The last of the major polls go as follows:
• A Newspoll survey conducted on Wednesday and Thursday from over 2500 respondents has Labor on 33%, the Coalition on 46% and the Greens on 9%, for a commanding Coalition lead of 54-46 on two-party preferred. Full breakdowns here.
• Nielsen concurs with Newspoll on both major parties’ primary votes in its poll of 1431 respondents conducted on Wednesday and Thursday, but has the Greens two points higher at 11%. Both The Age and the Sydney Morning Herald have exasperatingly declined to provide breakdowns, but from what I can gather from the printed copy, the poll has the Coalition ahead 56-44 in New South Wales and behind 51-49 in Victoria, while in Queensland Labor’s primary vote is on just 27% (under two Senate quotas, for those of you with an eye on that kind of thing).
• Morgan has a poll of 4937 respondents conducted by SMS, online and live interview phone polling which has Labor at just 31.5%, with the Coalition on 44%, the Greens on 10.5% and the Palmer United Party on 6.5%. This pans out to 53.5-46.5 on respondent-allocated preferences, but to 54.5-45.5 on the previous election preferences method used by Nielsen and Newspoll.
BludgerTrack has been updated with all of the above, and it continues to offer a rosier assessment for Labor than the betting markets in particular would suggest (though note that I’ve knocked on the head my idea of revising the preference model to grant Labor a bigger share of the Palmer United Party vote in Queensland, which has made two seats’ difference). As I’ve noted a number of times, this is mostly down to the consistent tendency of electorate-level polling to produce worse results for Labor than that national and statewide polling that are the bread and butter of BludgerTrack. To illustrate this point, and also for your general convenience, I offer below a complete listing to all such polls published during the campaign. Averages are also provided for the swings in each state, and by each pollster. What this suggests is that the automated phone polling by Galaxy, which has generally produced highly plausible results, has not been too far out of line with national polling, and it has generally offered highly plausible results. The live interview phone polling of Newspoll looks to have performed similarly, but that’s because its sample includes the unusual cases of New England and Lyne. Beyond that three automated phone pollsters who are relatively new to the game, and whose consistent findings of huge Coalition swings should accordingly be treated with caution.
Key: NP=Newspoll, RT=ReachTEL, Gal.=Galaxy, Lon.=Lonergan, JWS=JWS Research.
