What is Electoral district of Swan Hills?
{{Infobox Australian electorate | |name = Swan Hills |state = wa |image = WA Election 2021 - Swan Hills.png |caption = Location of Swan Hills (dark green) in the Perth metropolitan area |lifespan = 1989–present |mp = [[Jessica Shaw]] |mp-party = [[Australian Labor Party (Western Australian Branch)|Labor]] |namesake = [[Swan Valley (Western Australia)|Swan Valley]]; [[Perth Hills]] |electors = 30263 |electors_year = 2021 |area = 1334 |class = Metropolitan |near-n = [[Electoral district of Moore|Moore]] |near-ne = [[Electoral district of Moore|Moore]] |near-nw = [[Electoral district of Moore|Moore]] |near-e = [[Electoral district of Central Wheatbelt|Central Wheatbelt]] |near-w = [[Electoral district of Wanneroo|Wanneroo]] |near-s = [[Electoral district of Kalamunda|Kalamunda]] |near-se = [[Electoral district of Central Wheatbelt|Central Wheatbelt]] |near-sw = [[Electoral district of Midland|Midland]]<br>[[Electoral district of West Swan|West Swan]] }} '''Swan Hills''' is an [[electoral district]] of [[Western Australia]]. It was created in 1989. Swan Hills is in [[Perth, Western Australia|Perth]]. ==Election results== {{Election box begin |title = [[2021 Western Australian state election]]: Swan Hills<ref>[https://www.elections.wa.gov.au/elections/state/sgelection#/sg2021/electorate/SWN/results 2021 State General Election – Swan Hills District Results], WAEC</ref> }} {{Election box candidate AU party |candidate = [[Jessica Shaw]] |party = Labor WA |votes = 17,255 |percentage = 69.8 |change = +20.4 }} {{Election box candidate AU party |candidate = Rod Henderson |party = Liberal WA |votes = 4,571 |percentage = 18.5 |change = −9.6 }} {{Election box candidate AU party |candidate = Melanye Wawrik |party = Greens WA |votes = 1,189 |percentage = 4.8 |change = −2.7 }} {{Election box candidate AU party |candidate = Timothy Bunton |party = No Mandatory Vaccination |votes = 782 |percentage = 3.2 |change = +3.2 }} {{Election box candidate AU party |candidate = Magdeleen Strauss |party = C