2030 StrayaRoos Federal Election

The 2030 StrayaRoos Federal Election was held on Saturday June 8 2030 to elect members of the 35th Parliament of StrayaRoos. The election took place in tandem with the presidential election. The incumbent Labor Party of StrayaRoos, alongside alliance partners in the Roosian Green Party and Roosian Democrats, defeated the opposition NatCon Coalition, winning a second consecutive term in office. Up for election were all 361 seats in the House of Representatives, and 36 of 71 seats in the Senate.

The Labor Party won a plurality of the seats in the House of Representatives, and alongside Liberty Alliance partners in the Democrats and Greens won a majority. Hamish Ouau was sworn in for his second term as Prime Minister on June 10, 2030. Greens leader Isabelle Briloani and Democrats leader Jack Ropa were sworn in as his deputies the same day.

2030 StrayaRoos Federal Election

June 8, 2030 (2030-06-08)
all 361 seats in the House of Representatives 36 of 71 seats in the Senate 181 seats for a majority seats needed for a majority
Registered	72,859,887
Turnout	96.29%
First party Second party Third party   Leader Hamish Ouau Shane Lorti Isabelle Briloani Party Labor NatCon Coalition Greens Leader since August 10 2022 June 15, 2026 August 8, 2029 Leader's seat Pale Outer West Circunses South List Last election 134 104 30 Seats before 151 119 33 Seats won 151 123 31 Seat change 4 2 Popular vote 28,397,876 23,188,633 5,882,996 Percentage 40.48% 33.05% 8.37% Swing 0.81 0.73 0.75   Fourth party Fifth party   Leader Jack Ropa Ryan Nablo Party Democrats USP Alliance Freedom Leader since January 12, 2030 May 1 2034 Leader's seat List List Last election 10 7 Seats before 11 8 Seats won 21 18 Seat change 10 10 Popular vote 3,971,998 4,143,630 Percentage 5.65% 5.89% Swing 2.65 1.29
Prime Minister before election Hamish Ouau Labor Prime Minister Hamish Ouau Labor

Electoral System

Members of the House of Representatives are elected by a hybrid of single-member electorate seats are elected using Instant Runoff Voting, making up half of the seats in the House of Representatives, where the candidate with the least first preferences is eliminated until one candidate has 50.01% of the votes cast in an electorate, and A closed-list Proportional Representation party vote, using the voter’s highest usable preference (i.e. highest-ranked party that has registered a party list with the NEC for that election), being added to the national tally. Then, all party votes will be combined to get a national party vote (NPV).

All Parties with more than 2% of the NPV, or a party that has won at least one electorate seat, will have their vote counts transferred to the List seat allocation. The parties percentage of the national usable votes tally (i.e. Party votes cast for eligible parties) will be multiplied by the number of seats in parliament (currently 361), minus the count of seats won by independent candidates. The resulting number will be the entitlement of a party for that election. The list seats make up half+1 of seats in Parliament, and will be allocated to each party to ensure as many parties as possible reach their entitlement, ensuring proportionality.

Senators are elected by Hare-Clarke preferential voting using 9 multi-member districts. 8 of 8 members, and 1 of 7 members. 4 seats in each district were up for election.

Candidates

The deadline for candidates to be nominated to the National Electoral Comission, for either electorates or party lists, was May 24, 2030. In total, 17 parties submitted party lists, each with at least 100 nominees, totalling 2664 list candidates. Meanwhile, the aforementioned 17 parties, and various minor parties or unaffiliated candidates, submitted over 3000 candidates for the 180 electorate seats

Party		Leader(s)	Founded	Ideology	Seats before election	Candidates
						Electorate	List
	Labor
	Conservative
	National
	Greens
	Democrats
	USP
	GRA
	Indigenous/Meyrani’ora
	Progressives
	StrayaRoos First
	Libertarian
	Socialist Party
	RCT
	Hope Alliance
	Christian United
	Legalise Cannabis

Debates

Table of major debates

Date	Time (ERST)	Host	Location	Topic/Type	Participants
					Labor	NatCon	Greens	Democrats	USP/GRA/SF	Meyrani’ora	Progressives
May 7 2030	5:30pm	rtvS	rtvS House	Minor Parties Debate	A	A	P Isabelle Briloani	P Jack Ropa	P Ryan Nablo	P Sam Tong	P Nathan Utrepo
May 7 2030	7:30pm	rtvS	rtvS House, Pale	Major Parties Debate	P Hamish Ouau	P Shane Lorti	A	A	A	A	A
May 11 2030	8:00pm	Four News	Circunses Forum	Treasurers' Debate	P Rachel Kjalo	P Edward Tewa	A	A	A	A	A
May 21 2030	7:40pm	8news	Ulladulla Centre	Leader's Debate	P Hamish Ouau	P Shane Lorti	P Isabelle Briloani	A	P Ryan Nablo	A	A
June 5 2030	7:40pm	SIX News	Ulladulla Centre	Leader's Debate	P Hamish Ouau	P Shane Lorti	P Isabelle Briloani	P Jack Ropa	P Ryan Nablo	A	A

Results

House of Representatives

Summary of the June 8 2030 election for the House of Representatives (MMP IRV)

Party			Electorate vote		Party vote					Seats
			Seats	Change	Votes	%	Swing (pp)	Seats	Change	Seats	Change
	Labor		65	22	28,397,876	40.38%	0.81	86	22	151
	NatCon		65	23	23,188,633	32.97%	0.64	58	19	123	4
		Conservative	49	19	20,142,912	28.64%	1.71	58	11	107	8
		National	16	4	3,045,771	4.33%	1.07	0	8	16	4
	Greens		17	1	5,882,996	8.37%	0.75	14	1	31	2
	Democrats		13	8	3,971,998	5.65%	2.65	8	2	21	10
	USP		4	2	1,899,657	2.70%	0.59	6		10	2
	GRA		1	1	1,578,992	2.25%	0.61	7	7	8	8
	Indigenous/Meyrani’ora		6	3	1,406,993	2.00%	1.10	2		8	3
	Legalise Cannabis		0	New	969,994	1.38%	New	0	New	0	New
	StrayaRoos First		0		664,981	0.95%	0.05	0		0
	Reform		0		531,882	0.76%	0.14	0		0
	Socialist Party		0	3	512,987	0.73%	1.77	0	6	0	9
	Progressives		0	1	451,987	0.64%	0.64	0	4	0	5
	Libertarian		0	2	439,998	0.63%	0.28	0	1	0	3
	RCT		0		212,985	0.30%	0.01	0		0
	Hope Alliance		0		180,764	0.25%	0.26	0		0
	Christian United		0		31,884	0.05%	0.01	0		0
	Independents		9	2	N/A					9	2

Cove

Summary of the June 8 2030 election for the House of Representatives in Cove State (IRV)

Party			Primary vote			Seats
			Votes	%	Swing (pp)	Seats	Change
	Labor