NEW SOUTH WALES N ALP L-NP GRN 2PP SWING Dobell/RobertsonNP 13/8 505 35 50 8 46 -7 Lindsay Lon. 14/8 1038 32 60 3 36 -15 Lyne NP 14/8 504 26 51 7 41 +3 New England NP 14/8 504 24 53 5 34 +1 Kingsford Smith RT 15/8 610 38 47 10 48 -7 McMahon RT 15/8 631 45 50 2 47 -11 Blaxland RT 15/8 636 50 47 3 52 -10 Bennelong RT 15/8 631 28 64 8 35 -12 Macquarie JWS 15/8 710 35 51 8 45 -4 Lindsay JWS 15/8 578 35 57 3 39 -12 Greenway JWS 15/8 570 44 46 1 51 0 Banks JWS 15/8 542 43 50 4 47 -4 Werriwa Gal. 20/8 548 41 48 5 48 -9 Reid Gal. 20/8 557 38 50 9 47 -6 Parramatta Gal. 20/8 561 44 45 4 50 -4 Lindsay Gal. 20/8 566 41 50 3 46 -5 Greenway Gal. 20/8 585 45 46 3 49 -2 Barton Gal. 20/8 551 44 44 9 52 -5 Banks Gal. 20/8 557 40 47 6 48 -3 Barton Gal. 20/8 575 44 44 9 52 -5 Banks Gal. 20/8 575 40 47 6 48 -3 K-S/Page/E-M NP 26/8 601 37 47 11 48 -7 ALP marginals* NP 26/8 800 34 52 7 43 -9 McMahon JWS 28/8 482 44 52 3 47 -11 Average swing -6.1 * Parramatta/Reid/Banks/Lindsay/Greenway. VICTORIA N ALP L-NP GRN 2PP SWING Deakin RT 15/8 619 36 50 13 47 -4 Corangamite RT 15/8 633 36 54 10 44 -6 Melbourne RT 15/8 860 35 24 35 Indi RT 15/8 611 18 47 6 Corangamite JWS 15/8 587 36 48 10 47 -3 Aston JWS 15/8 577 29 59 8 37 -12 La Trobe Gal. 20/8 575 36 45 12 49 -3 Corangamite Gal. 20/8 575 35 52 9 44 -6 Chisholm Gal. 20/8 575 46 45 7 48 -8 ALP marginals* NP 28/8 800 34 47 13 47 -4 McEwen JWS 28/8 540 35 47 6 45 -14 Bendigo JWS 28/8 588 40 40 9 51 -9 Average swing -6.9 * La Trobe/Deakin/Corangamite QUEENSLAND N ALP L-NP GRN 2PP SWING Griffith RT 05/8 702 48 43 8 46 -12 Forde RT 08/8 725 40 48 4 46 -2 Forde Lon. 15/8 1160 34 56 4 40 -8 Forde JWS 15/8 568 33 54 4 40 -8 Brisbane JWS 15/8 607 36 50 9 46 -3 LNP marginals* NP 20/8 1382 32 54 5 40 -8 Forde NP 20/8 502 38 48 5 46 -2 Griffith Lon. 21/8 958 38 47 11 48 -10 Griffith NP 22/8 500 37 48 12 48 -10 Lilley JWS 28/8 757 40 48 5 46 -7 Griffith JWS 28/8 551 48 40 7 57 -1 Blair Gal. 29/8 604 39 40 8 50 -4 Dawson Gal. 29/8 550 34 48 4 43 -5 Griffith Gal. 29/8 655 41 37 12 54 -4 Herbert Gal. 29/8 589 36 47 6 45 -3 ALP marginals** NP 30/8 800 38 42 8 49 -4 Average swing -5.9 * Brisbane/Forde/Longman/Herbert/Dawson/Bonner/Flynn/Fisher ** Moreton/Petrie/Lilley/Capricornia/Blair/Rankin/Oxley WESTERN AUSTRALIA N ALP L-NP GRN 2PP SWING Brand Gal. 29/8 660 42 42 10 52 -1 Hasluck Gal. 29/8 553 34 46 10 45 -4 Perth Gal. 29/8 550 47 35 13 58 +2 Average swing -1.2 SOUTH AUSTRALIA N ALP L-NP GRN 2PP SWING Hindmarsh Gal. 22/8 586 41 44 10 50 -6 Wakefield Gal. 26/8 575 44 35 7 55 -6 Adelaide Gal. 29/8 571 40 39 12 54 -4 Average swing -5.0 TASMANIA N ALP L-NP GRN 2PP SWING Bass RT 22/8 541 30 52 8 42 -15 Braddon RT 22/8 588 36 51 4 43 -14 Denison RT 22/8 563 19 24 11 Franklin RT 22/8 544 30 39 16 51 -10 Lyons RT 22/8 549 30 47 11 44 -18 Bass RT 03/9 659 28 54 10 41 -16 Average swing -14.7 AVERAGE SWING BY POLLSTER N SWING Galaxy 22 -4.3 Newspoll 10 -4.7 JWS Research 13 -6.8 ReachTEL 16 -8.6 Lonergan 3 -11.3
And I’d like to add my thanks to William, as always, for hosting this site, and particularly the hard work he puts in during election times.
Good morning Dawn Patrollers.
It’s going to be a long day and a short evening I fear.
