Australian Federal Election Forecasts 2019
For Australia's Shaky Government, the Djokovic Saga Was a Welcome Diversion
Early voting at the 2022 federal election – Parliament of Australia
Australia PM Morrison defends record despite election loss | AP News
WeChatting the Australian Election: Mandarin-Speaking Migrants and the Teaching of New Citizenship Practices - Wanning Sun, Haiqing Yu, 2020
Pennsylvania election offices challenged by surge of voting record requests | WITF
2019 Australia election: Liberal-National coalition secures majority - BBC News
2019 Australian federal election - Wikipedia
2019 Australia election: Liberal-National coalition secures majority - BBC News
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Australian federal election results: live 2019 votes tracker | Australian election 2019 | The Guardian
File:Australia 1931 federal election.png - Wikimedia Commons
Essential poll: majority of voters think Bill Shorten will be the winner on Saturday | Essential poll | The Guardian
The 2019 federal election – Parliament of Australia
Australia's leader vows to get back to work after shock win – WAVY.com
How Australia Elections 2022 Could Reshape China Ties, Climate Change and #MeToo
Australian federal election 2022: Data shows Labor, Liberal Party more likely to preselect women in marginal seats | International Knowledge Network of Women in Politics
Premier, challenger defend Australian intel agency bosses | The Seattle Times
Federal election 2019: state of the states
Results of the 2019 Australian federal election (House of Representatives) - Wikipedia
The eight charts that help explain why the Coalition won the 2019 Australian election | Australian election 2019 | The Guardian
States run their own election, not the federal government | cbs19.tv
Australia Election Results: Prime Minister Scott Morrison Seizes a Stunning Win - The New York Times
Australia election: Ruling conservatives on course for 'miracle' victory while anti-Muslim senator loses seat
Will women forsake the Liberal party at the next election? - The University of Sydney
