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Rebel votes

Sue Boyce has voted against the majority of their party 3 times since entering Parliament in April 2007. explain rebellions

  1. edited 7th Oct 2014
    Senate

    Sue Boyce voted Yes, rebelling against the Liberal Party

    Passed by a small majority

    1 rebellion 86% attendance

  2. edited 24th Oct 2014
    Senate

    Sue Boyce voted Yes, rebelling against the Liberal Party

    Not passed by a small majority

    1 rebellion 95% attendance

  3. edited 7th Oct 2014
    Senate

    Sue Boyce voted Yes, rebelling against the Liberal Party

    Not passed by a small majority

    2 rebellions 97% attendance

Recent Votes

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  1. edited 4th Jan 2015
    Senate

    Sue Boyce was absent

    Not passed by a modest majority

    No rebellions 62% attendance

  2. Senate

    Sue Boyce voted Yes

    Not passed by a small majority

    No rebellions 87% attendance

  3. Senate

    Sue Boyce voted Yes

    Not passed by a small majority

    No rebellions 87% attendance

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100% Paul Calvert Former Liberal Party Senator for Tasmania
100% Ian Campbell Former Liberal Party Senator for WA
100% Grant Chapman Former Liberal Party Senator for SA
100% Chris Ellison Former Liberal Party Senator for WA
100% Rod Kemp Former Liberal Party Senator for Victoria
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