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How did Indian-origin candidates fare in the Australian Federal Elections 2022?

NRI Affairs News Desk by NRI Affairs News Desk
May 23, 2022
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There was a major push to woo Indian-Australian voters during the recently held Federal Elections. This was clearly in evidence with all the promises of grants and freebies being offered to Indian communities with a single aim to win their favour. Here is a look at how they performed.

Indian-Australian voters make up the second-largest migrant community in Australia today and every political party was aware of the influence the community could have on the results. Not surprisingly, there were plenty of candidates of Indian origin contesting seats in all the major states.

Here is a list we have compiled of these candidates and how they have fared: 

CANDIDATEPARTYSEATPERFORMANCE
Jugandeep SinghLiberalChifley, NSWLost
Sahil TomarLiberalJagajaga, VICLost
Vivek SinghaLiberalMcMahon, NSWLost
Manish PatelLiberalCorio, VICLost
Bill KoulLiberalFreemantle, WALost
Pradip PathiLiberalGreenway, NSWLost
Binod PaudelLiberalMacarthur, NSWLost
Dave SharmaLiberalWentworth, NSWLost
Vivian LoboLiberalLilley, QueenslandLost
Ravi GaddipatiLiberalLalor, VICLost
Mira D’SilvaLiberalMaribyrnong, VICLost
Savitri BevinakoppaLiberalHotham, VICLost
Immanuel SelvarajLaborMitchell, NSWLost
Abhimanyu KumarLaborLa TrobeLost
Surbhi SnowballLaborFlinders, VICLost
Zaneta MascarenhasLaborSwan, WAWon
Rachel JacobsGreensGrayndler, NSWLost
Rajan VaidOne NationMakin, AdelaideLost
Rabin BangaarAnimal Justice PartyCooper, VICLost
Amit BatishOne NationChifley, NSWLost
Ravi RagupathyIndependentHolt, VICLost
Chetan SahaiGreensSydney, NSWLost
Apurva ShuklaGreensWerriwa, NSWLost
Sanjeev SabhlokAustralian Federation PartyMenzies, VICLost
Lovepreet Singh NandaIndependentGreenway, NSWLost
Trimann GillLaborSenate, SAAwaited
Table created by NRI Affairs News Team.

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