(a) Dump Dutton late next year (b) Elect a small l Lib woman as leader (c) Inveigle some of the Teals to join the Libs (d) Devise policies that appeal to women/financially stressed households (e) Soften policies on immigration etc
In terms of 2 party preferred voting in Aus , its always has been 46% Lib/Nats & 46 % Labor with 8% swing voters in between.
Recently, however, the Coalition has managed to crib working class votes from Labor ( anti union tradies etc etc)
Next election the swing voters will likely be: (1) women (2) financially stressed households (likely recession 2023-24) (3) disenchanted youth.
And it'll be out with the old & in with the new
PS: A small L woman liberal leader wont sit well with populist RW misogynists who prefer the Strong Man leader (the proper bastard's answer to a father) but I guess depressed bi-polar world of RW Populism its a necessary compromise....eh?
