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Victorian council general elections, 2012
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78 of Victoria's 79 municipal councils
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The 2012 Victorian council general elections occurred on 27 October with 78 of Victoria's 79 municipal councils being elected.[1][2] All but one of Victoria's municipalities elected their councils, the one exception was Brimbank City Council, which was under administration.[2][3][4]: v  Eight councils had walk-up voting, while the other 80 opted for postal voting.[5] The previous general council elections were held on 29 November 2008, with all of Victoria's 79 councils being elected.[1] The next council elections will be held on 22 October 2016, with all council elections now being fixed-term for four years.[6]

The elections saw 2004 candidates compete for 631 positions across Victoria. 464 incumbent councillors re-contested the election, with 331 re-elected, representing 52% of those elected with the remaining 48% being new councillors. The percentage of women elected to councils rose to 34% from 29% at the 2008 election; 214 women were elected, with ten councils now have a female majority.[4]: vi [7]

There were accusations of smear campaigns; a focus on negative campaigning; the running of dummy candidates;[8][9][10] and physical altercations,[11] with the Local Government Inspectorate receiving 530 complaints, leading to 32 criminal investigation.[10][11][12] These problems are compounded by the fact that candidates for Victorian council elections are not required to disclose political affiliations, and major parties do not back candidates.[8] The Greens are the only party to publicly endorse candidates.[8][13] Voter turnout was also low, with some wards recording voting participation below 50%, and those not voting facing fines.[10][14] To ameliorate these issues and address voter confusion, a review on electoral procedures was undertaken, and set down 55 recommendations in late 2014.[5][10] The report recommendations include capping political donations; mandatory political disclosure; a complete move to postal voting; better, compulsory, education of candidates; and stricter requirements to run for council. Its release was welcomed by Victorian Local Governance Association chief executive Andrew Hollows and Municipal Association of Victoria president Bill McArthur.[5]

Alpine Shire Council edit

Alpine Shire Council elected seven members in a single ward, using proportionally representative voting.[15]

Alpine Shire Council 2012 Elections[15]
Enrolled voters 11524 Formal votes 8374
Voter turnout 8717 (75.64%) Informal votes 343 (3.93%)
Vacancies 7 Quota 1047
Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
Peter Roper 1st elected 1167 13.94%
Tony Keeble 2nd elected 805 9.61%
Ron Janas 3rd elected 801 9.57%
Jan Vonarx 4th elected 897 10.71%
Kate Farrell 5th elected 821 9.80%
John Forsyth 6th elected 705 8.42%
Daryl Pearce 7th elected 520 6.21%

Ararat Rural City Council edit

Ararat Rural City Council was to elect seven members in a single ward, using proportionally representative voting, as it did in the 2008 election. However, an election was not required with all seven seats being filled uncontested.[16][17]

Ararat Rural City Council 2012 Elections[17]
Councillors elected
Councillor
Murray Winston Woods (Unopposed)
Fay Hull (Unopposed)
Gwenda Mary Allgood (Unopposed)
Gary Hull (Unopposed)
Colin McKenzie (Unopposed)
Ian George Harris (Unopposed)
Ian Francis Wilson (Unopposed)

Ballarat City Council edit

Ballarat City Council elected nine members across three wards, with each ward electing three members using proportionally representative voting.[18]

Ballarat City Council Elections 2012[18]
Ward Enrolled voters Voter turnout Formal votes Informal votes Vacancies Quota Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
Central Ward 22818 17163 (75.22%) 16684 479 (2.79%) 3 4172 Samantha McIntosh 1st elected 4355 26.10%
John Charles Burt 2nd elected 3006 18.02%
Belinda Coates 3rd elected 3197 19.16%
North Ward 22818 19735 (79.57%) 19247 488 (2.47%) 3 4812 Vicki Coltman 1st elected 4963 25.79%
John Philips 2nd elected 4046 21.02%
Amy Johnson 3rd elected 3908 20.30%
South Ward 25104 19469 (77.55%) 18912 557 (2.86%) 3 4729 Des Hudson 1st elected 5034 26.62%
Joshua Morris 2nd elected 3617 19.13%
Peter Innes 3rd elected 3075 16.26%

Banyule City Council edit

Banyule City Council elected seven members from seven single-member wards using preferential voting. Tom Melican won Ibbott Ward unopposed, with no election necessary.[19]

Banyule City Council Elections 2012[19]
Ward Enrolled voters Voter turnout Formal votes Informal votes Councillors elected
Councillor Primary vote
Bakewell Ward 12254 8648 (70.57%) 7686 962 (11.12%) Mark Di Pasquale 3207 41.73%
Beale Ward 13336 10087 (75.64%) 9563 524 (5.19%) Wayne Phillips 6323 66.12%
Griffin Ward 13567 9386 (69.18%) 8717 669 (7.13%) Jenny Mulholland 3324 38.13%
Grimshaw Ward 13182 9385 (71.20%) 8556 829 (8.83%) Rick Garotti 3973 46.44%
Hawdon Ward 13678 10022 (73.27%) 9345 677 (6.76%) Steven Briffa 4387 46.94%
Ibbott Ward — — — — Tom Melican (Unopposed)
Olympia Ward 13155 8478 (64.45%) 7782 696 (8.21%) Craig Langdon 3553 45.66%

Bass Coast Shire Council edit

Bass Coast Shire Council elected seven members from seven single-member wards using preferential voting.[20]

