The Northern Territory (NT) has a unicameral parliament, the Legislative Assembly, elected under the provisions of the Electoral Act (NT). The NT has a fixed election date, the fourth Saturday in August, every four years. The Parliament was prorogued on 8 August 2016 with the election held on 27 August 2016.

Provides an overview of the issues and outcome for the 15 October 2016 election for the Australian Capital Territory Legislative Assembly.

This paper provides context to the outcome of the Victorian State election by examining the redistribution of Victoria’s state electoral boundaries; an overview of the election campaign, the leaders’ debate, preference deals, social media, key policies, and polls data in the lead up to, and during the campaign; and examination of the outcomes of the...

The 2012 Australian Capital Territory (ACT) Election held on October 20 was in many ways a mirror image of the previous election in 2008. This paper examines the results.

This paper provides a contextual account of the issues and dynamics of the 2012 election for the ACT Legislative Assembly, along with an account of its outcomes. The 2012 election proved to be the closest in the history of ACT self-government and produced yet another minority government.