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Victoria: the flawed jewel in the Liberal crown

25 October 2019

1:19 PM

25 October 2019

1:19 PM

Sadly, Victoria has become the under-performing state for the Liberal Party and unless the ship is turned around, Victoria could well cost us government at the federal level and allow Daniel Andrews’ state government to continue to wreak havoc unchecked.

Victoria, the birthplace of the Liberal Party’s founder and Australia’s longest-serving Prime Minister, Sir Robert Menzies, is now dominated by Labor, with the Liberal Party left with just 27 out of 88 lower house seats in the Victorian state parliament, and 12 out of 38 federal electorates.

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