Unlike the German playwright Bertolt Brecht, who wrote that the East German government – unhappy with the election result – wanted to ‘dissolve the people and elect another’, the reality is the Andrews government has been re-elected and the result has to be accepted.
At the same time, it’s proper to analyse the reasons for the ALP’s victory, why the Liberal Party failed to win, and what the consequences are for Victoria and the state’s citizens.
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