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A Socio-spatial Analysis Of Voting For Political Parties At The 2007 Federal Election flag this Articles >> People and Place >> A Socio-spatial Analysis Of Voting For Political Parties At The 2007 Federal Election The 2007 federal election in Australia saw voters throw out of office the Howard Coalition Government, which had been in power for more than a decade, and elect the Rudd Labor Government. That represents a fundamental change in Australia� update on 26th July, 2009 by Akash Lama add comment | view comments (0) A Socio-spatial Analysis Of Voting For Political Parties At The 2007 Federal Election flag this Articles >> People and Place >> A Socio-spatial Analysis Of Voting For Political Parties At The 2007 Federal Election Table 1: Variables derived from the 2006 census representing the demographic and socioeconomic characteristics of polling booth catchments Age and sex per cent population males (MALES) per cent population age 0-17 years children an update on 26th July, 2009 by Akash Lama add comment | view comments (0) A Socio-spatial Analysis Of Voting For Political Parties At The 2007 Federal Election flag this Articles >> People and Place >> A Socio-spatial Analysis Of Voting For Political Parties At The 2007 Federal Election (2) Uses mean gross household income per week in 2006 dollars (Household Expenditure Survey, Australia: Summary of Results, 2003-04, Australian Bureau of Statistics, Catalogue no. 6530.0 as a reference to derive quintile groups). A numbe update on 26th July, 2009 by Akash Lama add comment | view comments (0) A Socio-spatial Analysis Of Voting For Political Parties At The 2007 Federal Election flag this Articles >> People and Place >> A Socio-spatial Analysis Of Voting For Political Parties At The 2007 Federal Election On the basis of the criteria used to form the polling booth Voting Groups, the data in Table 2 indicate that, when compared with the primary vote at the 2004 federal election, the following changes had occurred at the level of local polling update on 26th July, 2009 by Akash Lama add comment | view comments (0)