2010 Federal Election (4 Viewers)

[Rafy]

General Discussion Thread

Polling day is on Saturday, 21 August 2010.


A 2 party preferred poll is above. Select the party who will receive the higher preference on your ballot.


http://www.abc.net.au/elections/federal/2010/guide/

http://aec.gov.au

 

[Rafy]

A 52-48 2PP Galaxy in Labor's favour was released today.

The polling situation going into the election with nice graphs: Polling Trend Updates – Pollytics

 

[Slidey]

Why did you not include a 'neither/other' option? Preferencing Labour and Liberal last and second last will exhaust one's vote before reaching them, no?

And in many seats the 2PP isn't even between these two parties.

 

[Lentern]

Why did you not include a 'neither/other' option? Preferencing Labour and Liberal last and second last will exhaust one's vote before reaching them, no?

And in many seats the 2PP isn't even between these two parties.

Many? Maybe five if you're not counting the nationals.

 

[Slidey]

Many? Maybe five if you're not counting the nationals.

Indigenous tribes would consider this to be many.

 

[Sparcod]

Why did you not include a 'neither/other' option? Preferencing Labour and Liberal last and second last will exhaust one's vote before reaching them, no?

And in many seats the 2PP isn't even between these two parties.

Only one if you're looking at Greens vs Labor in Melbourne.

Yeah, go the Nationals. Woohhh!

 

[Elliot220]

After a redistribution, my seat went from safe Liberal to the most marginal (I think) in NSW. Should be an interesting election, considering I don't go insane by hearing 'Moving Australia Foward' or 'Real Action' too many times. I hate vacuous slogans.

 

[SylviaB]

Labor badquinton304, Existential, Gold Lion, kaz1, Kelly47, Oobadoo, spiny norman, Yomo


Shit cunts all around

 

[Kwayera]

After a redistribution, my seat went from safe Liberal to the most marginal (I think) in NSW. Should be an interesting election, considering I don't go insane by hearing 'Moving Australia Foward' or 'Real Action' too many times. I hate vacuous slogans.

What seat?

 

[SeCKSiiMiNh]

so um
does abbott support the filter as well

 

[Elliot220]

What seat?

Macquarie, correct me if I'm wrong with it being the most marginal in NSW.

 

[Phoenix Fury]

so um
does abbott support the filter as well

Conroy is the biggest problem afaik, if it wasn't for him shit talking about it and pushing it so hard no one would care/consider it.

That said I have no idea of Abbott's ideas about it, other than that people have been talking about Liberals being in favour of an opt in filter rather than compulsory.

 

[Omar-Comin]

Conroy is the biggest problem afaik, if it wasn't for him shit talking about it and pushing it so hard no one would care/consider it.

That said I have no idea of Abbott's ideas about it, other than that people have been talking about Liberals being in favour of an opt in filter rather than compulsory.

Why would child-rapists 'opt-in' to a filter..?
It's about time Australia moved into the 21'st century and put in place a proper filter.
I applaud Conroy for standing up against these vile pedophile apologists

 

[Deathless]

Usually Liberal wins after Labour "screws" up. I'm not sure though, Gillard is a bitch - but Abbot is also an idiot. Abbot is training to be an Olympic gold-medalist rather than a PM. Labour was good with Rudd IMO.

 

[bio_nut]

Usually Liberal wins after Labour "screws" up. I'm not sure though, Gillard is a bitch - but Abbot is also an idiot. Abbot is training to be an Olympic gold-medalist rather than a PM. Labour was good with Rudd IMO.

ahahahahahahahaha just all NO

 

[Lentern]

Conroy is the biggest problem afaik, if it wasn't for him shit talking about it and pushing it so hard no one would care/consider it.

That said I have no idea of Abbott's ideas about it, other than that people have been talking about Liberals being in favour of an opt in filter rather than compulsory.

The point is that you don't know. None of us were at those cabinet meetings. With that being said, like most major policy it was probably drawn up in either the kitchen cabinet or the prime ministers office himself, Conroy is most likely the poor sod who has to sell the thing and nothing more.

 

[Elliot220]

The only MPs who I've heard voice loud opposition against the censorship have been Liberal, and only a few of them. The only one coming to mind is Alex Hawke.

 

[Slidey]

The only MPs who I've heard voice loud opposition against the censorship have been Liberal, and only a few of them. The only one coming to mind is Alex Hawke.

The Greens caucus is against it. Look up Ludlam's senate stuff. He tears Conroy apart and it's comedy gold.

Abbott supports the filter. The Coalition as a whole doesn't seem to, however.

 

[Lolsmith]

Liberal

Lesser of two Great Satans

 

[chicky_pie]

Usually Liberal wins after Labour "screws" up. I'm not sure though, Gillard is a bitch - but Abbot is also an idiot. Abbot is training to be an Olympic gold-medalist rather than a PM. Labour was good with Rudd IMO.

I rather see a PM that runs for charity than a bitch that wastes money on red hair colour products.