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2007 Federal Election - Coalition or Labor/Howard or Rudd? (2 Viewers)

Coalition or Labor/Howard or Beazley?

  • Coalition

    Votes: 249 33.3%
  • Labor

    Votes: 415 55.5%
  • Still undecided

    Votes: 50 6.7%
  • Apathetic

    Votes: 34 4.5%

  • Total voters
    748

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Exphate said:
Duel to the death. Easiet way to sort it out.
In the case of a HoR tie I think howard and rudd should do a rap off a la the axis of awesome song. lol.
 

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I hope the result isn't know until Sunday morning.
 

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Musk said:
Fuck I'm so over this election and fuck if labor wins, the libs will do a legal challenge to a few of those seats which means its gonna keep going and going and fucking going.
it depends on which seats and imo even if the high court ruled for a by-election i reckon MORE people would vote labor just because theyd be pissed about the libs making them vote again
 

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Here's a state-by-state breakdown of today's 52-48 Newspoll. Some of those figures (WA especially) look extremely dodgy, but who knows. I could be proven wrong.
 

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Schroedinger said:
Though, I loathe having a social conservative for PM.
Kevin Rudd is a social conservative:confused:
 

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LOL!

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I'm just kidding. You're alright.

But now we're in power. Prepare for an overload of union thuggery. Riots in the street et cetera.

I'm surprised Macarthur, the electorate I worked so, so hard in for so, so long has become like...the most marginal seat in NSW. It's currently at about 49.5/50.5 liberals way. That's an insane 11% swing against the coalition. Would have been even more insane had the coalition not lost so emphatically 'round the country though ey?

LOL!

In other news, Howard's career is bookended by the sweetest thing ever - even his electorate thinks he's a douche now eyy? LOLOLOLOLOL
 

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You wouldn't know he was a social conservative by that socialist speech he gave last night upon winning. What a crazy left winged bastard.

ONCE WE'RE IN WE'LL CHANGE IT ALL!
 

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I don't think that speech sounded remotely "left-wing".

It sounded like an ordinary speech an election winner would give.
 

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jb_nc said:
I don't think that speech sounded remotely "left-wing".

It sounded like an ordinary speech an election winner would give.
talking about putting funding into education. that man was a closet socialist all along.

fhag.
 

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Schroedinger said:
Turnbull will lead the Libs, this just keeps getting better and better.
I think a Turnbull and Bishop team will probably lead the Coalition in 2010.
 

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Nebuchanezzar said:
talking about putting funding into education. that man was a closet socialist all along.

fhag.
It actually costs less to send children to private schools rather than the public sector. I think it was to try and push more people out of the public sector to cut costs.
 
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why is that western australia is so popular with the Liberals compared to the Eastern states? Guess they love workchoices?
 

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CSI: CRIMES ™ said:
why is that western australia is so popular with the Liberals compared to the Eastern states? Guess they love workchoices?
Mining boom.

Nicole Cornes lost in Boothby. awwww... :p
 

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That you were wrong. The biggest swings occured in safe liberal/national seats, there were relatively smaller swings in the marginals. That the marginal seat strategy wouldn't work was a shoe in, the only thing you said worth being happy with was that turnbull would have a swing to him partly because last time he was competing against a sitting liberal member.

I got the seat count wrong by around 6 and I was also wrong in Bennelong (I made no other real predictions so I fucked up). Rafy got closest to the result and the polls were a very good indicator all along.
 
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