0.05% off Bradfield (?)
0.1% off Goldstein
0.3% off Bean
~1% off Forrest
~1% off Monash
1% off Fremantle
~1% off Grey
~2% off Fisher
2% off Flinders
2.5% off in Cowper
3% off Wannon
~3% off in Lyne
Calwell still unknown
0.05% off Bradfield (?)
0.1% off Goldstein
0.3% off Bean
~1% off Forrest
~1% off Monash
1% off Fremantle
~1% off Grey
~2% off Fisher
2% off Flinders
2.5% off in Cowper
3% off Wannon
~3% off in Lyne
Calwell still unknown
Labor, who were just 0.6% from winning last time, are running their candidate Tom French once again.
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Labor, who were just 0.6% from winning last time, are running their candidate Tom French once again.
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Lastly, the seat of Moore, where a staggering 4-cornered contest has developed.
Incumbent MP Ian Goodenough lost Liberal preselection to former MP Vince Connelly last year, and has since quit the party, posing a serious threat to the Liberals.
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Lastly, the seat of Moore, where a staggering 4-cornered contest has developed.
Incumbent MP Ian Goodenough lost Liberal preselection to former MP Vince Connelly last year, and has since quit the party, posing a serious threat to the Liberals.
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Onto Curtin! A safe liberal seat for most of its entire existence, Curtin voted for Kate Chaney in 2022, a "teal independent", along with a string of affluent upper class seats across the country.
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Onto Curtin! A safe liberal seat for most of its entire existence, Curtin voted for Kate Chaney in 2022, a "teal independent", along with a string of affluent upper class seats across the country.
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(image from pollbludger.net)
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(image from pollbludger.net)
15/24 🧵
Back to a more "traditional contest", Tangney has generally been considered one of the closest seats this election.
Formerly a safe Liberal seat, Tangney fell to Labor in one of the biggest shocks of the 2022 election.
13/24 🧵
Back to a more "traditional contest", Tangney has generally been considered one of the closest seats this election.
Formerly a safe Liberal seat, Tangney fell to Labor in one of the biggest shocks of the 2022 election.
13/24 🧵
If the final count were to finish between the Greens and Liberals, Greens candidate and local councillor Sophie Greer could very well pick up the seat.
11/24 🧵
If the final count were to finish between the Greens and Liberals, Greens candidate and local councillor Sophie Greer could very well pick up the seat.
11/24 🧵
Anyways, lets move onto the seat of Perth!
Traditionally a marginal seat, Labor's margin expanded to 15% last election, seeing incumbent Patrick Gorman easily re-elected against the Libs. Rather, instead of the Libs, it's the Greens looking for a gain.
10/24 🧵
Anyways, lets move onto the seat of Perth!
Traditionally a marginal seat, Labor's margin expanded to 15% last election, seeing incumbent Patrick Gorman easily re-elected against the Libs. Rather, instead of the Libs, it's the Greens looking for a gain.
10/24 🧵
Here's another formerly safe Liberal seat - Canning, currently held by Andrew Hastie, has entered the spotlight in the past few weeks, with polls showing Labor possibly making *gains* in WA.
4/24 🧵
Here's another formerly safe Liberal seat - Canning, currently held by Andrew Hastie, has entered the spotlight in the past few weeks, with polls showing Labor possibly making *gains* in WA.
4/24 🧵
With the Liberals failing to regain in polls after their landslide loss in 2022, Chapman could be in with a shot.
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With the Liberals failing to regain in polls after their landslide loss in 2022, Chapman could be in with a shot.
3/24 🧵
Starting off with Forrest today - located in WA's south west corner, covering areas like Bunbury, Busselton and Margaret River.
It's voted for the Libs since 1972, and has generally been safe until 2022, when Labor cut Nola Marino's margin to 4%.
2/24 🧵
Starting off with Forrest today - located in WA's south west corner, covering areas like Bunbury, Busselton and Margaret River.
It's voted for the Libs since 1972, and has generally been safe until 2022, when Labor cut Nola Marino's margin to 4%.
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Chances are, we'll see Labor end up gaining this seat, but one of the other contenders (namely the Liberals) could pull off a surprise.
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Chances are, we'll see Labor end up gaining this seat, but one of the other contenders (namely the Liberals) could pull off a surprise.
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The last seat for today is the complex contest of Sturt, located in Adelaide's east.
James Stevens' holds the seat by just 0.5% for the Liberals after a 6% swing away from them in 2022, despite a fairly low quality candidate from Labor last election.
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The last seat for today is the complex contest of Sturt, located in Adelaide's east.
James Stevens' holds the seat by just 0.5% for the Liberals after a 6% swing away from them in 2022, despite a fairly low quality candidate from Labor last election.
22/26 🧵
Over to SA! Here we have the southern Adelaide seat of Boothby, which voted Labor in 2022 for the first time since 1946.
It's a marginal seat for Labor (3%), but a particularly popular state government will likely deliver this seat to Labor again.
20/26 🧵
Over to SA! Here we have the southern Adelaide seat of Boothby, which voted Labor in 2022 for the first time since 1946.
It's a marginal seat for Labor (3%), but a particularly popular state government will likely deliver this seat to Labor again.
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The last Tasmanian seat is Braddon, based around Tassie's north-west coast.
Braddon has generally been very conservative at the state level, and federal results changed to reflect this, with MP Gavin Pearce receiving a 5% swing towards him in 2022.
17/26 🧵
The last Tasmanian seat is Braddon, based around Tassie's north-west coast.
Braddon has generally been very conservative at the state level, and federal results changed to reflect this, with MP Gavin Pearce receiving a 5% swing towards him in 2022.
17/26 🧵
Our first Liberal seat! Based around Launceston, Bass was once known as the 'ejector' seat, on the basis that it had never re-elected an MP for 2 decades.
Archer broke this streak in 2022, getting re-elected with a 1% swing in her favour.
15/26 🧵
Our first Liberal seat! Based around Launceston, Bass was once known as the 'ejector' seat, on the basis that it had never re-elected an MP for 2 decades.
Archer broke this streak in 2022, getting re-elected with a 1% swing in her favour.
15/26 🧵
This seat is trending to the Liberals, but White has a huge personal vote in the area, so this seat could really come down to the wire.
14/26 🧵
This seat is trending to the Liberals, but White has a huge personal vote in the area, so this seat could really come down to the wire.
14/26 🧵
The next seat is the central Tasmanian seat of Lyons, which is held on just 1% against the Liberals. Incumbent Brian Mitchell is retiring, with former Tas Labor leader Rebecca White replacing him as the ALP candidate.
13/26
The next seat is the central Tasmanian seat of Lyons, which is held on just 1% against the Liberals. Incumbent Brian Mitchell is retiring, with former Tas Labor leader Rebecca White replacing him as the ALP candidate.
13/26
Notably, the Greens candidate here, Owen Fitzgerald, has suspended campaigning after discovering he was ineligible.
11/26 🧵
Notably, the Greens candidate here, Owen Fitzgerald, has suspended campaigning after discovering he was ineligible.
11/26 🧵
Heading to Tassie is the seat of Franklin, in Tasmania's south, where Julie Collins has held the seat for 18 years.
The Liberals are weak here - instead, the challenge comes from independent candidate Peter George.
10/26 🧵
Heading to Tassie is the seat of Franklin, in Tasmania's south, where Julie Collins has held the seat for 18 years.
The Liberals are weak here - instead, the challenge comes from independent candidate Peter George.
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