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Liberal Party of Australia (Tasmanian Division) | |
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File:Tasmanian Liberals Logo - White - Vertical.png | |
Leader | Will Hodgman |
Deputy Leader | Jeremy Rockliff |
President | Geoff Page |
Youth wing | Young Liberal Movement of Australia |
Ideology | Liberal conservatism Classical liberalism |
Political position | Centre-right |
National affiliation | Liberal Party of Australia |
Tasmanian House of Assembly | 15 / 25 |
Tasmanian Legislative Council | 2 / 15 |
Australian House of Representatives (TAS) | 0 / 5 |
Australian Senate (TAS) | 4 / 12 |
Website | |
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The Liberal Party of Australia (Tasmanian Division), commonly known as the Tasmanian Liberals, is the state division of the Liberal Party of Australia in Tasmania.[1] The party currently governs in Tasmania. The party is part of the federal Liberal Party of Australia which governs nationally in Coalition with the National Party of Australia.
Parliamentary Party Leader | |
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since 15 March 2014 | |
Inaugural holder | Neil Campbell |
Premiers
Five parliamentary Liberal leaders have served as Premier of Tasmania: Angus Bethune (1969–1972), Robin Gray (1982–1989), Ray Groom (1992–1996), Tony Rundle (1996–1998) and Will Hodgman (2014–present).
Deputy Premiers
Six parliamentary Liberal deputy leaders have served as Deputy Premier of Tasmania: Max Bingham (1982–1984), Geoff Pearsall (1984–1988), Ray Groom (1988–1989), John Beswick (1992–1996), Sue Napier (1996–1998) and Jeremy Rockliff (2014–).
List of parliamentary leaders
- Neil Campbell (1945–1950)
- Rex Townley (1950–1956)
- Tim Jackson (1956–1960)
- Angus Bethune (1960–1972)
- Max Bingham (1972–1979)
- Geoff Pearsall (1979–1981)
- Robin Gray (1981–1991)
- Ray Groom (1991–1996)
- Tony Rundle (1996–1999)
- Sue Napier (1999–2001)
- Bob Cheek (2001–2002)
- Rene Hidding (2002–2006)
- Will Hodgman (2006–)
State election results
Election | Seats won | ± | Total votes | % | Position | Leader |
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1946 | 12 / 30
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44,158 | 34.25% | Opposition | Neil Campbell | |
1948 | 12 / 30
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0 | 54,010 | 37.84% | Opposition | Neil Campbell |
1950 | 14 / 30
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2 | 69,429 | 47.57% | Opposition | Rex Townley |
1955 | 15 / 30
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1 | 70,959 | 45.35% | Opposition | Rex Townley |
1956 | 15 / 30
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0 | 69,477 | 43.61% | Opposition | Tim Jackson |
1959 | 16 / 35
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1 | 66,005 | 41.05% | Opposition | Tim Jackson |
1964 | 16 / 35
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0 | 67,971 | 38.49% | Opposition | Angus Bethune |
1969 | 17 / 35
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1 | 83,261 | 43.98% | Minority Government | Angus Bethune |
1972 | 14 / 35
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3 | 76,073 | 38.37% | Opposition | Angus Bethune |
1976 | 17 / 35
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3 | 104,613 | 44.5% | Opposition | Max Bingham |
1979 | 15 / 35
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2 | 98,845 | 41.3% | Opposition | Max Bingham |
1982 | 18 / 35
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3 | 121,346 | 48.5% | Majority Government | Robin Gray |
1986 | 18 / 35
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0 | 138,836 | 54.2% | Majority Government | Robin Gray |
1989 | 17 / 35
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1 | 128,143 | 46.9% | Opposition | Robin Gray |
1992 | 19 / 35
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2 | 154,337 | 54.1% | Majority Government | Ray Groom |
1996 | 16 / 35
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3 | 121,391 | 41.2% | Minority Government | Ray Groom |
1998 | 10 / 25
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6 | 112,146 | 38.1% | Opposition | Tony Rundle |
2002 | 7 / 25
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3 | 81,185 | 27.4% | Opposition | Bob Cheek |
2006 | 7 / 25
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0 | 98,511 | 31.8% | Opposition | Rene Hidding |
2010 | 10 / 25
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3 | 124,933 | 39.0% | Opposition | Will Hodgman |
2014 | 15 / 25
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5 | 167,051 | 51.2% | Majority Government | Will Hodgman |
2018 | 13 / 25
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2 | 168,303 | 50.3% | Majority Government | Will Hodgman |
References
- ^ "Current register of political parties". Australian Electoral Commission. Retrieved 19 November 2016.