NSW State Election (28/03/2015)

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Good to see strong support from both sides for the asset privatisation

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So it is settled then. NSW has the chance to move into 21st Century. Something Qld failed to do because of its backwards citizens ffs!
HAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAa
 
This will be a boring election night. LNP easily win with about 54-46 TPP.

Think it will be marginally closer, depending how strongly preferences flow. As for the assets sell-off, the government is best to get rid of them while they have some value, just don't expect it to turn into lower electricity prices for consumers.
 
That will take the pressure off Tony Abbott for the time being at least...until after the Federal Budget.
Nothing is going to happen before the budget no matter what happens in NSW. Been thinking that it will be about 53.5/46.5 for a while now and can't see that change much unless Abbott starts sticking his nose into it.
 

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Bob Ellis lol


Sounding frantic, Mike Baird told Fran Kelly that ‘Labor’s biggest scare campaign, ever’ had accused him of talking to GridCorp, China when he was in Beijing, about selling them the poles and wires. Asked if he had indeed talked to them, he said he had, but it was very scary of Labor to say he had done so.






*pulls up chair and waits for whatsisname*
 
Finally gotten around to putting together my prediction. The initial status of a seat is that used by the ABC Election website (i.e. Independents's seats who were ICACed, are notionally Coalition).

Seats Gained
Coalition:
ALP:
East Hills, Swansea, Prospect, Macquarie Fields*, Monaro, Rockdale, Granville, Oatley, Wyong, Maitland, Londonderry, Blue Mountains, Strathfield, Campbelltown, Kiama, The Entrance, Balmain, Newtown
Greens:
Others:



Seats Lost:
Coalition:
East Hills, Swansea, Prospect, Macquarie Fields*, Monaro, Rockdale, Granville, Oatley, Wyong, Maitland, Londonderry, Blue Mountains, Strathfield, Campbelltown, Kiama, The Entrance
ALP:
Greens:
Balmain, Newtown
Others:


TPP:
Coalition:
54.0 (-10.2)
ALP: 46.0 (+10.2)


Final Seat Count:
Coalition:
53 (-17)
ALP: 38 (+19)
Greens: 0 (-2)
Others: 2 (-)


Legislative Council: This election, (Total)
Coalition: 9 (20)
ALP: 8 (13)
Greens: 2 (5)
Christian Democrats: 1 (2)
Shooters & Fishers: 1 (2)

Other comments/predictions:
- No Land Tax will get very close to winning a Legislative Council seat.
- The Coalition could go a lot closer to losing its majority, dependent on what transpires in Northern NSW. I'm not confident enough to tip any seats for the ALP/Greens/IND, but it's still worth keeping an eye on Ballina, Lismore, Tamworth, Upper Hunter and Tweed on election night.
- 53-38 would probably satisfy both parties. ALP should be a tad disappointed if they don't get closer, I felt they were very near a hung parliament a fortnight ago.
 
Hey guys, if competition fuels competition to create a better product then why isn't NASA privatized lulz?

Furthermore if NASA was privatized wouldn't the current pie have to be cut into smaller pieces to provide an extra slice for the marketing/competition department? Therefore leaving technology, research and important departments rather hungry?
 
Looks like an easy win for baird ,newspoll is saying the regional swing is far bigger than the sydney swing ,so maybe we can get some early entertainment with the loss of nats seats ,foley has been to goulburn hard to see this going but would be great to see goward go
 
It will be closer than the polls suggest. But Libs/Baird still should get over the line with comfort. LNP to lose 18-20 seats and ALP to gain 18-20 seats.
 

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