The main parties run to take great shots for the voters
Peter Dutton and Anthony Albanese will both formally launch their electoral campaigns with important sets set this Sunday, while Labor and the coalition climb to nail their electoral field to the voters before the long Easter weekend.
Labor confirmed that the launch of the campaign will be in Perth this Sunday, reflecting the importance of western Australia in the Albanian plan to maintain power.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and the leader of the opposition Peter Dutton Cross traveled to the Blacktown Worldrs’ Club.Credit: Alex Ellinghausen
The city hosted the last launch of the Labor campaign in 2022 when the party revealed its future future Housing Australia and asked the voters to start the Morrison government.
The coalition has maintained the details of its launch plans under the compresses, although this masthead has confirmed that it will also launch its campaign on Sunday.
The formal launch of an election campaign marks the point where political parties must take on the cost of managing their campaigns, such as paying staff salaries and renting a plane for the leader and the taxpayer no longer signs the costs anymore.
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The position of the liberal launch remains a strictly guarded secret, but the two most likely cities are Sydney, where the headquarters of the party campaign is located, or Melbourne, where the coalition hopes to win a background of suburban jobs including Mcewen, Hawke, Chisholm, Aston and Dunkley outside the back of a state government without proposal.
Both party leaders are expected to reveal an important political initiative during their launches and sharpen their message, hoping to capture the attention of undecided and disengaged voters before the Easter holidays.
Two Victorian liberal parliamentarians, who asked not to be nominated so that they could speak freely, said that the party had great hopes to win up to 10 seats in Victoria before the election campaign, with the work of work, Bruce, Bendigo and Gorton and the independent detention Kood and Goldstein in the target list.