Bass Coast Shire Council Elections 2012[20]
Ward Enrolled voters Voter turnout Formal votes Informal votes Councillors elected
Councillor Primary vote
Anderson Ward 5889 4217 (71.61%) 4121 96 (2.28%) Bradley Drew 1856 45.04%
Churchill Ward 5296 3545 (66.94%) 3463 82 (2.31%) Phil Wright 1492 43.08%
Hovell Ward 5441 3961 (72.80%) 3900 61 (1.54%) Neil Rankine 1192 30.56%
Leadbeater Ward 5527 3998 (72.34%) 3895 103 (2.58%) Clare Le Serve 1883 48.34%
McHaffie Ward 5789 4111 (71.01%) 4037 74 (1.80%) Kimberley Brown 1319 32.67%
Thompson Ward 6526 4517 (69.22%) 4427 90 (1.99%) Andrew Phillips 2552 57.65%
Townsend Ward 6419 4733 (73.73%) 4658 75 (1.58%) Jordan Crugnale 1322 28.38%

Baw Baw Shire Council edit

Baw Baw Shire Council elected nine members across four wards, with three wards electing two members and one electing three members, using proportionally representative voting.[21]

Baw Baw Shire Council Elections 2012[21]
Ward Enrolled voters Voter turnout Formal votes Informal votes Vacancies Quota Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
Drouin Ward 8006 5713 (71.36%) 5579 134 (2.35%) 2 1860 Tricia Jones 1st elected 1673 29.99%
Terry Williamson 2nd elected 1202 21.55%
Mount Worth Ward 7901 6306 (79.81%) 6159 147 (2.33%) 2 2054 Murray Cook 1st elected 2244 36.43%
Bill Harrington 2nd elected 1227 19.92%
North Ward 7861 6138 (78.08%) 5944 194 (3.16%) 2 1982 David Balfour 1st elected 3495 58.80%
Deborah Mary Brown 2nd elected 1041 17.51%
Warragul Ward 11085 8778 (79.19%) 8491 287 (3.27%) 3 2123 Joe Gauci 1st elected 1852 21.81%
Gerard Murphy 2nd elected 890 10.48%
Mikaela Power 3rd elected 880 10.36%

Bayside City Council edit

Bayside City Council elected seven members across three wards, with two wards electing two members and one electing three members, using proportionally representative voting.[22]

Bayside City Council Elections 2012[22]
Ward Enrolled voters Voter turnout Formal votes Informal votes Vacancies Quota Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
Central Ward 29467 20491 (69.54%) 18948 1543 (7.53%) 3 4738 James Long 1st elected 1880 9.92%
Stephen Hartney 2nd elected 3106 16.39%
Felicity Frederico 3rd elected 2629 13.87%
Northern Ward 21007 14362 (68.37%) 13515 847 (5.90%) 2 4506 Michael John Heffernan 1st elected 3350 24.79%
Alex Del Porto 2nd elected 2194 16.23%
Southern Ward 20702 15128 (73.08%) 14354 774 (5.12%) 2 4785 Heather Stewart 1st elected 2069 14.41%
Laurence Evans 2nd elected 1320 9.20%

Benalla Rural City Council edit

Benalla Rural City Council elected seven members in a single ward, using proportionally representative voting.[23]

Benalla Rural City Council 2012 Elections[23]
Enrolled voters 11335 Formal votes 8600
Voter turnout 8940 (78.87%) Informal votes 340 (3.80%)
Vacancies 7 Quota 1076
Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
Justin R King 1st elected 1916 22.28%
Peter Davis 2nd elected 1713 19.92%
Peter Dunn 3rd elected 1227 14.27%
Ross Jenkins 4th elected 1088 12.65%
Suzy Martin 5th elected 627 7.29%
Barbara Alexander 6th elected 775 9.01%
Margaret Richards 7th elected 427 4.97%

Boroondara City Council edit

Boroondara City Council elected ten members from ten single-member wards using preferential voting.[24]

Boroondara City Council Elections 2012[24]
Ward Enrolled voters Voter turnout Formal votes Informal votes Councillors elected
Councillor Primary vote
Bellevue Ward 11791 8963 (76.02%) 8744 219 (2.44%) Jim Parke 2625 30.02%
Cotham Ward 12244 9032 (73.77%) 8715 317 (3.51%) Judith Voce 2207 25.32%
Gardiner Ward 12145 8493 (69.93%) 8271 222 (2.61%) Coral Ross 5164 62.44%
Glenferrie Ward 13129 7729 (58.87%) 7533 196 (2.54%) Steve Hurd 2592 34.41%
Junction Ward 12564 8521 (67.82%) 8213 308 (3.61%) Jack Wegman 5048 61.46%
Lynden Ward 12216 9270 (75.88%) 8965 305 (3.29%) Heinz Kreutz 5239 58.44%
Maling Ward 12226 9039 (73.93%) 8774 265 (2.93%) Jane Addis 2868 32.69%
Maranoa Ward 11851 8782 (74.10%) 8502 280 (3.19%) Philip Mallis 4686 55.12%
Solway Ward 12400 9532 (76.87%) 9303 229 (2.40%) Kevin Chow 3267 35.12%
Studley Ward 12255 8178 (66.73%) 7904 274 (3.35%) Phillip Healey 5570 70.47%

Borough of Queenscliffe edit

The Borough of Queenscliffe elected five members in a single ward, using proportionally representative voting.[25]

