2005_Western_Australian_state_election
1975 Greenough state by-election2005 Western Australian general election2005 in Australia2008 Murdoch state by-election2008_Western_Australian_state_electionAdele FarinaAlan CadbyAustralian Labor Party (Western Australian Branch)Barbara ScottBatong PhamBernie MastersBob KuceraCandidates of the 2005 Western Australian state electionClive BrownColin BarnettColin Holt (politician)David TemplemanDianne GuiseDonna FaragherEd DermerElectoral district of Alfred CoveElectoral district of BallajuraElectoral district of BurrupElectoral district of CapelElectoral district of EyreElectoral district of GreenoughElectoral district of InnalooElectoral district of JandakotElectoral district of KalamundaElectoral district of KalgoorlieElectoral district of Kenwick
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elections
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2005_Western_Australian_state_election
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Elections were held in the sta ...... position Leader Colin Barnett.
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country
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secondLeader
start date
2005-02-26
title
2005 Western Australian state election
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2pp chg
+0.65%
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2pp votes
after election
after party
Australian Labor Party
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before election
before party
Australian Labor Party
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country
Western Australia
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election date
2005-02-26
election name
enrolled
forward
government
yes
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informal
informal%25_
informal chg
+0.54%
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+0.70%
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last election
leader since
1996-10-08
2001-02-26
2001-10-17
map caption
The map on the left shows the ...... red vote result by electorate.
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map size
next election
next year
ongoing
no
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party
Australian Labor Party
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Independent
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Liberal Party of Australia
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National Party of Australia
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Other parties
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party id
Christian Democrats
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Democrats
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Family First
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Greens WA
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Independent
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Labor WA
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Liberal WA
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One Nation
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WA Nationals
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percentage
previous election
previous year
seats
seats chg
+ 2
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+ 3
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± 0
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– 2
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– 3
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seats for election
(29 Assembly seats were needed for a majority)
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All 57 seats in the Western Australian Legislative Assembly
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and all 34 seats in the Western Australian Legislative Council
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series
Western Australian state election
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