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The Australian Electoral Commission reported that 54 political parties registered for the election, more than twice as many as for the 2010 election. In addition to the major and minor parties, many micro parties formed.  Thanks to preferences, one of the micro parties, the Australian Motoring Enthusiasts Party, elected Ricky Muir to the Senate representing Victoria.

Animal Justice Party
 Australia First Party
 Australia First Nations Political Party
 Australia Christians




Australian Democrats
 Australian Fishing and Lifestyle Party
 Australian Greens
 Australian Independents




Australian Labor Party
 Australian Motoring Enthusiast Party
 Australian Protectionist Party
 Australian Sex Party




Australian Sovereignty Party
 Australian Sports Party
 Australian Stable Population Party
 Australian Voice Party




Bank Reform Party
 Building Australia Party
 Bullet Train for Australia Party
 Carers Alliance




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Christian Democratic Party (F.Nile)
 Citzens Electoral Council of Aust.
 Coke in the Bubblers Party
 Country Alliance




Country Liberals (Northern Territory)
 Democratic Labour Party
 Drug Law Reform Party
 Family First Party




Future Party
 HEMP Party
 Katter's Australian Party
 Liberal Democratic Party




LIberal Party of Australia
 National Party of Australia
 Nick Xenophon Group
 No Carbon Tax Climate Skeptics




Non-Custodial Parents Party
 One Nation
 Outdoor Recreation Party
 Palmer United Party




Pirate Party Australia
 Republican Party of Australia
 Rise Up Australia Party
 Secular Party of Australia




Senator Online
 Shooters and Fishers Party
 Smokers Rights Party
 Socialist Alliance




Socialist Equality Party
 Stop CSG Party
 The 23 Million
 The Wikileaks Party






Uniting Australia Party
 Voluntary Euthanasia Party


Political parties registered for the 2013 federal election - Australian Electoral Commission
House: First Preferences by Party
Senate: First Preferences by Group

 

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