Borough of Queenscliffe Elections 2012[25]
Enrolled voters 4268 Formal votes 3153
Voter turnout 3241 (75.94%) Informal votes 88 (2.72%)
Vacancies 5 Quota 526
Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
Bob Merriman 1st elected 1006 31.91%
Hélène Butler 2nd elected 505 16.02%
Susan Salter 3rd elected 371 11.77%
Sue Wasterval 4th elected 372 11.80%
Graham Christie 5th elected 380 12.05%

Brimbank City Council edit

Brimbank City Council was placed under administration in 2009 following an investigation which declared that the councillors "'cannot provide good government' and are incapable of improvement and reform." All 11 councillors were stood down.[26] Elections were originally slated for 2012, with all other councils, but the Victorian Government announced in May 2012 that administration would continue and elections would not be held. Brimbank currently has three administrators who undertake the roles that councillors normally would.[3]

Buloke Shire Council edit

Buloke Shire Council elected seven members across three wards, with two wards electing two members and one electing three members, using proportionally representative voting. Reid Matther and Ellen White won seats in Mallee Ward unopposed, with no election necessary.[27]

Buloke Shire Council Elections 2012[27]
Ward Enrolled voters Voter turnout Formal votes Informal votes Vacancies Quota Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
Lower Avoca Ward 1851 1480 (79.96%) 1466 14 (0.95%) 2 489 David Thomas Pollard 1st elected 612 41.75%
Stuart John McLean 2nd elected 509 34.72%
Mallee Ward — — — — 2 — Reid Matther (Unopposed)
Ellen White (Unopposed)
Mount Jeffcott Ward 2475 2042 (82.51%) 2019 23 (1.13%) 3 505 Leo John Tellefson 1st elected 689 34.13%
Graeme Milne 2nd elected 618 30.61%
Gail D Sharp 3rd elected 385 19.07%

Greater Bendigo City Council edit

Greater Bendigo City Council elected nine members across three wards, with each ward electing three members using proportionally representative voting.[28]

Greater Bendigo City Council Elections 2012[28]
Ward Enrolled voters Voter turnout Formal votes Informal votes Vacancies Quota Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
Eppalock Ward 25340 19623 (77.44%) 19032 591 (3.01%) 3 4759 Rod Campbell 1st elected 3998 21.01%
Mark Wegagoda 2nd elected 2667 14.01%
Helen Leach 3rd elected 2343 12.31%
Lockwood Ward 26947 21338 (79.19%) 20881 457 (2.14%) 3 5221 Rod Fyffe 1st elected 7300 34.96%
Elise Chapman 2nd elected 3465 16.59%
Barry Lyons 3rd elected 2644 12.66%
Whipstick Ward 27449 20794 (75.76%) 20360 434 (2.09%) 3 5091 Peter Cox 1st elected 6863 33.71%
Lisa Ruffell 2nd elected 6112 30.02%
James Williams 3rd elected 3941 19.36%

Campaspe Shire Council edit

Campaspe Shire Council elected nine members across six wards, with three wards electing three members using proportionally representative voting, and three wards electing a single member each using preferential voting.[29]

Campaspe Shire Council Elections 2012[29]
Ward Enrolled voters Voter turnout Formal votes Informal votes Vacancies Quota Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
Echuca Ward 10194 7881 (77.31%) 7648 233 (2.96%) 3 1913 Ian Maddison 1st elected 1595 20.86%
Emma Bradbury 2nd elected 1078 14.10%
Paul Jarman 3rd elected 935 12.23%
Kyabram-Deakin Ward 9030 7016 (77.70%) 6849 167 (2.38%) 3 1713 Robert Danieli 1st elected 1731 25.27%
Neil Pankhurst 2nd elected 1642 23.97%
Carol Howell 3rd elected 1339 19.55%
Rochester Ward 3242 2699 (83.25%) 2599 100 (3.71%) 1 — Leigh G Wilson — 2193 84.38%
Waranga Ward 3068 2413 (78.65%) 2389 24 (0.99%) 1 — Adrian Weston — 1251 52.37%
Western Ward 3286 2597 (79.03%) 2543 54 (2.08%) 1 — Greg Toll — 1410 55.45%

Cardinia Shire Council edit

Cardinia Shire Council elected nine members across three wards, with one ward electing four members, one ward electing two members, and one ward electing three members, using proportionally representative voting.[30]

Cardinia Shire Council Elections 2012[30]
Ward Enrolled voters Voter turnout Formal votes Informal votes Vacancies Quota Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
Central Ward 25145 16286 (64.77%) 15519 767 (4.71%) 4 3104 Collin Ross 1st elected 5702 36.74%
Jodie Owen 2nd elected 1928 12.42%
George Blenkhorn 3rd elected 2506 16.15%
Kate Lempriere 4th elected 1994 12.85%
Port Ward 11325 8822 (77.90%) 8614 208 (2.36%) 2 2872 Graeme Moore 1st elected 3390 39.35%
David Young 2nd elected 1493 17.33%
Ranges Ward 19909 14454 (72.60%) 13995 459 (3.18%) 3 3499 Brett Owen 1st elected 4541 32.45%
Leticia Wilmot 2nd elected 2019 14.43%
Tania Baxter 3rd elected 2009 14.36%

Casey City Council edit

Casey City Council elected eleven members across six wards, with one ward electing a single member using preferential voting, and five wards electing two members using proportionally representative voting.[31]

