Mid Murray Council - Eyre Ward - 21 February 2022
Due to the passing of a member of the council, a supplementary election was necessary to fill the vacancy of councillor for Eyre ward.
Timetable
Event | Date |
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Roll close | 5:00 pm, Tuesday 30 November 2021 |
Opening of nominations | Thursday 30 December 2021 |
Nominations close | 12 noon, Thursday 13 January 2022 |
Dispatch of ballot material to electors | Tuesday 1 February and Monday 7 February 2022 |
Close of voting (polling day) | 12 noon, Monday 21 February 2022 |
Scrutiny and count | 10:00 am Tuesday 22 February 2022 |
Close of roll
The voters roll for this supplementary election closed at 5:00 pm on Tuesday 30 November 2022.
Candidates
At the close of nominations at 12 noon on Thursday 13 January 2022, a total of 3 nominations were received and accepted for the supplementary election. In accordance with the Local Government (Elections) Act 1999, a draw was held to determine the order of candidates names to appear on the ballot paper. The result of the draw and profiles for each of the candidates are printed below. This information is provided by the candidate and neither the returning officer nor the Mid Murray Council takes responsibility or bears liability for the information contained within.
List of candidates and their profiles
Daily returns
Count summary
Enrolled voters | 2042 |
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Envelopes returned | 623 |
Envelopes accepted |
608 |
Envelopes rejected at preliminary scrutiny | 15 |
Ballot papers not returned in envelope | 0 |
Voter participation | 623 (30.51%) of the total enrolment |
Formal votes |
607 |
Informal votes | 1 |
Quota | 304 |
First preference votes
Below are the first preference votes received by the candidates in the order they appeared on the ballot paper. Percentages have been rounded to two decimal places.
Candidate | First preference votes | Percentage |
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TREDREA, Wayne | 171 | 28.17% |
BROKENSHIRE, Deb | 214 | 35.26% |
GAMERTSFELDER, Jakob | 222 | 36.57% |
Distribution of preferences
After the distribution of preferences Deb BROKENSHIRE obtained 263 votes and was elected under quota.
To view the distribution of votes refer to the Mid Murray Council - Eyre Ward - 21 February 2022.
District Council of Robe - Area Councillor - 24 February 2023
The election of a serving area councillor to the position of mayor resulted in an area councillor position being vacated.
Section 6A of the Local Government (Elections) Act 1999 was applied to fill this vacancy.
The candidates who were not elected in the November 2022 periodic elections were asked to confirm their willingness and eligibility to be elected to this vacancy. As 5 candidates were determined willing and eligible to be elected to the vacancy, a recount of the votes cast at the periodic elections was conducted.
First preference votes
First preference votes were distributed to the 5 eligible candidates, and ballot papers with no preference expressed for an eligible candidate were recorded as exhausted. Below are the first preference votes received by the candidates in the order they appeared on the ballot paper.
Candidate | First preference votes |
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WASSON, Fred | 144 |
MURPHY, Mark Francis | 216 |
FRIED, Peter Anthony | 186 |
BAKER, Mark Andrew | 136 |
LAURIE, David Park | 241 |
Exhausted | 20 |
TOTAL | 943 |
Distribution of preferences
After the distribution of preferences, David Park LAURIE obtained 403 votes and was declared elected under quota at 1:24 pm on Friday 24 February 2023. |
To view the distribution of votes refer to the District Council of Robe - scrutiny sheet (PDF 135 KB)
Kingston District Council - Area Councillor - 20 February 2023
The election of a serving area councillor to the position of mayor resulted in an area councillor position being vacated.
Section 6A of the Local Government (Elections) Act 1999 was applied to fill this vacancy.
The candidates who were not elected in the November 2022 periodic elections were asked to confirm their willingness and eligibility to be elected to this vacancy. It was determined that only one candidate was willing and eligible.
Therefore, James PARKINS was declared elected to the vacancy on 20 February 2023. |
City of Holdfast Bay - Somerton Ward candidate profiles - 15 November 2021
City of Holdfast Bay - Somerton Ward - 15 November 2021
As your former ward councillor I seek your first preference vote so I can continue my service to our community. As a lifelong resident and home owner, 42 years in Penzance Street, I understand the local issues. With tertiary achievements in Science, Education, Psychology and Law along with 8 years as Councillor, Audit Committee chair as well as experience as a company director, I offer the skills to oversee the $70 Million enterprise that is council. I am a creative, positive thinking reformer who will continue to drive new ideas, scrutinise the old ones and develop long term strategies to ensure council is efficient and well prepared for the changes that time brings. I will continue to work to preserve our heritage and ensure pleasant, safe suburbs with a high quality of life. I posses the wisdom and humour that comes from being Dad to 3 children.
Contact details: 8294 4256
If elected I will strive to ensure sound decisions are made reflecting our Community needs. I will act with integrity and respect and my door will always be open. I have lived in Holdfast Bay for over 50 years and am a member of the Gym Glenelg and Glenelg Football Club where my daughter Ellen plays. My career history has been in Finance, Industrial Relations and Federal and State Governments; and I believe this experience will enable me to serve our Community well. Whilst Council must be financed appropriately I am mindful of rate costs: checks and balances are important. I am passionate about our Council's services to our Community and especially our senior members, assisting them in daily activities. I am keen to see our Green Spaces and Parks preserved and expanded where possible; to ensure these areas are available for future generations. Aim to make a difference.
Contact details: 0422 159 509
Retired Business Manager, Ron moved into Glenelg 33 years ago, attracted by the village atmosphere, the natural beauty and wonderful mixture of architecture. 2021 Citizen of the Year for Holdfast Bay, if elected Ron will represent ratepayers seeking to cap rates, audit footpaths and address traffic congestion. Volunteering for social justice issues, home maintenance with the community building team, Sunday picnic drives for elderly citizens, home visits with St Vincent De Paul society and various church ministries has kept Ron in touch with local people. Partner Gary is a resident artist with a recent installation at Kapara. With two daughters and 4 grandchildren, family life, faith and community and giving back are central to Ron's life. Collaboration, trust, good will and respect are essential for a successful functioning Council. If elected Ron will listen to people's problems, seek solutions and be a vigorous voice for the community.
Contact details: 0404 152 077
I have been a resident of Holdfast Bay since 1972 and an active member in our community having served on many local committees and volunteer organisations. I live in Holdfast Bay with my wife Samantha and my two adult sons who have played for the Brighton Bombers and went to Sacred Heart. I am passionate about the environment and currently work for the Department for Environment and Water. I hold a Bachelor of Commerce and previously worked at the University of Adelaide, managing finance business improvement. I want to protect and improve the unique location of Holdfast Bay. I have a vision for Holdfast Bay, where the council works in harmony to achieve strategic outcomes that look to the future and lead other councils. I will support best practices and efficient use of ratepayer council rates while focussing on environmental issues including supporting renewable energy and financial management.
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