NSW Votes 2011: Legislative Assembly | The Notion Factory

NSW Votes 2011: Legislative Assembly

NSW Election 2011 After 16 years in Government in New South Wales – this election has long been predicted to be the one to bring an end to Labor’s reign. It was far from a close contest – but that doesn’t mean that all of the seats were easily decided. Scroll down to see which candidates were successful and click on the member’s image to view their profiles. See the Legislative Council results here.

Albury

Member: Greg Aplin

Party: Liberal Retain

Auburn

Member: Barbara Perry

Party: Labor Retain

Ballina

Member: Don Page

Party: National Retain

Balmain

Member: Jamie Parker

Party: Greens Gain (Former Labor)

Bankstown

Member: Tania Mihailuk

Party: Labor Retain

Barwon

Member: Kevin Humphries

Party: Nationals Retain

Bathurst

Member: Paul Toole

Party: National Gain (Former Labor)

Baulkham Hills

Member: David Elliott

Party: Liberal Retain

Bega

Member: Andrew Constance

Party: Liberal Retain

Blacktown

Member: John Robertson

Party: Labor Retain

Blue Mountains

Member: Roza Sage

Party: Liberal Gain (Former Labor)

Burrinjuck

Member: Katrina Hodgkinson

Party: National Retain

Cabramatta

Member: Nick Lalich

Party: Labor Retain

Camden

Member: Chris Patterson

Party: Liberal Gain (Former Labor)

Campbelltown

Member: Bryan Doyle

Party: Liberal Gain (Former Labor)

Canterbury

Member: Linda Burney

Party: Labor Retain

Castle Hill

Member: Dominic Perrottet

Party: Liberal Retain

Cessnock

Member: Clayton Barr

Party: Labor Retain

Charlestown

Member: Andrew Cornwell

Party: Liberal Gain (Former Labor)

Clarence

Member: Steve Cansdell

Party: National Retain

Coffs Harbour

Member: Andrew Fraser

Party: National Retain

Coogee

Member: Bruce Notley-Smith

Party: Liberal Gain (Former Labor)

Cronulla

Member: Mark Speakman

Party: Liberal Retain

Davidson

Member: Jonathan O’Dea

Party: Liberal Retain

Drummoyne

Member: John Sidoti

Party: Liberal Gain (Former Labor)

Dubbo

Member: Troy Grant

Party: National (Former Independent)

East Hills

Member: Glenn Brookes

Party: Liberal Gain (Former Labor)

Epping

Member: Greg Smith

Party: Liberal Retain

Fairfield

Member: Guy Zangari

Party: Labor Retain

Gosford

Member: Chris Holstein

Party: Liberal Gain (Former Labor)

Goulburn

Member: Pru Goward

Party: Liberal Retain

Granville

Member: Tony Issa

Party: Liberal Gain (Former Labor)

Hawkesbury

Member: Ray Williams

Party: Liberal Retain

Heathcote

Member: Lee Evans

Party: Liberal Gain (Former Labor)

Heffron

Member: Kristina Keneally

Party: Labor Retain

Hornsby

Member: Matt Kean

Party: Liberal Retain

Keira

Member: Ryan Park

Party: Labor Retain

Kiama

Member: Gareth Ward

Party: Liberal Gain (Former Labor)

Kogarah

Member: Cherie Burton

Party: Labor Retain

Ku-ring-gai

Member: Barry O’Farrell

Party: Liberal Retain

Lakemba

Member: Robert Furolo

Party: Labor Retain

Lake Macquarie

Member: Greg Piper

Party: Independent Retain

Lane Cove

Member: Anthony Roberts

Party: Liberal Retain

Lismore

Member: Thomas George

Party: National Retain

Liverpool

Member: Paul Lynch

Party: Labor Retain

Londonderry

Member: Bart Bassett

Party: Liberal Gain (Former Labor)

Macquarie Fields

Member: Andrew McDonald

Party: Labor Retain

Maitland

Member: Robyn Parker

Party: Liberal Gain (Former Labor)

Manly

Member: Mike Baird

Party: Liberal Retain

Maroubra

Member: Michael Daley

Party: Labor Retain

Marrickville

Member: Carmel Tebbutt

Party: Labor Retain

Menai

Member: Melanie Gibbons

Party: Liberal Gain (Former Labor)

Miranda

Member: Graham Annesley

Party: Liberal Gain (Former Labor)

Monaro

Member: John Barilaro

Party: National Gain (Former Labor)

Mount Druitt

Member: Richard Amery

Party: Labor Retain

Mulgoa

Member: Tanya Davies

Party: Liberal Gain (Former Labor)

Murray-Darling

Member: John Williams

Party: National Retain

Murrumbidgee

Member: Adrian Piccoli

Party: National Retain

Myall Lakes

Member: Stephen Bromhead

Party: National Retain

Newcastle

Member: Tim Owen

Party: Liberal Gain (Former Liberal)

