Введение
Никаких Это список выборов в Палату представителей Австралии с момента ее создания в 1901 году до настоящего времени. Случайные вакансии в Палате представителей возникают, когда член умирает, дисквалифицируется или уходит в отставку, или по какой-либо другой причине место становится вакантным. Члены обычно подают в отставку, подав заявление о своей отставке спикеру Палаты представителей. Случайные вакансии заполняются выборами. Спикер имеет право решать, когда созвать досрочные выборы, и может не созывать их вообще, например, если всеобщие выборы неизбежны. Между выпуском спикером ордера и датой досрочных выборов должно пройти не менее 33 дней, и спикер не может выпустить ордер до получения официального письма об отставке. Досрочные выборы должны состояться в субботу. Дополнительные выборы проводятся в избирательном округе после запланированных всеобщих выборов, если выборы не проводятся. НОТОК
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This is a list of by elections for the Australian House of Representatives from its creation in 1901 until the present day. Casual vacancies in the House of Representatives arise when a member dies, is disqualified or resigns, or for some other reason the seat becomes vacant. Members normally resign by tendering resignation to the Speaker of the House of Representatives. Casual vacancies are filled by by elections. The Speaker has a discretion as to when to call a by election and may not call one at all, for example, if a general election is imminent. At least 33 days must elapse between the issue by the Speaker of a writ and the date of a by election, and the Speaker cannot issue the writ until receipt of a formal letter of resignation. A by election must take place on a Saturday. A supplementary election is held in an electorate following a scheduled general election if the election is not held. NOTOC
This is a list of by elections for the Australian House of Representatives from its creation in 1901 until the present day. Casual vacancies in the House of Representatives arise when a member dies, is disqualified or resigns, or for some other reason the seat becomes vacant. Members normally resign by tendering resignation to the Speaker of the House of Representatives. Casual vacancies are filled by by elections. The Speaker has a discretion as to when to call a by election and may not call one at all, for example, if a general election is imminent. At least 33 days must elapse between the issue by the Speaker of a writ and the date of a by election, and the Speaker cannot issue the writ until receipt of a formal letter of resignation. A by election must take place on a Saturday. A supplementary election is held in an electorate following a scheduled general election if the election is not held. NOTOC
Список федеральных досрочных выборов
В следующей таблице, прибыли для австралийской лейбористской партии выделены красным, для Либеральной партии Австралии и ее предшественников (включая Протекционистскую партию) в синем, для Национальной партии Австралии и ее предшественников в темно-зеленом, австралийских зеленых в светло-зеленом и для других в сером. Место, которое было сохранено соответствующими партиями, остается белым. Запятые вокруг даты указывают, что кандидат не был выдвинут, когда номинации закрылись. Эти кандидаты были объявлены "избранными без соперников" с даты закрытия номинаций, поскольку не было необходимости проводить досрочные выборы. V. Evatt Трудовой ПартияБерт Джеймс ТрудовойПартия Трудовой Партия9 апреля 1960 ОтставкаРичард КейсиЛиберальный Джон ДжонсонЛиберальная Партия Трудовой Партии19191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919
