jaimie Abbott 35 197 41 17 3 66 Labor hold Swing 3 66 North Sydney edit 2013 Australian federal election North Sydney 34 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Joe Hockey 53 991 61 04 1 33 Labor Peter Hayes 17 727 20 04 2 08 Greens Alison Haines 13 579 15 35 0 18 Palmer United Raheam Khan 1 493 1 69 1 69 Christian Democrats Maureen Guthrie 892 1 01 1 01 Democratic Labour Angus McCaffrey 766 0 87 0 87 Total formal votes 88 448 94 62 0 94 Informal votes 5 031 5 38 0 94 Turnout 93 479 92 26 0 34 Two party preferred result Liberal Joe Hockey 58 274 65 89 1 83 Labor Peter Hayes 30 174 34 11 1 83 Liberal hold Swing 1 83 Page edit 2013 Australian federal election Page 35 Party Candidate Votes National Kevin Hogan 40 088 46 65 4 18 Labor Janelle Saffin 33 336 38 79 6 94 Greens Desley Banks 5 601 6 52 2 06 Palmer United Stephen Janes 4 135 4 81 4 81 Christian Democrats Carol Ordish 1 394 1 62 1 62 One Nation Rod Smith 1 381 1 61 1 61 Total formal votes 85 935 95 32 0 29 Informal votes 4 223 4 68 0 29 Turnout 90 158 94 20 0 46 Two party preferred result National Kevin Hogan 45 134 52 52 6 71 Labor Janelle Saffin 40 801 47 48 6 71 National gain from Labor Swing 6 71 Parkes edit 2013 Australian federal election Parkes 36 Party Candidate Votes National Mark Coulton 58 020 64 01 4 78 Labor Brendan Byron 18 850 20 80 0 46 Palmer United Neil Gorman 6 724 7 42 7 42 Greens Matt Parmeter 4 691 5 18 0 42 Christian Democrats Michelle Ryan 2 354 2 60 2 60 Total formal votes 90 639 94 26 0 72 Informal votes 5 519 5 74 0 72 Turnout 96 158 94 36 0 04 Two party preferred result National Mark Coulton 65 575 72 35 3 49 Labor Brendan Byron 25 064 27 65 3 49 National hold Swing 3 49 Parramatta edit 2013 Australian federal election Parramatta 37 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Martin Zaiter 35 724 44 31 3 59 Labor Julie Owens 33 261 41 26 3 20 Greens Phil Bradley 4 261 5 29 2 67 Christian Democrats Alex Sharah 1 957 2 43 0 64 Palmer United Ganesh Loke 1 760 2 18 2 18 Democratic Labour Miechele Williams 1 626 2 02 2 02 Independent Kalpesh Patel 1 204 1 49 0 34 One Nation Tania Rollinson 822 1 02 1 02 Total formal votes 80 615 89 48 1 87 Informal votes 9 474 10 52 1 87 Turnout 90 089 91 40 0 19 Two party preferred result Labor Julie Owens 40 765 50 57 3 80 Liberal Martin Zaiter 39 850 49 43 3 80 Labor hold Swing 3 80 Paterson edit 2013 Australian federal election Paterson 38 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Bob Baldwin 46 922 53 86 2 56 Labor Bay Marshall 25 811 29 63 8 63 Greens John Brown 5 812 6 67 0 68 Palmer United Jayson Packett 5 451 6 26 6 26 Christian Democrats Anna Balfour 1 854 2 13 1 07 Rise Up Australia Bob Holz 877 1 01 1 01 Citizens Electoral Council Peter Davis 390 0 45 0 45 Total formal votes 87 117 94 83 0 47 Informal votes 4 746 5 17 0 47 Turnout 91 863 94 60 0 16 Two party preferred result Liberal Bob Baldwin 52 080 59 78 4 45 Labor Bay Marshall 35 037 40 22 4 45 Liberal hold Swing 4 45 Reid edit 2013 Australian federal election Reid 39 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Craig Laundy 40 430 47 11 4 00 Labor John Murphy 34 817 40 57 0 94 Greens Pauline Tyrrell 5 968 6 95 4 23 Palmer United Mohammed Ashraf 1 298 1 51 1 51 Christian Democrats Bill Shailer 1 219 1 42 1 65 Australian Independents Raymond Palmer 1 215 1 42 1 42 Democratic Labour Emily Dunn 580 0 68 0 68 Katter s Australian Bishrul Izadeen 297 0 35 0 35 Total