See how Australia's 151 federal electorates voted in the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum. The map is not intended to be geographically accurate. Head here for more Voice referendum results. ACT ACT NSW NSW NT NT QLD QLD SA SA TAS TAS VIC VIC WA WA Electorate Vote No Yes Show electorate names Back to top Mon 16 Oct 2023 18.56 EDT Australian voters in the Indigenous voice to parliament referendum were starkly divided, with people in rural areas rejecting the proposal while those in inner cities.
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The Voice to Parliament referendum has been defeated. The ABC projects a majority No vote nationally and in all six states plus the NT. National vote Updated Mon 30 Oct at 4:01am To pass, a national majority of more than 50% of all voters must choose Yes. Projection Yes No National 89.6 % counted NO 39.9% 6.26M 60.1% 9.42M State vote Referendum disclosure Media Media releases Updated: 15 November 2023 Information about the 2023 federal referendum Current state result map Majority in four states required for referendum to pass. Cross-hatching indicates low vote count. *NT and ACT do not count towards state majority Support for yes (%). Tasmania Northern Territory Australian Capital Territory All of Australia Sydney It was clear after just an hour of counting that New South Wales had voted No. But the map of Sydney has shown a fascinating divide. Inner city electorates, particularly those in the eastern suburbs and north shore, are voting Yes.
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Referendum dates and results Listen Updated: 7 November 2023 Poster Past referendum fact sheet Show result: All Carried Not carried Note: * indicates a referendum that was not held in conjunction with an election Source: 2008 Parliamentary Handbook. Parliamentary Library How a referendum works Enrolling to vote in a referendum Referendum voting services Completing a referendum ballot paper How is a referendum carried? Previous referendum results Referendum FAQs are available if you have further questions. Updated: 30 October 2023 Information about referendums A No vote is recorded nationally and in all six states as the Voice to Parliament proposal is defeated in Australia's first referendum this century. Look back on our blog to see how the vote count unfolded. You can see full referendum results here as they happen. Support for Indigenous Australians Australians have delivered a resounding No vote in the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum. Find out how people in your electorate have voted. As ballots for the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum are counted, use the SBS News interactive map to explore how different electorates have voted. Source: SBS News Key Points
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Yes vote for voice referendum vs No vote for republic referendum for each electorate. From Melbourne [Yes] to Maranoa [No], the majority of electorates that voted against a republic in 1999 have. The Australian government has indicated that it has put on hold a proposal to hold a vote on removing King Charles III as its head of state. It is a longstanding policy of Prime Minister Anthony.
Politics portal. v. t. e. In Australia, referendums (also spelled referenda) [1] are public votes held on important issues where the electorate may approve or reject a certain proposal. In contemporary usage, polls conducted on non-constitutional issues are known as plebiscites, with the term referendum being reserved solely for votes on. Brisbane, Australia CNN — With a two-letter word, Australians struck down the first attempt at constitutional change in 24 years, a move experts say will inflict lasting damage on First Nations.
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Australia puts republic referendum plan on hold. Published. 9 hours ago. Share. close panel. Share page. Copy link. About sharing. Image source, PA Media. Image caption, The Australian government. Enrolment for the referendum has broken records, with the national enrolment rate at 97.5 per cent of all eligible voters, and with 94.1 per cent of eligible Indigenous voters enrolled the Indigenous enrolment rate is above 90 per cent for the first time ever.
