As of 10:00pm AEST (UTC+10) on election night, ABC News (followed by all of the other news media) projected that only the Labor Party could realistically form a government, though it was unclear whether it would have a majority or a minority of seats in the House of Representatives.[2] Notable outcomes included the popularity of teal independents in several urban and suburban seats, costing Treasurer and Deputy Liberal Leader Josh Frydenberg his seat; a particularly sizable swing from the Coalition to Labor in Western Australia; and notably strong support for the Greens in some inner-city Brisbane seats. Late on election night, Morrison conceded the election and announced his forthcoming resignation as Liberal leader.[3] Albanese was sworn in as Prime Minister on 23 May 2022.[4][5][6]