Casey City Council Elections 2012[31]
Ward Enrolled voters Voter turnout Formal votes Informal votes Vacancies Quota Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
Balla Balla Ward 14596 10524 (72.10%) 10201 323 (3.07%) 1 — Geoff Ablett — 5669 55.57%
Edrington Ward 30823 22215 (72.07%) 20706 1509 (6.79%) 2 6903 Susan Serey 1st elected 3418 16.51%
Mick Moreland 2nd elected 2428 11.73%
Four Oaks Ward 32726 24038 (73.45%) 21726 2312 (9.62%) 2 7243 Rafal Kaplon 1st elected 1574 7.24%
Rosalie Bianca Crestani 2nd elected 1757 8.09%
Mayfield Ward 30312 20470 (67.53%) 19280 1190 (5.81%) 2 6427 Amanda Stapledon 1st elected 3889 20.17%
Gary James Rowe 2nd elected 3918 20.32%
River Gum Ward 32462 22290 (68.66%) 20713 1577 (7.07%) 2 6905 Wayne Smith 1st elected 4967 23.98%
Damien Rosario 2nd elected 1924 9.29%
Springfield Ward 28600 20350 (71.15%) 19454 896 (4.40%) 2 6485 Sam Aziz 1st elected 4854 24.95%
Jo Wass 2nd elected 1970 10.13%

Central Goldfields Shire Council edit

Central Goldfields Shire Council elected seven members across four wards, with three wards electing a single member each using preferential voting, and one wards electing four members using proportionally representative voting.[32]

Central Goldfields Shire Council Elections 2012[32]
Ward Enrolled voters Voter turnout Formal votes Informal votes Vacancies Quota Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
Flynn Ward 1642 1216 (74.06%) 1188 28 (2.30%) 1 — John Smith — 895 75.34%
Maryborough Ward 6036 4901 (81.20%) 4815 86 (1.75%) 4 964 Paula Nixon 1st elected 1073 22.28%
Geoff Lovett 2nd elected 1071 22.24%
Wendy McIvor 3rd elected 806 16.74%
Barry Rinaldi 4th elected 564 11.71%
Paddys Ranges Ward 1627 1349 (82.91%) 1318 31 (2.30%) 1 — John Andrew Van Beveren — 690 52.35%
Tullaroop Ward 1553 1229 (79.14%) 1195 34 (2.77%) 1 — Ian Robertson — 697 58.33%

Colac Otway Shire Council edit

Colac Otway Shire Council elected seven members in a single ward, using proportionally representative voting.[33]

Colac Otway Shire Council 2012 Elections[33]
Enrolled voters 19799 Formal votes 14784
Voter turnout 15477 (78.17%) Informal votes 693 (4.48%)
Vacancies 7 Quota 1849
Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
Terry Woodcroft 1st elected 3500 23.67%
Chris Smith 2nd elected 1716 11.61%
Stephen Hart 3rd elected 1392 9.42%
Mick McCrickard 4th elected 1218 8.24%
Brian Crook 5th elected 1480 10.01%
Michael Delahunty 6th elected 949 6.42%
Lyn Russell 7th elected 997 6.74%

Corangamite Shire Council edit

Corangamite Shire Council elected seven members across five wards, with one ward electing three members using proportionally representative voting, and four wards electing a single member each using preferential voting. Peter Harkin, Geoff Smith, and Joanne Beard won the seats of Coastal Ward, North Ward, and South-Central Ward unopposed, with no election necessary.[32]

Central Goldfields Shire Council Elections 2012[32]
Ward Enrolled voters Voter turnout Formal votes Informal votes Vacancies Quota Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
Central Ward 5870 4654 (79.28%) 4589 65 (1.40%) 3 1148 Ruth Gstrein 1st elected 1611 35.11%
Christopher John O'Conner 2nd elected 1483 32.32%
Wayne R Oakes 3rd elected 772 16.82%
Coastal Ward — — — — — — Peter Harkin (Unopposed)
North Ward — — — — — — Geoff Smith (Unopposed)
South-Central Ward — — — — — — Joanne Beard (Unopposed)
South-West Ward 1858 1489 (80.14%) 1451 38 (2.55%) 1 — Neil David Trotter — 854 58.86%

Darebin City Council edit

Darebin City Council elected nine members across three wards, with each ward electing three members using proportionally representative voting.[34]

Darebin City Council Elections 2012[34]
Ward Enrolled voters Voter turnout Formal votes Informal votes Vacancies Quota Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
Cazaly Ward 34688 23432 (67.55%) 21620 1812 (7.73%) 3 5406 Vince Fontana 1st elected 4434 20.51%
Julie Williams 2nd elected 2183 10.10%
Bo Li 3rd elected 1920 8.88%
La Trobe Ward 31378 22323 (71.14%) 20628 1695 (7.59%) 3 5158 Gaetano Greco 1st elected 4941 23.95%
Tim Laurence 2nd elected 4305 20.87%
Angela Villella 3rd elected 1576 7.64%
Rucker Ward 36034 23190 (64.36%) 21377 1813 (7.82%) 3 5345 Trent McCarthy 1st elected 5426 25.38%
Steven Tsitas 2nd elected 3396 15.89%
Oliver Walsh 3rd elected 1253 5.86%

Greater Dandenong City Council edit

Greater Dandenong City Council elected eleven members across four wards, with three wards electing three members, and one ward electing two members, using proportionally representative voting.[35]

