Simon Holmes a Court has told ABC Radio this morning that Victoria’s right wing has now been “dragged” away from a platform of climate denial, as he weighed up the success of teal independents across the state.
Returning briefy to Premier Daniel Andrews’s press conference this morning, and he’s promised to work with communities where local Labor members experienced a swing away from them. “We have to be alive to that, and we have to respect it... I acknowledge this has not been a uniform experience. Victorian Opposition Leader Matthew Guy on the campaign trail with Danny O’Brien and Liberal candidate Simmone Cuttim.“We need to think about what best is not just for us, but for the Liberal Party. Obviously, they’re going to go through a fair bit of soul-searching in coming days and weeks and months,” he said.
“The respectable statewide two party preferred swing to the Coalition of 3-4 per cent was most profound in the exceptional swings to the Liberal Party in Melbourne’s north and west,” Guy said.“This represents a huge future electoral opportunity for the Liberal Party. He said while Victoria’s politics is divided, the community is united by a belief in science and getting vaccinated against COVID-19, as well as “helping each other and looking out for each other”.
In a Twitter post just before 1.30am, the VEC said that at some voting centres, district primary and two-candidate-preferred counts would be completed on a restricted number of votes, meaning a “delay in the completeness of results”.
Climate change is all a con , time to wake up people before you own nothing and have no freedoms
That’s partially true. In some seats they went backwards and even Liberal preferences couldn’t get them over the line.
Only 1-1.5% increase. Settle down. Good Labor candidates in place early can turn that around.
Another four years wedging the ALP.
🤥🤥💩💩🤡🤡
Actually … insert some reality here … that’s EXACTLY what happened DanSlide
Keep kidding yourselves, of course the Liberal preferences assisted you!!
$200 for jousting sticks?
I can understand people voting Labor. What I can't understand is people who vote for the greens 🙄 like wtf are they actually trying to achieve? 🤷🤦
Thank you to Victorian Socialist and Animal Justice Party voters for helping Greens win seats like Richmond.. great work for progressives backing each other..
Dan, can you please bring back Mandates and isolation? Obviously you revoked them for Votes, but it was a very unsafe thing to do as Covid has not changed...or has it? I fail to understand how it is suddenly acceptable to be a super spreading Granny killer, so do it now.
Yep Lockdowns will be given to all regardless of who they voted for
Wow, the ego on the bloke is just incredible
That's what I'm worried about
Sure, sure. You call me a Nazi, deprive me of work, you arrested people for saying they oppose you, then your government told me to kill myself, but sure, you'll govern for everybody.
freudenfreude
As long as you don’t care about being infected with SARS-CoV-2? 🤮
AshleyLeahy That must be a comfort to you in your grief.
Doubt it. You refused to see the minions in your own electorate. But in saying that the empty heads didn’t even notice
Oh fuck of Andrews. Employ some more public servants. That’s what all good Dictators do, then run around visiting them in high vis
As if 🙄 he is the most anti-Christian premier in Australia.
Yeah, I don’t think that’s a solace to the cookers Dan thinks it is.
But he doesn't and never will. Look at the difference in swings between the north and west of Melbourne and South East, and ignorance of country Victoria. The SRL pork barrel scheme is a joke.
Bit rich coming from a man who pork barrelled at risk seats.
He’s been an okay premier. But he went insane during Covid.
That’s nice 😊
Almost as if that's his job. To govern for the people in his state. Whoa what a concept.
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