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Northern Territory Elections
All results to be reported on election night are now in. The ABC election website has been switched to post election night mode, which means the fancier predictive tools have been turned off.
There will be no counting on Sunday. New figures will begin to be published on Monday and will be updated on the ABC site.
Informal voting The introduction of optional preferential voting has substantially copy van cleef necklace cut the rate of informal voting. Across the Territory the rate is down from 3.2% in 2012 to 2.0% in 2016. In the six electorates with majority indigenous populatikns the rate of informal voting fell from 4.6% to 1.9%.
(Updated with Monday and Tuesday additional counting, CLP retain Daly, Labor retain Barkly.)
(Wednesday update Labor wins Karama, Terry Mills wins Blain. Braitling, Katherine and Nhulunbuy can not yet be called. The current definite seat totals are Labor 16, Country Liberal 2, Independents 4. )
(Thursday no counting in close electorates today. Any additional postal votes received will be added to the count on Friday. Today updates mainly updated safely Darwin seats. Latest figurs ate the link below.)
(Friday Additional postal counting has seen leads narrow in the remaining doubtful seats of Braitling, Katherine and Nhulunbuy.)
On Monday 5 September re counts will be conducted in replica Van Cleef & Arpels necklace the seats under 100 votes, Blain, Braitling, Karama, Katherine and Nhulunbuy. There will be no counting of new votes in these seats until after the cut off date for postals on Friday 9 September. Unless a significant error is found in the re count, Braitling, Katherine and Nhulunbuy will not be formally decided until next Friday evening.
(FINAL FIGURES Friday 9 September Labor wins Katherine and Braitling, defeating Willem Westra van Holthe and former Chief Minister Adam Giles. This is the first time Labor has won Katherine or an Alice Springs based seat. However, Labor Deputy Leader Lynne Walker has been defeated by seven votes in Nhulunbuy. There is the fake Van Cleef & Arpels necklace possibility that Labor will challenge the result.
With three day to go until polling day in the Northern Territory, there have already been more Early Votes cast than in the entire 2012 pre election period.
(Check out my full NT guide here.)
As at close of business on Tuesday 23 August, a total of 22,234 early votes have been cast at the Territory early voting centres, up 69.9% on votes cast at early voting centres in 2012.
(Update Wednesday 24 August, 25,640 early votes have been cast, up 96%.)
(Update Thursday 25 August, 29,740 early votes have been cast, up 127%.)
In 2012 Early Votes cast within the Territory at early voting centres represented 10.6% of enrolled voters, which turned out to be 13.7% of all votes.
As at 23 August, Early Votes represent 16.4% of enrolled voters, which on the same turnout as in 2016 would represent around 21% of total votes.
(Update 24 August, Early votes represent 18.9% of enrolled voters.)
(Update 25 August, Early votes represent 21.9% of enrolled voters.)
A record number of candidates have nominated to contest this year's Northern Territory election.
A total of 115 candidates will contest the 25 Legislative Assembly electorates, an average of 4.6 candidates per contest.
This is more than the 88 candidates that contested the 2001 elections, and is a new record for average candidates per seat, beating 3.8 when 72 candidates nominated for 19 seats in 1977.
Both Labor and the Country Liberals have nominated 25 candidates, the new 1 Territory Party 13, the Greens 6, Citizens Electoral Council four, Shooters and Fishers Party two, with 39 Independents and one candidate with no affiliation.
The 2016 election will also be the first where the average enrolment per electorate exceeds five thousand voters. enrolment for the election is 135,506, up 11,701 from the 123,805 enrolled voters in 2012. enrolment per electorate rises from 4,952 to 5,420.
Eight candidates have nominated for Daly, beating the previous record of seven for an electorate at a general election. Two electorates have seven candidates (Braitling, Karama) while Casuarina is the only electorate with two candidates.
More details on the nominations below, but a full summary of election results at Northern Territory elections can be found at this page on my ABC election guide.
The table below summarises the nominations per party since the first NT Legislative Assembly election in 1974.