Northern Tablelands

Member: Richard Torbay

Party: Independent Retain

North Shore

Member: Jillian Skinner

Party: Liberal Retain

Oatley

Member: Mark Coure

Party: Liberal Gain (Former Labor)

Orange

Member: Andrew Gee

Party: National Retain

Oxley

Member: Andrew Stoner

Party: National Retain

Parramatta

Member: Geoff Lee

Party: Liberal Gain (Former Labor)

Penrith

Member: Stuart Ayres

Party: Liberal Retain

Pittwater

Member: Rob Stokes

Party: Liberal Retain

Port Macquarie

Member: Leslie Williams

Party: National Gain (Former Independent)

Port Stephens

Member: Craig Baumann

Party: Liberal Retain

Riverstone

Member: Kevin Conolly

Party: Liberal Gain (Former Labor)

Rockdale

Member: John Flowers

Party: Liberal Gain (Former Labor)

Ryde

Member: Victor Dominello

Party: Liberal Retain

Shellharbour

Member: Anna Watson

Party: Labor Retain

Smithfield

Member: Andrew Rohan

Party: Liberal Gain (Former Labor)

South Coast

Member: Shelley Hancock

Party: Liberal Retain

Strathfield

Member: Charles Casuscelli

Party: Liberal Gain (Former Labor)

Swansea

Member: Garry Edwards

Party: Liberal Gain (Former Labor)

Sydney

Member: Clover Moore

Party: Independent Retain

Tamworth

Member: Kevin Anderson

Party: National Gain (Former Independent)

Terrigal

Member: Chris Hartcher

Party: Liberal Retain

The Entrance

Member: Chris Spence

Party: Liberal Gain (Former Labor)

Toongabbie

Member: Nathan Rees

Party: Labor Retain

Tweed

Member: Geoff Provest

Party: National Retain

Upper Hunter

Member: George Souris

Party: National Retain

Vaucluse

Member: Gabrielle Upton

Party: Liberal Retain

Wagga Wagga

Member: Daryl Maguire

Party: Liberal Retain

Wakehurst

Member: Brad Hazzard

Party: Liberal Retain

Wallsend

Member: Sonia Hornery

Party: Labor Retain

Willoughby

Member: Gladys Berejiklian

Party: Liberal Retain

Wollondilly

Member: Jai Rowell

Party: Liberal Gain (Former Labor)

Wollongong

Member: Noreen Hay

Party: Labor Retain

Wyong

Member: Darren Webber

Party: Liberal Gain (Former Labor)

Information compiled using the resources of the ABC and NSW Electoral Commission.

About these ads

This entry was posted on March 26, 2011 by Notion Factory. It was filed under NSW Candidate Canvass, Politics and was tagged with candidates, commission, district, election, electorate, member, New South Wales, NSW, parliament, politics, polling, polls, Premier, seats, swing, tally room, vote, voters.

2 Responses

Miss Eagle

Do you have a take – or is it far too early – on Upper House results?

March 28, 2011 at 9:43 AM

Reply
- Notion Factory
  
  We will be leaving the Legislative Council results a little longer – until it becomes clearer just who the members will be.
  
  You can see the ABC’s Council figures here: http://www.abc.net.au/elections/nsw/2011/guide/lc-results.htm
  
  Or the NSW Electoral Commission’s data here:
  http://vtr.elections.nsw.gov.au/lc_landing.htm
  
  March 28, 2011 at 12:21 PM
  
  Reply

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Enter your comment here...

Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:

Email (required) (Address never made public)

Name (required)

Website

You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out / Change )

You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out / Change )

You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out / Change )

Connecting to %s

Factory Search

Like the Factory on Facebook

Notion Factory on Facebook

Subscribe to the Factory

Polls

The Wonkley Awards

The Winners

Notion Factory on Twitter

21st Legislative Council Seat: Sarah Johnston - The Nationals: http://bit.ly/h5SFwJ #nswpol #auspol Notioned 2 years ago
20th Legislative Council Seat: Jeremy Buckingham ( @greensjeremy ) - The Greens: http://bit.ly/h5SFwJ #nswpol #auspol Notioned 2 years ago
Finally our introduction is true: all Legislative Council seats have been decided: http://bit.ly/h5SFwJ #nswpol #auspol Notioned 2 years ago
All seats finally decided for the #nswpol Legislative Council: http://bit.ly/h5SFwJ #auspol Notioned 2 years ago
Update: Will you watch The Bolt Report? No: 58.33% http://bit.ly/fKpOWn #auspol #boltreport #boltsnewshow #insiders #tv #media Notioned 2 years ago

Follow

Follow “The Notion Factory”

Powered by WordPress.com

%d bloggers like this: