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Revision as of 00:10, 18 November 2024

The 2030 StrayaRoos Federal Election was held on Saturday June 8 2030 to elect members of the 35th Parliament of StrayaRoos. 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
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← 2026 June 8, 2030 (2030-06-08) 2034 →

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
Registered72,859,887
Turnout96.29%
  First party Second party Third party
 
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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 won 151 123 31
Seat change Increase 17 Increase 19 Increase 1
Popular vote 28,397,876 23,188,633 5,882,996
Percentage 40.48% 33.05% 8.37%
Swing Decrease 0.81 Increase 0.73 Decrease 0.75

  Fourth party
 
Leader Jack Ropa
Party Democrats
Leader since January 12, 2030
Leader's seat List
Last election 10
Seats won 21
Seat change Increase 11
Popular vote 3,971,998
Percentage 5.65%
Swing Increase 2.65

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.

Campaign Issues

Candidates

Debates

Opinion Polling

Results

Summary of the June 8 2030 election for the House of Representatives (MMP IRV)
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Party Electorate vote Party vote Seats
Seats Change Votes % Swing (pp) Seats Change Seats Change
Labor 65 Decrease 14 28,397,876 40.38% Decrease 0.81 86 Increase 31 151 Increase 17
NatCon 65 Increase 34 23,188,633 33.05% Increase 0.73 58 Decrease 15 123 Increase 19
Conservative 49 Increase 28 20,142,912 28.64% Increase 1.71 58 Decrease 8 107 Increase 20

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