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Two-party-preferred_vote abstract "In Australian politics the two-party-preferred vote (TPP) is the result of an election or opinion poll after preferences have been distributed to the last two parties. For the purposes of TPP, the Liberal/National Coalition is usually considered a single party, with Labor being the other major party. Typically the TPP is expressed as the percentages of votes attracted by each of the two major parties, e.g. "Coalition 55%, Labor 45%", where the values include both primary votes and preferences. The TPP is an indicator of how much swing has been attained/is required to change the result, taking into consideration preferences, which may have a significant effect on the result.The TPP assumes a two-party system, i.e. that after distribution of votes from less successful candidates, the two remaining candidates will be from the two major parties. However in some electorates this is not the case. The two-candidate-preferred vote (TCP) is the result after preferences have been distributed, using instant-runoff voting, to the final two candidates, regardless of which party the candidates represent. For electorates where these two candidates are from the major parties, the TCP is also the TPP. For electorates where these two candidates are not both from the major parties, preferences are notionally distributed to the two major parties to determine the TPP. In this case the TPP differs from the TCP, and is informative but has no effect on the result of the election.The full allocation of preferences under instant-runoff voting is used in the lower houses of the Federal, Victorian, Western Australian, South Australian, and Northern Territory parliaments, as well as the upper house of Tasmania. The New South Wales lower house and Queensland use optional-preference instant runoff voting – with some votes giving limited or no preferences, TPP/TCP is not as meaningful. TPP/TCP does not occur in the Tasmanian lower house or the Australian Capital Territory due to a different system altogether, the Hare-Clark proportional voting system. Aside from Tasmania, TPP/TCP is not used in any other upper houses in Australia, with most using the group ticket single transferable proportional voting system.".
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Two-party-preferred_vote wikiPageExternalLink House_of_Representative_1949_Present.htm.
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Two-party-preferred_vote wikiPageRevisionID "603567365".
Two-party-preferred_vote candidate Adam_Bandt.
Two-party-preferred_vote candidate Edwin_Corboy.
Two-party-preferred_vote candidate Geoff_Brock.
Two-party-preferred_vote candidate Kate_Ellis.
Two-party-preferred_vote candidate Susan_Close.
Two-party-preferred_vote candidate Trish_Worth.
Two-party-preferred_vote candidate William_Hedges_(Australian_politician).
Two-party-preferred_vote candidate William_Watson_(Australian_politician).
Two-party-preferred_vote candidate "Amanda Barlow".
Two-party-preferred_vote candidate "Basil Murray".
Two-party-preferred_vote candidate "Bob Briton".
Two-party-preferred_vote candidate "Cath Bowtell".
Two-party-preferred_vote candidate "Colin Thomas".
Two-party-preferred_vote candidate "David Collyer".
Two-party-preferred_vote candidate "Elizabeth Pistor".
Two-party-preferred_vote candidate "Gary Johanson".
Two-party-preferred_vote candidate "Georgia Pearson".
Two-party-preferred_vote candidate "Grant Carlin".
Two-party-preferred_vote candidate "Jake Bugden".
Two-party-preferred_vote candidate "Joel Murray".
Two-party-preferred_vote candidate "John Rohde".
Two-party-preferred_vote candidate "Joy O'Brien".
Two-party-preferred_vote candidate "Justin McArthur".
Two-party-preferred_vote candidate "Neville Wilson".
Two-party-preferred_vote candidate "Penelope Green".
Two-party-preferred_vote candidate "Peter Fitzpatrick".
Two-party-preferred_vote candidate "Peter G Robins".
Two-party-preferred_vote candidate "Richard Pascoe".
Two-party-preferred_vote candidate "Simon Olsen".
Two-party-preferred_vote candidate "Stephen Humble".
Two-party-preferred_vote candidate "Sue Lawrie".
Two-party-preferred_vote candidate "Terry Boylan".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "+0.06".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "+0.55".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "+0.69".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "+0.8".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "+0.82".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "+1.03".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "+1.15".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "+1.4".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "+1.5".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "+1.6".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "+1.74".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "+1.83".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "+1.95".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "+10.75".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "+13.37".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "+15.1".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "+2.02".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "+2.06".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "+23.60".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "+24.3".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "+47.1".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "+5.50".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "+51.72".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "+6.56".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "+7.3".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "N/A".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "–0.6".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "–0.76".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "–1.03".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "–1.74".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "–1.95".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "–10.75".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "–11.42".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "–14.93".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "–2.49".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "–5.13".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "–7.6".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "–8.86".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "–9.30".
Two-party-preferred_vote change "–9.8".
Two-party-preferred_vote hasPhotoCollection Two-party-preferred_vote.
Two-party-preferred_vote loser "Nationalist Party of Australia".
Two-party-preferred_vote party "Country".
Two-party-preferred_vote party "Democratic Labor".
Two-party-preferred_vote party "Democrats".
Two-party-preferred_vote party "Family First".
Two-party-preferred_vote party "Greens".
Two-party-preferred_vote party "Independent Ban Live Animal Exports".
Two-party-preferred_vote party "Independent Communist Australia".
Two-party-preferred_vote party "Independent True Blue Voice".
Two-party-preferred_vote party "Independent for You".
Two-party-preferred_vote party "Independent".
Two-party-preferred_vote party "Labor".
Two-party-preferred_vote party "Liberal Democrats".
Two-party-preferred_vote party "Liberal".
Two-party-preferred_vote party "Nationalist".
Two-party-preferred_vote party "Nationals SA".
Two-party-preferred_vote party "One Nation".
Two-party-preferred_vote party "SA Greens".
Two-party-preferred_vote party "Secular".
Two-party-preferred_vote party "Sex Party".