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Labor easily, ALP to pick up 14 to 15 seats, Nationals to be reduced to non party status, One Nation to hold balance of power in LC.

Bazza wrote: Labor easily, ALP to pick up 14 to 15 seats, Nationals to be reduced to non party status, One Nation to hold balance of power in LC.

Agreed. Nationals to end up a political non-factor.

Just announced on Sky News that M Cormann was the chief negotiator and driving force that got the Liberal One Nation preference deal done.

so what?

Bazza wrote: so what?

So what indeed. It perhaps points the way to a preference deal between the Liberals and One Nation federally that I would have thought would put M Turnbull in a totally untenable situation that could only lead to his resignation.

swan42 wrote:

Bazza wrote: so what?

So what indeed. It perhaps points the way to a preference deal between the Liberals and One Nation federally that I would have thought would put M Turnbull in a totally untenable situation that could only lead to his resignation.

why?

labor preference one nation before libs in some seats.

Bazza wrote:

swan42 wrote:

Bazza wrote: so what?

So what indeed. It perhaps points the way to a preference deal between the Liberals and One Nation federally that I would have thought would put M Turnbull in a totally untenable situation that could only lead to his resignation.

why?

labor preference one nation before libs in some seats.

Where and when?

swan42 wrote:

Bazza wrote:

swan42 wrote:

Bazza wrote: so what?

So what indeed. It perhaps points the way to a preference deal between the Liberals and One Nation federally that I would have thought would put M Turnbull in a totally untenable situation that could only lead to his resignation.

why?

labor preference one nation before libs in some seats.

Where and when?

Well i thought you could number em anyway ya wanted to. Of course numbnuts will follow the "how to vote cards "from the parties. Cant blame one nation/libs/labs for peoples stupidity

UNKA2 wrote:

swan42 wrote:

Bazza wrote:

swan42 wrote:

Bazza wrote: so what?

So what indeed. It perhaps points the way to a preference deal between the Liberals and One Nation federally that I would have thought would put M Turnbull in a totally untenable situation that could only lead to his resignation.

why?

labor preference one nation before libs in some seats.

Where and when?

Well i thought you could number em anyway ya wanted to. Of course numbnuts will follow the "how to vote cards "from the parties. Cant blame one nation/libs/labs for peoples stupidity

To the best of my knowledge Labor has never preferenced One Nation in front of the Libs.

Interesting on Sky News Paul Murray Live programme they mentioned 4 Liberal seats that may be critical to determining the election:

Biction (10.0 % margin);
Kalamunda (10.3 %);
Joondalup (10.4 %); and
Southern River (10.9 %).

Of those 4 electorates there is only one, Kalamunda, that has a One Nation candidate. In that electorate the Labor Party candidate is first on the ballot paper and the One Nation candidate is last on the ballot paper.