| 词条 | 1993 Liberal Party of Australia leadership spill | ||||||||||||||||
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|election_name = Liberal Party of Australia Leadership spill, 1993 |flag_image = Liberal-Party-of-Australia-stub.svg |type = presidential |vote_type = Caucus |ongoing = no |previous_election = Liberal Party of Australia leadership election, 1990 |previous_year = 1990 |next_election = Liberal Party of Australia leadership spill, 1994 |next_year = 1994 |election_date = 23 March 1993 |image1 = |candidate1 = John Hewson |colour1 = 0047AB |popular_vote1 = 47 |percentage1 = 60.2% |image2 = |candidate2 = John Howard |colour2 = 0047AB |popular_vote2 = 30 |percentage2 = 38.4% |image3 = |candidate3 = Bruce Reid |colour3 = 0047AB |popular_vote3 = 1 |percentage3 = 1.4% |title = Leader |before_election = John Hewson |after_election = John Hewson }} A spill of the leadership of the Liberal Party of Australia took place on March 23 1993, following incumbent leader John Hewson receiving blame for losing the 1993 "unloseable election" because of his staunch promotion of a Goods and Services Tax and an inability to sell his policies to voters. Initially Hewson stated he would not recontest but was convinced to do so to block former leader John Howard from winning. The spill was won by Hewson over Howard by 47 votes to 30 while backbencher Bruce Reid attracted only one sole vote. For the Deputy leadership Michael Wooldridge won against Peter Costello [1][2] ResultsThe following table gives the ballot results:
References1. ^{{Cite episode |title=Politics will get you |series=The Liberals |date=1995 |number=5 }} {{Liberal Party of Australia}}{{Leadership spills in Australia}}{{Australia-party-stub}}2. ^The Canberra Times, March 24 1993 1 : Liberal Party of Australia leadership spills |
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