In the following table, gains for the Australian Labor Party are highlighted in red, for the Liberal Party of Australia and its predecessors (including the Protectionist Party) in blue, for the National Party of Australia and its predecessors in dark green, the Australian Greens in light green and for others in grey. Seats that were retained by the respective parties remain white. Brackets around a date indicate that the candidate was unopposed when nominations closed. These candidates were declared "elected unopposed" with effect from the date of the closing of nominations, as there was no need to hold a by election. 47th Parliament (2022–present)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyCook13 April 2024ResignationScott Morrison LiberalSimon Kennedy LiberalDunkley2 March 2024DeathPeta Murphy LaborJodie Belyea LaborFadden15 July 2023ResignationStuart Robert Liberal NationalCameron Caldwell Liberal NationalAston1 April 2023ResignationAlan Tudge LiberalMary Doyle Labor46th Parliament (2019–2022)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyGroom28 November 2020ResignationJohn McVeigh Liberal NationalGarth Hamilton Liberal NationalEden Monaro4 July 2020ResignationMike Kelly LaborKristy McBain Labor45th Parliament (2016–2019)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyWentworth20 October 2018ResignationMalcolm Turnbull LiberalKerryn Phelps IndependentBraddon28 July 2018 Resignation (ineligibility)Justine Keay LaborJustine Keay LaborFremantle28 July 2018 Resignation (ineligibility)Josh Wilson LaborJosh Wilson LaborLongman28 July 2018 Resignation (ineligibility)Susan Lamb LaborSusan Lamb LaborMayo28 July 2018 Resignation (ineligibility)Rebekha Sharkie Centre AllianceRebekha Sharkie Centre AlliancePerth28 July 2018 ResignationTim Hammond LaborPatrick Gorman LaborBatman17 March 2018 Resignation (ineligibility)David Feeney LaborGed Kearney LaborBennelong16 December 2017 ResignationJohn Alexander LiberalJohn Alexander LiberalNew England2 December 2017 DisqualificationBarnaby Joyce NationalBarnaby Joyce National44th Parliament (2013–2016)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyNorth Sydney5 December 2015 ResignationJoe Hockey LiberalTrent Zimmerman LiberalCanning19 September 2015 DeathDon Randall LiberalAndrew Hastie LiberalGriffith8 February 2014 ResignationKevin Rudd LaborTerri Butler Labor43rd Parliament (2010–2013)No by elections held42nd Parliament (2007–2010)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyHiggins5 December 2009ResignationPeter Costello LiberalKelly O'Dwyer LiberalBradfield5 December 2009ResignationBrendan Nelson LiberalPaul Fletcher LiberalLyne6 September 2008ResignationMark Vaile NationalRob Oakeshott IndependentMayo6 September 2008 ResignationAlexander Downer LiberalJamie Briggs LiberalGippsland28 June 2008 ResignationPeter McGauran NationalDarren Chester National41st Parliament (2004–2007)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyWerriwa19 March 2005 ResignationMark Latham LaborChris Hayes Labor40th Parliament (2001–2004)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyCunningham19 October 2002 ResignationStephen Martin LaborMichael Organ Greens39th Parliament (1998–2001)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyAston14 July 2001 DeathPeter Nugent LiberalChris Pearce LiberalRyan17 March 2001 ResignationJohn Moore LiberalLeonie Short LaborIsaacs12 August 2000 DeathGreg Wilton LaborAnn Corcoran LaborHolt6 November 1999 ResignationGareth Evans LaborAnthony Byrne Labor38th Parliament (1996–1998)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyFraser1 February 1997 ResignationJohn Langmore LaborSteve Dargavel LaborLindsay19 October 1996 DisqualificationJackie Kelly LiberalJackie Kelly LiberalBlaxland15 June 1996 ResignationPaul Keating LaborMichael Hatton Labor37th Parliament (1993–1996)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyWentworth8 April 1995 ResignationJohn Hewson LiberalAndrew Thomson LiberalCanberra25 March 1995 ResignationRos Kelly LaborBrendan Smyth LiberalKooyong19 November 1994 ResignationAndrew Peacock LiberalPetro Georgiou LiberalMackellar26 March 1994 ResignationJim Carlton LiberalBronwyn Bishop LiberalWarringah26 March 1994 ResignationMichael MacKellar LiberalTony Abbott LiberalBonython19 March 1994 ResignationNeal Blewett LaborMartyn Evans LaborFremantle12 March 1994 ResignationJohn