They really need Dean Winter to step up - but he is too close to the centre for the party to tolerate.Ella Haddad would be a far more credible leader for the ALP in my opinion.
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They really need Dean Winter to step up - but he is too close to the centre for the party to tolerate.Ella Haddad would be a far more credible leader for the ALP in my opinion.
Good personal vote.They really need Dean Winter to step up - but he is too close to the centre for the party to tolerate.
After nearly 50 years, nothing would surprise me in Tasmanian politics any longerSurely not. I doubt that's what will happen, there'll be a stadium, and most likely with a roof, too. If they didn't have to do it for a team (but Bellerive sucks) then there's no way they would, but the people have spoken -- they want a team, they have to do it or they'll get booted (and rightly so).
Very unlikely for O'Byrne to have another tilt - the ALP factions here remain the union movement. Josh Willie may be another name and he is heavily backed by the AEU.Good personal vote.
Could David o Bynre return? he is only 400 votes down on Dean Winter and White looks done and dusted. I have no idea about ALp tas factions.
Yuck.Very unlikely for O'Byrne to have another tilt - the ALP factions here remain the union movement. Josh Willie may be another name and he is heavily backed by the AEU.
I do believe White will throw her hat in the ring federally.
Too late.The stadium doesn't need a roof, and if the AFL block the team on that basis then they'll be the laughing stock, not us.
Doubtful - ALP only has around 10-11, Greens look like 4-5. They will be two seats short.Is a Labor - Green government looking increasing likely?
I don't think that will happen. Labor have ruled it out, and even though that might be a broken promise if they had an equal number of seats as Liberals, I think it wouldn't be worth Labor trying to form government from 10 or 11 seats and so low of a primary vote.Is a Labor - Green government looking increasing likely?
You do understand that is completely meaningless. If either party is capable of obtaining a workable majority they will form government, regardless of what might been said during the election campaign.Labor have ruled it out
Did you read past the comma?You do understand that is completely meaningless. If either party is capable of obtaining a workable majority they will form government, regardless of what might been said during the election campaign.
It's old fashioned thinking that spending hundreds of millions of dollars on a stadium for no reason is always a good idea and that you don't dare question it.Too late.
Those who are trying to derail the stadium, and possibly the team as a result, have already made Tassie a laughing stock.
As a proud Tasmanian living afar, it's truly embarrassing to see. I'd really hoped that after all these years the state had made it into the 21st century.
Anyone happen to catch Tucker's two interviews earlier this evening on ABC and the other channel?Tucker and Alexander - both gone.
My read of the most likely outcome:
- 14 LIB
- 10 ALP
- 5 GRN
- 3 JLN
- Johnston in Clark
- O'Byrne in Lyons
- Garland in Braddon
Braddon's final seat I'm the most unsure of. Presuming there'll be leakage out of Rockliff's vote, and enough of the indy/minor party vote coalescing around each other - it's probably down to Green preferences whether the Libs or Garland takes it?
Bass: 3-2-1-JLN
Braddon: 3-2-0-JLN-??? (Garland?)
Clark: 2-2-2-Johnston
Franklin 3-2-1-O'Byrne
Lyons: 3-2-1-JLN
That's probably a more workable parliament for Labor than Lib, but so, so messy.
If it ends up like that, it is very workable and better than what it was before(cause Lara Alexander and John Tucker are idiots, who threatened no confidence)I think its more likely
16 lib
10 alp
5 grn
2 jln
johston
obryne
More workable for Lib, but yeah if yours happens then Rockliff may be stuffed
Labor ahead 53.8 / 46.2 with 48% countedHave the libs lost Dunstan in SA by election?
So that’s a 10% swing including last election….Labor ahead 53.8 / 46.2 with 48% counted
4.4% swing away from the libs