Greater Dandenong City Council Elections 2012[35]
Ward Enrolled voters Voter turnout Formal votes Informal votes Vacancies Quota Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
Lightwood Ward 25823 18496 (71.63%) 16968 1528 (8.26%) 3 4243 Sean O'Reilly 1st elected 4843 28.54%
Youhorn Chea 2nd elected 4678 27.57%
Loi Truong 3rd elected 3211 18.92%
Paperbark Ward 26394 18803 (71.24%) 16284 2519 (13.40%) 3 4072 Roz Blades 1st elected 4573 28.08%
Peter Brown 2nd elected 3128 19.21%
Meng Heang Tak 3rd elected 2907 17.85%
Red Gum Ward 25277 15227 (60.24%) 13482 1745 (11.46%) 3 3371 Jim Memeti 1st elected 3065 22.73%
Matthew Kirwas 2nd elected 1854 13.75%
Angela Long 3rd elected 1547 11.47%
Red Gum Ward 18009 13081 (72.64%) 11574 1507 (11.52%) 2 3859 Maria Sampey 1st elected 2704 23.36%
John Kelly 2nd elected 1992 17.21%

East Gippsland Shire Council edit

East Gippsland Shire Councill elected nine members in a single ward, using proportionally representative voting.[36]

East Gippsland Shire Council 2012 Elections[36]
Enrolled voters 39645 Formal votes 27679
Voter turnout 29729 (74.99%) Informal votes 2050 (6.90%)
Vacancies 9 Quota 2768
Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
Dick Ellis 1st elected 3944 14.25%
Jane Rowe 2nd elected 3345 12.08%
Peter Neal 3rd elected 2109 7.62%
Ben Buckley 4th elected 2160 7.80%
Jeff McNeill 5th elected 1849 6.68%
Michael Freshwater 6th elected 2241 8.10%
Mark Reeves 7th elected 1045 3.78%
Marianne Pelz 8th elected 1355 4.90%
John Wilkin 9th elected 1798 6.50%

Frankston City Council edit

Frankston City Council elected nine members across three wards, with each ward electing three members using proportionally representative voting.[37]

Frankston City Council Elections 2012[37]
Ward Enrolled voters Voter turnout Formal votes Informal votes Vacancies Quota Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
North-East Ward 33223 22866 (68.83%) 22100 766 (3.35%) 3 5526 Sandra Mayer 1st elected 8857 40.08%
Colin Hampton 2nd elected 3694 16.71%
Michael O'Reilly 3rd elected 3929 17.78%
North-West Ward 30843 19679 (63.80%) 18721 958 (4.87%) 3 4681 Glenn Aitken 1st elected 4191 22.39%
James Dooley 2nd elected 2552 13.63%
Rebekah Spelman 3rd elected 2479 13.24%
South Ward 33125 23002 (69.44%) 22191 811 (3.53%) 3 5548 Brian Cunial 1st elected 9274 41.79%
Darrel Taylor 2nd elected 2970 13.38%
Suzette Tayler 3rd elected 3693 16.64%

Gannawarra Shire Council edit

Gannawarra Shire Council elected seven members across four wards, with two wards electing a single member each using preferential voting, one ward electing two members and one electing three members using proportionally representative voting. Oscar Aertssen ran unopposed in Murray Ward, while Keith den Houtin, Mark Arians, and Brian Gibson were the only three candidates in Patchell Ward, all four won seats unopposed, with no elections necessary.[38]

Gannawarra Shire Council Elections 2012[38]
Ward Enrolled voters Voter turnout Formal votes Informal votes Vacancies Quota Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
Avoca Ward 1266 1004 (79.30%) 977 27 (2.69%) 1 — Neil W Gannon — 608 62.23%
Murray Ward — — — — 1 — Oscar Aertssen (Unopposed)
Patchell Ward — — — — 3 — Keith den Houtin (Unopposed)
Mark Arians (Unopposed)
Brian Gibson (Unopposed)
Yarran Ward 2755 2246 (81.52%) 2218 28 (1.25%) 2 740 Neville Charles Goulding 1st elected 921 41.52%
Lorraine Learmonth 2nd elected 847 38.19%

Glen Eira City Council edit

Glen Eira City Council elected nine members across three wards, with each ward electing three members using proportionally representative voting.[39]

Glen Eira City Council Elections 2012[39]
Ward Enrolled voters Voter turnout Formal votes Informal votes Vacancies Quota Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
Camden Ward 31320 20898 (66.72%) 18861 2037 (9.75%) 3 4716 Michael Lipshutz 1st elected 5196 27.55%
Mary Delahunty 2nd elected 4623 24.51%
Thomas Sounness 3rd elected 1994 10.57%
Rosstown Ward 33482 22323 (66.67%) 20356 1967 (8.81%) 3 5090 Margaret Esakoff 1st elected 6972 34.25%
Karina Okotel 2nd elected 4509 22.15%
Neil Pilling 3rd elected 3107 15.26%
Tucker Ward 33307 23522 (70.62%) 20463 3059 (13.00%) 3 5116 Jamie Hyams 1st elected 4736 23.14%
Oscar Lobo 2nd elected 2562 12.52%
Jim Magee 3rd elected 2052 10.03%

Glenelg Shire Council edit

Glenelg Shire Council elected seven members in a single ward, using proportionally representative voting.[40]

Glenelg Shire Council 2012 Elections[40]
Enrolled voters 16811 Formal votes 12024
Voter turnout 12510 (74.42%) Informal votes 486 (3.88%)
Vacancies 7 Quota 1504
Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
Geoff White 1st elected 2003 16.66%
Gilbert Desmond Wilson 2nd elected 1698 14.12%
Anita Maree Rank 3rd elected 1333 11.09%
Karen Anne Stephens 4th elected 1391 11.57%
John Northcott 5th elected 1426 11.86%
Robert Reuben Halliday 6th elected 873 7.26%
Maxwell Oberlander 7th elected 788 6.55%

