(Tim) AYRES
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Andrew BRAGG
Senator for New South Wales · Liberal Party of Australia
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Ross CADELL
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(Jess) COLLINS
Senator for New South Wales · Liberal Party of Australia
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Mehreen FARUQI
Senator for New South Wales · Australian Greens
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(Tony) SHELDON
Senator for New South Wales · Australian Labor Party
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Senator for New South Wales · Australian Greens
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56 recorded contestants · names, affiliations and public records
| Name / public profile | Affiliation at this event | Recorded status / result | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tim AYRES | Labor | elected · 3991 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Michael BALDERSTONE | Legalise Cannabis Party | contested · 495 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Emilija BELJIC | Labor | contested · 4141 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Barbara BLOCH | The Greens | contested · 993 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Max BODDY | Affiliation not recorded | contested · 951 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| William BOURKE | Sustainable Australia Party - Universal Basic Income | contested · 1148 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Peter BOYLE | Socialist Alliance | contested · 1042 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Andrew BRAGG | Liberal | elected · 28464 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Rhiannon BRINSMEAD | Liberal | contested · 1245 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Lawrence John BROOKE | Indigenous - Aboriginal Party of Australia | contested · 346 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Petra CAMPBELL | Sustainable Australia Party - Universal Basic Income | contested · 235 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Steve CHRISTOU | Libertarian | contested · 249 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Andrew CHUTER | Socialist Alliance | contested · 176 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Jessica COLLINS | Liberal | elected · 3256 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Emanie Samira DARWICHE | Australia's Voice | contested · 2047 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Perin DAVEY | The Nationals | contested · 2038 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Warwick DOVE | Affiliation not recorded | contested · 284 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Tia ELLISTON | Legalise Cannabis Party | contested · 623 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Mehreen FARUQI | The Greens | elected · 25413 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Duncan Gregg FISCHER | Australian Christians | contested · 339 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Ethan FLOYD | The Greens | contested · 672 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Graham GEORGE | Australia's Voice | contested · 315 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Warren GRZIC | Independent | contested · 572 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Kerrie Christina HARRIS | Independent | contested · 4182 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Hollie HUGHES | Liberal | contested · 3331 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Miles HUNT | Legalise Cannabis Party | contested · 6417 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Rachael JACOBS | The Greens | contested · 3033 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Craig KELLY | Libertarian | contested · 4553 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Emma KERIN | Animal Justice Party | contested · 3050 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Glenn Raymond KOLOMEITZ | Jacqui Lambie Network | contested · 3021 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Ann LAWLER | Citizens Party | contested · 82 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Eddie LLOYD | The Greens | contested · 1097 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Michelle MARTIN | Trumpet of Patriots | contested · 446 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Roseanne MASTERS | Family First | contested · 434 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Juliana McARTHUR | The Nationals | contested · 1405 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Victoria MCGREGOR | Labor | contested · 3330 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Silvana NILE | Trumpet of Patriots | contested · 3699 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Michael O'NEILL | HEART Party | contested · 730 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Andrew POTTS | FUSION | Planet Rescue | Whistleblower Protection | Innovation | contested · 231 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Shawn PRICE | Affiliation not recorded | contested · 921 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Sonia QUTAMI | HEART Party | contested · 132 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Heather ROARTY | Labor | contested · 3127 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Andrew ROBERTSON | Trumpet of Patriots | contested · 737 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Nikhita SAHAY | Jacqui Lambie Network | contested · 335 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Andy SCHMULOW | Citizens Party | contested · 1032 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Tracy SEDMAN | Gerard Rennick People First | contested · 2205 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Sujan SELVENTHIRAN | The Greens | contested · 778 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Sharon SEWELL | Labor | contested · 2358 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Tony SHELDON | Labor | elected · 49972 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Lyle SHELTON | Family First | contested · 5280 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Warwick STACEY | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | elected · 13684 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Matt STELLINO | Animal Justice Party | contested · 190 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Rebecca THOMPSON | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | contested · 1196 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Miles WHITICKER | FUSION | Planet Rescue | Whistleblower Protection | Innovation | contested · 1453 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Owen D WHYMAN | Indigenous - Aboriginal Party of Australia | contested · 2413 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Asher WOLFSON | Australian Christians | contested · 3117 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
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