1959_South_Australian_state_election
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1959_South_Australian_state_election
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State elections were held in S ...... he Opposition Mick O'Halloran.
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secondLeader
start date
1959-03-07
title
1959 South Australian state election
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+1.00%
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after election
after party
Liberal and Country League
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before election
before party
Liberal and Country League
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country
South Australia
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election date
1959-03-07
election name
enrolled
forward
government
yes
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informal
informal%25_
informal chg
+0.50%
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leader since
1938-11-05
1949-10-10
next election
next year
ongoing
no
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party
Australian Labor Party
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Liberal and Country League
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party id
Communist
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Independent
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LCL
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Labor SA
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dlp
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percentage
previous election
previous year
seats
seats chg
– 1
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seats for election
(20 seats were needed for a majority)
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All 39 seats in the South Australian House of Assembly
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seats held
+ 2
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± 0
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– 1
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series
South Australian state election
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