Electoral district of Liverpool Totally Explained

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Liverpool is an electoral district of the Legislative Assembly in the Australian state of New South Wales.
   The district is located in Western Sydney, within the boundaries of the Liverpool City Council. It covers an area of 54.85 km² and includes the suburbs of Warwick Farm, Ashcroft, Green Valley, Cartwright and Liverpool.
   Liverpool is a safe seat for the Australian Labor Party, at recent elections the ALP won 80% of the two party preferred vote.
   It is represented by Paul Lynch of the Australian Labor Party.

History

Liverpool was created in 1950.

Members for Liverpool

Member	Party affiliation	Period
The Hon. James McGirr	Australian Labor Party	1950-1952
Norman Mannix	Australian Labor Party	1952-1971
George Paciullo	Australian Labor Party	1971-1989
Peter Anderson	Australian Labor Party	1989-1995
Paul Lynch	Australian Labor Party	1995-present

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