formal votes 85 824 90 51 0 69 Informal votes 9 003 9 49 0 69 Turnout 94 827 91 42 0 36 Two party preferred result Liberal Craig Laundy 43 642 50 85 3 53 Labor John Murphy 42 182 49 15 3 53 Liberal gain from Labor Swing 3 53 Richmond edit 2013 Australian federal election Richmond 40 Party Candidate Votes National Matthew Fraser 32 066 37 60 16 39 Labor Justine Elliot 28 575 33 51 5 68 Greens Dawn Walker 15 083 17 69 1 54 Palmer United Charles Allen 6 359 7 46 7 46 Independent Kev Skinner 1 971 2 31 2 31 Christian Democrats John Ordish 1 224 1 44 1 44 Total formal votes 85 278 95 09 0 64 Informal votes 4 403 4 91 0 64 Turnout 89 681 92 09 0 55 Two party preferred result Labor Justine Elliot 45 179 52 98 4 01 National Matthew Fraser 40 099 47 02 4 01 Labor hold Swing 4 01 Riverina edit 2013 Australian federal election Riverina 41 Party Candidate Votes National Michael McCormack 52 062 59 18 14 41 Labor Tim Kurylowicz 17 970 20 43 1 80 Palmer United Lex Stewart 4 545 5 17 5 17 Greens Ros Prangnell 3 169 3 60 0 90 Democratic Labour Paul Funnell 3 137 3 57 3 57 Bullet Train Andrew Lamont 2 405 2 73 2 73 Christian Democrats Keith Pech 1 314 1 49 0 13 Australia First Lorraine Sharp 1 287 1 46 1 46 Katter s Australian Norm Dunn 1 044 1 19 1 19 Rise Up Australia Kim Heath 1 040 1 18 1 18 Total formal votes 87 973 93 03 1 21 Informal votes 6 592 6 97 1 21 Turnout 94 565 94 46 0 25 Two party preferred result National Michael McCormack 62 612 71 17 3 00 Labor Tim Kurylowicz 25 361 28 83 3 00 National hold Swing 3 00 Robertson edit 2013 Australian federal election Robertson 42 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Lucy Wicks 38 704 43 42 0 11 Labor Deborah O Neill 31 046 34 83 4 93 Independent Lawrie McKinna 7 763 8 71 8 71 Greens Kate Da Costa 4 966 5 57 3 42 Independent Jake Cassar 2 480 2 78 1 52 Palmer United Steven Whitaker 2 082 2 34 2 34 Christian Democrats Holly Beecham 1 115 1 25 0 56 Australian Independents Douglas McFarland 510 0 57 0 57 Democratic Labour Paul Sheeran 474 0 53 0 53 Total formal votes 89 140 94 09 0 45 Informal votes 5 604 5 91 0 45 Turnout 94 744 93 97 0 39 Two party preferred result Liberal Lucy Wicks 47 242 53 00 4 00 Labor Deborah O Neill 41 898 47 00 4 00 Liberal gain from Labor Swing 4 00 Shortland edit 2013 Australian federal election Shortland 43 Party Candidate Votes Labor Jill Hall 41 892 48 69 5 05 Liberal John Church 32 532 37 81 4 65 Palmer United Philip Baldwin 5 341 6 21 6 21 Greens Jane Oakley 5 198 6 04 4 29 Christian Democrats Andrew Weatherstone 1 081 1 26 1 26 Total formal votes 86 044 93 99 0 33 Informal votes 5 498 6 01 0 33 Turnout 91 542 94 44 0 42 Two party preferred result Labor Jill Hall 49 230 57 21 5 64 Liberal John Church 36 814 42 79 5 64 Labor hold Swing 5 64 Sydney edit 2013 Australian federal election Sydney 44 Party Candidate Votes Labor Tanya Plibersek 40 579 46 03 2 74 Liberal Sean O Connor 26 901 30 52 2 42 Greens Dianne Hiles 15 273 17 33 6 42 Independent Jane Ward 1 408 1 60 0 06 Palmer United Timothy Kelly 1 261 1 43 1 43 Bullet Train Leah Gartner 791 0 90 0 90 Christian Democrats Lesley Mason 723 0 82 0 82 Socialist Alliance Peter Boyle 613 0 70 0 70 Independent Joanna Rzetelski 602 0 68 0 68 Total formal votes 88 151 93 80 0 70 Informal votes 5 830 6 20 0 70 Turnout 93 981 88 33 0 18 Two party preferred result Labor Tanya Plibersek 56 994 64 65 2 42 Liberal Sean O Connor 31 157 35 35 2 42 Labor hold Swing 