Federal Election 2022: Live results, updates for SA

SA's two key marginal seats Boothby and Sturt could still alter the nation's future. Here's the state of play as it stands.

It ain't over 'til it's over - with key SA seats still in play amid a wash of Green and teal - but Labor has won the election and will form government 'in some form' after Scott Morrison conceded defeat and stood down as leader. 

Liberal candidate for Boothby Dr Rachel Swift has insisted the contest remains hot and Labor's Louise Miller-Frost won't be declaring victory tonight, despite rising confidence ALP will reclaim the seat for the first time in 70 years. Liberal James Stevens is being pushed hard in the eastern Adelaide seat of Sturt, with the race too close to call this evening. 

The sprawling electorate of Grey will stay in the hands of Liberal Rowan Ramsey alongside Barker (Liberal Tony Pasin). Centre Alliance independent Rebecca Sharkie will retain Mayo while Labor's Amanda Rishworth will continue to hold Kingston.

For Labor, Steve Georganas has retained Adelaide, Matt Burnell holds on to Spence and Tony Zappia has Makin.

We've wrapped up the latest on who's in and who's out in SA here.

The Liberals are now at risk of being without a federal seat in metropolitan Adelaide, with swings to Labor in battleground seats that helped push Anthony Albanese to the nation’s top job. Editor At Large Paul Starick has broken down just where it all went wrong as blue ribbons turn red.

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