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Division of Clark (state)

{{Short description|State electoral division of Tasmania, Australia}}

{{Use dmy dates|date=April 2022}}

{{Use Australian English|date=April 2022}}

{{about|the state electorate|the federal electorate|Division of Clark}}

{{redirect|Division of Denison (state)|the former federal electorate|Division of Denison}}

{{Infobox Australian Electorate |

|name = Clark

|state = tas

|image = {{maplink|frame=yes|plain=yes|from=Australian Federal Electorates/Tasmania (2019)/Clark.map|frame-height=300|frame-width=400|overlay=100x100px|overlay-horizontal-alignment=right|overlay-vertical-alignment=bottom}}

|caption = Interactive map of boundaries since the 2021 state election

|created = 2018 (Clark)
1909 (Denison)

|abolished=

|mp = Vica Bayley (Greens)
Simon Behrakis (Liberal)
Helen Burnet (Greens)
Ella Haddad (Labor)
Kristie Johnston (Independent)
Madeleine Ogilvie (Liberal)
Josh Willie (Labor)

|mp-party = Labor (2), Liberal (2), Greens (2), Independent (1)

|namesake = Andrew Inglis Clark

|electors = 74397

|electors_year = 2018

|area = 292.62

|class = Inner metropolitan

|near-n = Lyons

|near-ne = Lyons

|near-nw = Lyons

|near-e = Storm Bay

|near-w = Lyons
Franklin

|near-s = Franklin

|near-se = Storm Bay

|near-sw = Franklin

|fedgov = Clark

}}

{{Maplink|raw={{Wikipedia:Map data/Tasmanian House of Assembly divisions/Denison}}|frame=yes|frame-align=right|frame-width=290|frame-height=290|frame-lat=-42.8880|frame-long=147.2440|zoom=9|text=Map showing the Division of Denison, as of the 2018 Tasmanian state election.}}

The electoral division of Clark is one of the five electorates in the Tasmanian House of Assembly, it is located in Hobart on the western shore of the River Derwent and includes the suburbs below Mount Wellington. Clark is named after Andrew Inglis Clark, a Tasmanian jurist who was the principal author of the Australian Constitution. The electorate shares its name and boundaries with the federal division of Clark.

The electorate was renamed from the electoral division of Denison in September 2018. Denison was named after Sir William Denison, who was Lieutenant Governor of Van Diemen's Land (1847–55), and Governor of New South Wales (1855–61). The renaming of the electorate to Clark was in line with the renaming of the federal division of Denison to Clark.

Clark and the other House of Assembly electoral divisions are each represented by five members elected under the Hare-Clark electoral system (also named after Andrew Inglis Clark).

History and electoral profile

Clark was renamed from the Denison when amendments to the Tasmanian Constitution Act 1934 gained Royal Assent on 28 September 2018,{{cite web |title=Constitution Amendment (House of Assembly Electoral Boundaries) Act 2018 |url=https://www.legislation.tas.gov.au/view/whole/html/asmade/act-2018-017 |website=Tasmanian Legislation |publisher=Government of Tasmania |access-date=13 December 2018}} aligning Tasmania's state electoral divisions with the federal divisions which had undergone a boundary redistribution, including renaming Denison to Clark, and was formally gazetted on 14 November 2017.{{cite web |title=Determination of names and boundaries of federal electoral divisions in Tasmania |url=https://www.aec.gov.au/Electorates/Redistributions/2016/tas/determination.htm |publisher=Australian Electoral Commission |access-date=13 December 2018}}

The division is located on the western side of the Derwent River, covering a part of Kingborough and all of the Hobart and Glenorchy local government areas. Covering an area of 292.26 km² it is the smallest of Tasmania's five electoral divisions.

Representation

=Distribution of seats=

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class="wikitable"

|+ As 6-member seat:

Election

! colspan=6| Seats won

| 1909–1912

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Anti-Socialist}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Anti-Socialist}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Anti-Socialist}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Anti-Socialist}} |  

| 1912–1913

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Commonwealth Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Commonwealth Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Commonwealth Liberal}} |  

| 1913–1916

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Commonwealth Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Commonwealth Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Commonwealth Liberal}} |  

| 1916–1919

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Commonwealth Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Commonwealth Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Commonwealth Liberal}} |  

| 1919–1922

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Nationalist}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Nationalist}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Nationalist}} |  

| 1922–1925

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Nationalist}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Nationalist}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Nationalist}} |  

| 1925–1928

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Nationalist}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Nationalist}} |  

| 1928–1931

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Nationalist}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Nationalist}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Nationalist}} |  

| 1931–1934

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Nationalist}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Nationalist}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Nationalist}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Nationalist}} |  

| 1934–1937

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Independent}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Nationalist}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Nationalist}} |  

| 1937–1941

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Nationalist}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Nationalist}} |  

| 1941–1946

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Nationalist}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Nationalist}} |  

| 1946–1948

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Independent}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| 1948–1950

