Politics & Government 2025 Election

[Ivelisse]

Voting Greens being left wing https://greens.org.au/

The 2022 election was only the second out of ten going back to 1996 at which Labor won a parliamentary majority, and the result carried with it indications of the party's ongoing decline. A national primary vote of 32.6% was the lowest in the party's modern history, failing to match the 33.4% and 33.3% it recorded as part of seemingly disastrous results in 2013 and 2019, to say nothing of its past historic lows of 40.0% in 1966, 39.6% in 1977 and 38.8% in 1996. The saving grace for Labor was that the Coalition's 35.7% was likewise an historic low, reflecting an ongoing evaporation of the party loyalties that shaped voting behaviour for most of the twentieth century.

The Poll Bludger: Federal Election 2025

Seat-by-seat guide to the 2025 federal election

www.pollbludger.net

Prediction: Decline of Labor and Coalition primary vote continues (a lot of older people die over 3 years), number of safe seats goes down with it.

A majority government needs 76 of the 150 House of Representatives seats

"What is a 'Teal independent'? " these people https://www.climate200.com.au/candidates I won't vote for them

 

[raskolnikov]

Where's the "Trumpet of Patriots" option?

 

[Ivelisse]

Where's the "Trumpet of Patriots" option?

Listed parties that have a seat and are running this election. There's "Other" option at the bottom.

 

[nobbyiscool]

Why is Wilkie listed among "teal independents" when he predates them by about 12 years, and when a bunch of other independents got their own option?

Including Rebekah Sharkie as "a teal" is even more bizarre.

 

[Xtreme]

LNP BY THE LENGTH OF THE FLEMINGTON STRAIGHT