Three parties and one independent candidate have shared in over $200-thousand, following last month’s New England by-election.
The Australian Electoral Commission has released the payment figures for those who claimed more than 4 per cent of first preferences votes.
The Nationals party received almost $153-thousand, while Labor tipped $26-thousand and the Greens just over $10-thousand.
Armidale Independent, Rob Taber received almost $16-thousand.
That means each first preference vote was worth around $2.70.
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