Your guide to who won what

NO JOY: Labor candidate for Swan Hills, Ian Radisich, was one of many defeated by Liberal candidates. Picture: Jordan Shields Source: PerthNow

HERE is a list of the likely seats won in WA election (after 75 per cent of votes were counted on Saturday night. Counting was suspended on Sunday)

LIBERALS

Alfred Cove (gain from Ind)

Balcatta (gain from ALP)

Bateman

Belmont (gain from ALP)

Bunbury

Carine

Churchlands (gain from Ind)

Cottesloe

Darling Range

Dawesville

Forrestfield (gain from ALP)

Geraldton

Hillarys

Jandakot

Joondalup (gain from ALP)

Kalamunda

Kingsley

Morley

Mount Lawley

Murray-Wellington

Nedlands

Ocean Reef

Riverton

Perth (gain from ALP)

Scarborough

South Perth

Southern River

Swan Hills

Wanneroo

Warren-Blackwood (gain from Nats)

Vasse

NATIONALS

Central Wheatbelt

Moore

Kalgoorlie (gain from Ind)

North West Central

Pilbara (gain from ALP)

Wagin

LABOR

Armadale

Bassendean

Butler

Cannington

Cockburn

Fremantle (gain from Ind)

Girrawheen

Gosnells

Kwinana

Mandurah

Maylands

Mirrabooka

Rockingham

Victoria Park

Warnbro

West Swan

Willagee

UNCERTAIN

Albany

Kimberley

Midland

Eyre

Collie-Preston

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