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1980 Northern Territory general election

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1980 Northern Territory general election

← 19777 June 1980 (1980-06-07)1983 →

All 19 seats of theNorthern Territory Legislative Assembly
10 seats needed for a majority
Turnout78.0 (Increase 2.1pp)
 First partySecond party
 
Paul Everingham.jpg
Jon Isaacs.jpg
LeaderPaul EveringhamJon Isaacs
PartyCountry LiberalLabor
Leader since13 August 197721 September 1977
Leader's seatJingiliMillner
Last election12 seats6 seats
Seats won117
Seat changeDecrease 1Increase 1
Popular vote20,06515,818
Percentage50.0%39.4%
SwingIncrease 9.9Increase 1.2


Chief Minister before election

Paul Everingham
Country Liberal

ElectedChief Minister

Paul Everingham
Country Liberal

A general election was held in theNorthern Territory on Saturday June 7, 1980. It was the first to be held since self-government was attained two years earlier, and was won by the incumbentCountry Liberal Party (CLP) under Chief MinisterPaul Everingham.

Although the CLP's share of the vote increased by almost 10 percentage points, it lost one seat.

The only independent member of the Legislative Assembly,Dawn Lawrie, retained her seat ofNightcliff.

Results

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See also:Results of the Northern Territory general election, 1980
Summary of the results of the 1980 Northern Territory general election.Legislative Assembly[1]
PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Country Liberal20,06549.97Increase 9.8411Decrease 1
Labor15,81839.39Increase 1.167Increase 1
Independents3,2518.10Decrease 3.541Steady
Democrats3520.88Increase 0.880Steady
Marijuana2720.68Increase 0.680Steady
Progress2100.52Decrease 9.240Steady
Christian Democrat1880.47New0Steady
Total40,156100.0019
Valid votes40,15696.80
Invalid/blank votes1,3283.20Decrease 0.53
Total votes41,484100.00
Registered voters/turnout53,21877.95Increase 18.14
Popular vote
Country Liberal
50.0%
Labor
39.4%
Democrats
0.9%
Marijuana
0.7%
Progress
0.5%
Others
0.5%
Independents
8.1%
Seats
Country Liberal
57.9%
Labor
36.8%
Independents
5.3%

Candidates

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Sitting members are listed in bold. Successful candidates are highlighted in the relevant colour.

ElectorateHeld byLaborCLPOther
Alice SpringsCLPTed HamptonDenis CollinsRod Oliver (Ind)
Dave Pollock (Ind)
ArnhemLaborBob CollinsGatjil DjerrkuraMark McAleer (AMP)
BarklyCLPWilliam ThomsonIan TuxworthNeville Andrews (PP)
CasuarinaCLPDennis BreeNick DondasKlaus Roth (Dem)
ElseyCLPMaged AboutalebLes MacFarlanePatricia Davies (Ind)
James Forscutt (Ind)
Lawrence Hughes (Ind)
R. T. Reilly (Ind)
Fannie BayLaborPam O'NeilElla Stack
GillenCLPRosalie McDonaldJim Robertson
JingiliCLPPeter HansenPaul EveringhamPeter Read (Dem)
LudmillaCLPKay SpurrRoger SteeleRoy Barden (Ind)
MacdonnellLaborNeville PerkinsRosalie Kunoth-Monks
MillnerLaborJon IsaacsJohn Robinson
NhulunbuyCLPDan LeoMilton BallantyneMichael O'Reilly (Ind)
NightcliffIndependentAnne AmosCharles Coombs (CDP)
Dawn Lawrie (Ind)
Port DarwinCLPJack HaritosTom HarrisLen Myles (Dem)
Peter Taylor (AMP)
SandersonLaborJune D'RozarioDaryl ManzieRon Mann (CDP)
StuartCLPJohn ThomasRoger Vale
Stuart ParkCLPPeter CavanaghMarshall PerronJohn Duffy (AMP)
Terry Wilson (Ind)
TiwiCLPHarry MaschkeNoel Padgham-PurichLen McAlear (Ind)
Jenny Smither (AMP)
Victoria RiverLaborJack DoolanJohn MillhouseBronte Douglass (Ind)
Jack McCarthy (Ind)

Seats changing hands

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SeatPre-1980SwingPost-1980
PartyMemberMarginMarginMemberParty
Nhulunbuy Country LiberalsMilton Ballantyne6.1N/A4.4Dan LeoLabor 

References

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  1. ^"1980 General election (PDF 731KB)"(PDF).ntec.nt.gov.au. Northern Territory Electoral Commission. 1980. Retrieved7 March 2024.
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