Liberal Party of Australia (Tasmanian Division)

Liberal Party of Australia
(Tasmanian Division)
Leader Will Hodgman
Deputy Leader Jeremy Rockliff
President Geoff Page
Headquarters Suite 4C, Level 3, 33 Salamanca Place, Hobart TAS 7000
Youth wing Young Liberal Movement of Australia
Ideology Liberal conservatism
Classical liberalism
Political position Centre-right
National affiliation Liberal Party of Australia
Tasmanian House of Assembly
13 / 25
Tasmanian Legislative Council
2 / 15
Australian House of Representatives (TAS)
0 / 5
Australian Senate (TAS)
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Website
tas.liberal.org.au

The Liberal Party of Australia (Tasmanian Division), commonly known as the Tasmanian Liberals, is the state division of the Liberal Party of Australia in Tasmania.[1] The party currently governs in Tasmania. The party is part of the federal Liberal Party of Australia which governs nationally in Coalition with the National Party of Australia.

Parliamentary Party Leader
Incumbent
Premier of Tasmania Will Hodgman

since 15 March 2014
Inaugural holder Neil Campbell

Premiers

Five parliamentary Liberal leaders have served as Premier of Tasmania: Angus Bethune (1969–1972), Robin Gray (1982–1989), Ray Groom (1992–1996), Tony Rundle (1996–1998) and Will Hodgman (2014–present).

Deputy Premiers

Six parliamentary Liberal deputy leaders have served as Deputy Premier of Tasmania: Max Bingham (1982–1984), Geoff Pearsall (1984–1988), Ray Groom (1988–1989), John Beswick (1992–1996), Sue Napier (1996–1998) and Jeremy Rockliff (2014–).

List of parliamentary leaders

State election results

Election Seats won ± Total votes % Position Leader
1946
12 / 30
Steady 44,158 34.25% Opposition Neil Campbell
1948
12 / 30
Steady0 54,010 37.84% Opposition Neil Campbell
1950
14 / 30
Increase2 69,429 47.57% Opposition Rex Townley
1955
15 / 30
Increase1 70,959 45.35% Opposition Rex Townley
1956
15 / 30
Steady0 69,477 43.61% Opposition Tim Jackson
1959
16 / 35
Increase1 66,005 41.05% Opposition Tim Jackson
1964
16 / 35
Steady0 67,971 38.49% Opposition Angus Bethune
1969
17 / 35
Increase1 83,261 43.98% Minority Government Angus Bethune
1972
14 / 35
Decrease3 76,073 38.37% Opposition Angus Bethune
1976
17 / 35
Increase3 104,613 44.5% Opposition Max Bingham
1979
15 / 35
Decrease2 98,845 41.3% Opposition Max Bingham
1982
18 / 35
Increase3 121,346 48.5% Majority Government Robin Gray
1986
18 / 35
Steady0 138,836 54.2% Majority Government Robin Gray
1989
17 / 35
Decrease1 128,143 46.9% Opposition Robin Gray
1992
19 / 35
Increase2 154,337 54.1% Majority Government Ray Groom
1996
16 / 35
Decrease3 121,391 41.2% Minority Government Ray Groom
1998
10 / 25
Decrease6 112,146 38.1% Opposition Tony Rundle
2002
7 / 25
Decrease3 81,185 27.4% Opposition Bob Cheek
2006
7 / 25
Steady0 98,511 31.8% Opposition Rene Hidding
2010
10 / 25
Increase3 124,933 39.0% Opposition Will Hodgman
2014
15 / 25
Increase5 167,051 51.2% Majority Government Will Hodgman
2018
13 / 25
Decrease2 168,303 50.3% Majority Government Will Hodgman

References

  1. "Current register of political parties". Australian Electoral Commission. Retrieved 19 November 2016.
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