NEW SOUTH WALES 
ELECTION OF 22 MARCH 2003
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
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Group    Party                     Votes      %     Quotas   Seats
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Group A  Liberal-NPA               1,239,107  33.3  7.33      7
Group B  One Nation                   55,396  01.5  0.33      -
Group C  Shooters Party               76,133  02.0  0.45      1
Group D  No Privatisation              6,652  00.2  0.04      -
Group E  AAFI                         33,409  00.9  0.20      -
Group F  Australian Labor Party    1,620,190  43.5  9.58     10
Group G  Save Our Suburbs             18,033  00.5  0.11      -
Group H  Australian Democrats         58,494  01.6  0.35      -
Group I  Unity Party                  52,797  01.4  0.31      -
Group J  Socialist Alliance            5,428  00.1  0.03      -
Group K  The Greens                  320,010  08.6  1.89      2
Group L  [Pauline Hanson]             71,368  01.9  0.42      -
Group M  Reform the Legal System       9,644  00.3  0.06      -
Group N  Christian Democratic Party  112,865  03.0  0.67      1
Group O  FHRFWDP                      39,315  01.1  0.23      -
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Total                              3,721,457                 21
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AAFI: Australians Against Further Immigration
FHRFWDP: Fishing-Horse Riders-Four Wheel Drive Party

MEMBERS ELECTED
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Michael Egan (Australian Labor Party)
Michael Gallacher (Liberal Party)
Ian Cohen (The Greens)
Carmel Tebbutt (Australian Labor Party)
Duncan Gay (Nationals)
Michael Costa (Australian Labor Party)
Greg Pearce (Liberal Party)
Ian West (Australian Labor Party)
David Clarke (Liberal Party)
Tony Kelly (Australian Labor Party)
Rick Colless (Nationals)
Peter Primrose (Australian Labor Party)
Catherine Cusack (Liberal Party)
Tony Burke (Australian Labor Party)
Robyn Parker (Liberal Party)
Christine Robertson (Australian Labor Party)
Kayee Griffin (Australian Labor Party)
Sylvia Hale (The Greens)
Gordon Moyes (Christian Democratic Party)
Tony Catanzariti (Australian Labor Party)
John Tingle (Shooters Party)