MUA candidates

Adelaide campaign HQ

Consistent with national policy unanimously supported at the 2004 Quadrennial Conference and endorsed by stopwork meetings nationwide, the MUA supports all of the ALP endorsed candidates and sitting members including those in the following in key marginal seats.

Queensland

Arch Bevis, 0.7%,Brisbane; Con Sciacca, 1.8%, Bonner; Kirsten Livermore, 5.5%, Capricornia; Craig Emerson, 2.4%, Rankin; Cheryl Dorron, 2.2%, Hinkler; Craig McConnell, 6.0%, Dickson, Anita Philips, 1.5%, Herbert; Stephen Beckett, 2.5%, Longman; Graham Perett, 2.2%,Moreton;Donna Webster, 3.1%, Bowman; Gavin Brady, 3.2%, Petrie

Northern Territory

Warren Snowdon, 2.1%, Lingiari; Jim Davidson, 0.1%, Solomon

New South Wales

Darryl Melham, 2.9%, Banks (NSW); John Murphy, 4.6%, Lowe (NSW); David Mehan, 0.4' Dobel; Julie Owens, 1.2%, Parramatta; Giovanna Kozary,1.4, Paterson; Justin Elliot, 1.7%, Richmond; Kevin Bell, 2.8%, Page; Ed Husic, 3.1%, Greenway; David Bradbury, 5.5%, Lindsay; Kel Watt, 1.7%, Eden Monaro, Sharon Bird, 2.2%, Cunningham

Victoria

Anna Burke, 2.7%, Chisholm; Catherine King, 3.2%, Ballarat; Steve Gibbons, 3.6' Bendigo; Peter Lynch, 1.6%, Deakin; Jenny Beales, 2.2%, McEwen; Don Wishart, 2.6%, Gippsland; Susan Davies, 3.7%, La Trobe; Christian Zahra, 2.9, McMillan

Tasmania

Michelle O'Byrne, 2.1%, Bass, Sid Sidebottom, 6.0%, Braddon

South Australia

Martyn Evans, 1.3%, Wakefield; David Cox, 1.3%, Kingston; Kate Ellis, 0.6%, Adelaide; Steve Georganas, 1.0%, Hindmarsh; Tony Zappia, 3.7, Makin

Western Australia

Jann McFarlane, 1.6%, Stirling (WA); Sharryn Jackson, 1.8%, Hasluck (WA); Kim Wilkie, 2.0, Swan (WA); Kay Hallahan, 0.4%, Canning (WA), Kim Young, Moore (WA)