Peter Hartcher talks of the difficulties (self made) ahead for Abbott.
http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/federal-election-2013/abbotts-cage-of-commitments-20130906-2tai3.html
****MUST READ**** Mike Carleton says everything many of us have been thinking. He says a liar, infit for office will be our next PM.
http://www.smh.com.au/comment/lies-damned-lies-and-australias-future-20130906-2taav.html
The Libs infer that if you can afford good child care then go for it, if not, stiff shit – cram them in to some under staffed, in ept outfit.
http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/federal-election-2013/late-coalition-policy-seeks-to-reduce-childcare-staff-numbers-20130906-2taix.html
Will the pipers get paid?
http://www.theage.com.au/federal-politics/federal-election-2013/business-groups-push-liberals-to-axe-penalty-rates-20130906-2tau7.html
Mike Seccombe seems to think they will.
http://www.theglobalmail.org/feature/the-abbott-election-legend-robin-hood-in-reverse/695/
It’s paywalled but worth a look at the header in this AFR article. It gives Mesma some sage advice.
http://www.afr.com/p/opinion/about_face_risks_world_of_trouble_mbq71Ypxrf1nqgbqHJDuYJ
Liberal cybertricks?
http://www.theage.com.au/technology/technology-news/liberals-accused-of-data-harvesting-operation-20130906-2tant.html
Laurie Oakes is less than enthusiastic about Abbott’s Prime Ministerial ability.
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/opinion/laurie-oakes-if-tony-abbott-remains-a-weather-vane-he-will-not-succeed-as-pm/story-fni6unxq-1226713602119
And it’s a sad farewell to a fine MP, Greg Combet.
http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/federal-election-2013/greg-combet-slams-tony-abbotts-climate-change-workplace-policies-20130906-2t8zm.html
And of course the comments about the ALP’s problems I think apply just as much to the Libs if not more so.
The Libs are not in rude health – they can carry on for now because they are in power, but when the wheel turns they will be in just as much doo-doo as the ALP is now.
Section 2 . . .
Alan Moir on compulsory voting.
http://www.smh.com.au/photogallery/federal-politics/cartoons/alan-moir-20090907-fdxk.html
Andrew Dyson on Abbott’s ride to victory.
http://www.smh.com.au/photogallery/federal-politics/andrew-dyson-20090819-epqv.html
RIPPER! David Pope sums up voters’ feelings with a selfie.
http://www.smh.com.au/photogallery/federal-politics/cartoons/david-pope-20120214-1t3j0.html
Ron Tandberg on Abbott’s religious values.
http://www.smh.com.au/photogallery/federal-politics/cartoons/ron-tandberg-20090910-fixc.html
WELL WLL WHERE IS THE LONGEGAN POLL DONE ON MOBILE PHONES NEARLY 900 PEOP;L HAVE US 2 POINT APART WHERE IS THAT ONE
The ALP is resilient, win lose or draw today it will continue. And remember how bad it was in 1966 ALP got a tick over 43% TPP and guess what it’s still here.
liberal VOTERS PARENTS AND GRANPARENTS,,,,
IF EVER U HAVE A CHILD BORN BLIND REMEBER ABBOTT
====================================================================47pm AEST
Related Story: Scientists reveal bionic eye prototype
Map: Australia
The Coalition has revealed if it wins government it will slash funding for one of Australia’s top technology research institutions.
NICTA (formerly National ICT Australia) is one of the key partners of the bionic eye project, building the electronics and developing vision processing techniques.
It also developed the crash-proof operating system that is in 1.5 billion mobile phones around the world.
Earlier this year the institution received a $42 million funding boost to secure its future through to mid-2016.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-09-06/coalition-to-slash-funding-for-top-tech-institute-nicta/4941838
may this SIN BE EVER ON THE HEAD OF ALL LIBERAL VOTER AND THOSE
THAT PROMOTE THEM THE NEWLITD LOT
GOD BYE AND GOOD RIDENCE
The reason Labor needs to shift a little to the left IMO is not because this will be inherently popular – it can’t be in such a conservative nation – but because they need to re-establish their “brand” in terms of standing for something. Jumping around all over the place on a policy issue like climate change (for which both Rudd and Julia must take some blame) dilutes the force of the issue and plays into the hands of opponents. Think back to 1983 when Labor took a strong and principled stand on the Franklin Dam. This meant that they pissed off some of their union base and won 0 out of 5 seats in Tassie. But they presented themselves as standing for something, with a strong “narrative” (to use the cliche du jour).