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Independent}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Independent}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| 1950–1955

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Independent}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| 1955–1956

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| 1956–1959

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

class="wikitable"

|+ As 7-member seat:

Election

! colspan=7| Seats won

| 1959–1964

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Independent}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| 1964–1969

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| 1969–1972

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| 1972–1976

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| 1976–1979

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| 1979–1982

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| 1982–1986

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Democrats}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| 1986–1989

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Greens}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| 1989–1992

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Greens}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| 1992–1996

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Greens}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| 1996–1998

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Greens}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

class="wikitable"

|+ As 5-member seat:

Election

! colspan=5| Seats won

| 1998–2002

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Greens}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| 2002–2006

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Greens}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| 2006–2010

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Greens}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| 2010–2014

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Greens}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| 2014–2018

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Greens}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| 2018–2021

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Greens}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| 2021–2024

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Greens}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Independent}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

class="wikitable"

|+ As 7-member seat:

Election

! colspan=7| Seats won

| 2024–2028

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Greens}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Greens}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Independent}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

{{col-break|gap=2em}}

class="wikitable"

|+ Legend:

width=15 {{Australian party style|Labor}} |  

| Labor

width=15 {{Australian party style|Liberal}} |  

| Liberal

width=15 {{Australian party style|Greens}} |  

| Greens

width=15 {{Australian party style|Nationalist}} |  

| Nationalist

width=15 {{Australian party style|Commonwealth Liberal}} |  

| Liberal

width=15 {{Australian party style|Anti-Socialist}} |  

| Anti-Socialist

width=15 {{Australian party style|Democrats}} |  

| Democrats

width=15 {{Australian party style|Independent}} |  

| Independent

{{col-end}}

=Members for Clark and Denison=

class=wikitable
Year

! colspan=2|Member

! Party

! colspan=2|Member

! Party

! colspan=2|Member

! Party

! colspan=2|Member

! Party

! colspan=2|Member

! Party

! colspan=2|Member

! Party

! colspan=2|Member

! Party

1909

| {{Australian party style|Anti-Socialist}}|

| rowspan=3|Sir John Davies

| Anti-Socialist

| rowspan=5 {{Australian party style|Labor}}|

| rowspan=5|Walter Woods

| rowspan=5|Labor

| rowspan=10 {{Australian party style|Labor}}|

| rowspan=2|William Sheridan

| rowspan=2|Labor

