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Visualising Victoria's electoral history

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Data visualisation Australian history Voting systems State elections Political parties Legislation Parliament Victoria
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Visualising Victoria's electoral history 608.38 KB
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This paper provides an outline of some of the main electoral and political changes in Victoria since the 1850s. It combines historical sources with computational data analysis and visualisation techniques to illustrate patterns in Victoria’s electoral and party systems. More detail is provided for the years after 1982, due to greater availability of data and the period's relevance.​

Publication Details
DOI:
10.25916/pzrn-4674
Copyright:
Parliamentary Library & Information Service, Parliament of Victoria 2022
License type:
CC BY-NC-ND
Access Rights Type:
open
Series:
Research Note 12/2022
Post date:
29 Nov 2022

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