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Minor party preference flows 2013 federal election in descending order of 2010 - 2013 change*

 

2013

2010

Change 2010 to 2013
Party Votes % % prefs to ALP Votes % % prefs to ALP
Secular Party of Australia 4834 0.0 70.2 12752 0.1 51.6 +18.6
Independent 177217 1.4 57.1 312496 2.5 43.5 +13.6
Citizens Electoral Council 10400 0.1 50.6 8017 0.1 37.7 +13.0
Socialist Alliance 5032 0.0 81.0 9348 0.1 73.4 +7.6
The Greens 1116918 8.7 83.0 1458998 11.8 78.8 +4.2
Non-Custodial Parents Party 1547 0.0 59.3 2835 0.0 55.1 +4.2
Australian Sex Party 78571 0.6 62.6 11263 0.1 60.1 +2.6
Christian Democratic Party 88576 0.7 28.5 83009 0.7 26.5 +2.0
Family First 181820 1.4 41.7 279330 2.3 40.2 +1.5
The Nationals 67232 4.3 24.6 24009 3.7 23.4 +1.1
Non Affiliated 4850 0.0 52.1 2508 0.0 51.1 +1.0
Liberal 23363 32.0 9.2 61254 30.5 9.0 +0.2
One Nation 22046 0.2 44.9 27184 0.2 45.2 -0.3
DLP - Democratic Labor 36086 0.3 56.5 5212 0.0 59.0 -2.6
Democrats 3614 0.0 52.7 22376 0.2 56.9 -4.1
Liberal Democrats (LDP) 4716 0.0 20.4 24262 0.2 27.9 -7.5
Australia First Party (NSW) Incorporated 7412 0.1 40.3 3670 0.0 48.6 -8.3
From this and this AEC page. Flows are to Labor versus Coalition, so the Coalition figures are 100 minus the Labor ones. These are across all electorates, not just those where preferences were actually distributed.

The exception is the Liberal and National figures, which are for three-cornered contests only; hence the small total votes (that don't correspond with the percentage votes (in "%" columns) which are actual total national votes.

The Liberal and National figures can't be compared with the others. They don't really belong here. Of most interest is the much higher Labor flow from Nationals (24.6%) than Liberal (9.2%) voters.

This table doesn't show parties that didn't contest in 2010. They can be found in this table, which ranks by order of 2013 flow.