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Originally posted by oldbull26: ↑

Held by the libs right up until 2019. The electorate has not changed much in 5 years. Still a mix of social housing and ultra wealthy. There are a few electorates around Australia with that sort of mix. eg Mandurah in Canning has a mix of $300k houses alongside $2 million houses. Same with Armadale in BURT electorate. One is Liberal, one is Labor.

Dunkley would best be described as a seat that could move either way

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Originally posted by oldbull26: ↑

Held by the libs right up until 2019. The electorate has not changed much in 5 years. Still a mix of social housing and ultra wealthy. There are a few electorates around Australia with that sort of mix. eg Mandurah in Canning has a mix of $300k houses alongside $2 million houses. Same with Armadale in BURT electorate. One is Liberal, one is Labor.

Dunkley would best be described as a seat that could move either way

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Try again. Cut the rubbish. 6.3% is not a marginal seat. If Labor lost the seat it would have been curtains for Albanese. The LNP achieved bang on the average swing against the sitting government

https://antonygreen.com.au/background-on-f ederal-by-election-swings/
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