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1 Senate Election Results 2 October 2013 On 7 September 2013 the Liberal-National Coalition was elected to form government, having achieved a majority of seats in the House of Representatives. There are 76 seats in the Senate. Twelve senators represent each state, and the Australian Capital Territory and the Northern Territory are represented by two senators each. Senators representing the states are normally elected for fixed terms of six years, commencing on 1 July following the election, and ceasing on 30 June six years later. As such, the senators elected at the 2013 Federal election will not commence their terms until 1 July The term of the four senators from the territories is not fixed, rather defined by the date of the general House of Representatives election. Senators representing the territories commence their terms on the day that they are elected and their terms expire the day prior to the next general election day. The Hawker Britton Occasional Paper on the House of Representatives election results and the Senate Composition until 1 July 2014 is available here. The results and further figures are also available on the AEC website here. This paper is intended as an update on the outcome of the Federal election of 7 September It should be noted that the outcome of each Senate election is not declared by the Australian Electoral Commission until the result is beyond doubt Senate Results... 2 Legislative agenda of the 44th Parliament... 3 List of Senators elected... 4 Full Senate composition from 1 July Full Senate composition until 30 June
2 2013 Senate Results The AEC has declared the following result from the 2013 Federal election: Party Continuing New Total Liberal/National Party/CLP Australian Labor Party Australian Greens Others The Liberal/National Coalition secured 17 senate seats. New Coalition senators include James McGrath and Arthur Matthew Canavan in Queensland, and Linda Reynolds in Western Australia. The Australian Labor Party secured 13 senate seats, which represents a 5-seat loss on Labor s result in the last election of this half-senate at the 2007 Federal election. New Labor senators include Chris Ketter in Queensland and Joe Bullock in Western Australia. The incoming Senate will be constituted by an unprecedented number of senators from minor parties. They include the following: Three senators from Palmer s United Party: o Glenn Lazarus in Queensland; o Zhenya Wang in Western Australia; and o Jacqui Lambie in Tasmania. Liberal Democrat David Leyonhjelm as Senator for New South Wales. Independent Nick Xenophon, from the Nick Xenophon Group, who was re-elected as Senator for South Australia. Bob Day from the Family First Party, who secured a South Australian senate seat. Ricky Muir from the Australian Motoring Enthusiasts Party, who secured a Victorian Senate Seat. A full list of the Senators elected at the 2013 Federal election is available on page 4. Replacement of Sen. Barnaby Joyce Former Sen. Joyce resigned his senate seat on 8 August 2013 to successfully contest the House of Representatives seat of New England at the Federal election. The Liberal National Party's Barry O'Sullivan was pre-selected by the LNP to fill the seat. The sitting of the Queensland Parliament to fill the casual vacancy has been deferred until 15 October. 2
3 Legislative agenda of the 44th Parliament Following the result of the election, neither the Coalition nor the Australian Labor Party can command the 39 votes needed to pass legislation or to support motions. Unlike the current Senate, the votes of the Australian Labor Party and the Australian Greens senators combined will no longer be sufficient to pass legislation or support motions. From 1 July 2014, the balance of power in the Senate rests with a diverse group of independents and minor parties. Prime Minister Tony Abbott and his Ministers have made it clear that they are prepared to call a double dissolution election if the Senate rejects their legislation. Two tables outlining the Senate composition until 30 June 2014 and the new Senate from 1 July 2014 are provided on pages 5 and 6. 3
4 List of Senators elected New South Wales 1 Marise Payne Liberal Party 2 Bob Carr Australian Labor Party 3 John Williams The Nationals 4 Doug Cameron Australian Labor Party 5 David Leyonhuelm Liberal Democratic Party 6 Arthur Sinodinos Liberal Party Victoria 1 Mitch Fifield Liberal Party 2 Gavin Marshall Australian Labor Party 3 Scott Ryan Liberal Party 4 Jacinta Collins Australian Labor Party 5 Janet Rice Australian Greens 6 Ricky Muir Australian Motoring Enthusiasts Party Queensland 1 Ian MacDonald Liberal National Party 2 Chris Ketter Australian Labor Party 3 James McGrath Liberal National Party 4 Claire Moore Australian Labor Party 5 Glenn Patrick Lazarus Palmer United Party 6 Arthur Matthew Canavan Liberal National Party Western Australia 1 David Johnston Liberal Party 2 Joe Bullock Australian