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Let's face it - the ALP would be 1.10 if they weren't Kementari level milk drinkers when it comes to winning elections. At some stage it probably makes sense to have a small trading bet on the Coalition if they get out to 3.50 or something.
 

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Outright result has
Coalition $2.80
Labor $1.45
Other $67

Most think election will be called March for a May date so a few things may yet happen but $1.45 ALP looks tidy

And "Other" at $67 needs 2 more zeroes at $6700
The dumbest of dumb money playing that
Think Labour were shorter last time weren't they
 
Think Labour were shorter last time weren't they

Yes may have been
Day before they were considered almost home

Labor were 1.14 on the morning of the election before tallying began.

Liberal odds shorten-ed throughout the day yet pollsters maintained Labor would win until the Wait Awhile vote count started and reality set in.

An epic fail which caused Antony Green to admit on-air the current system of polling was outdated.
 
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Libs/Nats will make it rain next month in the budget Oprah style:

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They will get a bump in the polls after that.
I'd be jumping on albo post budget.

As much as it was a big upset last time- there was only a whisker in it, I think this year will be similar- close either way.
 
Labor were 1.14 on the morning of the election before tallying began.

Liberal odds shorten-ed throughout the day yet pollsters maintained Labor would win until the Wait Awhile vote count started and reality set in.

An epic fail which caused Antony Green to admit on-air the current system of polling was outdated.

I remember one of the early seats counted showed like a 15% swing TOWARDS George Christensen...live look in on Antony Green

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Have they changed the polling system since then?

I think the argument was that Labour voters were younger, more digitally connected and more likely to appear in polling where as the older conservatives just voted on the day. Is that right?
 
Have they changed the polling system since then?

I think the argument was that Labour voters were younger, more digitally connected and more likely to appear in polling where as the older conservatives just voted on the day. Is that right?

That plus the 'silent majority' theory
 
Scott Morrison was more preferred PM than Bill Shorten in the polls, even though Labor was ahead on 2PP.

This year Scott Morrison isn't anywhere near Albo for preferred PM.

Newspoll still has him ahead of Albo 43-41 overnight
 
I reckon it would be hilarious if Scomo gets re elected.

People would go insane.

CHAOS

Let's be honest - it would be a pretty sad indictment on the Australian voter
 

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