August 2, 2009 – 10:36 am
Just a quick update from Friday’s post on unemployment by electorate – and for those reading this that haven’t seen the previous post, it’s probably worth having a squiz to know what’s going on.
I’ve redone the maps of Adelaide, Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne regions in a much easier to understand format.
The cross-hatched areas show the [...]
When the ALP recently floated the idea of allowing 16 and 17 year olds to vote, the thing that struck me was, firstly, how so many Greens were in favour of the idea and secondly, how so many Libs opposed it.
Being a cynic and believing that even with the cute and cuddly Greens, 90% of [...]
The near conclusion of the long running saga called the Coalition’s Demographic Train Wreck.
After spending the last year and a half ferreting out every bit of 2007 election polling I could get my hands on, I think we might have – finally – a good set of estimates for the two party preferred vote at [...]
By Possum Comitatus
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Posted in Election Forecasting, Leading Indicators, Political Risk, Polling, Pseph, Voting behaviour, census data, election results, strategy
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Also tagged aging population, boomers, bronwyn bishop, coalition demographic train wreck, electoral projections, generation blue, generation x, generation y, kevin andrews, Labor Party, Liberal Party, Malcolm Turnbull, old voters, tony abbott, young voters
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This was the article I had in the Crikey mail earlier today:
In terms of electoral demography — the who lives where, earning what, and how they vote, framework — the two big issues coming out of the budget are the $150,000 household income threshold being the primary means testing weapon on the one hand, and the increase in the [...]
Some of you may have been wondering why the electoral demographic profiles haven’t been updated of late. The answer is pretty simple, I couldn’t be bothered to create 150 separate posts, nor do the tedious charting work that went into them. So instead of going down that silly route, I found a much better way. [...]
By Possum Comitatus
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Posted in Pseph, Seat of the Day, Spiffy Toys, census data, election results
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Also tagged 2006 census, 2007 electoral results, commonwealth electoral divisions, economic and community profile, electorates, infographics, Spiffy Toys
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February 4, 2009 – 9:48 am
Yesterday we had a quick squiz at the fiscal side of the stimulus package in terms of which electorates would be expected to get the largest shares of the stimulus pie – those with high proportions of Family Tax Benefit recipients on the one hand and those seats with high proportions of school kids on [...]
January 30, 2009 – 11:03 am
I often bang on incessantly about the dubious sustainability of the twin support bases of the Coalition – the social conservative, big government demographic on the one hand and the socially progressive, smallish government demographic on the other. While neither of these two groups are particularly large in the broader electoral scheme of things, they [...]
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Posted in Political Risk, Pseph, census data
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Also tagged Bennelong, Berowra, Bradfield, Coalition, left flank, Liberal Party, North Sydney, Ryan, Seat of the Day, small l liberal, twin support bases, Wentworth
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January 29, 2009 – 11:20 am
The last of the 19 “B” seats brings us to the Victorian outer metro seat of Bruce.
2007 Election Result and Two Party Preferred History
Party
LP
ALP
GRN
NP
FFP
OTH
07 Primary
37.57
51.85
5.09
0
2.85
2.6
Age Profile, Family Composition, Housing and Migration
January 28, 2009 – 2:34 pm
Today’s seat of the day is the inner metro and rather interesting QLD seat of Brisbane.
2007 Election Result and Two Party Preferred History
Party
LP
ALP
GRN
NP
FFP
OTH
07 Primary
39.4
45.04
11.8
0
1.41
2.4
Age Profile, Family Composition, Housing and Migration
January 27, 2009 – 8:23 am
Our first WA seat of the list, the provincial seat of Brand.
2007 Election Result and Two Party Preferred History