Wagga Wagga – results wash-up
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Last night's result was extremely bad for the Liberal Party. We won't know who has won for sure for a few days or even a week, but it looks most likely that independent candidate Joe McGirr has won, and Labor probably has the next...
Wagga Wagga by-election live
Primary votes
Candidate
Votes
%
Swing
Seb McDonagh (SFF)
4456
10.0
10.0
Julia Ham (LIB)
11207
25.1
-28.5
Joe McGirr (IND)
11450
25.6
25.6
Ray Goodlass (GRN)
1285
2.9
-1.8
Tom Arentz (CDP)
853
1.9
-0.4
Paul Funnell (IND)
4834
10.8
0.9
Dan Hayes (ALP)
10642
23.8
-4.7
Two-party-preferred votes
Candidate
Votes
%
Swing
Julia Ham (LIB)
11185
47.7
-14.8
Dan Hayes (ALP)
12270
52.3
14.8
Exhausted
6500
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