| {{Australian party style|Anti-Socialist}}|

| rowspan=7|Sir Elliott Lewis

| Anti-Socialist

| {{Australian party style|Anti-Socialist}}|

| Frederick Rattle

| Anti-Socialist

| {{Australian party style|Anti-Socialist}}|

| Edward Crowther

| Anti-Socialist

| colspan=3 rowspan=26 | {{center|6 seats
(1909–1959)}}

1912

| rowspan=2 {{Australian party style|Commonwealth Liberal}}|

| rowspan=2|Liberal

| rowspan=4 {{Australian party style|Commonwealth Liberal}}|

| rowspan=4|Liberal

| rowspan=3 {{Australian party style|Labor}}|

| rowspan=3|Vincent Barker

| rowspan=3|Labor

| rowspan=4 {{Australian party style|Commonwealth Liberal}}|

| Francis Valentine

| Liberal

1913

| rowspan=2|Lyndhurst Giblin

| rowspan=2|Labor

| rowspan=4|William Fullerton

| rowspan=3|Liberal

1914

| rowspan=33 {{Australian party style|Labor}}|

| rowspan=6|William Sheridan

| rowspan=6|Labor

1916

| rowspan=6|John Cleary

| rowspan=6|Labor

| {{Australian party style|Commonwealth Liberal}}|

| William Burgess

| Liberal

1917

| {{Australian party style|Nationalist}}|

| Charles Hoggins

| Nationalist

| rowspan=2 {{Australian party style|Nationalist}}|

| rowspan=2|Nationalist

| rowspan=8 {{Australian party style|Nationalist}}|

| George Foster

| Nationalist

| rowspan=14 {{Australian party style|Nationalist}}|

| Nationalist

1919

| {{Australian party style|Labor}}|

| Robert Cosgrove

| Labor

| rowspan=7|John McPhee

| rowspan=7|Nationalist

| rowspan=2|Robert Snowden

| rowspan=2|Nationalist

1922

| rowspan=2 {{Australian party style|Nationalist}}|

| rowspan=2|Charles Grant

| rowspan=2|Nationalist

| rowspan=12 {{Australian party style|Labor}}|

| rowspan=3|Charles Culley

| rowspan=3|Labor

1924

| Leslie Payne

| Nationalist

1925

| rowspan=2|Robert Cosgrove

| rowspan=2|Labor

| rowspan=2 {{Australian party style|Labor}}|

| rowspan=2|Walter Woods

| rowspan=2|Labor

| rowspan=9|John Soundy

| rowspan=9|Nationalist

1928

| rowspan=3 {{Australian party style|Nationalist}}|

| rowspan=2|Charles Grant

| rowspan=2|Nationalist

| rowspan=7|Edmund Dwyer-Gray

| rowspan=7|Labor

1931

| rowspan=2|Gerald Mahoney

| rowspan=2|Labor

| rowspan=3 {{Australian party style|Nationalist}}|

| rowspan=3|Ernest Turner

| rowspan=3|Nationalist

1932

| Arndell Lewis

| Nationalist

1934

| rowspan=11|Robert Cosgrove

| rowspan=11|Labor

| rowspan=21 {{Australian party style|Labor}}|

| rowspan=7|Charles Culley

| rowspan=7|Labor

| {{Australian party style|Independent}}|

| George Carruthers

| Independent

1937

| rowspan=14 {{Australian party style|Labor}}|

| rowspan=2|Francis Heerey

| rowspan=2|Labor

| rowspan=5 {{Australian party style|Nationalist}}|

| Arndell Lewis

| Nationalist

1941

| Ernest Turner

| Nationalist

1941

| rowspan=9|Alfred White

| rowspan=9|Labor

| rowspan=4|Charles Atkins

| rowspan=3|Nationalist

1945

| rowspan=2|Francis Heerey

| rowspan=2|Labor

1946

| Robert Harvey

| Nationalist

1946

| rowspan=7 {{Australian party style|Liberal}}|

| rowspan=7|Horace Strutt

| rowspan=7|Liberal

| {{Australian party style|Liberal}}|

| Liberal

| rowspan=2 {{Australian party style|Independent}}|

| rowspan=11|Rex Townley

| rowspan=2|Independent

1948

| Henry Hope

| Labor

| rowspan=3 {{Australian party style|Independent}}|

| rowspan=2|Bill Wedd

| rowspan=2|Independent

1950

| rowspan=8|Frank Gaha

| rowspan=8|Labor

| rowspan=19 {{Australian party style|Liberal}}|

| rowspan=9|Liberal

1953

| Leo McPartlan

| Independent

1955

| rowspan=4 {{Australian party style|Liberal}}|

| rowspan=6|Bill Hodgman

| rowspan=4|Liberal

1958

| rowspan=2|Eric Howroyd

| rowspan=2|Labor

1959

| Bert Lacey

| Labor

1959

| rowspan=5|Harry McLoughlin

| rowspan=5|Labor

| rowspan=3|Charley Aylett

| rowspan=2|Labor

| rowspan=3 {{Australian party style|Independent}}|

| rowspan=3|Bill Wedd

| rowspan=3|Independent

| rowspan=22 {{Australian party style|Liberal}}|

| Sir Archibald Park

| Liberal

1959

| rowspan=2 {{Australian party style|Independent}}|

| rowspan=2|Independent

| rowspan=4|Horace Strutt

| rowspan=4|Liberal

