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474:. Despite the fact that Labor won a still-record 55 percent primary vote (on seats contested) and a landslide 54.3 percent two-party vote (state wide estimate), the Labor government only held a thin two-seat majority. The two-party vote was unchanged from the previous election where the LCL retained government, but a change of government occurred at this election due to the efficacy of Labor choosing to campaign near solely in marginal LCL seats.
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reporters, and political ally and foe alike bewildered by his statements. To give but one example, Walsh once said in parliament "In this manner, Mr
Speaker, the government has acted as if this were a diseased estate. It's not sufficiently elasticated... The government is suffering from a complete
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resulted in LCL lower house minority and majority governments for decades. Upper house elections since 1941 have held 16 LCL and 4 ALP; voting rights were limited to the wealthier classes; suffrage was dependent on certain property and wage requirements. The electoral districts were drawn to favour
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publicly thanked Walsh for making the noble decision to retire to make way for a younger person. This was news to Walsh, who had made no such decision. After initially digging in his heels, Walsh eventually announced his retirement two weeks later, but not before attempting (without success) to
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lack of apathy in the case." His unease with the media was seen in stark contrast to
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2354:"A twilight Premier?"
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71:All 39 seats in the
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173:Last election
158:Leader's seat
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93:Second party
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3142:by-elections
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2267:the original
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2145:
2091:
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2059:
2051:
2017:34.62% (29)
2007:
1999:39.73% (14)
1996:33.44% (15)
1986:
1975:37.55% (20)
1972:33.25% (11)
1965:
1948:45.84% (20)
1945:42.52% (16)
1938:
1921:40.38% (23)
1918:48.64% (13)
1911:
1894:40.51% (23)
1891:48.09% (12)
1884:
1867:36.45% (21)
1864:50.84% (14)
1857:
1840:36.69% (21)
1837:47.37% (15)
1830:
1813:36.95% (20)
1810:49.35% (17)
1803:
1786:34.51% (18)
1783:53.98% (19)
1776:
1759:35.93% (17)
1756:55.04% (21)
1751:
1709:16.9% v ALP
1689:
1515:Percy Quirke
1497:Joyce Steele
1465:
1452:Glen Pearson
1384:
1357:
1349:
1340:39.4% v IND
1322:37.7% v IND
1304:34.4% v DLP
1286:32.5% v DLP
1268:30.6% v DLP
1250:30.1% v DLP
1232:28.2% v DLP
1153:Des Corcoran
1117:Allan Burdon
1103:
1090:Lloyd Hughes
1031:West Torrens
1022:
941:
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866:
686:
670:
569:
522:
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515:Des Corcoran
503:
497:
494:malapropisms
491:
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457:
377:multi-member
339:Even though
338:
299:
282:
275:
264:
257:
90:First party
46:
15:
3079:Referendums
2023:24.20% (8)
2020:13.41% (3)
2014:27.78% (6)
1993:26.16% (9)
1978:29.20% (8)
1897:10.07% (4)
1870:11.10% (4)
1564:Rocky River
1533:Steele Hall
1429:Onkaparinga
1416:Allan Rodda
1385:Fairly safe
1371:John Coumbe
1297:Ron Loveday
1135:Frank Walsh
1130:Edwardstown
1054:Don Dunstan
1023:Fairly safe
1009:Molly Byrne
991:Hugh Hudson
973:Gil Langley
825:Independent
602:Votes cast
536:independent
506:Steele Hall
483:Don Dunstan
464:Frank Walsh
329:Frank Walsh
284:Frank Walsh
216:Percentage
162:Edwardstown
121:Frank Walsh
3157:Categories
2485:3 February
2445:3 February
2419:3 February
2390:3 February
2364:3 February
2338:3 February
2305:4 February
2225:Playmander
2146:1965-1968
2054:Playmander
2002:0.66% (1)
1951:6.64% (3)
1924:6.20% (3)
1843:7.34% (3)
1816:5.93% (2)
1789:3.15% (2)
1762:1.88% (1)
1728:% (seats)
1684:unopposed
1666:unopposed
1648:unopposed
1333:Dave McKee
1328:Port Pirie
1207:John Clark
955:Reg Curren
533:crossbench
485:, and the
415:and rural
391:and rural
369:Playmander
335:Background
51:1965-03-06
1702:Tom Stott
