ALP candidate Martin Pakula has won the Lyndhurst state byelection with a 7 per cent buffer. After final counting on Wednesday in the once-safe Labor seat, the ALP attracted 41 per cent of the primary vote — a 14 per cent swing against it. Family First’s Stephen Nowland came in second with 14 per cent of the primary vote.
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