1964

| {{Australian party style|Independent}}|

| Independent

1964

| rowspan=35 {{Australian party style|Labor}}|

| rowspan=5|Ken Austin

| rowspan=5|Labor

| rowspan=4|Merv Everett

| rowspan=4|Labor

| rowspan=3 {{Australian party style|Liberal}}|

| rowspan=3|Nigel Abbott

| rowspan=3|Liberal

| rowspan=32 {{Australian party style|Liberal}}|

| rowspan=8|Robert Mather

| rowspan=8|Liberal

1965

| George Brown

| Liberal

1969

| rowspan=5|Neil Batt

| rowspan=5|Labor

| rowspan=5|Bob Baker

| rowspan=5|Liberal

| rowspan=8|Max Bingham

| rowspan=8|Liberal

1972

| rowspan=5 {{Australian party style|Labor}}|

| Kevin Corby

| Labor

1974

| Ian Cole

| Labor

| rowspan=3|John Green

| rowspan=3|Labor

1976

| rowspan=7|Julian Amos

| rowspan=7|Labor

| {{Australian party style|Liberal}}|

| Max Robinson

| Liberal

1979

| rowspan=23 {{Australian party style|Labor}}|

| rowspan=4|John Devine

| rowspan=4|Labor

1980

| rowspan=2 {{Australian party style|Democrats}}|

| rowspan=2|Norm Sanders

| rowspan=2|Democrats

| Bob Graham

| Labor

| rowspan=5|Gabriel Haros

| rowspan=4|Liberal

1982

| rowspan=13 {{Australian party style|Liberal}}|

| rowspan=5|Geoff Davis

| rowspan=5|Liberal

| rowspan=4|Peter Walker

| rowspan=4|Liberal

1983

| rowspan=5 {{Australian party style|Independent Greens Tas}}|

| rowspan=8|Bob Brown

| rowspan=5|Independent Greens

1984

| rowspan=2|Bob Graham

| rowspan=2|Labor

| rowspan=2|Carmel Holmes

| rowspan=2|Liberal

1986

| {{Australian party style|Independent}}|

| Independent

1986

| rowspan=2|Neil Batt

| rowspan=2|Labor

| rowspan=11|Judy Jackson

| rowspan=11|Labor

| rowspan=8|Ray Groom

| rowspan=8|Liberal

| rowspan=7 {{Australian party style|Labor}}|

| rowspan=7|John White

| rowspan=7|Labor

| rowspan=3|John Bennett

| rowspan=3|Liberal

1987

| rowspan=5|John Barker

| rowspan=5|Liberal

1989

| rowspan=21 {{Australian party style|Greens}}|

| rowspan=3|Greens

| rowspan=2|David Crean

| rowspan=2|Labor

1990

| Chris Gibson

| Liberal

1992

| rowspan=2|Julian Amos

| rowspan=2|Labor

| rowspan=3|Michael Hodgman

| rowspan=3|Liberal

1993

| rowspan=7|Peg Putt

| rowspan=7|Greens

1996

| rowspan=4|Jim Bacon

| rowspan=4|Labor

| rowspan=3|Bob Cheek

| rowspan=3|Liberal

1998

| colspan=6 rowspan=15 | {{center|5 seats
(1998–2024)}}

2001

| rowspan=5|Michael Hodgman

| rowspan=5|Liberal

2002

| rowspan=4 {{Australian party style|Labor}}|

| rowspan=4|Graeme Sturges

| rowspan=4|Labor

2004

| rowspan=4|David Bartlett

| rowspan=4|Labor

2006

| rowspan=2|Lisa Singh

| rowspan=2|Labor

2008

| rowspan=8|Cassy O'Connor

| rowspan=8|Greens

2010

| rowspan=4|Scott Bacon

| rowspan=4|Labor

| rowspan=5 {{Australian party style|Liberal}}|

| rowspan=3|Matthew Groom

| rowspan=3|Liberal

| rowspan=8|Elise Archer

| rowspan=7|Liberal

2011

| Graeme Sturges

| Labor

2014

| Madeleine Ogilvie

| Labor

2018

| rowspan=7|Ella Haddad

| rowspan=7|Labor

| rowspan=3|Sue Hickey

| rowspan=2|Liberal

2019

| {{Australian party style|Independent}}|

| rowspan=6|Madeleine Ogilvie

| Independent

2021

| rowspan=5 {{Australian party style|Liberal}}|

| rowspan=5|Liberal

| rowspan=5 {{Australian party style|Independent}}|

| Independent

2021

| rowspan=4|Kristie Johnston

| rowspan=4|Independent

2023a

| rowspan=3|Vica Bayley

| rowspan=3|Greens

| {{Australian party style|Independent}}|

| Independent

2023b

| rowspan=2 {{Australian party style|Liberal}}|

| rowspan=2|Simon Behrakis

| rowspan=2|Liberal

2024

| {{Australian party style|Labor}}|

| Josh Willie

| Labor

| {{Australian party style|Greens}}|

| Helen Burnet

| Greens

Election results

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See also

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References

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External links

  • [http://www.parliament.tas.gov.au/ Parliament of Tasmania]
  • [https://www.tec.tas.gov.au/House_of_Assembly_Elections/index.html Tasmanian Electoral Commission - House of Assembly]

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