Victoria · 2022
How preferences flowed in Macedon, round by round. Each time the lowest-ranked candidate is eliminated their votes redistribute to remaining candidates based on voters' next preferences.
Source: Official VEC distribution of preferences
Mary-Anne ThomasAustralian Labor Party · elected
41.4%
17,234 first-preference votes.
59.5%
24,762 votes, up 7,528 from first preferences.
Ahead of Dominic Bonanno by 7,935 votes.
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Candidates excluded one at a time, their votes passing to the next preference.
Votes that passed to Mary-Anne Thomas when each candidate above was excluded. Bars show each candidate's share of the 7,528 votes transferred to Mary-Anne Thomas in total.
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In Victoria's lower house elections, you number every candidate on the ballot from 1 (your favourite) to last. If your first choice doesn't get enough votes, your ballot moves to your next choice — this is called a preference transfer. Counting continues round by round, eliminating the lowest candidate each time, until one candidate has more than half the remaining votes.