- Electoral districts of Western Australia
The
Western Australian Legislative Assembly is elected from 57 single-member electoral districts. These districts are often referred to as "electorates" or "seats". Under current legislation, the Perth metropolitan area is divided into 34 districts, and the remainder ofWestern Australia into 23 districts.The "Electoral Distribution Act 1947" requires regular review of electoral boundaries, in order to keep the relative size of electorates within certain limits. Electoral boundaries are determined by the [http://www.waec.wa.gov.au/ Western Australian Electoral Commission] . The last electoral redistribution was completed in August
2003 ; it applied in the state election of2005 , and would have applied for the next election but for the passage of the "One Vote, One Value" legislation. This legislation requires each district maintain roughly the same number of electors, and that there is a review of boundaries before each state election. [ [http://boundarieswa.com/upload/Where%20will%20you%20be%20in%202009_v4.pdf Where will you be in 2009?] WAEC]List of electoral districts by electoral region
* Agricultural electoral region
** Avon
** Geraldton
** Greenough
** Merredin
** Moore
** Roe
** Wagin* East Metropolitan electoral region
** Armadale
** Ballajura
** Bassendean
** Belmont
** Darling Range
** Kenwick
** Midland
** Serpentine-Jarrahdale
** Southern River
** Swan Hills* Mining and Pastoral electoral region
** Central Kimberley-Pilbara
** Kalgoorlie
** Kimberley
** Murchison-Eyre
** North West Coastal* North Metropolitan electoral region
** Balcatta
** Carine
** Churchlands
** Cottesloe
** Girrawheen
** Hillarys
** Joondalup
** Kingsley
** Maylands
** Mindarie
** Nedlands
** Perth
** Wanneroo
** Yokine*South Metropolitan electoral region
** Alfred Cove
** Cockburn
** Fremantle
** Murdoch
** Peel
** Riverton
** Rockingham
** South Perth
** Victoria Park
** Willagee*South West electoral region
** Albany
** Bunbury
** Capel
** Collie-Wellington
** Dawesville
** Leschenault
** Mandurah
** Murray
** Stirling
** Vasse
** Warren-Blackwoodee also
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Electoral regions of Western Australia References
External links
* [http://www.waec.wa.gov.au/ Western Australian Electoral Commission]
* [http://www.slp.wa.gov.au/statutes%5Cswans.nsf/PDFbyName/B4CC6141F279FFDF48256650000578D5?OpenDocument "Electoral Distribution Act 1947"]
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