2014 Australian Senate special election in Western Australia
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On <entity_2>, an <entity_0> has held. The results of that 2013 <entity_4> for the Australian Senate in <entity_1> was voided on 20 February 2014 by the High Court of <entity_3>, sitting as the Court of Disputed Returns, because 1,375 ballot papers were lost during an official recount in November 2013. Following the <entity_4> on <entity_2>, preferences were distributed on 29 <entity_2> according to the group voting ticket voting system used at that time. An <entity_4> was held in South <entity_3> in 1907 for the <entity_4> of one senator under a previous electoral system. Notable changes included: The Socialist Equality Party and Australian Independents contested the 2013 <entity_4> in <entity_1>, but did not contest the special <entity_4>. The Socialist Alliance, Pirate Party, Voluntary Euthanasia Party, Building <entity_3> Party, Mutual Party, Republican Party and Democratic Labor Party did not contest the 2013 <entity_4> in WA, but decided to contest the special <entity_4>.
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