Any age. You can choose not to vote, it's up to you.
You simply need to come out with something if they write to you. Given they are public servants and thus likely to be both lazy and not very bright, it's not hard to avoid a fine.
Polls Thread Mk III
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Any age. You can choose not to vote, it's up to you.
You simply need to come out with something if they write to you. Given they are public servants and thus likely to be both lazy and not very bright, it's not hard to avoid a fine.
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Morgan Poll says 55/45. So who is the one that is dreaming?
Morgan does tend to move around a bit. Newspoll will be the one to watch, will be out later today/tomorrow.
Update: Newspoll says 51-49. Same as the Galaxy poll and similar to the 50/50 ReachTEL one.
Morgan appears to be the outlier again.
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And a catastrophic collapse in support for Showbag Bill.
Your buddy Tanya has no doubt just slipped a swig or two of gin in to her soy latte in celebration.
I can only hope and pray for Albo.....
Oh dear, poor little libs might actually have to do something before the public will re elect them
Not really. That is very close considering that this is the point where the change in leadership bounce will be at its highest for the Coalition. Rudd had the same bounce after he got rid of Gillard but it only lasted a few weeks.
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Unless they differ on policy on things like super, expect a dip pretty quickly as the libs get branded new face same policy.
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Yup agreed.
Morrison talking "spending problems" not revenue so will he go the path of first Abbott/Hockey budget or the path of super/tax concessions?
It would seem that tax is out of the question at this time. Maybe take GST or company tax cuts to election but no movement at the station before then I wouldn't have thought.
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Latest Essential poll is out
Two-party preferred
Coalition: 52 (+3)
ALP: 48 (-3)
Primaries
Liberal: 44 (+4)
ALP: 35 (-2)
Green: 11 (steady)
PUP: 2 (steady)
Other/independent: 9 (steady)
Several other questions also asked in the full report
http://www.essentialvision.com.au/category/essentialreport
Two-party preferred
Coalition: 52 (+3)
ALP: 48 (-3)
Primaries
Liberal: 44 (+4)
ALP: 35 (-2)
Green: 11 (steady)
PUP: 2 (steady)
Other/independent: 9 (steady)
Several other questions also asked in the full report
http://www.essentialvision.com.au/category/essentialreport
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Turnbull vs Albo in an election would be interesting.
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Waiting to see whether Morgan is replicated in Newspoll/Essential. Thought Newspoll might already be out by now.
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He's more electable than the current Tory-lite leader Bib Snorten, who has all the charisma and charm of John Hewson on a Monday morning. The only problem with him is that he is from the left, and the left faction of labor is utterly spineless in the face of the catholic right that has a stranglehold on the place.
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Albo seems like an actual human being. Don't think he qualifies for the gig.
Turnbull getting some boos at the nrl gf. Not exactly universally loved
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Every PM has been booed at the NRL grand final, it's not exactly a scientific metric
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Plibersek suffers from same public perception issues as Albo.
Burke suffers from a lack of public perception.
You sont say. He shouldnt have looked so surprised then
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Nah, the truth is Albo is slightly weird looking.
I mean most pollies are, but he is maybe just a little too odd looking. Thus the public are less likely to vote for him. Not even a joke.
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Labor voters love him and I think he would get more Greens-leaning voters than Shorten (esp against Turnbull).
Not sure about the swing voters though. Do you reckon the public are less likely to vote for him than Shorten?
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Difficult to say.
I think he is better on the offensive and a clearer communicator than Shorten, so that may win some voters over. Alternately those interested in politics know his background and appreciate his competence.
One of the few pollies Dry Rot does not despise and he is hardly left leaning.
Against him though, is that he seems to have principles and the fat cats and right wing, don't like pollies with scruples. That is why Shorten is their man in Labor.
But seriously, the way staffers focus group and poll every issue and candidate within an inch of it's life, it would surprise me if the feedback was Albo doesn't present as well as certain other candidates, at least knowing what kind of sick demented plonkers make up the voting public in Aus.
We aren't at that UK level of cookie cutter, clone type politicians, where the public turn off people who don't look like a play doll approximation of some poxy sop accountant, but I reckon it's something a twitter pissing ***** comms expert hired by the party would hold against him. Or be rat cunning enough to find a focus group that did.
He has a funny voice, posture and weird face, and there are dumbshit people, who would vote for Malcolm over Albo just for that reason.
Which is messed up.
Apparently british labour just got karl marx as a leader
