AustralianPolitics.com
A primary vote is the “number one” vote cast by an elector in an Australian ballot.
It is the best guide to the actual level of support for a political party or candidate, as distinct from the support measured by the two-party-preferred vote.
Archived Posts Dec 08, 2016: Success And Failure: The ALP’s Results In Federal Elections Since 1910 Aug 24, 2016: 2016 House Of Representatives Primary Votes: State-By-State Breakdown Aug 22, 2016: 2016 Senate Votes: A Higher But Fragmented Vote For Minor And Micro Parties Aug 20, 2016: MPs Who Won Their Seats On First Preferences In The 2016 Federal Election Aug 19, 2016: 2016 Primary Vote Winners, Preference Vote Losers Mar 01, 2015: Preferential Voting In Action: Denison 2010 Feb 16, 2015: Electoral Pocketbook – 2015 Jul 17, 2014: Federal Election Results 1901-2014 Nov 01, 2013: 2013 Primary Vote Winners, Preference Vote Losers Feb 25, 2013: A.L.P. Federal Election Results Since 1910 Dec 01, 2004: 2004 Primary Vote Winners, Preference Vote Losers Dec 20, 2002: Primary Votes In Victorian State Elections 1996-2002 Dec 15, 2001: 2001 Primary Vote Winners, Preference Vote Losers Dec 10, 1998: AEC Electoral Newsfile: Guide To 1998 Federal Election Results Nov 20, 1998: 1998 Primary Vote Winners, Preference Vote Losers Apr 16, 1996: 1996 Primary Vote Winners, Preference Vote Losers Apr 15, 1996: 1996 Federal Election House And Senate Primary Vote Statistics