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1975 Western Australian daylight saving referendum

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nameWestern Australian daylight saving referendum, 1975
titleAre you in favour of the standard time in the State being advanced one hour from the last Sunday in October in each year until the first Sunday in March next following?
date
countryWestern Australia
yes250,644
no290,179

A referendum was held on 8 March 1975 in the Australian state of Western Australia on the topic of introducing daylight saving. It was the first of four such proposals which have been put to Western Australian voters and followed a trial over the 1974–1975 summer, from 27 October 1974 until 2 March 1975. The referendum failed to pass, with 53.66% voting against the proposal.

Referendum results

Question: Are you in favour of the standard time in the State being advanced one hour from the last Sunday in October in each year until the first Sunday in March next following?

DistrictValid votesForAgainstVote%Vote%Total540,823250,64446.34290,179Result
Albany7,0603,8433,21745.57
Ascot13,3046,23446.867,070
Avon6,9451,68224.225,263
Balga14,2537,6496,60446.33
Boulder-Dundas6,5793,10247.153,477
Bunbury7,4143,50847.323,906
Canning21,85612,4749,38242.93
Clontarf14,9817,7787,20348.08
Cockburn15,8178,7187,09944.88
Collie7,0322,03328.914,999
Cottesloe13,5597,0716,48847.85
Dale10,4595,21849.895,241
East Melville15,6458,5867,05945.12
Floreat14,9828,2956,68744.63
Fremantle13,9696,69847.957,271
Gascoyne2,77799335.761,784
Geraldton7,0632,34733.234,716
Greenough6,4781,19418.435,284
Kalamunda9,1614,6484,51349.26
Kalgoorlie5,9942,74945.863,245
Karrinyup19,70911,2368,47342.99
Katanning6,8801,59723.215,283
Kimberley2,5301,2741,25649.64
Maylands14,3176,64346.407,674
Melville14,3937,3507,04348.93
Merredin-Yilgarn6,4771,21818.815,259
Moore6,5781,05616.055,522
Morley17,6949,7777,91744.74
Mount Hawthorn13,5276,26946.347,258
Mount Lawley14,2977,1597,13849.93
Mount Marshall6,07684013.825,236
Mundaring8,2103,87247.164,338
Murchison-Eyre1,53547931.211,056
Murray7,9032,53532.085,368
Narrogin7,1041,40719.815,697
Nedlands13,3166,8096,50748.87
Perth11,3875,17745.466,210
Pilbara7,5554,1213,43445.45
Rockingham8,5604,4454,11548.07
Roe7,2302,30831.924,922
Scarborough14,3397,8366,50345.35
South Perth12,9486,5556,39349.37
Stirling7,0472,29032.504,757
Subiaco12,5896,3766,21349.35
Swan14,7386,36443.188,374
Toodyay17,8679,5068,36146.8
Vasse7,8172,47931.715,338
Victoria Park13,9186,42946.197,489
Warren6,5872,10832.004,479
Wellington7,5622,93738.844,625
Welshpool14,8057,37249.797,433
*An overall minority of 39,535 votes.* **Rejected**

References

References

  1. "1975 – First Daylight Savings Referendum". Western Australian Electoral Commission.
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