Next she’ll be cancelling ACDC due to supposed links to renewable electricity.

It’s really just a cynical attempt at misleading people with strong views on peer to peer networking into voting for them.

Australian’s will have to accept the RBA breaching points b and c of the RBA charter, says the RBA

The swing to labor on primary vote in the house is also the highest that an incumbent labor PM has received since Curtin.

Howard beat it in ‘04 and I think Fraser and Menzies also managed to have better elections, but in general primary vote swings like that only happen with a change of government.

Means testing in Australia has become; “Feel free to live in a $5 million house in Glebe but don’t you dare think about getting a part time job!”

I just don’t understand what the endgame is by stating her opposition to universal childcare? Telling women and everyone under 45 that she doesn’t represent them?

The suggestion that it is too affordable to have kids in Australia is a wild take…

Probably a difficult question to answer, but is that Greens to ALP preference flow approaching some kind of record?

Do preferences between the libs and nats ever hit 90%+ ?

@benraue.com Regarding your “Are seats getting closer” blogpost, are you able to do a follow up with breakdowns for the ALP and Libs/Nats? Would be cool to see their primary vote bell curves in isolation.

Pretty impressive given the record level of enrolment.

Looking at the seat level data for this now and some of the most out numbers are for Wide Bay, which has the coalition down 10% on primary and the non majors vote at 49%

And I feel like the types of voters swinging to One Nation are unlikely to be won over anyway.

Dutton is as establishment pollie as they get. People see through the masquerading as a populist outsider.

Pendrangle, anyone?

I feel like the 3rd liberal seat in SA is starting to look a lot more suspect.