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The 2010 election affirmed Western Australia’s recent status as a conservative heartland State and one of the ALP’s most unforgiving electorates. A significant swing was recorded against the ALP (–5.6 per cent), the severity of which can be largely attributed to the Federal Government’s proposed mining tax. Labor’s failure to assuage local concerns about this impost and the Liberals’ deft exploitation of the issue served to reignite the anxieties of WA voters about Canberra’s centralist ambitions and lack of responsiveness to State concerns.

Western Australia at the Polls: A case of resurgent regionalism