Peter Malinauskas is set to become South Australia's new premier, after Labor pulls off a stunning election victory.
The ABC projects that Labor has won South Australia's state election, defeating Steven Marshall's Liberal Government after just one term in power.
Labor leader Peter Malinauskas will become the state's 47th premier, and the first leader to defeat a sitting government since the pandemic began. ABC election analyst Antony Green has projected Labor to win saying "the government has been defeated".Labor lost the 2018 election after 16 years in power.
Antony Green has also predicted Steven Marshall's own seat of Dunstan is in danger, but said we may not know the result of that seat tonight.
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