1618:Gumeracha
1393:Alexandra
1279:Reg Hurst
1274:Semaphore
1261:John Ryan
1238:Hindmarsh
1148:Millicent
1072:Tom Casey
800:Communist
631:Informal
542:held the
540:Tom Stott
425:Tom Stott
407:. At the
357:two-party
190:17 seats
187:21 seats
179:18 seats
176:19 seats
167:Gumeracha
2540:Archived
2199:See also
2033:Archived
1746:LCL 2PP
1743:ALP 2PP
1600:Stirling
1492:Burnside
1447:Flinders
1411:Victoria
1358:Marginal
1225:Sam Lawn
1220:Adelaide
1085:Wallaroo
942:Marginal
849:498,640
775:National
704:179,183
677:274,432
605:513,064
593:562,824
433:Burnside
363:and the
343:won the
276:Elected
3135:Related
2273:27 July
2182:
2167:
2130:
2114:
2098:
2060:In the
1546:Mitcham
1366:Torrens
1292:Whyalla
1166:Enfield
1049:Norwood
1004:Barossa
986:Glenelg
950:Chaffey
907:45.70%
897:
885:54.30%
875:
861:
855:
852:
835:–1.27%
821:
810:–0.18%
796:
785:+0.45%
771:
760:+1.92%
746:
735:–3.40%
729:21,679
721:
710:+1.43%
707:35.93%
696:
683:+1.06%
680:55.04%
667:
662:Change
637:+0.35%
626:14,424
618:+0.61%
615:94.59%
611:Turnout
562:Results
498:Hansard
472:Premier
453:Enfield
441:Torrens
437:Mitcham
417:Chaffey
403:at the
397:Chaffey
393:Barossa
389:Glenelg
324:led by
314:Premier
312:led by
278:Premier
259:Premier
117:Leader
98:
87:
49: (
2476:
2259:
2122:42.2%
2106:50.6%
2080:result
2030:WA Uni
1981:0.00%
1960:46.7%
1957:53.3%
1954:5.00%
1933:52.0%
1930:48.0%
1927:4.77%
1906:51.3%
1903:48.7%
1900:1.34%
1879:47.0%
1876:53.0%
1873:1.60%
1852:51.3%
1849:48.7%
1846:8.60%
1825:50.3%
1822:49.7%
1819:7.77%
1798:45.7%
1795:54.3%
1792:8.37%
1771:45.7%
1768:54.3%
1765:7.16%
1697:Ridley
1636:Albert
1630:23.1%
1612:20.9%
1594:19.5%
1576:16.6%
1558:16.6%
1540:13.5%
1528:Gouger
1522:12.3%
1504:12.2%
1486:10.2%
1310:Stuart
1214:19.7%
1202:Gawler
1196:17.1%
1184:Murray
1178:17.0%
1160:11.8%
1142:11.8%
1124:10.6%
910:0.00%
888:0.00%
846:Total
832:1.88%
829:9,352
807:0.44%
804:2,214
782:0.45%
779:2,227
757:1.92%
754:9,553
732:4.35%
659:Seats
656:Swing
647:Party
634:2.81%
429:Murray
413:Murray
227:Swing
222:45.7%
219:54.3%
132:Party
2311:Trove
2231:Notes
2161:Seats
2156:Party
2138:7.2%
2092:Seats
2087:Party
2076:1965
1672:Light
1654:Angas
1510:Burra
1459:9.9%
1441:9.1%
1423:8.3%
1405:7.7%
1378:4.1%
1097:9.1%
1079:8.3%
1067:Frome
1061:7.6%
1043:6.8%
1016:2.3%
998:2.1%
980:1.6%
968:Unley
962:0.7%
879:Labor
672:Labor
449:Frome
401:Unley
341:Labor
288:Labor
136:Labor
3126:1991
3121:1982
3116:1970
3111:1965
3106:1915
3101:1911
3096:1899
3091:1898
3086:1896
3069:2026
3063:2024
3044:2026
3038:2022
3033:2018
3028:2014
3023:2010
3018:2006
3013:2003
3008:2000
3003:1997
2998:1995
2993:1993
2988:1991
2983:1989
2978:1987
2960:1900
2955:1897
2950:1894
2945:1891
2940:1888
2935:1885
2930:1882
2925:1877
2920:1873
2915:1869
2910:1865
2905:1861
2886:2026
2880:2022
2875:2018
2870:2014
2865:2010
2860:2006
2855:2002
2850:1997
2845:1993
2840:1989
2835:1985
2830:1982
2825:1979
2820:1977
2815:1975
2810:1973
2805:1970
2800:1968
2795:1965
2790:1962
2785:1959
2780:1956
2775:1953
2770:1950
2765:1947
2760:1944
2755:1941
2750:1938
2745:1933
2740:1930
2735:1927
2730:1924
2725:1921
2720:1918
2715:1915
2710:1912
2705:1910
2700:1906
2695:1905
2690:1902
2685:1899
2680:1896
2675:1893
2670:1890
2665:1887
2660:1884
2655:1881
2650:1878
2645:1875
2640:1871
2635:1870
2630:1868
2625:1865
2620:1862
2615:1860
2610:1857
2605:1855
2600:1851
2487:2016
2474:ISBN
2447:2016
2421:2016
2392:2016
2366:2016
2340:2016
2307:2016
2275:2015
2257:ISBN
2043:and
2009:1933
1988:1938
1967:1941
1940:1944
1913:1947
1886:1950
1859:1953
1832:1956
1805:1959
1778:1962
1752:1965
1740:OTH
1737:IND
1734:LCL
1731:ALP
1706:IND
1681:LCL
1663:LCL
1645:LCL
1627:LCL
1609:LCL
1591:LCL
1573:LCL
1555:LCL
1537:LCL
1519:LCL
1501:LCL
1483:LCL
1474:Eyre
1466:Safe
1456:LCL
1438:LCL
1420:LCL
1402:LCL
1375:LCL
1337:ALP
1319:ALP
1301:ALP
1283:ALP
1265:ALP
1247:ALP
1229:ALP
1211:ALP
1193:ALP
1175:ALP
1157:ALP
1139:ALP
1121:ALP
1104:Safe
1094:ALP
1076:ALP
1058:ALP
1040:ALP
1013:ALP
995:ALP
977:ALP
959:ALP
841:– 1
816:± 0
791:± 0
766:± 0
741:± 0
716:– 1
691:+ 2
353:1962
351:and
349:1953
345:1944
243:0.0
235:0.0
59:1968
42:1962
2177:16
2041:ABC
858:39
713:17
538:MP
379:to
3159::
2546:,
2524:,
2468:.
2464:.
2437:.
2411:.
2382:.
2356:.
2330:.
2313:.
2295:.
2239:^
2192:4
2125:8
2109:2
838:1
813:0
788:0
763:0
738:0
687:21
653:%
435:,
347:,
331:.
211:1
203:2
2576:e
2569:t
2562:v
2493:.
2281:.
580:–
53:)
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