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AUBURN (ALP) Enrolment at 9-7-2001 – 45,443

SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS
Square kilometres
	Male	Female	Persons	Ranked Against All 93 Electorates
Total persons*	36135	35977	72112	10th
Aged 15 years and over	27893	28372	56265	47th
Aboriginal / Torres Strait Islander / Both Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islander*	295	311	606	61st
Australian born	17686	17947	35633	88th
Born Overseas:
UK* and Ireland	839	762	1601	85th
Southern Europe	2028	1874	3902	20th
South East Asia	4040	4289	8329	3rd
Middle East	3777	3295	7072	3rd
Total Born Overseas	17195	16733	33928	6th
Speaks English only and aged 5 years and over	12699	13159	25858	89th
Chinese Languages and aged 5 years and over	4138	4158	8296	3rd
Vietnamese and aged 5 years and over	1624	1607	3231	5th
Arabic (including Lebanese & Turkish) and aged 5 years and over	5991	5550	11541	4th
Speaks language other than English* and aged 5 years and over	19067	18670	37737	5th
Australian citizen	29491	29618	59109	28th
Australian citizen aged 18 years and over	21216	22053	43269	20th
Unemployed*	2308	1399	3707	18th
Employed*	14847	10394	25241	82nd
In the labour force*	17155	11793	28948	84th
Not in the labour force*	9509	15514	25023	10th
Unemployment Rate*	13.5	11.9	12.8	18th
Persons enumerated same address 5 years ago*	18793	19143	37936	34th
Persons enumerated different address 5 years ago*	12479	12289	24768	71st
Tertiary qualifications	3814	3524	7338	50th
Trade qualifications	4631	1283	5914	83rd
Christian religion	20130	21338	41468	88th
Non-christian religion:
Buddhism	1969	2010	3979	4th
Hinduism	626	628	1254	7th
Islam	5732	5287	11019	2nd
Total Non-christian religion	8553	8111	16664	3rd
"Traditional" families		8199	18th
Single parent families		1492	67th
Weekly family income less than $500		5970	32nd
Weekly family income $1500 or greater		1439	65th

* For definitions see Background Paper 2/99

1999 Election Results
Auburn Roll 45150



Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing
First Count
Yakup	UNI	3021	7.4	7.4
Nagle *	ALP	24207	59.5	-4.4
Bentley	DSL	378	0.9	0.9
O'Connor	ONP	2536	6.2	6.2
Borluk	LIB	8031	19.7	-10.6
Johnson	AFI	620	1.5	1.5
McDermott	DEM	1148	2.8	2.6
Ash	GRN	749	1.8	1.8
....	OTH		0	-5.6
Final Count
Nagle *	ALP	27158	74.3	7.1
Borluk	LIB	9409	25.7	-7.1
Exhausted		4123	10.1
Formal		40690	96.3	3.9
Informal		1581	3.7	-3.9
Total		42271	93.6

Two Party Preferred

AUBURN 1999
Roll : 45150 (Turnout 93.6%)
	POLLING PLACES	Nagle		Total
	Exhst	Formal	Informal		Vote
		Votes	%	Votes	%
1	Auburn	2579	67.7	1230	32.3	357	4166	212	4.8	4378
2	Auburn East	616	78.2	172	21.8	93	881	41	4.4	922
3	Auburn Hospital	602	67.6	288	32.4	65	955	33	3.3	988
4	Auburn North	1180	71.8	464	28.2	126	1770	39	2.2	1809
5	Auburn West	2083	73.7	744	26.3	252	3079	117	3.7	3196
6	Baden	392	73.1	144	26.9	103	639	31	4.6	670
7	Berala	2273	78.8	611	21.2	370	3254	144	4.2	3398
8	Birrong	1884	77.1	560	22.9	332	2776	111	3.8	2887
9	Chester Hill	989	77.3	291	22.7	165	1445	53	3.5	1498
10	Horton Street	322	71.6	128	28.4	71	521	18	3.3	539
11	Kingsland	1427	72.5	540	27.5	215	2182	75	3.3	2257
12	Lidcombe	2761	77.4	808	22.6	419	3988	168	4.0	4156
13	Lidcombe South	1013	76.7	308	23.3	132	1453	48	3.2	1501
14	Regents Park	1152	75.1	381	24.9	170	1703	49	2.8	1752
15	Sefton	1345	73.7	481	26.3	241	2067	91	4.2	2158
16	Silverwater	629	69.0	282	31.0	70	981	28	2.8	1009
17	Sydney (Auburn)	56	81.2	13	18.8	10	79	1	1.3	80
18	Yagoona	1255	80.0	313	20.0	149	1717	101	5.6	1818
19	Yagoona East	593	76.2	185	23.8	86	864	26	2.9	890
20	Yagoona West	869	78.1	244	21.9	102	1215	44	3.5	1259
	Total Booth Votes	24020	74.6	8187	25.4	3528	35735	1430	3.8	37165
	Absent Votes	1442	73.8	511	26.2	330	2283	95	4.0	2378
	Dec Inst Votes	91	65.5	48	34.5	11	150	2	1.3	152
	Postal Votes	801	73.0	297	27.0	120	1218	28	2.2	1246
	Pre-Poll Votes	775	68.3	359	31.7	132	1266	20	1.6	1286
	Section Votes	30	85.7	5	14.3	3	38	6	13.6	44
	Total Declaration	3139	72.0	1220	28.0	596	4955	151	3.0	5106
​​​​​​	Grand Total	27158	74.3	9409	25.7	4123	40690	1581	3.7	42271

The information contained in this document has been extracted from the following sources:

NSW State Election 1999: Electorate Profiles by Mark D’Arney Background Paper No 2/99

New South Wales State Electoral Districts Ranked by 1996 Census Characteristics by Mark D’Arney Background Paper No 1/99

NSW LA Elections 1999: Two-Candidate preferred results by Polling Placeby Antony Green
Background Paper 6/99

New South Wales Elections 1999 by Antony Green Background Paper 4/99

Ranked data has been extracted from the Census96 spreadsheet data provided to the NSW Parliamentary Library by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. The data used presents the 1996 Census data in relation to the New South Wales state electoral boundaries as redistributed in 1998.The tables in this publication should be read in conjunction with the definitions provided in the original publications cited above.

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