Description of election in Australia.......
Elections in Australia take place periodically to elect the legislature of the Commonwealth of Australia, as well as for each Australian state and territory.
The elections for the Australian Parliament are held under a single federal electoral system, and there are different systems for each Australian state and territory.Part IV of Chapter 1 of the Australian Constitution briefly deals with eligibility for voting and election to the federal Australian Parliament. It does not prescribe how elections should be conducted.
Voting is almost entirely conducted by paper ballot and is compulsory for adults, although many eligible voters choose not to vote or vote incorrectly.
Population (as of July 1, 2013)=22,262,501
Elections in our database=13
Registered Voters (as of Sept. 7, 2013)=14,704,070
Average Turnout=94.54%
Election For Date Votes Registered Turn
Voters Out
Senate 2013-09-07 13,822,999 14,704,070 94.01%
House of
Representatives 2013-09-07 13,726,118 14,704,070 93.35%
Senate 2010-08-21 13,217,393 14,030,528 94.2%
House of
Representatives 2010-08-21 12,930,814 14,030,528 92.16%
Senate 2007-11-24 12,987,814 13,645,073 95.18%
House of
Representatives 2007-11-24 12,930,814 13,645,073 94.77%
Senate 2004-10-09 - 13,064,678 -
House of
Representatives 2004-10-09 12,354,983 13,064,678 94.57%
House of
Representatives 2001-11-10 12,054,455 12,636,631 95.39%
Senate 2001-11-10 12,054,455 12,636,631 95.39%
Referendum 1999-11-06 11,785,035 12,392,040 95.1%
House of
Representatives 1998-10-03 11,545,201 12,154,050 94.99%
Senate 198-10-03 11,587,365 12,154,050 95.34%
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