Golden Plains Shire Council edit

Golden Plains Shire Council elected seven members in a single ward, using proportionally representative voting.[41]

Golden Plains Shire Council 2012 Elections[41]
Enrolled voters 16098 Formal votes 11705
Voter turnout 12237 (76.02%) Informal votes 532 (4.35%)
Vacancies 7 Quota 1464
Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
Nathan John Hansford 1st elected 1393 11.90%
Greg Vaughan 2nd elected 1364 11.65%
Bill McArthur 3rd elected 1352 11.55%
Jenny Blake 4th elected 1378 11.77%
Des Phelan 5th elected 1118 9.55%
Andrew Cameron 6th elected 1165 9.95%
Helena Angela Kirby 7th elected 929 7.94%

Greater Geelong City Council edit

Greater Geelong City Council elected twelve councillors from twelve single-member wards, and elected the mayor at-large, all elections were made using preferential voting.[42]

Greater Geelong City Council Elections 2012[42]
Ward Enrolled voters Voter turnout Formal votes Informal votes Councillors elected
Councillor Primary vote
Mayor (at-large) 170408 130009 (76.29%) 125737 4272 (3.29%) Keith Fagg 54425 43.28%
Austin Ward 13824 10167 (73.55%) 9939 228 (2.24%) John Robert Irvine 2705 27.22%
Beangala Ward 13492 9936 (73.64%) 9735 201 (2.02%) Jan Farrell 4077 41.88%
Brownbill Ward 13288 9660 (72.70%) 9375 285 (2.95%) Michelle Heagney 2417 25.78%
Buckley Ward 15320 11756 (76.74%) 11487 269 (2.29%) Andy Richards 5154 44.87%
Cheetham Ward 15139 11769 (77.74%) 11534 235 (2.00%) Rod MacDonald 6765 58.65%
Corio Ward 13791 9682 (70.21%) 9400 282 (2.91%) Kylie Fisher 5272 56.09%
Coryule Ward 14228 10249 (72.03%) 10000 249 (2.43%) Lindsay Ellis 2428 24.28%
Cowie Ward 13785 10768 (78.11%) 10502 266 (2.47%) Eddy Kontelj 5247 49.96%
Deakin Ward 14724 12099 (82.17%) 11650 449 (3.71%) Ron Nelson 7641 65.59%
Kardinia Ward 14449 10881 (75.31%) 10656 225 (2.07%) Bruce Harwood 7655 71.84%
Kildare Ward 12705 9736 (76.63%) 9554 182 (1.87%) Stretch Kontelj 6755 70.70%
Windermere Ward 15663 11917 (76.08%) 11598 319 (2.68%) Tony Ansett 5004 43.15%

Hepburn Shire Council edit

Hepburn Shire Council elected seven members across five wards, with two wards electing two members using proportionally representative voting, and three wards electing a single member each using preferential voting. William Marks McClenaghan won the seat of Holcombe Ward unopposed, with no election necessary.[43]

Hepburn Shire Council Elections 2012[43]
Ward Enrolled voters Voter turnout Formal votes Informal votes Vacancies Quota Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
Birch Ward 4309 3127 (72.57%) 3059 68 (2.17%) 2 1020 Kate Redwood 1st elected 640 20.92%
Pierre Niclas 2nd elected 681 22.26%
Cameron Ward 2024 1589 (78.51%) 1548 41 (2.58%) 1 — Neil Newitt — 819 52.91%
Coliban Ward 2027 1514 (74.69%) 1478 36 (2.38%) 1 — Sebastian John Klein — 1161 78.55%
Creswick Ward 4253 3378 (79.43%) 3282 96 (2.84%) 2 1095 Don Henderson 1st elected 1292 39.37%
Greg May 2nd elected 1050 31.99%
Holcombe Ward — — — — 1 — William Marks McClenaghan (Unopposed)

Hindmarsh Shire Council edit

Hindmarsh Shire Council elected six members across three wards, with each ward electing two members using proportionally representative voting. Ronald Edwin Lowe and Elizabeth Chivell won seats in North Ward unopposed, with no election necessary.[44]

Hindmarsh Shire Council Elections 2012[44]
Ward Enrolled voters Voter turnout Formal votes Informal votes Vacancies Quota Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
East Ward 1665 1367 (82.10%) 1326 41 (3.00%) 2 443 Tony Schneider 1st elected 800 60.33%
Debra Nelson 2nd elected 118 8.90%
North Ward — — — — 2 — Ronald Edwin Lowe (Unopposed)
Elizabeth Chivell (Unopposed)
West Ward 1731 1393 (80.47%) 1362 31 (2.23%) 2 455 Wendy Robins 1st elected 632 46.40%
Rob Gersch 2nd elected 492 36.12%

Hobsons Bay City Council edit

Hobsons Bay City Council elected seven members across three wards, with two wards electing two members and one ward electing three members, using proportionally representative voting.[45]

