The Senate vote in Robertson

A total of 78,509 Senate votes had been counted as of Friday, September 13,of the 100,761 people enrolled in the Robertson electorate.

Liberals and Nationals were leading with 36.76 per cent of total votes at 27,988, followed by Labor at 32.92 per cent with 25,064 votes.

Sitting on 8.13 per cent with 6190 votes was the Liberal Democrats followed by the Greens with 5283 votes at 6.94 per cent.

The Palmer United Party recorded 3.20 per cent at 2436 votes and the Christian Democratic Party (Fred Nile Group) received 1.41 per cent with 1074 votes while the Democratic Labour Party received a total of 1072 votes at 1.41 per cent.

The One Nation Party received 1.02 per cent of the votes with 777, the Sex Party received 0.93 per cent of votes with a total of 707 and the Wikileaks Party received 0.70 per cent of the vote with 534.

The Shooters and Fishers Party received 553 votes at 0.73 per cent, the Australian Independents recorded 417 votes at 0.55 per cent, the Animal Justice Party received 0.50 per cent with 378 and the Australian Fishing and Lifestyle Party received 0.41 per cent and a total of 311 votes.

The Voluntary Euthanasia Party received a total of 284 votes with 0.37 per cent, the Australian Motoring Enthusiast Party received 268 votes at 0.35 and the Pirate Party received 255 votes at 0.33 per cent.

Katter's Australian Party received 0.32 per cent with 243 votes, the Family First Party secured 243 votes with 0.32 per cent and the Bullet Train for Australia party recorded 0.28 per cent and 212 votes.

The Australian Democrats received only 0.21 per cent of the vote with 163, the Smokers' Rights Party received 0.20 per cent and recorded 156 votes, the Carers Alliance received a total of 0.12 per cent with 90 votes and the Stop The Greens party received 0.12 per cent of the vote with 93.

The Drug Law Reform party had 0.09 per cent of the vote with 70 votes in their favour, the No Carbon Tax Climate Sceptics party received 85 votes with 0.11 per cent while the Future Party also received 0.08 per cent with 61 votes.

The Rise Up Australia Party received 58 votes with a total of 0.08 per cent, the Australian Protectionist Party and the Australia First Party each recorded 48 votes with 0.06 per cent of and the Australian Voice party also received 0.06 per cent of votes with a total of 46.

The Stop CSG party and the Secular Party both recorded 38 votes at 0.05 per cent and the Uniting Australia Party received 0.05 per cent with 36 votes.

The Building Australia Party received 0.05 per cent with 35 votes, the Stable Population Party recorded 33 votes with 0.04 per cent, Group F, made up of Andrew Whalan and Peter Grant Cooper, received a total of 30 votes and 0.04 per cent and the Senator Online (Internet Voting Bills/Issues) party received a total of 28 votes with 0.04 per cent.

The Non-Custodial Parents Party (Equal Parenting) received 28 votes at 0.04 per cent, Group AG, made up of Tom Wang and Daniel O'Toole received 0.03 per cent of the Robertson vote with 24 and the Australian Republicans received 22 votes as 0.03 per cent.

The Socialist Alliance party received 21 votes at 0.03 per cent, Socialist Equality Party received 0.03 per cent with 20 votes and independent Ron Poulson received one vote.

Website, 12 Sep 2013

Australian Electoral Commission