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Public funding of election expenditure

In accordance with the Electoral Act 2002, the following entitlements were paid to these parties and candidates. Funding at the 2002 Victorian State election:

Party Total candidates Candidates eligible for funding Entitlement paid
Australian Labor Party 112 112 $3,423,844.80
Citizens Electoral Council 18 1 $3,016.80
Christian Party 5 0 Nil
Australian Democrats 23 1 $6,313.20
Democratic Labor Party 1 0 Nil
Hope Party 5 0 Nil
Liberal Party 112 112 $2,507,563.20
National Party* 23 23 $326,671.84
Socialist Alliance 5 0 Nil
The Australian Greens* 108 106 $376,588.00
Alexander, H $1,825.20
Cumming, C $3,906.00
Chamberlain, K $2,028.00
Davies, S $8,416.80
George, A $2,860.80
Hazelman, C $6,154.80
Hudson, C $3,373.20
Ingram, C $16,702.80
Nesbitt, K $1,681.20
Hyett, J $2,638.80
Platschinda, B $5,679.60
Reilly, B $2,007.60
Savage, R $20,054.40
Sayers, T $2,394.00
Sonogan, R $2,660.40
Toll, G $2,174.40
Westbury, J $2,546.40
Whelan, L* $12,047.35
Total 373 $6,743,149.59


* The Australian Greens, National Party and L. Whelan spent less than their entitlement.
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