Dawkins LaborCarmen Lawrence LaborWerriwa28 January 1994 ResignationJohn Kerin LaborMark Latham Labor36th Parliament (1990–1993)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyWills11 April 1992 ResignationBob Hawke LaborPhil Cleary IndependentMenzies11 May 1991 ResignationNeil Brown LiberalKevin Andrews Liberal35th Parliament (1987–1990)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyGwydir15 April 1989 ResignationRalph Hunt NationalJohn Anderson NationalOxley8 October 1988 Resignation (appointed Governor General)Bill Hayden LaborLes Scott LaborGroom9 April 1988 ResignationTom McVeigh NationalBill Taylor LiberalPort Adelaide26 March 1988 ResignationMick Young LaborRod Sawford LaborAdelaide6 February 1988 ResignationChris Hurford LaborMike Pratt Liberal34th Parliament (1984–1987)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyScullin8 February 1986 ResignationHarry Jenkins Sr. LaborHarry Jenkins Labor33rd Parliament (1983–1984)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyCorangamite18 February 1984 ResignationTony Street LiberalStewart McArthur LiberalHughes18 February 1984 ResignationLes Johnson LaborRobert Tickner LaborRichmond18 February 1984 ResignationDoug Anthony NationalCharles Blunt NationalMoreton5 November 1983 ResignationJames Killen LiberalDon Cameron LiberalBruce28 May 1983 ResignationBilly Snedden LiberalKen Aldred LiberalWannon7 May 1983 ResignationMalcolm Fraser LiberalDavid Hawker Liberal32nd Parliament (1980–1983)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyFlinders4 December 1982 ResignationPhillip Lynch LiberalPeter Reith LiberalLowe13 March 1982 ResignationWilliam McMahon LiberalMichael Maher LaborWentworth11 April 1981 ResignationBob Ellicott LiberalPeter Coleman LiberalBoothby21 February 1981 ResignationJohn McLeay LiberalSteele Hall LiberalCurtin21 February 1981 ResignationVictor Garland LiberalAllan Rocher LiberalMcPherson21 February 1981 DeathEric Robinson LiberalPeter White Liberal31st Parliament (1977–1980)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyGrayndler23 June 1979 DeathFrank Stewart LaborLeo McLeay LaborWerriwa23 September 1978 ResignationGough Whitlam LaborJohn Kerin Labor30th Parliament (1975–1977)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyCunningham25 October 1977 Death Rex Connor LaborStewart West Labor29th Parliament (1974–1975)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyBass28 June 1975 ResignationLance Barnard LaborKevin Newman Liberal28th Parliament (1972–1974)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyParramatta22 September 1973 ResignationNigel Bowen LiberalPhilip Ruddock Liberal27th Parliament (1969–1972)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyMurray20 March 1971 ResignationJohn McEwen CountryBruce Lloyd CountryChisholm19 September 1970 DeathWilfrid Kent Hughes LiberalTony Staley LiberalAustralian Capital Territory30 May 1970 DeathJim Fraser LaborKep Enderby Labor26th Parliament (1966–1969)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyBendigo7 June 1969 ResignationNoel Beaton LaborDavid Kennedy LaborGwydir7 June 1969 ResignationIan Allan CountryRalph Hunt CountryCurtin19 April 1969ResignationPaul Hasluck LiberalVictor Garland LiberalHiggins24 February 1968 Death (presumed drowning)Harold Holt LiberalJohn Gorton LiberalCapricornia30 September 1967 Death George Gray LaborDoug Everingham LaborCorio22 July 1967 ResignationHubert Opperman LiberalGordon Scholes Labor25th Parliament (1963–1966)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyKooyong2 April 1966 ResignationRobert Menzies LiberalAndrew Peacock LiberalDawson26 February 1966 DeathGeorge Shaw CountryRex Patterson LaborRiverina27 February 1965 ResignationHugh Roberton CountryBill Armstrong CountryRobertson5 December 1964 ResignationRoger Dean LiberalWilliam Bridges Maxwell LiberalAngas20 June 1964 ResignationAlick Downer LiberalGeoffrey Giles LiberalParramatta20 June 1964 ResignationGarfield Barwick LiberalNigel Bowen LiberalDenison15 February 1964 DeathAthol