Even with boat people, I think they would have done better sticking consistently to the “regional solution or nothing” line. (Incidentally, one often wonders about how the East Timor solution came to collapse suddenly in 2010 and whether any influences external to East Timor might have played a role: one for the history books, methinks.).
Instead, they re-opened Nauru and Manus which made them look like they were dancing to Abbott’s tune. And this was after they had achieved quite a good wedge with the Malaysian Agreement, which was also a good (and more humane) policy IMO.
Finally we got Rudd’s jerry-built PNG extravaganza, which is also probably ok policy (but far less humane than the Malaysian solution) but looks like a con job to most people.
On boat people, as on climate change, Labor gave the appearance of constantly shifting ground. Maybe even sticking to a line of “onshore processing and nothing else and the Coalition are a bunch of heartless sadists” might have done better for them.
Abbott has stayed on message for 4 years and has bored it up Labor good and proper, especially boat people and surpluses. Abbott’s “message” is basically a few slogans, but most swinging voters dont pay much attention to politics and slogans are therefore fine. Abbott’s one major slip was the PPL, and it hasn’t hurt him.
Well, just time to walk the dog, have a bite of breakfast and then hand out HTVs for the great Labor cause, with Mike Carleton’s words ringing in my ears.
Good morning, and good luck!
AN WHERE IS THE ESS POLL B O W E
THAT HAS US 4 POINTS BEHIND\\
DID HE NOT POST THE LONGER GAN POLL GO TO THE
the guardian site and read it done by only mobie
then read how blind children are denied site
you that vote for him are truly blind and evil
may the karma come to you all and it will
dole ques u are lucky to have pll like me
I WILL VOLUNTEER TO GIVE U SOUP ABBOTT WILLGIVE CCAKE
ENJOY YOU NASTY LIFE
[The reason Labor needs to shift a little to the left IMO is not because this will be inherently popular – it can’t be in such a conservative nation – but because they need to re-establish their “brand” in terms of standing for something]
Agreed Meher, have been arguing this since day 1 on PNG solution.
Great posts from you this morning!
Off to HTV…
And from the Land of the Free –
Texans and guns – what a great mix!
http://thepoliticalcarnival.net/2013/09/06/video-46-year-old-white-texas-man-shoots-8-year-old-black-kid-face-hes-playing/
Some cartoons on the Repugs and Obama.
http://thepoliticalcarnival.net/2013/09/06/cartoons-day-gop-vs-president-obama/
Everyone’s favourite, Michelle Bachmann, in still more strife.
http://occupyamerica.crooksandliars.com/diane-sweet/michele-bachmann-faces-new-ethics-inqu
How’s this for rampant arrogance! Bloody dsigraceful.
http://videocafe.crooksandliars.com/david/fox-news-host-tired-atheists-wanting-secular
Just look at this admission from Romney!
http://crooksandliars.com/john-amato/mitt-romney-campagin-admits-fox-news-wa
well as I don’t read this place is the LONERGAN POLL HERE
A MODERN WAY OF DOING POLLS JUST WITH MOBILES THE OWNER OF THE PPOLL COMPANY READ WHAT HE SAY ON THE MODERN OUTLET THE GUARDIAN
vote I READ IN THE USA BAD POLLS SMILE FACE
STOPPED PEOPLE VOTING
SO NOW IF U GO BLIND U ARE NOT WANTED
WELL THAT FITS WITH THE POST ON A LIBERAL SITE\\\
IT SAID
THE BABY BOOMER ARE A DRAIN ON THE YOUNG PEOPLE OF THIS COUNTRY,,,, WE SHOULD FIND WAY TO CUT THEIR PENSION
—————- I HAVE A COPY SO NOT MAKING IT UP
THEN THE POSTER SAID TONY LIKES MY IDEAS,,,, THE POSTER COULD OF BEEN BOASTING\
\WHY TAKE THE RISK
YOUR CHOICE, hope bits u to like nothing on earth
What a beautiful spring morning in Eden Monaro.
stan speaker
Posted Saturday, September 7, 2013 at 5:18 am | Permalink
Welcome back to tHe dark ages Australia.
