“[This campaign has been] about convincing voters that the leader can be trusted for the next three years and that the other guy is a risk not worth taking,' said Resolve director Jim Reed. scottmorrison anthonyalbanese auspol ausvotes ausvotes22 ...
Similarly, while 40 per cent of the 100 undecided voters who attended the first leader’s debate last Wednesday gave the contest to Albanese, and 35 per cent to Morrison, there was another 25 per cent unconvinced by either man.
It’s those still-persuadable people – approximately 4.6 million of Australia’s 17.2 million registered voters – that Morrison and Albanese must convince in the next month in a contest that many pundits expect will go right down to the wire, with a hung parliament a distinct possibility.
A cabinet minister said the second week had been a draw but, “We’re talking about national security, which is good for us. “The government has a record of delivering flat wages, the decline of manufacturing, the scandalous crisis in aged care, the nationwide labour shortage and has failed to assert Australia’s political interests in the Pacific region,” Albanese wrote.“The government’s response is always too little, too late. We saw this during the black summer fires, the failure to order vaccines and rapid antigen tests and with the recent floods.
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