[Western Australia]: 2009 Western Australian State Election

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14 March 2009​

All 59 seats in the Western Australian Legislative Assembly All 36 seats in the Western Australian Legislative Council 30 Assembly seats needed for a majority​

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Leader:	Colin Barnett	Mark McGowan
Party:	Coalition: Liberal Party of Australia (Western Australian Division) National Party of Australia (WA)	Australian Labor Party (Western Australian Branch)
Policies:	Liberal Party of Australia (Western Australian Division): Liberal Conservatism Conservative Liberalism Classical Liberalism National Party of Australia (WA): Conservatism Agrarianism	Social Democracy Democratic Socialism
Leader since:	26 March 2001	24 January 2006
Leader's seat:	Cottesloe	Rockingham
Last election (seats):	12	42
Last election (TPP percentage):	40.0%	60.0%
Seats won:
Seat change:
Popular vote:
TPP Percentage:
TPP Swing:

Pre-Election Pendulum (Legislative Assembly, Labor)​

Seat:	Member:	Party:	Percentage:
Leschenault	Anthony Marinovich	Australian Labor Party	0.02%
Murdoch	Jackie Ormsby	Australian Labor Party	1.8%
South Perth	Dale Kelliher	Australian Labor Party	1.9%
Carine	Damien Parry	Australian Labor Party	3.0%
Hillarys	Anna Spadaccini	Australian Labor Party	3.5%
Dawesville	Lynn Rodgers	Australian Labor Party	3.6%
Darling Range	Geoff Stallard	Australian Labor Party	4.6%
Serpentine-Jarrahdale	Daron Smith	Australian Labor Party	6.5%
Murray	Nuala Keating	Australian Labor Party	6.9%
Bunbury	Tony Dean	Australian Labor Party	7.3%
Kingsley	Judy Hughes	Australian Labor Party	8.5%
Albany	Peter Watson	Australian Labor Party	9.1%
Riverton	Tony McRae	Australian Labor Party	9.4%
Geraldton	Shane Hill	Australian Labor Party	9.8%
Joondalup	Tony O'Gorman	Australian Labor Party	11.0%
Kimberley	Carol Martin	Australian Labor Party	11.0%
North West Coastal	Fred Riebeling	Australian Labor Party	11.4%
Swan Hills	Jaye Radisich	Australian Labor Party	11.5%
Mindarie	John Quigley	Australian Labor Party	11.7%
Wanneroo	Dianne Guise	Australian Labor Party	14.4%
Murchison-Eyre	John Bowler	Australian Labor Party	15.8%
Yokine	Bob Kucera	Australian Labor Party	15.9%
Midland	Michelle Roberts	Australian Labor Party	16.2%
Collie-Wellington	Mick Murray	Australian Labor Party	17.0%
Balcatta	John Kobelke	Australian Labor Party	17.6%
Belmont	Eric Ripper	Australian Labor Party	18.5%
Southern River	Paul Andrews	Australian Labor Party	19.5%
Perth	John Hyde	Australian Labor Party	19.7%
Mandurah	David Templeman	Australian Labor Party	20.0%
Rockingham	Mark McGowan	Australian Labor Party	20.0%
Armadale	Alannah MacTiernan	Australian Labor Party	20.7%
Ballajura	John D'Orazio	Australian Labor Party	21.2%
Central Kimberley-Pilbara	Tom Stephens	Australian Labor Party	21.3%
Kenwick	Sheila McHale	Australian Labor Party	21.3%
Bassendean	Martin Whitely	Australian Labor Party	21.4%
Fremantle	Jim McGinty	Australian Labor Party	22.1%
Victoria Park	Geoff Gallop	Australian Labor Party	23.7%
Cockburn	Fran Logan	Australian Labor Party	24.1%
Willagee	Alan Carpenter	Australian Labor Party	24.1%
Maylands	Judy Edwards	Australian Labor Party	24.2%
Girrawheen	Margaret Quick	Australian Labor Party	31.1%

Pre-Election Pendulum (Legislative Assembly, Coalition)​

Seat:	Member:	Party:	Percentage:
Nedlands	Sue Walker	Liberal Party of Australia	0.7%
Capel	Steve Thomas	Liberal Party of Australia	1.5%
Kalgoorlie	Matt Birney	Liberal Party of Australia	1.9%
Roe	Jane McMeikan	National Party of Australia	2.1% vs. LIB
Cottesloe	Colin Barnett	Liberal Party of Australia	4.0%
Stirling	Terry Redman	National Party of Australia	5.0%
Warren-Blackwood	Paul Omodei	Liberal Party of Australia	7.3%
Moore	Gary Snook	Liberal Party of Australia	9.6%
Greenough	Grant Woodhams	National Party of Australia	10.9%
Avon	Max Trenorden	National Party of Australia	14.4%
Wagin	Terry Waldron	National Party of Australia	20.7%
Merredin	Brendon Grylls	National Party of Australia	24.3%

Pre-Election Pendulum (Legislative Assembly, Crossbench)​

Seat:	Member:	Party:	Percentage:
Vasse	Bernie Masters	Independent	6.8% vs. LIB
Alfred Cove	Janet Wollard	Liberals for Forests	12.3% vs. LIB
Churchlands	Liz Constable	Independent	28.4% vs. LIB

Pre-Election Pendulum (Legislative Council)​

Seat:	North Metropolitan (7):	South West (7):	South Metropolitan (5):	East Metropolitan (5):	Mining and Pastoral (5):	Agricultural (5):	TOTAL:
Liberal Party of Australia	George Cash Ray Halligan	Barry House Robyn McSweeney Nigel Hallett	Barbara Scott Simon O'Brien	Helen Morton	Norman Moore	Bruce Donaldson Anthony Fels	11
National Party of Australia	-	-	-	-	-	Murray Criddle	1
Australian Labor Party	Ed Dermer Ken Travers Graham Giffard Daniel Smith	Sally Talbot Adele Farina Matt Benson-Lidholm	Sue Ellery Kate Doust Sheila Mills	Nick Griffiths Ljiljanna Ravlich Louise Pratt Batong Pham	Shelley Archer Jon Ford Vince Catania Shelley Eaton	Kim Chance Tim Daly	20
Australian Greens	Giz Watson	Paul Llewellyn	-	-	-	-	2

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