What is Electoral division of Mulka?
{{Infobox Australian electorate | |name = Mulka |state = nt |image = {{Maplink|frame=yes|from=NT Electoral Divisions/Mulka.map|plain=yes|frame-height=300|frame-width=400|overlay=[[File:NT Election 2024 - Mulka.svg|75px]]|overlay-horizontal-alignment=right|overlay-vertical-alignment=bottom}} |caption = Interactive map of boundaries as of the [[2024 Northern Territory general election|2024 election]] |created = 2020 |abolished = |mp = [[Yingiya Mark Guyula]] |mp-party = [[Independent (politics)|Independent]] |namesake = [[Yolŋu languages|Yolŋu]] word meaning 'dry area' |electors = 6124 |electors_year = 2020 |area = 14736 |class = Remote |near-n = ''[[Timor Sea]]'' |near-ne = ''[[Timor Sea]]'' |near-nw = ''[[Timor Sea]]'' |near-s = ''[[Gulf of Carpentaria]]'' |near-se = ''[[Gulf of Carpentaria]]'' |near-sw = [[Electoral division of Arnhem|Arnhem]] |near-e = ''[[Gulf of Carpentaria]]'' |near-w = [[Electoral division of Arnhem|Arnhem]] }} '''Mulka''' is an [[electoral division]] of the [[Northern Territory]]. It was created in 2020, replacing [[Electoral division of Nhulunbuy|Nhulunbuy]]. Mulka is located in northeastern [[Arnhem Land]] and is centred around the town of [[Nhulunbuy]]. It also includes the [[Crocodile Islands]]. ==Election results== {{Election box begin | title = [[2024 Northern Territory general election]]: Mulka }} {{Election box candidate AU party | candidate = [[Yingiya Mark Guyula]] | party = Independent | votes = 2,291 | percentage = 75.2 | change = +20.3 }} {{Election box candidate AU party | candidate = Allen Fanning | party = CLP | votes = 749 | percentage = 24.6 | change = +24.6 }} {{Election box formal | votes = 3,040 | percentage = 97.6 | change = −0.6 }} {{Election box informal | votes = 90 | percentage = 2.9 | change = +0.6 }} {{Election box turnout | votes