Who do you think will win the next election ?

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Who do you think will win the next election

  1. Liberal in upper and lower house

    25 vote(s)
    40.3%
  2. Labor in upper and lower house

    1 vote(s)
    1.6%
  3. Liberal in lower house , labour and Greens controlled senate

    8 vote(s)
    12.9%
  4. Labor in lower house , labour and Greens controlled senate

    2 vote(s)
    3.2%
  5. Liberal lower house , free for all in upper house

    10 vote(s)
    16.1%
  6. Labor lower house , free for all in upper house

    4 vote(s)
    6.5%
  7. not sure , don't care

    11 vote(s)
    17.7%
  8. some obscure combination which isn't above and in reality is very unlikely

    1 vote(s)
    1.6%
  1. See Change

    See Change Well-Known Member

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    Ok

    Hope I've got the logical options covered .
     
  2. Cactus

    Cactus Well-Known Member

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    Im so over it already so i went with not sure don't care. besides both sides seem to be as useless and squandering as the other. Regardless of what they bring in that will effect investors, I will look for the opportunities and prosper.
     
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  3. Propertunity

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    Two party system :rolleyes:
     
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  4. Ed Barton

    Ed Barton Well-Known Member

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    Who will win the next election? I don't even know who will be leader of the parties at the next election.
     
  5. D.T.

    D.T. Specialist Property Manager Business Member

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    Pretty obvious really.
     
  6. Mumbai

    Mumbai Well-Known Member

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    The party with most votes?
     
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  7. propernewb

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    Probably come back with the same result. Labour is pumping out some popular public policies e.g. bank royal commission, axing negative gearing, supporting whyalla etc. which may lead to a surprise win.
     
  8. datto

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    Labor with a landslide.
     
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  9. Ouga

    Ouga Well-Known Member

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    I know who will NOT win: the Australian people.
    Regardless of which bunch of useless idiots is elected.
     
  10. turk

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    Follow the money.

    Coalition $1.33
    ALP $3.25
     
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  11. kierank

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    Are we having an election?
     
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  12. TheGreenLeaf

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    I'm living in China and here, it's much easier to know which party will win the election....
     
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  13. C-mac

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    I so wanted to go with the easy-out of an apathetic 'dont know, dont care' answer.

    But I didnt. I might feel a touch apathetic but who wouldn't after the last 10 years in Aus politics?

    What I really want is stability and a party who has a sensible, longer-term plan. I then want public access to the details of that plan, not just their casual interviews on Sky News Business or whatever, about 'the future'.

    Whether that be labor, libs, greens, or some independent or whatever, I want a party who can bring at least medium term stability.

    But SeeChange's poll is about who will win, not who we 'want' to win, so my utopian ideal of a ruling party probably isnt worth banging on about haha :rolleyes:
     
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  14. Scott No Mates

    Scott No Mates Well-Known Member

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    • The media
    • Consultants
    • School cake stalls
     
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  15. Ouga

    Ouga Well-Known Member

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    If we are talking about what we want, I'd like a real democracy please (Switzerland does it so it exists), where I can vote for something more than which clown is gonna be in power for the next few years.
     
  16. Perthguy

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    We don't even have that. We vote for a clown and before their first term is up they get replaced by another clown.
     
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  17. Lollie

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    Mine is both who I want to win and who I think will win - Liberal, always. Labour will just keep borrowing money from the IMF to spend and waste on stupid policies to get and stay elected. Welfare idiots and greenies vote for labour. If you care about our economy and how it's run and want our children to have a job going into the future, it must be Liberal.
     
  18. JDP1

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    the other way to look at it is that its not good to have so much uncertainty. Irrespective of who wins, i know businesses in particular want certainty, stability and know what they are going to get for the full term. Even if they dont fully like the policies, they will adjust their game to adapt. What they are hesitant to do is spend big bucks on multi year investment projects only to have someone else in who has the potential to change things around ( direction, strategies, intent, priorities etc).
     
  19. sash

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    Agree Datto....the Libs have lost their way....
     
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  20. LibGS

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    Libs will win the Lower House with a greatly reduced majority. Currently we have 90 Coalition, 55 Labor and 5 others. I'm thinking this will go down to a 10 seat difference. Upper House hard to say. Many idiotic people have been conned by the coalition and will stupidly vote for them again. Go figure.
     
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