Do you really want to vote above the line? Your quick election guide to WAâs 19 parties
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Polling shows Premier Mark McGowan is set for a resounding victory in the lower house come March 13, but whether his popularity translates to Labor coming anywhere near a majority in the upper house is a whole different equation.
Every vote, whether it be for a micro or major party, makes a difference this election in determining the delicate balance of power for the Legislative Council, given candidates could get in with a handful of votes.
Do you really want to vote above the line? Your quick election guide to WA s 19 parties
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Great Scott, Kirkup turns the Liberals Green
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Opposition Leader Zak Kirkup took his metaphorical DeLorean for a ride through the timestream this week as he went backwards with a failed Barnett policy from 2017 whilst simultaneously dragging the Liberal Party into the future with an energy policy that is downright green.
Itâs been hard to keep up with the strategies from team Kirkup which racked up more than $1 billion of promises since Saturday as the Liberals wasted no time in restarting campaign activities once the Wooroloo fire was under control.