Labor,snatching at least seven seats includingPenrith,Parramatta andEast Hills to form what is expected to be a majority government.
When counting paused on the night of March 25,nine seats were still in doubt.Winston Hills was the first to be called Monday morning,retainedby the Liberals.Willoughby followed after 2pm,againretainedby the Liberals despite a 19.85 per cent swingagainst them.
On Tuesday morning,the,whileWollondilly was snatched by. Later,.
On Wednesday morning,the seat ofMiranda in Sydney’s south was called for the Liberals. By the afternoon,Kiama was called for Liberal-turned-independent Gareth Ward.
On Friday afternoon theHeraldcalled the seat ofGoulburn for incumbent Liberal MP Wendy Tuckerman. On Saturday,Terrigaland Holsworthywere also retained by the Liberals.
Here’s everything you need to know about the – we’ll keep updating in real time as each seat is called – and the 11 seats that have changed hands.
The seat still in doubt
The seats that changed hands
Dominic Perrottet started election day saying "we're gonna smash it",but as sausages sizzled and the ballots rolled in it became a smash and grab for Chris Minns and Labor.
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