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- Groom_by-election,_1988 abstract "A by-election was held for the Australian House of Representatives seat of Groom on 9 April 1988. This was triggered by the resignation of National Party MP Tom McVeigh.The election was won by Liberal Party candidate Bill Taylor.Taylor was publicly backed by former Queensland premier Sir Joh Bjelke-Petersen a month before the poll. Bjelke-Petersen, who had been forced to resign as premier several months earlier after losing the support of his National Party colleagues, said the Nationals had lost their way and turned their backs on traditional conservative policies.".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 wikiPageID "24205608".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 wikiPageRevisionID "536966602".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 candidate Bill_Taylor_(naval_officer).
- Groom_by-election,_1988 candidate "David Russell".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 candidate "Linda Dwyer".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 candidate "Mark Carew".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 candidate "Peter Consandine".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 candidate "Vincent Burke".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 change "+0.2".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 change "+0.6".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 change "+19.9".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 change "+62.4".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 change "+7.5".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 change "-20.1".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 change "-25.2".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 change "-8.2".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 hasPhotoCollection Groom_by-election,_1988.
- Groom_by-election,_1988 party "Democrats".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 party "Independent".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 party "Labor".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 party "Liberal".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 party "Nationals".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 percentage "0.6".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 percentage "24.2".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 percentage "28.8".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 percentage "33.3".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 percentage "37.6".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 percentage "5.6".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 percentage "62.4".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 percentage "7.5".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 votes "14973".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 votes "17814".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 votes "20651".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 votes "23271".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 votes "3474".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 votes "369".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 votes "38651".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 votes "4661".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 subject Category:1988_elections_in_Australia.
- Groom_by-election,_1988 subject Category:Queensland_federal_by-elections.
- Groom_by-election,_1988 comment "A by-election was held for the Australian House of Representatives seat of Groom on 9 April 1988. This was triggered by the resignation of National Party MP Tom McVeigh.The election was won by Liberal Party candidate Bill Taylor.Taylor was publicly backed by former Queensland premier Sir Joh Bjelke-Petersen a month before the poll.".
- Groom_by-election,_1988 label "Groom by-election, 1988".
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- Groom_by-election,_1988 sameAs Q5610262.
- Groom_by-election,_1988 sameAs Q5610262.
- Groom_by-election,_1988 wasDerivedFrom Groom_by-election,_1988?oldid=536966602.
- Groom_by-election,_1988 isPrimaryTopicOf Groom_by-election,_1988.