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949NationalLabor’s late swing curse
For all their differences, four recent Australian elections – the 2008 WA state election and this year’s SA and Victorian state elections...
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Election 2010: how Denison confused the nation
The indecisive outcome of the most recent federal election was always a possibility, but it surprised me that it actually happened. With...
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905National
Wilkie!
Comment 27. And now it is completely confirmed that Wilkie has won (barring pretty much all of the few remaining votes going...
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913National
Wilkie: Little doubt left
Comment 23, HERE: An indicative preference distribution will be conducted by the AEC tomorrow, and is overwhelmingly likely to confirm that Wilkie...
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The Verdict, live. HUNG: Likely 72-73-5 (72 Labor)
Follow Tasmanian Times Psephologist Dr Kevin Bonham’s minute-by-minute analysis in the Comments … See it unfold: ABC: HERE AEC: HERE a href=”http://vtr.aec.gov.au/HouseDivisionFirstPrefs-15508-194.htm”...
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Lib preference scare, Labor response: both rubbish
In the last few days of the current electoral campaign the Liberal Party has circulated a pamphlet and published advertisements claiming that...
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907National
Election 2010: The campaign about nothing
What does it take for a modern Australian first-term federal government to get itself voted out of office, and has Labor actually...
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Election 2010: a pre-and-post-Rudd primer
The Rudd removal I can’t claim to have seen the Rudd rolling coming up at all. When indications of a possible move...
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911Politics
Swing voters mistrust Labor-Green coalition
EMRS May 2010: Liberal 38, Labor 23, Green 24, Ind 3 Undecided 12 A Possible Interpretation: Liberal 42 (+3 since election) Labor...
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957Politics
Elwick …
Tasmanian Times psephologist Dr Kevin Bonham’s analysis of Adriana Taylor’s Elwick victory in comments … … just as he and Peter Tucker...
