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<postdate>2024-10-26 14:57:55</postdate>
<headline>Official: the ACT election winners</headline>
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<caption>The ACT Legislative Assembly. Photo: Senthan Thani</caption>
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<div><strong>Counting and the final distribution of preferences in last Saturday's ACT Legislative Assembly election are complete.</strong></div>
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<div>Electoral commissioner Damian Cantwell has announced the names of the 25 candidates elected to represent the ACT’s five electorates in the Eleventh Assembly.</div>
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<div>Labor has retained its 10 seats; the Liberals remain on nine; the Greens, two down, on four seats and one apiece for Independents for Canberra and Fiona Carrick Independents.</div>
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<div>There will be six new members in the Assembly, three from Brindabella where Joy Burch and Nicole Lawder  retired and veteran minister Mick Gentleman lost his seat.</div>
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<div>In Ginninderra, Labor's Tara Cheyne outpolled her Deputy Chief Minister Yvette Berry. And in Murrumbidgee, Liberal Jeremy Hanson again topped the electorate; likewise Liberal Mark Parton in Brindabella.</div>
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<div>Candidates to be declared as elected, in the order in which they were successful in the count, are:</div>
<h3><span style="color: #800000;"> <strong>Brindabella</strong></span></h3>
<div>•Mark Parton (Liberals)</div>
<div>•Deborah Morris (Liberals)</div>
<div>•Caitlin Tough (Labor)</div>
<div>•Taimus Werner-Gibbings (Labor)</div>
<div>•Laura Nuttall (Greens)</div>
<h3><strong><span style="color: #800000;">Ginninderra</span></strong></h3>
<div>•Tara Cheyne (Labor)</div>
<div>•Yvette Berry (Labor)</div>
<div>•Peter Cain (Liberals)</div>
<div>•Jo Clay (Greens)</div>
<div>•Chiaka Barry (Liberals)</div>
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<div><span style="color: #800000;"><strong>Kurrajong</strong></span></div>
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<div>•Andrew Barr (Labor)</div>
<div>•Elizabeth Lee (Liberals)</div>
<div>•Rachel Stephen-Smith (Labor)</div>
<div>•Shane Rattenbury (Greens)</div>
<div>•Thomas Emerson (Independents for Canberra)</div>
<h3><span style="color: #800000;">Murrumbidgee</span></h3>
<div>•Jeremy Hanson (Liberals)</div>
<div>•Chris Steel (Labor)</div>
<div>•Fiona Carrick (Fiona Carrick Independents)</div>
<div>•Ed Cocks (Liberals)</div>
<div>•Marisa Paterson (Labor)</div>
<h3><span style="color: #800000;"> Yerrabi</span></h3>
<div>•Michael Pettersson (Labor)</div>
<div>•Suzanne Orr (Labor)</div>
<div>•Leanne Castley (Liberals)</div>
<div>•James Milligan (Liberals)</div>
<div>•Andrew Braddock (Greens)</div>
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