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This articles lists the Australian Greens candidates and results for both the House Of Representatives and the Australian Senate in in 2004 . AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY House of Representatives Senate # Kerrie Tucker # Roland Manderson Greens Senate vote: 16.36% NEW SOUTH WALES House of Representatives Senate # John Kaye # Carol Berry # Ben Oquist # Susie Russell # Trish Mullins # Jeremy Buckingham Greens Senate vote: 7.34% NORTHERN TERRITORY House of Representatives Senate # Mark Wakeham # Shan McKenzie Greens Senate vote: 7.60% QUEENSLAND House of Representatives Senate # Drew Hutton # Sarah Moles # Theresa Millard Greens Senate vote: 5.40% SOUTH AUSTRALIA House of Representatives Senate # Brian Noone # Clare McCarty # Mij Tanith # Sandy Montgomery Greens Senate vote: 6.60% TASMANIA House of Representatives Senate # Christine Milne (Elected) # Karen Cassidy # Tom Millen Greens Senate vote: 13.29% VICTORIA House of Representatives Senate # David Risstrom # Richard Di Natale # Pamela Curr # Liz Conor # Sue Pennecuik # Berhan Ahmed Greens Senate vote : 8.80% Analysis of preference flows in percentage terms in Melbourne and Kooyong There are differences in preference flows between "safe Liberal" (e.g. Kooyong) and "safe Labor" (e.g. Melbourne) seats as detailed in the table below.
This information is derived from detailed data downloadable from the Australian Electoral Commission {Link without Title} WESTERN AUSTRALIA House of Representatives Senate # Rachel Siewert (Elected) # Colin Hughes # Christopher Newall # Felicity Peterson Greens Senate vote: 8.06% OVERALL NATIONAL RESULTS FOR THE GREENS Greens candidates in the House of Representatives received 7.19% of the vote, which was a swing of +2.23% compared with the 2001 Federal Election . Greens candidates in the Senate received 7.67% of the vote, which was a swing of +3.29% compared with the 2001 Federal Election . TOP 25 GREENS RESULTS IN HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES IN 2004 Richmond was the only one of these seats that changed hands - from the Nationals to Labor. REFERENCES |
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