RedBridge Group Director Simon Welsh says the “only hope” for the Voice to Parliament referendum to succeed is voter turnout and informality. “If there is a softness to one edge of the No vote … maybe they will vote informal or maybe they will just not show up,” Mr Welsh told Sky News Australia. “That’s the stage we’re at, which is not a good position to be – it’s going to be very tough.” A recent Newspoll survey has shown a further decline in support for the Indigenous Voice to Parli
RedBridge Group Director Simon Welsh says the “only hope” for the Voice to Parliament referendum to succeed is voter turnout and informality.
“If there is a softness to one edge of the No vote … maybe they will vote informal or maybe they will just not show up,” Mr Welsh told Sky News Australia.A recent Newspoll survey has shown a further decline in support for the Indigenous Voice to Parliament. Support for the Voice to Parliament has dropped two per cent, continuing the downward trend, dropping support to 34 per cent.
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