The ALP's "Just Vote 1" campaign message was designed to limit to effect of preference exchange among conservative parties. This paper analyses the impact of this tactic which produced a 53.6% increase in the exhausted vote over the 1998 election even though there were ten seats in 2001 with only two candidates (and thus no exhausted votes). The size of the landslide to Labor made this tactic irrelevant but it affected the outcome in five seats and could have been decisive in a closer election. The concern is raised that the optional preferential system produces a less representative and less democratic outcome.Arts, Education & Law Group, School of Humanities, Languages and Social SciencesFull Tex
Labor has won recent elections with a poor primary vote, raising murmurs that Australia's preferenti...
In this paper we explore the positioning of Australian political parties at the 2001 federal electio...
The 2001 general election for the Queensland Legislative Assembly's fiftieth Parliament will stand a...
During the 2001 Queensland state election, the Australian Labor Party's (ALP) ‘Just Vote 1’ campaign...
There will be state elections in Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland over the coming few months...
Australia has the oldest and probably the most efficient system of compulsory voting among the estab...
On the weekend of the 9th and 10th of August 2003, participants at the Constitutional Convention del...
This paper models the outcomes of South Australian state lower house elections from 1997 to 2010 und...
Not to be cited without the authors ’ consent ABSTRACT: Studies of electoral disproportionality and ...
We know compulsory voting is associated with higher levels of electoral turnout. It has been suggest...
In this paper we explore the positioning of Australian political parties at the 2001 federal electio...
Elections to replace the existing first-past-the-post (FPTP) voting system to one of limited prefere...
The 2004 state election in Queensland makes a fascinating study of electoral politics — not because ...
Given the strong likelihood of reforms that will affect the conduct of and preparations for the 2017...
We know compulsory voting is associated with higher levels of electoral turnout. It has been suggest...
Labor has won recent elections with a poor primary vote, raising murmurs that Australia's preferenti...
In this paper we explore the positioning of Australian political parties at the 2001 federal electio...
The 2001 general election for the Queensland Legislative Assembly's fiftieth Parliament will stand a...
During the 2001 Queensland state election, the Australian Labor Party's (ALP) ‘Just Vote 1’ campaign...
There will be state elections in Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland over the coming few months...
Australia has the oldest and probably the most efficient system of compulsory voting among the estab...
On the weekend of the 9th and 10th of August 2003, participants at the Constitutional Convention del...
This paper models the outcomes of South Australian state lower house elections from 1997 to 2010 und...
Not to be cited without the authors ’ consent ABSTRACT: Studies of electoral disproportionality and ...
We know compulsory voting is associated with higher levels of electoral turnout. It has been suggest...
In this paper we explore the positioning of Australian political parties at the 2001 federal electio...
Elections to replace the existing first-past-the-post (FPTP) voting system to one of limited prefere...
The 2004 state election in Queensland makes a fascinating study of electoral politics — not because ...
Given the strong likelihood of reforms that will affect the conduct of and preparations for the 2017...
We know compulsory voting is associated with higher levels of electoral turnout. It has been suggest...
Labor has won recent elections with a poor primary vote, raising murmurs that Australia's preferenti...
In this paper we explore the positioning of Australian political parties at the 2001 federal electio...
The 2001 general election for the Queensland Legislative Assembly's fiftieth Parliament will stand a...