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Ralph
拉尔夫
Lā'ěrfū
ラルフ
Rarufu
Craftian House of Representatives Division
Division Details
Created 2028
MP Kasie Lawhorn
Party United
Namesake Jack Ralph
Electors 103,539 (2070)
Demographic Outer metropolitan

The Division of Ralph is a Craftian federal division in the state of Jagsland. It was created in 2028 and first contested at the federal election later that year. Its namesake is monarchy-era MP Jack Ralph (1800–1897), the first European Member of Parliament in Craftian history and civil rights activist who campaigned for constitutional reform, specifically to remove stringent citizenship laws. The division includes the outer suburbs of Pallsburg, Jagsland's capital and largest city.

The sitting member, since the 2061 federal election, is Kasie Lawhorn, a member of the National United Party.

History[]

The city of Pallsburg leans fairly left, owing to its status as Jagsland's only major urban centre. Ralph, like many suburban seats, is fairly marginal and a major battleground between the United Party and the Craftian Conservative Party. The seat is a 'mortgage belt' electorate, with a high concentration of families mortgaging their homes. As such, the seat swings easily between the left and right. It has acted as a somewhat reliable bellwether seat historically, but has generally trended slightly towards United in recent years due to an influx of younger families and the seat being downsized due to increasing population density.

Members[]

# Member Party Term
1 Brett Leong Conservative 2028–2031
2 L.G. Anderson United 2031–2034
3 Jo Ann Miller Reform 2034–2037
(1) Brett Leong Conservative 2037–2040
4 Shintaro Hakayama United 2040–2046
5 Jean Harrington Conservative 2046–2052
6 Emily Ralph United 2052–2055
7 Belinda Huang Conservative 2055–2061
8 Kasie Lawhorn United 2061–

Election results[]

Craftian federal election, 2070: Ralph
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Conservative Thomas Luu 37,775 39.23 –2.80
United Kasie Lawhorn 36,253 37.65 +0.14
Liberal Watkin Chan 13,808 14.34 +2.64
Reform Samuel Pang 3,919 4.07 –2.50
Greens Larissa Bonython 2,205 2.29 +0.85
Mojang Barry Neville 1,377 1.43 –1.27
RUC–LA Keira Whiteley 953 0.99 –0.62
Total formal votes 96,290 97.78 +0.47
Informal votes 2,182 2.22 –0.47
Turnout 98,472 95.11 –1.23
Two-party-preferred result
United Kasie Lawhorn 52,401 54.42 +1.57
Conservative Thomas Luu 43,889 45.58 –1.57
United hold Swing +1.57
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