150 for each seat in the House of Representatives.
Electorates are made in their states or territories, some states or territories are bigger or smaller than others and their is a amount of electorates in each state and territory so this why there is an uneven size of electorates in Australia.
There are 70 electorates in New Zealand.
Queensland is a state of Australia comprising 89 state electorates.
There are 190 general electorates in New Zealand.
because there are different populations in each state so all electorates are uneven.
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The people who sit in these seats are the people who we elect to represent our Electorate. The whole of Australia is divided up into electorates so that we have a fair preferential voting system and so that every part of Australia is heard in the house of Representatives.
5925 in total 2673 in Maori electorates 3252 in General electorates : )
5925 in total 2673 in Maori electorates 3252 in General electorates
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