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Spencer Tracy – “Inherit The Wind”
Because fanaticism and ignorance is forever busy, and needs feeding. And soon, with banners flying and with drums beating we’ll be marching backward, BACKWARD, through the glorious ages of that Sixteenth Century when bigots burned the man who dared bring enlightenment and intelligence to the human mind!
We should wait til the next round of polls before getting carried away guys. Still plenty of time.
RUMMEL I HOPE YOUR NEXT CHILD IS NOT born blind
just a thought
join us in the south kitchen
SO EVERY TIME U SEE A BLIND PERSON RUMMELL REMEBER TONY ABBOTT AND YOU R VOTE\
AND WILL U SLEEP AT NIGHT AT THE TOHOUGHT OF A PERSON WHO WILL STOP THE BIONIC EYE
WITH 25 TH JOBS GOING IN CANBERRA MATE THERE WILL BEE NO PLUMBING JOBS FOR YOU
my say
There is no polite way to say this:
Stop your ranting. It does no good,
THER HAS BEEN A NEXT ROUND OF POLLS ESS AND
LONGERGAN BUT WHY ARE THEY NOT HERE
]\\\
PEOPPE VOTE NOT MATTER THEY DONT WANT U TO VOTE
THIS ELECTION IS a vote for tony abbott is a vote for Rupert Murdoch will he be pulling the string from NEW YORK
I CAN LIVE WITH ABBOTT WE HAVE PUT OUR MONEY UNDER THE BED\
took it our of the bank and super fund this week
but what I cannot live with is children allowed to be blind
SO WHEN YOUR GRANDCHILD IS BORN BLIND REMEEMBER WHO U VOTED FOR
Morning bludgers
I agree with much of what Meher Baba said above. But the really damaging bleed-out of Labor voters has not been of the progressive middle-class to the Greens. That is regrettable, but most Green votes either (a) come back to Labor as preferences or (b) elect Green members/Senators who will support Labor governments. The really damaging loss has been of blue-collar or ex-blue-collar votes to the Liberals. If Labor loses seats like McMahon and Werriwa today, it won’t be because of university lecturers voting Green. It will because of working-class or recently-ex-working-class people voting Liberal.
And why are they doing that? Partly economic/aspirational issues. Partly corruption in NSW state Labor. But mainly I’m afraid because of Labor’s massive policy failure on border protection. The Liberals have been quite right in their relentless focus on “stop the boats.” Their position on this is both objectively correct and electorally potent in all working-class areas except perhaps Melbourne. Both Rudd and Gillard lacked the nerve to defy the Greens, the Labor Left and the intelligentsia on this, and Labor will pay the price for that failure today.
In the short-term, the wrath of the labour movement will fall on Rudd and his backers. His refusal to accept the party’s verdict and leave politics in 2010, and his three-year campaign of sabotage, have in the end saved very little furniture, delivered no bounce in Qld, and served solely to gratify his massive ego. He has driven not only Gillard but also Combet (a great loss I agree) out of politics, and will today cost the seats of valuable members like Rowland, Bradbury, D’Ath and Thistlethwaite. (And also Bowen, but if he loses he will be the architect of his own demise.)
All of Abbott’s PPL fans should know this before they vote.
[The Coalition posted its childcare policy on its website late on Thursday, without issuing a press release or making an announcement.
In a shift from the Coalition’s previous public position, the document says it would work with state and territory governments to slow down implementation of changes which require centres to lift the ratio of staff to children. It would also seek state and territory agreement to pause requirements for higher staff qualifications.]
Read more: http://www.canberratimes.com.au/federal-politics/federal-election-2013/late-coalition-policy-seeks-to-reduce-childcare-staff-numbers-20130906-2taix.html#ixzz2e9OqtTLA
Just voted at embassy in Lisbon. No sausage sizzle.
The Portuguese man on staff said they have had lots of voters. Many more than in 2010.
Would have been more helpful if Hartcher had drawn attention to Abbott’s flakiness earlier.
