1920_New_South_Wales_state_election
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1920 in AustraliaAlfred EddenArthur ManningAustralian Labor Party (New South Wales Branch)Bill ElyBill RatcliffeCandidates of the 1920 New South Wales state electionDavid Murray (New South Wales politician)Dooley ministry (1921)Dooley ministry (1921–22)Electoral district of BalmainElectoral district of BathurstElectoral district of GoulburnElectoral district of MaitlandElectoral district of MurrayElectoral district of North ShoreElectoral district of Northern TablelandsElectoral district of OxleyElectoral district of ParramattaElectoral district of SydneyElectoral district of WollondillyElectoral results for the district of BalmainFrancis Bryant (politician)Frederick McDonaldHenry Teesdale SmithHolman ministry (1916–20)Hugh MainJohn Hunt (New South Wales politician)John Storey (politician)List of Australian heads of government by time in officeList of New South Wales state electionsList of premiers of New South Wales by time in officeMembers of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly, 1920–1922Members of the New South Wales Legislative Council, 1917–1920Members of the New South Wales Legislative Council, 1920–1922Michael_BruxnerNew South Wales state election, 1920Premier of New South Wales
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The 1920 New South Wales state ...... ngle transferable vote system.
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start date
1920-03-20
title
1920 New South Wales state election
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Australian Labor Party
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before election
before party
Nationalist Party
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country
New South Wales
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election date
1920-03-20
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enrolled
forward
government
yes
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informal chg
+27.40
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last election
leader since
1916-11-15
February 1917
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Legislative Assembly after the election
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next election
next year
ongoing
no
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party
All others
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Australian Labor Party
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Nationalist Party
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Progressive Party
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Independent Nationalist
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Independent
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Labor NSW
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Nationalist
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Progressive
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Socialist Labor
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percentage
previous election
previous year
seat change
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seats for election
All 90 seats in the New South Wales Legislative Assembly
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New South Wales state election
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Parliamentary seats
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Popular vote
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