Dave Sharma and Glenn Sterle have voted the same way 10% of the time

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Dave Sharma

Liberal Party Senator for NSW since November 2023

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Glenn Sterle

Australian Labor Party Senator for WA since July 2005

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Since November 2023 Dave Sharma and Glenn Sterle have voted in the same division 219 times.

In divisions they have voted differently 198 times. They have only voted the same 21 times.

How do their votes on policies compare?

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Voted a mixture of the same and differently on

Always voted differently on

Divisions in which they voted the same

In divisions they have voted differently 198 times. They have only voted the same 21 times.

  1. Senate

    Bills — Electoral Legislation Amendment (Electoral Reform) Bill 2024, Electoral Legislation Amendment (Electoral Communications) Bill 2024; Reference to Committee

    Dave Sharma voted No

    Glenn Sterle voted No

    Not passed by a modest majority

    No rebellions 74% attendance

  2. edited 26 days ago
    Senate

    Motions - Israel Attacks: First Anniversary - Remaining amended motion paragraphs

    Dave Sharma voted Yes

    Glenn Sterle voted Yes

    Passed by a modest majority

    1 rebellion 64% attendance

  3. edited 13th Oct 2024
    Senate

    Motions - Israel Attacks: First Anniversary - Greens motion

    Dave Sharma voted No

    Glenn Sterle voted No

    Not passed by a modest majority

    1 rebellion 76% attendance

  4. edited 26 days ago
    Senate

    Motions - Israel Attacks: First Anniversary - Australia's social cohesion

    Dave Sharma voted Yes

    Glenn Sterle voted Yes

    Passed by a modest majority

    1 rebellion 80% attendance

  5. edited 13th Oct 2024
    Senate

    Matters of Urgency - Climate Change - Three new coal mines

    Dave Sharma voted No

    Glenn Sterle voted No

    Not passed by a modest majority

    No rebellions 50% attendance

  6. edited 17th Aug 2024
    Senate

    Motions - Middle East - Let a vote on Palestine take place

    Dave Sharma voted No

    Glenn Sterle voted No

    Not passed by a modest majority

    1 rebellion 61% attendance

  7. edited 17th Aug 2024
    Senate

    Motions - Middle East - Put the question

    Dave Sharma voted Yes

    Glenn Sterle voted Yes

    Passed by a modest majority

    1 rebellion 62% attendance

  8. edited 4th Aug 2024
    Senate

    Competition and Consumer Amendment (Divestiture Powers) Bill 2024 - Second Reading - Agree with the bill's main idea

    Dave Sharma voted No

    Glenn Sterle voted No

    Not passed by a modest majority

    No rebellions 63% attendance

  9. edited 17 days ago
    Senate

    Administrative Review Tribunal Bill 2024 and two others - Committee of the Whole - Registry in each State and Territory

    Dave Sharma voted No

    Glenn Sterle voted No

    Not passed by a modest majority

    No rebellions 76% attendance

  10. edited 3rd Jul 2024
    Senate

    Motions - Parliamentary Standards - "from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free"

    Dave Sharma voted Yes

    Glenn Sterle voted Yes

    Passed by a modest majority

    No rebellions 91% attendance

  11. Senate

    Business — Consideration of Legislation

    Dave Sharma voted Yes

    Glenn Sterle voted Yes

    Passed by a modest majority

    No rebellions 83% attendance

  12. edited 3rd Jul 2024
    Senate

    Motions - Rice, Senator Janet Elizabeth; Censure - President of the Philippines

    Dave Sharma voted Yes

    Glenn Sterle voted Yes

    Passed by a modest majority

    No rebellions 63% attendance

  13. Senate

    Motions — Rice, Senator Janet Elizabeth; Censure

    Dave Sharma voted Yes

    Glenn Sterle voted Yes

    Passed by a modest majority

    No rebellions 63% attendance

  14. edited 14th Mar 2024
    Senate

    Regulations - Social Security (Administration) (Declared Child Protection State — NSW, Qld, SA and Vic) Determination 2023 and two others - Disallow

    Dave Sharma voted No

    Glenn Sterle voted No

    Not passed by a modest majority

    No rebellions 46% attendance

  15. edited 14th Mar 2024
    Senate

    Documents - Parliament House: Accessibility - Order for the Production of Documents

    Dave Sharma voted No

    Glenn Sterle voted No

    Not passed by a modest majority

    No rebellions 63% attendance

  16. edited 29th Feb 2024
    Senate

    Documents - United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East - Order for the Production of Documents

    Dave Sharma voted No

    Glenn Sterle voted No

    Not passed by a modest majority

    No rebellions 62% attendance

  17. edited 4th May 2024
    Senate

    Nature Repair Market Bill 2023 and another - in Committee - Owners of the knowledge

    Dave Sharma voted No

    Glenn Sterle voted No

    Not passed by a modest majority

    No rebellions 62% attendance

  18. edited 4th May 2024
    Senate

    Nature Repair Market Bill 2023 and another - in Committee - Aboriginal persons and Torres Strait Islanders

    Dave Sharma voted No

    Glenn Sterle voted No

    Not passed by a modest majority

    No rebellions 61% attendance

  19. edited 4th May 2024
    Senate

    Nature Repair Market Bill 2023 and another - in Committee - Standing for injuction and judicial review

    Dave Sharma voted No

    Glenn Sterle voted No

    Not passed by a modest majority

    No rebellions 61% attendance

  20. edited 4th May 2024
    Senate

    Nature Repair Market Bill 2023 and another - in Committee - Appointment to Committee + objects of the Act

    Dave Sharma voted No

    Glenn Sterle voted No

    Not passed by a modest majority

    No rebellions 61% attendance

  21. edited 12th May 2024
    Senate

    Committees - Intelligence and Security Joint Committee; Reference - Australian Citizenship Amendment (Citizenship Repudiation) Bill 2023

    Dave Sharma voted Yes

    Glenn Sterle voted Yes

    Passed by a modest majority

    No rebellions 68% attendance