[The overwhelming favourite for the prime ministership faces three serious problems – all of his own making.]
Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/federal-election-2013/abbotts-cage-of-commitments-20130906-2tai3.html#ixzz2e9Pjedlh
Fran@44: I agree, Albo is a bit of an inner-city trendy at heart. But his support base within the party is the hard, industrial left.
Psephos@70
I agree. The Green lefties in here pontificating about Asylum seekers don’t really have a clue what moves working class Australia. Hint: It’s not being more generous to Asylum seekers.
As for the election, even earlier this year, forgetting the headline grabbing outliers, Labor was sitting on 46-54, which is basically the margin now. I can’t imagine what it would be if Rudd and his supporters hadn’t been destabilizing and leaking against the party for 3 years.
I suspect the likes of Thomas Paine and co, will be hiding for a few weeks.
@mysay – Can you please stop talking in all caps, it’s not easy on the eyes.
The Lonergan poll was posted in the previous thread. I assume nobody is taking it seriously because people realise only a small percentage of Australians are ‘mobile-only’.
The NICTA thing is a little worrying but Turnbull says they will be able to apply for funding through the ARC. We’ll see what happens.
[my say
Posted Saturday, September 7, 2013 at 7:25 am | PERMALINK
RUMMEL I HOPE YOUR NEXT CHILD IS NOT born blind]
ok then!
Looks like Tasmania is going to see the Liberal light Mysay.
this was with mobile phones the new Guardian poll is showing 50.8 LNP to 49.2 ALP. plse let it be
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GO AND VOTE RUPERT MURDOCH OUT OF OUR POLICITS
I was just looking at the twenty inch analog tv in our front room on which we watched Labor’s win in 2007 (well, the start, until the kids changed the channel to watch “The Empire Strikes Back”). Isn’t it amazing to have so upgraded tv’s in these apparently (according to a flyer I got in the mailbox about Tony Abbott’s “Contract on Australia”) disastrous six years of economic management by Labor?
this was with mobile phones the new Guardian poll is showing 50.8 LNP to 49.2 ALP. plse let it be
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William – Thank you for the daily blogging during this election. I have been reading everyone’s comments with great interest, but not contributing.
I’ll be doing HTV cards during the day for a minor party that has won my support in the seat of Higgins. I will relate anything of interest, but I don’t expect much to happen.
As to tipping a result,…. well…its a bit like choosing the high water mark for an incoming tsunami. Why bother when so many are going to take a bath?
[my say
Posted Saturday, September 7, 2013 at 7:45 am | PERMALINK
this was with mobile phones the new Guardian poll is showing 50.8 LNP to 49.2 ALP. plse let it be]
I don’t have a land line, being a mobile only house hold. So the pollsters are not polling me, would that help mysay?
I won’t post them all, but Keating is already past #10 in his series this morning.
[Paul Keating Ex-PM @PmPaulKeating 15m
Reason to vote LNP #7: Wife earns $150k and $75k PPL would really make a difference on the cost of 457 for live-in nanny #auspol #ausvotes ]
Morning all
The sun has come up today, it well come up again tomorrow no matter what happens tonight
My hopes
Green vote in the teens
Palmer to win his seat + the brick with eyes
Labor stays at above 60 seats
Indi goes independent
Rudd losses his seat, save us some pain
The Labor party members here should remember one thing after today, your party gave us Tony Abbott PM, I hope you’re proud
As to Psephos
SO those THAT WHANT RESEARCH STOPPED looking to find site for THE BLIND
VOTE FOR TONY ABBOTT
ENJOY YOUR DAY
I am going to tell every one at the hand out 2 vote cards
slot coming up later
rummell I stood in the cold and been jeered at by liberal voters and
now I find out the this morning a member sister had kniFE pulled on her
and then some one followed another voter in the polling both
not in this state else where
so what do you expect to happen
u have no idea mate,
rummell good bye I still have no respect for liberal voter and less now than ever
to vote to keep people blind from every thing is what they want INDERTNET FILER DID U MISS THAT ONE
AND ON THE NET IS A STORY ABOUT HOW HARVETING PEOPLES REMARKS
IS A STEP THAT COULD BE TAKEN I AM NOT JOKING IT IN THE FAIRFAX PRESS
SO BLIND IS THE OPERATIVE WORD HERE,
BUT TO with draw funding from a science discovery that is looking at bionic eyes words fail me
Abbott’s first saving as PM should be Tim Flannery’s $160,000 part time wage for badly selling the paused global warming.
