The book examines the pivotal 1964 Australian federal and state elections, focusing on the significant political shifts and outcomes within Tasmania and Victoria. It details the electoral processes, key candidates, and the broader socio-political context that shaped these contests. The analysis aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the electoral landscape and its implications for Australian governance.

The book is presented as a factual account of the 1964 Australian elections, focusing on the Tasmanian and Victorian state elections alongside the federal Senate election. Its structure suggests a detailed, data-driven approach to electoral history. The content is likely to appeal to students of Australian politics and history, offering a focused look at a specific period of electoral activity. The book aims to provide a clear and organized record of these significant political events.