2001 Western Australian state election

Results

Legislative Assembly

| turnout % = 90.56% | informal % = 4.54% |votes % = 37.24% |votes % = 31.16% |votes % = 9.58% |votes % = 7.27% |votes % = 3.26% |votes % = 2.64% |votes % = 1.64% |votes % = 0.96% |votes % = 0.40% |votes % = 0.29% |votes % = 5.41% |votes % = 0.15% |2pp % 1 = 52.92% |2pp % 2 = 47.08% |}

Notes: : At the 1996 election, Labor Party member Larry Graham won the Pilbara seat. He resigned from the party during the term of parliament, and won his seat as an independent in 2001. The retirement of Labor independent Ernie Bridge, whose seat of Kimberley was subsequently won at the election by Labor candidate Carol Martin.

Legislative Council

| turnout % = 90.70% | informal % = 2.64% |votes % = 37.94% |votes % = 33.96% |votes % = 2.40% |votes % = 9.88% |votes % = 8.00% |votes % = 3.72% |votes % = 1.54% |votes % = 0.86% |votes % = 0.09% |votes % = 0.02% |votes % = 1.61% |}

Notes: : At the 1996 election, the Liberals and Nationals ran a combined ticket in two regions, ran separately in a third, and the Liberals ran alone in the remaining three. The two parties received a combined vote of 46.45%. As such, the swing against the Coalition in the Legislative Council was 10.09%.

Seats changing hands

• Members listed in italics did not contest their seat at this election.

Post-election pendulum

References

References

1. Antony Green. (June 2001). "Western Australian State Election 2001". Western Australian Parliamentary Library.
2. (23 January 2024). "Western Australian State Election 2001". Parliament of Western Australia.