New South Wales state election 2027

Burrinjuck

Contents

  1. General Information
  2. Map
  3. 2023 election results
  4. Links

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1. General Information

The election is to be held on Saturday, 13 March 2027.

Burrinjuck Greens may be involved with the following electoral campaigns and/or Greens groups as part of the election:

  • Cootamundra - electorate (Burrinjuck + Riverina Greens)
  • Goulburn - electorate (Burrinjuck + Southern Highland Greens)
  • Southern Highlands Greens
  • Riverina Greens 
  • Wagga Wagga - electorate (Burrinjuck + Riverina Greens) 

Outlying electorates include Murray (west), Barwon, Orange and Bathurst (north), Wollondilly and Monaro (east) and Albury (south). The Burrinjuck Greens will not be directly involved in these campaigns.

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2. Map

NSW state electoral map, focussed around the Burrinjuck Greens area (Yass):

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3. 2023 election results

  • Cootamundra - Steph Cooke (Nationals)
    • Greens vote - 2.5% (Jeff Passlow)
  • Goulburn - Wendy Tuckerman (Liberal)
    • Greens vote - 7.1% (John Olsen)
  • Wagga Wagga - Joe McGirr (Independent)
    • Greens vote - 5.6% (Ray Goodlass)
  • Wollondilly - Judy Hannan (Independent)
    • Greens vote - 5.0% Jason Webster

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4. Links

* Burrinjuck Greens (Facebook)

* Southern Highlands Greens (Facebook) / (Instagram)

* Riverina Greens (Facebook)

Australian / New South Wales Greens (websites) 

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Last updated: 26 June 2027

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