2 42 Throsby edit 2013 Australian federal election Throsby 45 Party Candidate Votes Labor Stephen Jones 37 980 45 00 5 53 Liberal Larissa Mallinson 23 498 27 84 2 47 National Gary Anderson 8 539 10 12 4 80 Greens Peter Moran 4 613 5 47 6 46 Palmer United May King 3 885 4 60 4 60 Independent Paul Matters 1 948 2 31 2 31 Christian Democrats John Kadwell 1 938 2 30 2 30 Bullet Train Elrond Veness 677 0 80 0 80 Katter s Australian Glenn Turner 473 0 56 0 56 Non Custodial Parents Wayne Hartman 435 0 52 1 39 Democratic Labour Brian Boulton 407 0 48 0 48 Total formal votes 84 393 91 17 1 93 Informal votes 8 174 8 83 1 93 Turnout 92 567 94 06 0 43 Two party preferred result Labor Stephen Jones 48 753 57 77 4 34 Liberal Larissa Mallinson 35 640 42 23 4 34 Labor hold Swing 4 34 Warringah edit 2013 Australian federal election Warringah 46 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Tony Abbott 54 388 60 89 1 97 Labor Jules Zanetti 17 259 19 32 2 32 Greens Will Kitching 13 873 15 53 0 81 Palmer United Brodie Stewart 1 961 2 20 2 20 Stable Population Mike Cottee 744 0 83 0 83 Christian Democrats Ula Falanga 630 0 71 0 71 Rise Up Australia Mike Bloomfield 472 0 53 0 53 Total formal votes 89 327 94 62 0 74 Informal votes 5 078 5 38 0 74 Turnout 94 405 91 95 0 19 Two party preferred result Liberal Tony Abbott 58 374 65 35 2 26 Labor Jules Zanetti 30 953 34 65 2 26 Liberal hold Swing 2 26 Watson edit 2013 Australian federal election Watson 47 Party Candidate Votes Labor Tony Burke 39 126 49 51 0 92 Liberal Ron Delezio 30 617 38 74 1 57 Greens Barbara Bloch 4 171 5 28 4 34 Palmer United Zaher Nasser 1 970 2 49 2 49 Christian Democrats David Fraser 1 873 2 37 2 37 Democratic Labour Stephen Rawson 897 1 14 1 14 Rise Up Australia Paul Kamlade 376 0 48 0 48 Total formal votes 79 030 86 05 1 15 Informal votes 12 814 13 95 1 15 Turnout 91 844 90 64 0 60 Two party preferred result Labor Tony Burke 44 895 56 81 2 33 Liberal Ron Delezio 34 135 43 19 2 33 Labor hold Swing 2 33 Wentworth edit 2013 Australian federal election Wentworth 48 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Malcolm Turnbull 58 306 63 32 3 75 Labor Di Smith 17 840 19 37 1 70 Greens Matthew Robertson 13 455 14 61 2 83 Independent Pat Sheil 1 054 1 14 0 55 Palmer United Marsha Foxman 998 1 08 1 08 Christian Democrats Beresford Thomas 431 0 47 0 47 Total formal votes 92 084 94 30 1 20 Informal votes 5 564 5 70 1 20 Turnout 97 648 89 30 0 17 Two party preferred result Liberal Malcolm Turnbull 62 359 67 72 2 86 Labor Di Smith 29 725 32 28 2 86 Liberal hold Swing 2 86 Werriwa edit 2013 Australian federal election Werriwa 49 Party Candidate Votes Labor Laurie Ferguson 34 117 44 09 4 48 Liberal Kent Johns 30 693 39 67 0 95 Palmer United Katryna Thirup 3 363 4 35 4 35 Christian Democrats John Ramsay 2 936 3 79 3 79 Greens Daniel Griffiths 2 532 3 27 9 43 Democratic Labour Michael Byrne 1 562 2 02 2 02 One Nation Marella Harris 1 519 1 96 1 96 Katter s Australian Kerryn Ball 657 0 85 0 85 Total formal votes 77 379 87 13 2 52 Informal votes 11 433 12 87 2 52 Turnout 88 812 92 46 0 11 Two party preferred result Labor Laurie Ferguson 40 426 52 24 4 51 Liberal Kent Johns 36 953 47 76 4 51 Labor hold Swing 4 51References edit 2013 Federal Election Results for NSW by Division AEC 2013 results for Banks AEC 2013 results for Barton AEC 2013 results for Bennelong AEC 2013 results 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