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Matilda

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7. N.T. seats are likely to remain unchanged.

Reply to Viva (Reply #5)

Sun Sep 8, 2013, 12:38 AM

Sep 2013

There was a small swing away from Labor in Lingiari, but the ALP has retained it; and the swing to the ALP in Solomon is probably not enough for it to change hands away from the CLP - it's still in doubt. So it's likely to end up the same in the Territory.

Katter's party didn't field any candidates in the N.T.

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What happened? Why did Abbott win? [View all] Lydia Leftcoast Sep 2013 OP

I can't speak with any expertise, enlightenment Sep 2013 #1

Who counted the votes? blkmusclmachine Sep 2013 #2

Well, Labor ran a horrible campaign, for one thing. Ken Burch Sep 2013 #3

The vote share swing to the Liberal/National coalition was actually quite small. Ken Burch Sep 2013 #4

Abbott's acceptance speech Viva Sep 2013 #5

N.T. seats are likely to remain unchanged. Matilda Sep 2013 #7

reasons anakie Sep 2013 #6

It can't all be laid at Rudd's door. Matilda Sep 2013 #8