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The following tables show results for the Australian House of Representatives at the 1993 federal election held on 13 March 1993.[ 1]
House of Reps (IRV ) – 1993–36 – Turnout 95.75% (CV ) — Informal 2.97%
Party
Votes
%
Swing
Seats
Change
Labor
4,751,390
44.92
5.49
80
2
Liberal
3,888,579
36.77
2.01
49
6
National
758,036
7.17
–1.25
16
2
Country Liberal
35,207
0.33
0.05
0
Liberal–National coalition
4,681,822
44.27
0.81
65
4
Democrats
397,060
3.75
–7.51
Independents [ b]
329,235
3.11
0.35
2
1
Greens [ d]
196,702
1.85
0.48
Natural Law
78,577
0.74
0.74
Confederate Action
60,213
0.57
0.57
Call to Australia
49,467
0.47
–0.50
Independent EFF
9,954
0.09
0.09
Rex Connor Labor
7,083
0.07
–0.01
Citizens Electoral Council
4,198
0.04
0.04
Indigenous Peoples
4,069
0.04
0.04
Against Further Immigration
3,587
0.03
0.03
Grey Power
1,759
0.02
–0.19
Abolish Self Government
1,663
0.02
0.02
Total
10,576,779
147
1
Two-party-preferred vote
Labor
5,436,421
51.44
1.54
80
2
Liberal–National coalition
5,133,033
48.56
–1.54
65
4
Invalid/blank votes
324,082
2.97
Turnout
10,900,861
95.75
Registered voters
11,384,638
Source: Federal Elections 1993
1993 Australian federal election (New South Wales)
Turnout 96.0% (CV ) — Informal 3.1% [ 2]
Party
Votes
%
Swing
Seats
Change
Liberal
1,127,291
31.80
-0.96
8
4
National
346,191
9.76
-0.77
8
Liberal/National Coalition
1,473,482
41.56
-1.73
16
4
Labor
1,714,502
48.36
7.20
33
3
Independents
134,344
3.79
-1.40
1
Democrats
100,539
2.84
-7.37
Greens [ c]
50,052
1.41
0.04
Natural Law
23,385
0.66
Call to Australia
21,764
0.61
-0.04
Independent EFF
9,402
0.27
Confederate Action
8,524
0.24
Rex Connor Labor
7,083
0.20
-0.05
Against Further Immigration
1,732
0.05
Citizens Electoral Council
0,439
0.01
Total
3,354,671
50
1
Two-party-preferred vote
Labor
1,898,256
54.68
2.74
3
Liberal/National Coalition
1,573,030
45.32
–2.74
4
Invalid/blank votes
113,664
3.1
Turnout
3,662,142
96.0
Registered voters
3,814,932
Source: Federal Elections 1993
1993 Australian federal election (Victoria)
Turnout 96.3% (CV ) — Informal 2.8% [ 2]
Party
Votes
%
Swing
Seats
Change
Liberal
1,102,965
40.21
0.53
17
4
National
137,470
5.01
−0.99
3
Liberal/National Coalition
1,240,435
45.22
−0.46
20
4
Labor
1,273,974
46.45
9.38
17
3
Democrats
101,185
3.69
−8.74
Independents
75,652
2.76
1
Natural Law
31,529
1.15
Call to Australia
13,289
0.48
Greens
3,317
0.12
Against Further Immigration
1,855
0.07
Citizens Electoral Council
1,027
0.04
Independent EFF
552
0.02
Total
2,742,815
38
Two-party-preferred vote
Labor
1,419,835
51.80
4.34
3
Liberal/National Coalition
1,320,898
48.20
−4.34
4
Invalid/blank votes
79,811
2.8
Turnout
2,822,626
96.3
Registered voters
2,932,640
Source: Federal Elections 1993
1993 Australian federal election (Queensland)
Turnout 96.3% (CV ) — Informal 2.8% [ 2]
Party
Votes
%
Swing
Seats
Change
Liberal
571,226
31.26
2.75
7
1
National
269,152
14.73
-2.03
5
2
Liberal/National Coalition
840,378
45.99
0.72
12
3
Labor
739,862
40.49
-1.10
13
2
Democrats
74,278
4.06
-7.53
Greens
58,502
3.20
2.60
Independent
52,391
2.87
2.18
Confederate Action
51,565
2.82
0.00
Indigenous Peoples
4,069
0.22
0.00
Natural Law
3,547
0.19
0.00
Citizens Electoral Council
2,732
0.15
0.00
Total
1,827,324
25
1
Two-party-preferred vote
Labor
884,426
48.43
-0.89
13
2
Liberal/National Coalition
941,709
51.57
0.89
12
3
Invalid/blank votes
49,135
2.62
0.39
Turnout
1,876,459
95.17
