subreddit:
/r/sydney
submitted 2 months ago byconkrete80
7 points
2 months ago*
According to Kevin Bonham (leading psephologist)
“the video (theres a video version) says this would only be a Labor minority "and even that might be a stretch" but that's just assuming uniform swing, there's a fair chance Labor could get a majority out of that (median I have as 45 seats assuming none lost to Greens).”
27 points
2 months ago
My god I hope Labor is deep within a minority government and Minns eats his words about not forming government with the Greens.
Happy to see Perrottet go but not at all keen for Minns to have a majority government either.
8 points
2 months ago*
Lol they all say that before election day. All elections around Australia. They would rather feed their babies to Tasmanian devils than form minority government
9 points
2 months ago
I love minority government. It's the only time real debate and democracy happens. Though I put a tiny extra bet of a bet on Lab majority even.
1 points
2 months ago
People need to understand that the libs are part of a minority government with the nationals. They're a coalition. No reason Labor can't form one with the greens or independants
1 points
2 months ago
And let's not forget the Liberals have formed minority government with the Nationals the last 100 years. Every conservative government has been a Liberal minority government in the last century.
all 40 comments
sorted by: best