Wagga byelection 2018: Liberal choice of Tarcutta candidate Julia Ham cost votes across Wagga, experts say

Rex Martinich
Updated September 9 2018 - 6:52pm, first published 6:50pm
Volunteers hand out how-to-vote cards outside South Wagga Pimary School on Saturday for the Wagga Byelection 2018. Picture: Emma Hillier
Volunteers hand out how-to-vote cards outside South Wagga Pimary School on Saturday for the Wagga Byelection 2018. Picture: Emma Hillier

The Liberal Party’s decision to field a byelection candidate who lived outside Wagga’s main population centre contributed to a 30 per cent swing, according to a voting booth analysis.

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Rex Martinich

Rex Martinich

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Journalist for the Daily Advertiser in Wagga Wagga covering politics and data. Mobile: 0437 853 137 Email: rex.martinich@dailyadvertiser.com.au

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