(Alex) ANTIC
Senator for South Australia · Liberal Party of Australia
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Leah BLYTH
Senator for South Australia · Liberal Party of Australia
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(Don) FARRELL
Senator for South Australia · Australian Labor Party
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Karen GROGAN
Senator for South Australia · Australian Labor Party
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Sarah HANSON-YOUNG
Senator for South Australia · Australian Greens
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Kerrynne LIDDLE
Senator for South Australia · Liberal Party of Australia
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Andrew MCLACHLAN
Senator for South Australia · Liberal Party of Australia
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Barbara POCOCK
Senator for South Australia · Australian Greens
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Anne RUSTON
Senator for South Australia · Liberal Party of Australia
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Marielle SMITH
Senator for South Australia · Australian Labor Party
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Charlotte WALKER
Senator for South Australia · Australian Labor Party
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(Penny) WONG
Senator for South Australia · Australian Labor Party
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40 recorded contestants · names, affiliations and public records
| Name / public profile | Affiliation at this event | Recorded status / result | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Louise ACKLAND | Citizens Party | contested · 172 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Imelda ADAMSON AGARS | FUSION | Planet Rescue | Whistleblower Protection | Innovation | contested · 633 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Jennifer ALLISON | Australian Labor Party | contested · 1367 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Patrick J AMADIO | Gerard Rennick People First | contested · 121 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Alex ANTIC | Liberal | elected · 8410 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Emma AZZOPARDI | National Party | contested · 68 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Matilda BAWDEN | Trumpet of Patriots | contested · 197 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Frankie BRAY | Animal Justice Party | contested · 1013 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Frederick Christopher BROHIER | Family First | contested · 2383 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Monique CROSSLING | National Party | contested · 485 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Bob DAY | Trumpet of Patriots | contested · 495 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Michael DWYER | Sustainable Australia Party - Universal Basic Income | contested · 66 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| David FAWCETT | Liberal | contested · 1285 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Anne Elizabeth FORDHAM | Jacqui Lambie Network | contested · 171 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Janette Gail FRANCIS | Independent | contested · 312 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Mark FREER | Citizens Party | contested · 42 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Jennifer GAME | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | contested · 3838 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Tyler Bradley GREEN | Libertarian | contested · 2033 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Karen GROGAN | Australian Labor Party | elected · 1054 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Kosta HADJIMARKOU | Independent | contested · 977 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Timothy John HALL | Legalise Cannabis Party | contested · 219 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Sarah HANSON-YOUNG | The Greens | elected · 14045 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Rob LONIE | Gerard Rennick People First | contested · 1736 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Deepa MATHEW | Family First | contested · 256 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Craig Michael NIELSEN | Australia's Voice | contested · 54 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Jessica NIES | Legalise Cannabis Party | contested · 1722 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Julie PASTRO | Animal Justice Party | contested · 218 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Rex PATRICK | Jacqui Lambie Network | contested · 5091 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Carlos QUAREMBA | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | contested · 231 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Antonio REA | Trumpet of Patriots | contested · 59 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Anne RUSTON | Liberal | elected · 2482 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Noah SCHULTZ-BYARD | The Greens | contested · 871 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Jordan SHANE | Australia's Voice | contested · 559 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Nicole SMELTZ | Trumpet of Patriots | contested · 1389 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Marielle SMITH | Australian Labor Party | elected · 11383 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Jacob Nicholas VAN RAALTE | Libertarian | contested · 160 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Charlotte WALKER | Australian Labor Party | elected · 1038 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Madeleine WEARNE | Sustainable Australia Party - Universal Basic Income | contested · 456 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Drew WOLFENDALE | FUSION | Planet Rescue | Whistleblower Protection | Innovation | contested · 147 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Damian WYLD | Liberal | contested · 512 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
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