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District Council of Franklin Harbour - 24 February 2020

 

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Franklin Map, Detailed

Area Councillor ( 1 vacancy)
Voting closed in the supplementary election on Monday 24 February 2020.
Two candidates stood in the election:

DEER, Rachel Louise
GRIFFITHS, Daniel John

The following are the full results for this election
Elected:

Kirsty MacGregor

DEER, Rachel Louise

Count Summary
Enrolled voters: 891
Envelopes returned: 533
Envelopes accepted: 514
Envelopes rejected: 19
Ballot papers not returned in envelope: 0
Formal votes: 510
Informal votes: 4
Voter participation: 533 (59.82% of the total enrolment)
Quota: 256
First preference votes (before distribution of preferences)

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.

CandidateFirst preference votesPercentage
DEER, Rachel Louise 433  84.90%
GRIFFITHS, Daniel John 77  15.10%
Distribution of preferences

As DEER, Rachel Louise obtained a number of first preference votes greater than the quota of 256 she has been declared elected.

To view the distribution of votes refer to the Franklin Harbour Area -Scrutiny Report - 24 Feb 2020 (XLS 58 KB)

District Council of Yankalilla - Light Ward - 24 February 2020

 

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Yankalilla, Light Ward Map, Detailed

Area Councillor ( 1 vacancy)
Voting closed in the supplementary election on Monday 24 February 2020
Three candidates stood in the election:

VERWEY, Bill
WETHERBY, Victoria Winifred
MARKS, TJ

The following are the full results for this election
Elected:

Kirsty MacGregor

VERWEY, Bill

Count Summary
Enrolled voters: 2320
Envelopes returned: 972
Envelopes accepted: 962
Envelopes rejected: 10
Ballot papers not returned in envelope: 1
Formal votes: 959
Informal votes: 2
Voter participation: 973 (41.94% of the total enrolment)
Quota: 480
First preference votes (before distribution of preferences)

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.

CandidateFirst preference votesPercentage
VERWEY, Bill 416  43.38%
WETHERBY, Victoria Winifred 203  21.17%
MARKS, TJ 340  35.45%
Distribution of preferences

After the distribution of preferences VERWEY, Bill obtained 484 votes and was elected. 

To view the distribution of votes refer to the Yankalilla - Light Ward - Scrutiny Report - 24 Feb 2020 (XLS 69 KB)

Superannuation Boards

Elections for South Australian government Superannuation Boards are held every three years and are composed of electing members to the Super SA, Funds SA and Super SA Select Boards. Supplementary elections, for one or more Board Members, may be held if one or more positions becomes vacant.

  • 2024 Superannuation Boards Elections

 

Results

  • Super SA, Funds SA and Super SA Select Board election results - 7 September 2021
  • Super SA Board election results - 28 August 2018 (PDF 471 KB)
  • Funds SA Board election results - 28 August 2018 (PDF 158 KB)
  • Super SA Board election results - 27 August 2015 (PDF 46 KB)
  • Funds SA Board election results - 27 August 2015 (PDF 50 KB)
  • Super SA Select Board election - due to no nominations received, no election was held.

 

More information

For more information, refer to the Superannuation Funds Management Corporation of South Australia Act 1995  or the Superannuation Act 1988 .

South Eastern Water Conservation and Drainage Board

Elections for the South Eastern Water Conservation and Drainage Board are held every four years. The board has one member for each of the following electoral zones - Central Electoral Zone, Northern Electoral Zone and Southern Electoral Zone.

The role of the South Eastern Water Conservation and Drainage Board is to provide an effective system of managing surface water of the non-urban lands in the South East, by conserving, draining, altering the flow of, or utilising that water in any manner.

 

  • South Eastern Water Conservation and Drainage Board 2024

  • South Eastern Water Conservation and Drainage Board 2020

More information

  • South Eastern Water Conservation and Drainage Board
  • South Eastern Water Conservation and Drainage Act 1992

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