The interior ministry said on Sunday afternoon that turnout at that point was 4 per cent higher than the previous ballot. The incumbent prime minister, Pedro Sanchez, is set to win the most votes, but his socialists are expected to struggle to secure a majority in parliament to form a government on their own.
Three right-wing parties are fighting the election, including the once-dominant conservative Popular Party , the centre-right Citizens, and the nationalist and anti-migrant Vox party, which looks set to enter the lower house of parliament for the first time. Austerity, recession and chronic unemployment have led to the rise in far-right populism in Spain.
Yea, the Australian Media is certainly questionable where it gets it’s facts from. If only Australians could see Europe & the rest of the World to find out what they are facing in a Country robbed by corruption & scare mongering. Somewhere in Europe.
Sky, your headlines are fast becoming more amusing than newscomauHQ. Fears? You mean people are now waking up to the fact that left leaning governments ruin societies?
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Yeah, 'fears' that the far right party might get some seats. But no 'fears' that the idiot far left socialists might continue to fuck things up, right?
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Clive Palmer to sway four marginal seats | Sky News AustraliaClive Palmer’s $30 million advertising spend appears to have paid off, with the latest Newspoll revealing his party holds between five and 14 per cent of the primary vote in four marginal seats. \n\nThe poll suggests it will be a tight race in the ultra-marginal seat of Herbert, where Mr Palmer’s candidate holds 14 per cent, the Liberals hold 31 per cent, and Labor 29 per cent. \n\nMr Palmer’s preferences could also tip the scale in the Western Australian seat of Pearce, where the poll shows his candidate holds eight per cent of the primary vote. \n\nThe UAP candidate also holds seven per cent in the bellwether seat of Lindsay, at the foot of the Blue Mountains. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n OOOHHH for the love of god.... ...are we really this stupid? Poor ol' Clive....I reckon the buttons on his 15XL shirts are sewn on wif 25lb breaking strain fishing line. Bet weight watchers wud luv to sign him up.
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