Townley LiberalAdrian Gibson Liberal24th Parliament (1961–1963)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyEast Sydney 28 September 1963 DeathEddie Ward LaborLen Devine LaborGrey1 June 1963 DeathEdgar Russell LaborJack Mortimer LaborBatman1 September 1962 DeathAlan Bird LaborSam Benson Labor23rd Parliament (1958–1961)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyHiginbotham10 December 1960 DeathFrank Timson LiberalDon Chipp LiberalCalare5 November 1960 ResignationJohn Howse LiberalJohn England CountryBalaclava16 July 1960 ResignationPercy Joske LiberalRay Whittorn LiberalBendigo16 July 1960 DeathPercy Clarey LaborNoel Beaton LaborHunter9 April 1960 ResignationH. V. Evatt LaborBert James LaborLa Trobe9 April 1960 ResignationRichard Casey LiberalJohn Jess Liberal22nd Parliament (1955–1958)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyParramatta8 March 1958 ResignationHoward Beale LiberalGarfield Barwick LiberalRichmond15 September 1957 DeathLarry Anthony CountryDoug Anthony CountryWentworth8 December 1956 ResignationEric Harrison LiberalLes Bury LiberalBarker13 October 1956 DeathArchie Cameron LiberalJim Forbes LiberalCunningham(11 April 1956) DeathBilly Davies LaborVictor Kearney Labor21st Parliament (1954–1955)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyCook21 May 1955 DeathTom Sheehan LaborJim Cope Labor20th Parliament (1951–1954)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyGwydir19 December 1953 DeathThomas Treloar CountryIan Allan CountryCorangamite29 August 1953 DeathAllan McDonald LiberalDan Mackinnon LiberalLang29 August 1953 DeathDan Mulcahy LaborFrank Stewart LaborDalley9 May 1953 DeathSol Rosevear LaborArthur Greenup LaborBradfield20 December 1952 DeathBilly Hughes LiberalHarry Turner LiberalWerriwa29 November 1952 DeathBert Lazzarini LaborGough Whitlam LaborFlinders18 October 1952 DeathRupert Ryan LiberalKeith Ewert LaborLyne22 March 1952 DeathJim Eggins CountryPhilip Lucock CountryBalaclava28 July 1951 ResignationThomas White LiberalPercy Joske LiberalMacquarie28 July 1951 DeathBen Chifley LaborTony Luchetti Labor19th Parliament (1949–1951)No by elections held18th Parliament (1946–1949)No by elections held17th Parliament (1943–1946)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyHenty30 March 1946 ResignationArthur Coles IndependentJo Gullett LiberalWimmera9 February 1946 ResignationAlexander Wilson IndependentWinton Turnbull CountryFremantle18 August 1945 DeathJohn Curtin LaborKim Beazley Labor16th Parliament (1940–1943)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyBoothby24 May 1941 DeathJohn Price United AustraliaGrenfell Price United AustraliaSwan21 December 1940 DeathHenry Gregory CountryThomas Marwick CountryKalgoorlie16 November 1940 DeathAlbert Green LaborHerbert Johnson Labor15th Parliament (1937–1940)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyCorio2 March 1940 ResignationRichard Casey United AustraliaJohn Dedman LaborWilmot27 May 1939 DeathJoseph Lyons United AustraliaLancelot Spurr LaborGriffith20 May 1939 DeathFrank Baker LaborWilliam Conelan LaborWakefield10 December 1938 Death (aircraft crash)Charles Hawker United AustraliaSydney McHugh Labor14th Parliament (1934–1937)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyGwydir8 May 1937 ResignationAubrey Abbott CountryWilliam Scully LaborDarling Downs19 December 1936 Death Littleton Groom United AustraliaArthur Fadden CountryKennedy12 December 1936 DeathDarby Riordan LaborBill Riordan LaborFawkner17 August 1935 DeathGeorge Maxwell United AustraliaHarold Holt United AustraliaNewcastle1 June 1935 Death David Watkins LaborDavid Watkins Labor13th Parliament (1931–1934)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyFlinders11 November 1933 ResignationStanley Bruce United AustraliaJames Fairbairn United AustraliaEast Sydney6 February 1932 DeathJohn Clasby United AustraliaEddie Ward Lang Labor12th Parliament (1929–1931)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyEast Sydney7 March 1931 DeathJohn West