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Where are the best places to flyer/cold call for recruitment?

2020 XR recruitment map

NSW XR density map (click to enlarge)

NSW Data

The main areas in NSW which have high density of XR members are:

  • Central Sydney (see below) in the East
  • Katoomba in the West
  • Gosford/Woy Woy in the North
  • Support is limited in the south.

Central Sydney

Inner Sydney XR density map (click to enlarge)

The most dense areas include (from highest to lowest):

  • CBD (501 sign ups)
  • Marrickville (187 sign ups)
  • Newtown (144 sign ups)
  • Bondi (142 sign ups)
  • Randwick (100 sign ups)
  • Surry Hills (89 sign ups)
  • Glebe (94 sign ups)
  • Leichhardt & Lilyfield
  • Dulwich hill

2019 Federal Voting Map[1]

Red inner core (click to enlarge)

The central areas of Sydney mainly vote labour, however the surrounding suburbs are conservative.



2019 Regional elections Green Votes[2]

Areas which voted green (click to enlarge)

NSW is run by by a Liberal/National coalition. To the right is a breakdown of the area which voted green the most.

  • Annandale (33%)
  • Petersham (28%)
  • Darlington (29%)
  • Stanmore (31%)
  • Summer Hill (26%)
  • St Leonards (21%)
  • Cammeray Central (19%)

Cultural Diversity[3]

Cultural diversity

There are a wide range of cultures in Sydney. Key demographics include:

  • Chinese (10.8%)
  • Irish (9.2%)
  • Scottish (6.8%)
  • Italian (4.5%)
  • Indian (4.3%)
  • Lebanese (3.5%)
  • German (2.7%)
  • Greek (2.6%)
  • Vietnamese (2.3%)
  • Filipino (2.3%)
  • Indigenous (1.5%)
  • Korean (1.4%)
  • Maltese (1.3%)

Conclusion

Target areas:

  • Marrickville
  • Newtown
  • Darlington
  • Bondi
  • Randwick
  • Surry Hills
  • Glebe (94 sign ups)
  • Leichhardt & Lilyfield
  • Dulwich hill
  • Annandale
  • Petersham
  • Stanmore
  • Summer Hill
  • St Leonards
  • Cammeray Central

References

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