
The Tally Room is a podcast covering Australian elections, hosted by Ben Raue.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 167 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Categories | NewsPolitics | ||||

Ben was joined by Mark Riboldi from UTS to preview this weekend's Farrer by-election, and what it might imply about the Coalition's bigger issues losing support to One Nation and independents.
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Ben was joined by Rob Manwaring to look over the results of last Saturday's South Australian state election, in particular the emergence of One Nation as a party polling higher than the Liberal Party.
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Ben was joined by Josh Sunman from Flinders University to run through the seats that could be in play on South Australia's election night and how preference distributions could become much more complex amidst a One Nation surge.
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Ben was joined by Intifar Chowdhury and Anthony Zougras to bring the podcast up to speed on South Australian politics before the state election on March 21. They discussed the decline in support for the Liberal Party, the emergence of One Nation, and... more
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I love this show. Interesting and learned but not stuffy.
Really enjoy this meaty, in-depth look view. Thank you Ben for your work for us all
Really enjoy this no frills podcast about all things Australian elections, voting, seats, and psephology. Ben is a great host
Depth of analysis not found anywhere else. You’ll learn a lot from Ben’s electoral know-how - subscribe!
Unrivaled for insightful, pod-form auspol/election matters discussion and dissection. A great listen, always learning!
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Listeners can expect rigorous, data-driven analysis of Australian elections, with a focus on state and federal dynamics, by-elections, party realignments, and voting behavior. Episodes frequently feature academic researchers,_polling experts, and journalists who provide context on minor parties, preference flows, and the mechanics of counting. A standout aspect is the mix of seat-by-seat analysis, live coverage plans, and deep dives into psephology, often connected to current events and regional trends. The show is likely to appeal to political insiders, campaigners, and listeners who prefer evidence-based discussions over sensational commentary, with a reputation for thoroughness and genuine specialization in Australian politics.
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Recent guests on The Tally Room include:
1. Mark Riboldi
2. Rob Manwaring
3. Josh Sunman
4. Intifar Chowdhury
5. Anthony Zougras
6. Josh Goddard
7. Shaun Ratcliff
8. Donna Weeks
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