While Labor won power with party preferences last month, it’s hard to see how either Labor or the Coalition can win a Parliamentary majority at the 2025 election.
, it’s hard to see how either Labor or the Coalition in their current form can win a majority of seats in the House of Representatives at the next federal election in 2025.
After that, without a clear majority of seats for either party, the parties would have to start bargaining over how to form a working majority.
Other groups driving the ALP 2PP vote across all seats were Chinese-born Australians, reflecting anger at the government’s failure to distinguish its criticism of the Chinese Communist Party government from that of the hard-working and high-achieving group of Chinese-born Australians who were wondering why it was all their fault.boost to the ALP 2PP vote in Western Australia
The separate entities maximised the votes across the two conflicting demographics and then united to run the government.To solve the problem of optional preferential voting in Queensland state elections , the federal Liberals in 2008 let the National Party inside the Queensland Liberal tent, so that their rebellious rural cousins could start pissing outside the tent for a change.
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