All results to be reported on election night are now in. The ABC election website has been switched to post election night mode, which means the fancier predictive tools have been turned off.
There will be no counting on Sunday. New figures will begin to be published on Monday and will be updated on the ABC site.
Informal voting The introduction of optional preferential voting has substantially copy van cleef necklace cut the rate of informal voting. Across the Territory the rate is down from 3.2% in 2012 to 2.0% in 2016. In the six electorates with majority indigenous populatikns the rate of informal voting fell from 4.6% to 1.9%.
(Updated with Monday and Tuesday additional counting, CLP retain Daly, Labor retain Barkly.)
(Wednesday update Labor wins Karama, Terry Mills wins Blain. Braitling, Katherine and Nhulunbuy can not yet be called. The current definite seat totals are Labor 16, Country Liberal 2, Independents 4. )
(Thursday no counting in close electorates today. Any additional postal votes received will be added to the count on Friday. Today updates mainly updated safely Darwin seats. Latest figurs ate the link below.)
(Friday Additional postal counting has seen leads narrow in the remaining doubtful seats of Braitling, Katherine and Nhulunbuy.)
On Monday 5 September re counts will be conducted in replica Van Cleef & Arpels necklace the seats under 100 votes, Blain, Braitling, Karama, Katherine and Nhulunbuy. There will be no counting of new votes in these seats until after the cut off date for postals on Friday 9 September. Unless a significant error is found in the re count, Braitling, Katherine and Nhulunbuy will not be formally decided until next Friday evening.
(FINAL FIGURES Friday 9 September Labor wins Katherine and Braitling, defeating Willem Westra van Holthe and former Chief Minister Adam Giles. This is the first time Labor has won Katherine or an Alice Springs based seat. However, Labor Deputy Leader Lynne Walker has been defeated by seven votes in Nhulunbuy. There is the fake Van Cleef & Arpels necklace possibility that Labor will challenge the result.
With three day to go until polling day in the Northern Territory, there have already been more Early Votes cast than in the entire 2012 pre election period.
(Check out my full NT guide here.)
As at close of business on Tuesday 23 August, a total of 22,234 early votes have been cast at the Territory early voting centres, up 69.9% on votes cast at early voting centres in 2012.
(Update Wednesday 24 August, 25,640 early votes have been cast, up 96%.)
(Update Thursday 25 August, 29,740 early votes have been cast, up 127%.)
In 2012 Early Votes cast within the Territory at early voting centres represented 10.6% of enrolled voters, which turned out to be 13.7% of all votes.
As at 23 August, Early Votes represent 16.4% of enrolled voters, which on the same turnout as in 2016 would represent around 21% of total votes.
(Update 24 August, Early votes represent 18.9% of enrolled voters.)
(Update 25 August, Early votes represent 21.9% of enrolled voters.)
A record number of candidates have nominated to contest this year's Northern Territory election.
A total of 115 candidates will contest the 25 Legislative Assembly electorates, an average of 4.6 candidates per contest.
This is more than the 88 candidates that contested the 2001 elections, and is a new record for average candidates per seat, beating 3.8 when 72 candidates nominated for 19 seats in 1977.
Both Labor and the Country Liberals have nominated 25 candidates, the new 1 Territory Party 13, the Greens 6, Citizens Electoral Council four, Shooters and Fishers Party two, with 39 Independents and one candidate with no affiliation.
The 2016 election will also be the first where the average enrolment per electorate exceeds five thousand voters. enrolment for the election is 135,506, up 11,701 from the 123,805 enrolled voters in 2012. enrolment per electorate rises from 4,952 to 5,420.
Eight candidates have nominated for Daly, beating the previous record of seven for an electorate at a general election. Two electorates have seven candidates (Braitling, Karama) while Casuarina is the only electorate with two candidates.
More details on the nominations below, but a full summary of election results at Northern Territory elections can be found at this page on my ABC election guide.
The table below summarises the nominations per party since the first NT Legislative Assembly election in 1974.
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