
The Tally Room is a podcast covering Australian elections, hosted by Ben Raue.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 158 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNews | |||

Ben was joined by Sarah Cameron from Griffith University, to discuss the results of the 2025 Australian Election Study, including Peter Dutton's unpopularity, foreign policy, voter dealignment, and how the vote splits by gender, generation and whethe... more
Ben was joined by Michael Evangelidis from GovConnex to discuss the factions of the Liberal Party of Australia - how fluid they are, how they work from the branch level to federal and state party rooms, and how the factions have changed in recent yea... more
Ben was joined by Frank Bongiorno and Chris Monnox to discuss the history of Australia's federal parliament being expanded, in 1949 and 1984. We discuss the motivations for these changes, the positions taken by the parties and why it happened when it... more
Ben was joined by Matt Dennien from the Brisbane Times to discuss the Queensland state redistribution, specifically the first round of submissions. The conversation focuses on the Labor and LNP submissions, and also run through some of the other publ... 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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Focused on Australian elections, this podcast offers deep insights into the political landscape, with a particular emphasis on voting mechanics, electoral systems, and the shifting dynamics among political parties. Episodes examine recent and upcoming elections, analyzing factors such as candidate strategies, voter behavior, and the impact of independents and minor parties in the electoral process. The discussions often feature expert guests from academia and politics, providing listeners with a comprehensive understanding of Australia's political environment. The podcast uniquely blends detailed electoral analysis with timely commentary on the implications of election outcomes and partisanship trends.
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The Tally Room launched 7 years ago and published 158 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on The Tally Room include:
1. Sarah Cameron
2. Michael Evangelidis
3. Frank Bongiorno
4. Matt Dennien
5. Chris Monnox
6. Kevin Bonham
7. Mike Lester
8. William Bowe
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