Anthony Albanese to call the election for May 3rd

The independent analyst Adrian Beaumont, statistical at the University of Melbourne, On March 17, he wrote that the work had guided three of the latest opinion polls.

“There has been an improvement in work in a series of surveys in recent weeks,” he said.

Albanian tried to frame the elections as a choice between the government’s action on the cost of living – including help with personal tax cuts, energy bills, childhood assistance and medicate – against the risk of change.

“A key issue in the next federal elections will be the defense and strengthening of medicating,” he said during a recent press conference.

Labor took Mira Dutton for his attempt to legislate a co-laying of medicating when he was Minister of Health in 2014, promising more funds for GP clinics and hospital emergency departments.

Dutton has intensified his requests for a new approach to energy policy after years of increasing electricity and gas bills, looking for a mandate to build seven nuclear power plants and has reported cuts in the shopping in an attempt to end government waste.

“Every single cost in their family’s budget has increased under the Albanian Mr. and the problem is that the costs will continue to climb,” Dutton said during the Brisbane campaign recently.

The opposition leader compared his task to that of the conservatives who swept the work from power in 1931, the last time a government was removed after a single mandate in office. “I have no doubts that we will win,” he said in a recent interview.

The work begins the formal campaign with 78 seats and the 54 coalition in the room of representatives, including a free place on each side after the resignation of Bill Shorten and Keith Pitt at the beginning of this year. Greens hold four seats.

Independent and crossroads of minor parties have 15 seats, in a count that includes the former parliamentarians of the Russell Broadbent coalition, Ian Goodenough and Andrew Gee, who are contesting the elections after moving to the crossbar. This also includes Kylea Tink, whose North Sydney electorate is abolished.

But the coalition is in a slightly stronger position after taking into consideration the recent redistributions, with the electoral analyst of the ABC Antony Green who calculate the coalition has 57 seats that enter the countryside, which means that it should win 19 other seats to reach a restricted majority. The house will return to 150 seats in the elections after increasing 151 during the last mandate.

The electoral competition was underway before the official announcement with both leaders who cross the country, also launching social media campaigns in the attempts to expand their personal charm and stick to each other.

The federal departments also conducted advertising campaigns on some of the labor policies that could influence the elections, including “future Made in Australia” subsidies for industry, subsidies for domestic energy bills and the most generous treatment of students’ debt.

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