'It looks like a substantial defeat and it looks like the CLP will win with a majority and maybe a substantial majority,' ABC election analyst Antony Green has said.
The Country Liberal Party will form government in the Northern Territory, with a massive swing against the incumbent Labor party. ABC election analyst Antony Green said the current government has been defeated. "It looks like a substantial defeat and it looks like the CLP will win with a majority and may be a substantial majority," Green told ABC Television. Former chief minister and Labor MP Natasha Fyles said while disappointing, you always prepared yourself for this result.
Finocchiaro said a lot people had "kept their cards close to the chest". "Certainly a lot of people early voted, so we're seeing smaller numbers come through, but people seem very determined, and we're really hoping, right up until 6pm that people see how important it is to ... vote." Lawler said it had been hard, slogging work since taking the reins of Labor in January.
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