Hobsons Bay City Council Elections 2012[45]
Ward Enrolled voters Voter turnout Formal votes Informal votes Vacancies Quota Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
Cherry Lake Ward 18047 13025 (72.17%) 12315 710 (5.45%) 2 4106 Tony Briffa 1st elected 4102 33.31%
Sandra Wilson 2nd elected 994 8.07%
Strand Ward 25947 18039 (69.52%) 16817 1222 (6.77%) 3 4205 Angela Altair 1st elected 3980 23.67%
Peter Hemphill 2nd elected 2575 15.31%
Paul Morgan 3rd elected 1012 6.02%
Wetlands Ward 19869 14645 (73.71%) 13975 670 (4.57%) 2 4659 Luba Grigorovitch 1st elected 4509 32.26%
Colleen Gates 2nd elected 1575 11.27%

Horsham Rural City Council edit

Horsham Rural City Council elected seven members in a single ward, using proportionally representative voting.[46]

Horsham Rural City Council 2012 Elections[46]
Enrolled voters 15445 Formal votes 12316
Voter turnout 12632 (81.79%) Informal votes 316 (2.50%)
Vacancies 7 Quota 1540
Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
David Grimble 1st elected 3421 27.78%
Susan Joy Exell 2nd elected 2480 20.14%
Mark A Radford 3rd elected 1450 11.77%
Pamela Nance Clarke 4th elected 1350 10.96%
Robin Leslie Barber 5th elected 743 6.03%
Tony Phelan 6th elected 746 6.06%
Heather R Phillips 7th elected 398 3.23%

Hume City Council edit

Hume City Council elected eleven members across three wards, with two wards electing four members and one ward electing three members, using proportionally representative voting.[47]

Hume City Council Elections 2012[47]
Ward Enrolled voters Voter turnout Formal votes Informal votes Vacancies Quota Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
Aitken Ward 38649 27994 (72.43%) 25674 2320 (8.29%) 4 5135 Casey Nunn 1st elected 7956 30.99%
Drew Jessop 2nd elected 3773 14.70%
Chandra Bamunusinghe 3rd elected 1071 4.17%
Alan William Bolton 4th elected 1451 5.65%
Jacksons Creek Ward 32395 23458 (72.41%) 22526 932 (3.97%) 3 5632 Ann Therese Elizabeth Potter 1st elected 3871 17.18%
Jack Ogilvie 2nd elected 4660 20.69%
Steve Jack Medcraft 3rd elected 4651 20.65%
Meadow Valley Ward 43995 32698 (74.32%) 30722 1976 (6.04%) 4 6145 Geoff Porter 1st elected 8228 26.78%
Helen Patsikatheodorou 2nd elected 4313 14.04%
Vic Dougall 3rd elected 2205 7.18%
Adem Atmaca 4th elected 2192 7.13%

Indigo Shire Council edit

Indigo Shire Council elected seven members in a single ward, using proportionally representative voting.[48]

Indigo Shire Council 2012 Elections[48]
Enrolled voters 12867 Formal votes 9344
Voter turnout 10000 (77.72%) Informal votes 656 (6.56%)
Vacancies 7 Quota 1169
Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
Don Cambers 1st elected 1300 13.91%
Peter Croucher 2nd elected 1139 12.19%
Barbara Joan Murdoch 3rd elected 851 9.11%
Jenny O'Connor 4th elected 708 7.58%
Bernard Gaffney 5th elected 610 6.53%
James Trenery 6th elected 846 9.05%
Roberta Horne 7th elected 686 7.34%

Kingston City Council edit

Kingston City Council elected nine members across three wards, with each ward electing three members using proportionally representative voting.[49]

Kingston City Council Elections 2012[49]
Ward Enrolled voters Voter turnout Formal votes Informal votes Vacancies Quota Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
Central Ward 37366 26397 (70.64%) 23915 2482 (9.40%) 3 5979 Geoff Gledhill 1st elected 1582 6.62%
Ron Brownlees 2nd elected 3334 13.94%
Rosemary West 3rd elected 2732 11.42%
North Ward 35832 25899 (72.28%) 24809 1090 (4.21%) 3 6203 Steve Staikos 1st elected 7040 28.38%
Tamara Barth 2nd elected 4192 16.90%
Paul Peulich 3rd elected 3467 13.97%
South Ward 38939 27601 (70.88%) 26128 1473 (5.34%) 3 6533 Tamsin Bearsley 1st elected 3103 11.88%
David Eden 2nd elected 4247 16.25%
John Morgan Ronke 3rd elected 2876 11.01%

Knox City Council edit

Knox City Council elected nine members from nine single-member wards using preferential voting. Joe Cossari and Adam Gill won Collier Ward and Dinsdale Ward, respectively, unopposed, with no elections necessary.[50]

Knox City Council Elections 2012[50]
Ward Enrolled voters Voter turnout Formal votes Informal votes Councillors elected
Councillor Primary vote
Baird Ward 12432 8301 (66.77%) 7560 741 (8.93%) Peter Lockwood 2226 29.44%
Chandler Ward 11836 8161 (68.95%) 7508 653 (8.00%) John Morimore 3941 52.49%
Collier Ward — — — — Joe Cossari (Unopposed)
Dinsdale Ward — — — — Adam Gill (Unopposed)
Dobson Ward 13393 9767 (72.93%) 9042 725 (7.42%) Karin Orpen 4482 49.57%
Friberg Ward 13419 10433 (77.75%) 9520 913 (8.75%) Tony Holland 3894 40.90%
Scott Ward 13087 9963 (76.13%) 9357 606 (6.08%) David Cooper 4767 50.95%
Taylor Ward 13632 10866 (79.71%) 10154 712 (6.55%) Darren Pearce 6545 64.46%
Tirhatuan Ward 12957 9708 (74.92%) 8973 735 (7.57%) Nicole Seymour 5294 59.00%