LaborEddie Ward LaborParkes31 January 1931 ResignationEdward McTiernan LaborCharles Marr NationalistFranklin14 December 1929 Death William McWilliams IndependentCharles Frost Labor11th Parliament (1928–1929)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyBalaclava3 August 1929 ResignationWilliam Watt NationalistThomas White Nationalist10th Parliament (1925–1928)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyWide Bay(3 September 1928) DeathEdward Corser NationalistBernard Corser CountryMartin16 June 1928 Death Herbert Pratten NationalistGraham Pratten NationalistWarringah21 May 1927 ResignationGranville Ryrie NationalistArchdale Parkhill NationalistDalley26 February 1927 ResignationWilliam Mahony LaborTed Theodore LaborEden Monaro6 March 1926 Death Austin Chapman NationalistJohn Perkins Nationalist9th Parliament (1922–1925)No by elections held8th Parliament (1919–1922)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyYarra18 February 1922 DeathFrank Tudor LaborJames Scullin LaborParramatta10 December 1921 ResignationJoseph Cook NationalistHerbert Pratten NationalistWest Sydney3 September 1921 Death T. J. Ryan LaborWilliam Lambert LaborMaranoa30 July 1921 DeathJim Page LaborJames Hunter CountryKalgoorlie18 December 1920 ExpulsionHugh Mahon LaborGeorge Foley NationalistBallaarat10 July 1920 Disqualification (void election)Edwin Kerby NationalistCharles McGrath Labor7th Parliament (1917–1919)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyEchuca20 September 1919 DeathAlbert Palmer NationalistWilliam Hill Victorian FarmersCorangamite14 December 1918 Death Chester Manifold NationalistWilliam Gibson Victorian FarmersSwan26 October 1918 DeathJohn Forrest NationalistEdwin Corboy LaborFlinders11 May 1918 ResignationWilliam Irvine NationalistStanley Bruce NationalistGrampians27 October 1917 DeathCarty Salmon NationalistEdmund Jowett NationalistDarwin30 June 1917 DeathCharles Howroyd NationalistWilliam Spence Nationalist6th Parliament (1914–1917)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyWide Bay11 December 1915 ResignationAndrew Fisher LaborEdward Corser LiberalDalley(6 May 1915) DeathRobert Howe LaborWilliam Mahony LaborGrampians20 February 1915 DeathEdward Jolley LaborCarty Salmon LiberalBendigo6 February 1915 Death John Arthur LaborAlfred Hampson Labor5th Parliament (1913–1914)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyAdelaide10 January 1914 Death Ernest Roberts LaborGeorge Edwin Yates LaborKalgoorlie22 December 1913 Death Charlie Frazer LaborHugh Mahon Labor4th Parliament (1910–1913)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyWerriwa1 June 1912 ResignationDavid Hall LaborBenjamin Bennett LaborBoothby11 November 1911 Death Lee Batchelor LabourDavid Gordon LiberalNorth Sydney11 March 1911 DeathGeorge Edwards LiberalGranville Ryrie LiberalBatman8 February 1911 DeathHenry Beard LabourFrank Brennan LabourKooyong24 August 1910 ResignationWilliam Knox LiberalRobert Best Liberal3rd Parliament (1906–1910)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyWakefield28 August 1909 Death Frederick Holder IndependentRichard Foster LiberalAdelaide13 June 1908 DeathCharles Kingston ProtectionistErnest Roberts LabourEchuca10 July 1907 Disqualification (void election)Albert Palmer Anti SocialistAlbert Palmer Anti Socialist2nd Parliament (1903–1906)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyRiverina18 May 1904 Disqualification (void election)Robert Blackwood Free TradeJohn Chanter ProtectionistMelbourne30 March 1904 Disqualification (void election)Malcolm McEacharn ProtectionistWilliam Maloney LabourWilmot26 February 1904 DeathEdward Braddon Free TradeNorman Cameron Free Trade1st Parliament (1901–1903)Division Date Cause Former member Party Winner PartyEast Sydney4 September 1903 Resignation (protest)George Reid Free TradeGeorge Reid Free TradeTasmania26 March 1902 DeathFrederick Piesse Free TradeWilliam Hartnoll Free TradeDarling Downs14 September 1901 DeathWilliam Henry Groom ProtectionistLittleton Groom Protectionist