Australian referendum, 1913 (Industrial Matters)

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The Australian referendum, 1913 (Industrial Matters), or more correctly, Constitution Alteration (Industrial Matters) 1912, was a question put to referendum in the Australian referendum, 1913. It sought to extend the Commonwealth Parliament's power to make laws with respect to industrial matters.

[edit] Results

Do you approve of the proposed law for the alteration of the Constitution entitled 'Constitution Alteration (Industrial Matters) 1912'?

Result
State On

rolls

Ballots

issued

For Against Informal
 %  %
New South Wales 1,036,187 717,855 318,622  %46.88 361,044  %53.12 36,933
Victoria 830,391 626,861 297,892  %49.02 309,804  %50.98 18,837
Queensland 363,082 280,525 147,171  %54.36 123,554  %45.64 9,579
South Australia 244,026 195,463 96,626  %51.40 91,361  %48.60 7,259
Western Australia 179,784 132,149 66,451  %52.71 59,612  %47.29 5,753
Tasmania 106,746 80,398 34,839  %45.20 42,236  %54.80 3,197
Total for Commonwealth 2,760,216 2,033,251 961,601  %49.33 987,611  %50.67 81,558
Obtained majority in three States and an overall minority of 26,010 votes.
Not

carried

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