[South Australia]: 2006 South Australian state election

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18 March 2006​

All 47 seats in the South Australian House of Assembly 11 of the 22 seats in the South Australian Legislative Council 24 Assembly seats needed for a majority​

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Leader:	Mike Rann	Isobel Redmond
Party:	Australian Labor Party (South Australian Branch)	Coalition: Liberal Party of Australia (South Australian Division) National Party of Australia (SA)
Policies:	Social Democracy Democratic Socialism	Liberal Party of Australia (South Australian Division): Liberal Conservatism Conservative Liberalism Classical Liberalism National Party of Australia (SA): Conservatism Agrarianism
Leader since:	5 November 1994	30 March 2002
Leader's seat:	Ramsay	Heysen
Last election (seats):	28	16
Last election (TPP percentage):	56.8%	43.2%
Seats won:
Seat change:
Popular vote:
TPP Percentage:
TPP Swing:

Pre-Election Pendulum (House of Assembly, Labor)​

Seat:	Member:	Party:	Percentage:
Light	Tony Piccolo	Australian Labor Party	2.1%
Mawson	Leon Bignell	Australian Labor Party	2.2%
Norwood	Vini Ciccarello	Australian Labor Party	4.2%
Hartley	Grace Portolesi	Australian Labor Party	4.6%
Newland	Tom Kenyon	Australian Labor Party	6.8%
Morialta	Lindsay Simmons	Australian Labor Party	7.9%
Bright	Chloë Fox	Australian Labor Party	9.4%
Adelaide	Jane Lomax-Smith	Australian Labor Party	10.2%
Florey	Frances Bedford	Australian Labor Party	12.1%
Giles	Lyn Breuer	Australian Labor Party	14.4%
Elder	Pat Conlon	Australian Labor Party	14.9%
Wright	Jennifer Rankine	Australian Labor Party	15.3%
Ashford	Steph Key	Australian Labor Party	16.1%
Colton	Paul Caica	Australian Labor Party	16.3%
Little Para	Lea Stevens	Australian Labor Party	16.7%
Reynell	Gay Thompson	Australian Labor Party	17.6%
West Torrens	Tom Koutsantonis	Australian Labor Party	18.3%
Torrens	Robyn Geraghty	Australian Labor Party	19.1%
Lee	Michael Wright	Australian Labor Party	19.3%
Kaurna	John Hill	Australian Labor Party	22.0%
Napier	Michael O'Brien	Australian Labor Party	24.3%
Enfield	John Rau	Australian Labor Party	24.5%
Cheltenham	Jay Weatherill	Australian Labor Party	25.4%
Port Adelaide	Kevin Foley	Australian Labor Party	25.7%
Playford	Jack Snelling	Australian Labor Party	25.8%
Croydon	Michael Atkinson	Australian Labor Party	26.0%
Taylor	Trish White	Australian Labor Party	27.4%
Ramsay	Mike Rann	Australian Labor Party	28.5%

Pre-Election Pendulum (House of Assembly, Coalition)​

Seat:	Member:	Party:	Percentage:
Stuart	Graham Gunn	Liberal Party of Australia	0.6%
Unley	David Pisoni	Liberal Party of Australia	1.1%
Heysen	Isobel Redmond	Liberal Party of Australia	3.0%
Frome	Rob Kerin	Liberal Party of Australia	3.4%
Waite	Martin Hamilton-Smith	Liberal Party of Australia	4.0%
Morphett	Duncan McFetridge	Liberal Party of Australia	5.4%
Schubert	Ivan Venning	Liberal Party of Australia	6.4%
Davenport	Iain Evans	Liberal Party of Australia	6.4%
Finniss	Michael Pengilly	Liberal Party of Australia	6.5%
Goyder	Steven Griffiths	Liberal Party of Australia	9.1%
Kavel	Mark Goldsworthy	Liberal Party of Australia	9.4%
Flinders	Liz Penfold	Liberal Party of Australia	10.1% v. NAT
Hammond	Adran Pederick	Liberal Party of Australia	12.0%
Bragg	Vickie Chapman	Liberal Party of Australia	12.8%
Chaffey	Karlene Maywald	National Party of Australia	17.2% v. NAT
MacKillop	Mitch Williams	Liberal Party of Australia	22.2%

Pre-Election Pendulum (House of Assembly, Crossbench)​

Seat:	Member:	Party:	Percentage:
Mitchell	Kris Hanna	Independent	0.6% vs. ALP
Mount Gambier	Rory McEwen	Independent	6.2% vs. LIB
Fisher	Bob Such	Independent	16.7% vs. ALP

Pre-Election Pendulum (Legislative Council)​

Party:	Elected 1997:	Elected 2002:	TOTAL:
Liberal Party of Australia	David Ridgway Caroline Schaefer Terry Stephens Stephen Wade Robert Lawson	John Dawkins Michelle Lensink Rob Lucas	8
Australian Labor Party	Gail Gago John Gazzola Paul Holloway Bernard Finnigan	Ian Hunter Bob Sneath Carmel Zollo Russell Wortley	8
Independent	None	Nick Xenophon Ann Bressington	2
Family First Party	Andrew Evans	Dennis Hood	2
Australian Greens	None	Mark Parnell	1
Australian Democrats	Sandra Kanck	None	1