WOMBLE I THINK THAT IS THE MOST UNEUCATED REMARK I HAVE SEEN THIS YEAR
THE GREEN WITH DREW THEIR SUPPORT WOULD NOT VOTE FOR THE OFF SHORE
AND TONY WILL WHAT EVER TELL THEM WOMBLE WHY ARE THE GREENS NOW DECIDING TO GIVE THERE PREFERENCES ONLY TO LABOR IN THIS STATE
BECAUCE ABBOTT HAS TAKEN OUR HERITAGE LISTING AWAY
WHAT MEAN SPRITED THING TO SAY
U HAVE TUNED MR OFF GREENS FOR LIFE GOOD ONE
I WAS GOING TO GIVE THEM MY SECOND VOTE AND IN THE SENATE
BUT BECUASE OF U WOMBLE I WANT GOOD ONE
WOMBLE I THINK THAT IS THE MOST UNEUCATED REMARK I HAVE SEEN THIS YEAR
THE GREEN WITH DREW THEIR SUPPORT WOULD NOT VOTE FOR THE OFF SHORE
AND TONY WILL WHAT EVER TELL THEM WOMBLE WHY ARE THE GREENS NOW DECIDING TO GIVE THERE PREFERENCES ONLY TO LABOR IN THIS STATE
BECAUCE ABBOTT HAS TAKEN OUR HERITAGE LISTING AWAY
WHAT MEAN SPRITED THING TO SAY
U HAVE TUNED MR OFF GREENS FOR LIFE GOOD ONE
I WAS GOING TO GIVE THEM MY SECOND VOTE AND IN THE SENATE
BUT BECUASE OF U WOMBLE I WANT GOOD ONE
My Say’s posts remind me of that Possum tweet someone posted here last night
Possum Comitatus @Pollytics 22s
Tonight we shall sleep, for tomorrow we shall YELL AT EACH OTHER IN CAPITALS!
[quote]Reason to vote LNP #7: Wife earns $150k and $75k PPL would really make a difference on the cost of 457 for live-in nanny #auspol #ausvotes [/quote]
LOL, I miss Keating 🙁
Fran
Like all Greens you paint the AS policy in the most stark terms. Anyone who does support the Greens is an evil brutal denier of refuge to the poor millions fleeing ….
In actual fact they, overwhelmingly, have received refuge in a similar country. The next boats stage is not asylum but an understandable search for economic wealth.
The Greens policy is a high immigration policy.
[now I find out the this morning a member sister had kniFE pulled on her]
That story has disappeared quick….. oh yes and it was a Stanley knife. Has there been any updates?.
Today am safely ensconced deep in the heart of Paterson on NSW mid coast, where the only corflutes visible on the streets are for PUP.
A reliablely informed that Bob Baldwin has been carpet bombing the local TV news, and not a single ALP ad for the local candidate has been aired.
The sun is shining and 28 degrees predicted for today.
[As to Psephos]
Yes?
Oops that should be “does NOT support the Greens…”
LOVE IT!!!!
We get all the way to polling day before someone expresses their reservations about Abbott because he said once you shouldn’t believe what he says.
But it’s Laurie Oakes!
Not someone from the Labor party!!!
DUMB AS STUMPS!
DUMB
DUMB
DUMB.
Today is going to be a very good day indeed!
[quote]That story has disappeared quick….. oh yes and it was a Stanley knife. Has there been any updates?.[/quote]
Descended into ‘he said, she said’, each party painting themselves as the victims. It should be noted it occurred in Mt Druitt, really bad area.
And there voting…………
9m
Was just told sophies husband was guarding tafe booth where aec ordered removal of some stuff #indivotes
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