Latrobe City Council edit

Latrobe City Council elected nine members across four wards, with two wards electing two members and one ward electing four members using proportionally representative voting, and one ward electing one member using preferential voting.[51]

Latrobe City Council Elections 2012[51]
Ward Enrolled voters Voter turnout Formal votes Informal votes Vacancies Quota Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
Central Ward 12239 8586 (70.15%) 8306 280 (3.26%) 2 2769 Christine Sindt 1st elected 2123 25.56%
Graeme Middlemiss 2nd elected 881 22.65%
East Ward 22983 17481 (76.06%) 16823 658 (3.76%) 4 3365 Sandy Kam 1st elected 3533 21.00%
Dale Harriman 2nd elected 2800 16.64%
Kellie O'Callaghan 3rd elected 2770 16.47%
Michael Rossiter 4th elected 2346 13.95%
South Ward 6333 4681 (73.91%) 4503 178 (3.80%) 1 — Darrell Keith White — 3287 73.00%
West Ward 12830 9342 (72.81%) 9085 257 (2.75%) 2 3029 Sharon Gibson 1st elected 2990 32.91%
Peter Gibson 2nd elected 2157 23.74%

Loddon Shire Council edit

Loddon Shire Council elected five members from five single-member wards using preferential voting. Neil Beattie, Colleen Condliffe, and Gavan Lindsay Holt won Boort Ward, Inglewood Ward, and Wedderburn Ward, respectively, unopposed, with no elections necessary.[52]

Loddon Shire Council Elections 2012[52]
Ward Enrolled voters Voter turnout Formal votes Informal votes Councillors elected
Councillor Primary vote
Boort Ward — — — — Neil Beattie (Unopposed)
Inglewood Ward — — — — Colleen Condliffe (Unopposed)
Tarnagulla Ward 1478 1127 (76.25%) 1104 23 (2.04%) Geoff Curnow 650 58.88%
Terrick Ward 1501 1122 (74.75%) 1103 19 (1.69%) Cheryl McKinnon 682 61.83%
Wedderburn Ward — — — — Gavan Lindsay Holt (Unopposed)

Macedon Ranges Shire edit

Macedon Ranges Shire elected nine members across three wards, with each ward electing three members using proportionally representative voting.[53]

Macedon Ranges Shire Elections 2012[53]
Ward Enrolled voters Voter turnout Formal votes Informal votes Vacancies Quota Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
East Ward 10887 8007 (73.55%) 7747 260 (3.25%) 3 1937 Joe Morabito 1st elected 1848 23.85%
Graham Hackett 2nd elected 1143 14.75%
Henry McLaughlin 3rd elected 1148 14.82%
South Ward 11490 8639 (75.19%) 8155 484 (5.60%) 3 2039 Russell Stewart Mowatt 1st elected 1504 18.44%
Sally Piper 2nd elected 912 11.18%
John Letchford 3rd elected 647 7.93%
West Ward 11335 8315 (73.36%) 8087 228 (2.74%) 3 2022 Roger Jukes 1st elected 2705 33.45%
Jennifer Anderson 2nd elected 2141 26.47%
John Connor 3rd elected 1064 13.16%

Manningham City Council edit

Manningham City Council elected nine members across three wards, with each ward electing three members using proportionally representative voting.[54]

Manningham City Council Elections 2012[54]
Ward Enrolled voters Voter turnout Formal votes Informal votes Vacancies Quota Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
Heide Ward 29310 22409 (76.46%) 21582 827 (3.69%) 3 5396 Geoff Gough 1st elected 5240 24.28%
Michelle Kleinert 2nd elected 3026 14.02%
Jim Grivokostopoulos 3rd elected 2638 12.22%
Koonung Ward 28842 21401 (74.20%) 20364 1037 (4.85%) 3 5092 Jennifer Yang 1st elected 5527 27.14%
Stephen O'Brien 2nd elected 3539 17.38%
Dot Haynes 3rd elected 2398 11.78%
Mullum Mullum Ward 29179 22231 (76.19%) 20766 1465 (6.59%) 3 5192 Meg Downie 1st elected 2124 10.23%
Paul McLeish 2nd elected 2717 13.08%
Sophy Galbally 3rd elected 2404 11.58%




Melbourne City Council edit

http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/1-million-cash-splash-on-lord-mayor-elections-20121008-279m5.html

Greater Shepparton City Council edit

Greater Shepparton City Council elected seven members in a single ward, using proportionally representative voting.[55]

Greater Shepparton City Council 2012 Elections[55]
Enrolled voters 43372 Formal votes 31428
Voter turnout 34740 (80.10%) Informal votes 3312 (9.53%)
Vacancies 7 Quota 3929
Councillors elected
Councillor Order elected Primary vote
Leslie Alexander Oroszvary 1st elected 4195 13.35%
Milvan Muto 2nd elected 2659 8.46%
Jenny Houlihan 3rd elected 2415 7.68%
Fern Summer 4th elected 1782 5.67%
Dennis Patterson 5th elected 2257 7.18%
Kevin Gunna Ryan 6th elected 2478 7.88%
Michael Polan 7th elected 2235 7.11%


Wangaratta Rural City Council edit

http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/wangaratta-council-sacked-over-toxic-culture-20130918-2ty76.html

http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/mp-labelled-a-fascist-after-council-axed-20130918-2tzsr.html

http://www.wangaratta.vic.gov.au/council/councillors/

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