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Follow the Bradfield and Higgins by-election results on Twitter

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The Bradfield and Higgins by-election results will come filtering in in only a few hours time. (Read Antony Green's preview here.)

To follow the results I have created a by-election Twitter list. You can add my list to the lists you follow here.

Presently my list consists of the following people:

@ABCElections - Tweets of the results according to Antony Green.
@susiegemmell09 - Greens candidate for Bradfield.
@paulwfletcher - Liberal candidate for Bradfield.
@CliveHamilton09 - Greens candidate for Higgins.
@KellyODwyer - Liberal candidate for Higgins.
@latikambourke - political journalist for 2UE radio who is in Higgins for the by-election.
@australiavotes - news and views on Australian politics.
@benraue - political blogger and Greens member.
@sandraom - political journalist.
@crikey_news - live tweeting and blogging the by-elections here.

Let me know if there is anyone else I should add. When I discover other people tweeting about the by-election I will add them to my list.

You can also follow the results by searching for the #Bradfield and #Higgins hashtags. Here are some widgets that might help you follow the by-election results.

You can also follow the results on the AEC website here.

Full post as published by Freedom to Differ on December 05, 2009 (boomark / email).

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