Labor Party 3 Michaelia Cash Liberal Party 4 Linda Reynolds Liberal Party 5 Zhenya Wang Palmer United Party 6 Louise Pratt Australian Labor Party South Australia 1 Cori Bernardi Liberal Party 2 Nick Xenophon Nick Xenophon Group 3 Penny Wong Australian Labor Party 4 Sarah Hanson-Young Australian Greens 5 Bob Day Family First Party 6 Simon Birmingham Liberal Party Tasmania 1 Richard Colbeck Liberal Party 2 Carol Brown Australian Labor Party 3 David Bushby Liberal Party 4 Catryna Bilyk Australian Labor Party 5 Peter Wish-Wilson Australian Greens 6 Jacqui Lambie Palmer United Party Australian Capital Territory 1 Kate Lundy Australian Labor Party 2 Zed Seselja Liberal Party Northern Territory 1 Nigel Scullion Country Liberals (NT) 2 Nova Peris Australian Labor Party (NT) Branch 4
5 Senate composition until 30 June 2014 NSW Vic QLD WA SA Tas ALP (31) Coalition (34) Greens (9) Other (2) Sen. the Hon Doug Cameron Sen. Concetta Fierravanti-Wells Sen. Lee Rhiannon Sen. the Hon Bob Carr Sen. the Hon Bill Heffernan Sen. Sam Dastyari** Sen. Marise Payne Sen. the Hon John Faulkner Sen. Arthur Sinodinos AO Sen. the Hon Ursula Stephens Sen. Fiona Nash Sen. John Williams Sen. Mehmet Tillem** Sen. the Hon Kim Carr Sen. the Hon Jacinta Collins Sen. the Hon Stephen Conroy Sen. Gavin Marshall Sen. the Hon Joe Ludwig Sen. the Hon Jan McLucas Sen. Claire Moore Sen. Mark Furner Sen. the Hon John Hogg Sen. Sue Lines Sen. Glenn Sterle Sen. Louise Pratt Sen. Mark Bishop Sen. Alex Gallacher Sen. Anne McEwen Sen. the Hon Penny Wong Sen. the Hon Don Farrell Sen. Carol Brown Sen. Helen Polley Sen. the Hon Lisa Singh Sen. Anne Urquhart Sen. Catryna Bilyk Sen. the Hon Lin Thorp Sen. Mitch Fifield Sen. the Hon Michael Ronaldson Sen. Scott Ryan Sen. Bridget McKenzie Sen. Helen Kroger Sen. the Hon George Brandis QC Sen. the Hon Ian Macdonald Sen. the Hon Brett Mason Casual vacancy# Sen. Sue Boyce Sen. the Hon Ronald Boswell Sen. Chris Back Sen. Michaelia Cash Sen. Mathias Cormann Sen. the Hon David Johnston Sen. Dean Smith Sen. Alan Eggleston Sen. Cory Bernardi Sen. Simon Birmingham Sen. Sean Edwards Sen. David Fawcett Sen. Anne Ruston Sen. the Hon Eric Abetz Sen. David Bushby Sen. the Hon Richard Colbeck Sen. Stephen Parry NT Sen. Nova Peris OAM* Sen. the Hon Nigel Scullion* ACT Sen. the Hon Kate Lundy* Sen. Zed Seselja* Sen. Richard Di Natale Sen. Larissa Waters Sen. Rachel Siewert Sen. Scott Ludlam Sen. Sarah Hanson-Young Sen. Penny Wright Sen. Christine Milne Sen. Peter Whish-Wilson Sen. John Madigan Sen. Nick Xenophon Black text indicates Senators whose Terms of Service will continue after 30 June 2014 Purple text indicates Senators whose Terms of Service will expire 30 June * Territory Senators elected at the 2013 Federal election, term commences immediately ** Replaced existing Senators ahead of the 2013 Federal election # Seat remains a casual vacancy to be filled by Queensland Parliament.
6 Senate composition from 1 July 2014 NSW Vic ALP (26) Coalition (33) Greens (9) Other (8) Sen. Sam Dastyari Sen. Concetta Fierravanti-Wells Sen. Lee Rhiannon David Leyonhuelm Sen. the Hon John Faulkner Sen. the Hon Bill Heffernan Sen. the Hon Doug Cameron Sen. Fiona Nash Sen. the Hon Bob Carr Sen. Marise Payne Sen. Arthur Sinodinos AO Sen. John Williams Sen. the Hon Kim Carr Sen. the Hon Stephen Conroy Sen. the Hon Jacinta Collins Sen. Gavin Marshall Sen. the Hon Michael Ronaldson Sen. Bridget McKenzie Sen. Mitch Fifield Sen. Scott Ryan Sen. Richard Di Natale Janet Rice Sen. John Madigan Ricky Muir QLD WA SA Tas Sen. the Hon Joe Ludwig Sen. the Hon Jan McLucas Sen. Claire Moore Chris Ketter Sen. Sue Lines Sen. Glenn Sterle Sen. Louise Pratt Joe Bullock Sen. Alex Gallacher Sen. Anne McEwen Sen. the Hon Penny Wong Sen. Helen Polley Sen. the Hon Lisa Singh Sen. Anne Urquhart Sen. Carol Brown Sen. Catryna Bilyk Sen. the Hon George Brandis QC Sen. the Hon Brett Mason Casual vacancy# Sen. the Hon Ian Macdonald James McGrath Arthur Matthew Canavan Sen. Chris Back Sen. Mathias Cormann Sen. Dean Smith Sen. the Hon David Johnston Sen. Michaelia Cash Linda Reynolds Sen. Sean Edwards Sen. David Fawcett Sen. Anne Ruston Sen. Cory Bernardi Sen. Simon Birmingham Sen. the Hon Eric Abetz Sen. Stephen Parry Sen. David Bushby Sen. the Hon Richard Colbeck NT Sen. Nova Peris OAM Sen. the Hon Nigel Scullion ACT Sen. the Hon Kate Lundy Sen. Zed Seselja Sen. Larissa Waters Sen. Rachel Siewert Sen. Penny Wright Sen. Sarah Hanson-Young Sen. Christine Milne Sen. Peter Whish-Wilson Glenn Patrick Lazarus Zhenya Wang Sen. Nick Xenophon Bob Day Jacqui Lambie Black text indicates Senators whose Terms of Service will expire 30 June 2017 Blue text indicates Senators whose Terms of Service will expire 30 June 2020 Green text indicates Senators whose Terms of Service will expire at the next Federal Election Underlined text indicates new Senators # Seat remains a casual vacancy to be filled by Queensland Parliament. 6
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