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Dis-con notes

7 July 2018

9:00 AM

7 July 2018

9:00 AM

Are they blind?

It is seven months since my last Dis-Con Notes (‘No More Shilly-Shallying’, 2/12/17). Meanwhile the Liberal party room indecision has continued. Last Monday’s Newspoll – the 35th successive losing one under Malcolm Turnbull’s leadership – shows the Coalition primary vote (the most important single metric) on 39 per cent, with Labor’s on 37 per cent, and a two-party preferred (2PP) outcome of Coalition 49 versus Labor 51 per cent.

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