Registered voters
1,971,729
Source: Federal Elections 1993
1993 Australian federal election (Western Australia)
Turnout 96.3% (CV ) — Informal 2.8% [ 2]
Party
Votes
%
Swing
Seats
Change
Liberal
474,743
49.01
5.10
8
2
National
2,345
0.24
-2.18
Liberal/National Coalition
477,088
49.26
2.93
8
2
Labor
381,143
39.35
4.01
6
2
Greens
55,907
5.77
-1.74
Democrats
31,791
3.28
-5.12
Independents
12,160
1.26
0.62
Call to Australia
5,409
0.56
0.56
Natural Law
5,095
0.53
0.43
Total
968,593
14
Two-party-preferred vote
Liberal/National Coalition
522,580
53.98
1.11
8
2
Labor
445,462
46.02
-1.11
6
2
Invalid/blank votes
24,992
2.52
-1.19
Turnout
993,585
95.63
Registered voters
1,038,968
Source: Federal Elections 1993
1993 Australian federal election (South Australia)
Turnout 94.9% (CV ) — Informal 4.1% [ 2]
Party
Votes
%
Swing
Seats
Change
Liberal
421,687
45.65
3.00
8
2
National
2,878
0.31
0.31
Liberal/National Coalition
424,565
45.96
3.31
8
2
Labor
358,707
38.84
0.89
4
3
Democrats
71,981
7.79
-7.37
Independents
43,317
4.69
3.39
Natural Law
13,592
1.47
Call to Australia
8,134
0.88
Grey Power
1,759
0.19
Greens
1,496
0.16
-0.05
Confederate Action
124
0.01
Total
923,645
13
Two-party-preferred vote
Liberal/National Coalition
485,892
52.67
1.27
8
2
Labor
436,650
47.33
-1.27
4
3
Invalid/blank votes
39,088
4.06
0.38
Turnout
962,763
94.91
Registered voters
1,014,400
Source: Federal Elections 1993
1993 Australian federal election (Tasmania)
Turnout 96.3% (CV ) — Informal 2.7% [ 2]
Party
Votes
%
Swing
Seats
Change
Labor
143,621
46.76
7.02
4
3
Liberal
129,132
42.04
−6.58
1
3
Greens
24,319
7.92
5.72
Democrats
7,653
2.49
−6.10
Independents
1,544
0.50
−0.25
Call to Australia
871
0.28
Total
307,140
5
Two-party-preferred vote
Labor
167,780
54.65
6.75
4
3
Liberal
139,239
45.35
−6.75
1
3
Invalid/blank votes
8,634
2.73
−0.53
Turnout
315,774
96.30
Registered voters
327,919
Source: Federal Elections 1993
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1993 Australian federal election (Australian Capital Territory)
First party
Second party
Leader
Paul Keating
John Hewson
Party
Labor
Coalition
Last election
2 seats
0 seats
Seats won
2
0
Seat change
Popular vote
99,993
61,535
Percentage
53.34%
34.19%
Swing
8.46
0.64
TPP
61.2%
38.8%
TPP swing
2.6
2.6
Turnout 96.7% (CV ) — Informal 3.4% [ 2]
Party
Votes
%
Swing
Seats
Change
Labor
95,993
53.34
8.46
2
Liberal
61,535
34.19
–0.64
Democrats
10,355
5.75
–8.67
Green Democratic
3,109
1.73
–2.06
Abolish Self Govt
1,663
0.92
Natural Law
1,429
0.79
Independent
5,885
3.27
2.68
Total
179,969
2
Two-party-preferred vote
Labor
110,055
61.2
2.6
2
Liberal
69,796
38.8
–2.6
0
Invalid/blank votes
6,240
3.35
0.40
Turnout
186,209
96.74
Registered voters
192,487
Source: Federal Elections 1993
1993 Australian federal election (Northern Territory)
^ The election in the seat of Dickson was deferred to 17 April 1993.
^ The elected independents were Ted Mack (NSW) and Phil Cleary (Victoria).
^ a b The Greens total in New South Wales includes the local groups for Lowe , Page , Reid , Robertson and Wentworth .
^ The Australian Greens were founded in 1992, but not all state and territory organisations immediately affiliated to the new federal party. The Greens total includes unaffiliated local groups in New South Wales [ c] (11,685), Queensland Greens (58,502), Greens Western Australia (55,907), Greens South Australia (1,496), Tasmanian Greens (24,319), and ACT Green Democratic Alliance (3,109).