Talk:2021 New South Wales local elections
Latest comment: 7 months ago by Moreton Fraser in topic Number of Greens councillors
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Number of Greens councillors
editWhere did 71 Greens councillors come from? In 2021 65 were elected. Whoever has done the math here please reply. J2m5 (talk) 08:35, 23 October 2023 (UTC)
- Crs Ellsmore, Grieve, Robertson, Kanak, Keenan, Fabiano, Chapple, Olive, Pandolfini, Veitch, Werner, Griffiths, Shetty, da Cruz, Langford, Atkins, Jago, Cutcher, Kasby, Redshaw, Hoare, Wheeler, Bradley, Flood, Salitra, Ball, Heyde, Glanville, Korzy, Mackenzie, McCabe, Smith, L Edwards, Bain, King, Fenton, Cassell, Clancy, Dicker, Chate, Ndiaye, Dey, Grindon-Ekins, Guise, Firth, Cox, Blakey, Rice, Keast, Findley, Gray, Christen, D'Ath, Worthington, Griff, Willis, Cameron, Mallard, Sparks, Robinson, McKinnon, A Edwards, Frail makes 63. With two resignations (Castellari in Snowy Monaro, Abbott in Upper Hunter) that is 65. I don't want to edit right now as I'm guessing the 71/69 figure is coming from something. J2m5 (talk) 08:35, 23 October 2023 (UTC)
- You're quite right. I think I had put those figures there, and I made a mistake in Cumberland, so thanks for the heads up, it is 65. Moreton Fraser (talk) 04:55, 30 October 2023 (UTC)