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Could the pandemic election return Labor to Kalgoorlie for the first time in two decades?
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Liberal MP Kyran O Donnell (front), the Nationals Rowena Olsen and Labor s Ali Kent (back).
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In the past five state elections, only one sitting member has been re-elected in the seat of Kalgoorlie.
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ABC analyst Antony Green says it s a three-cornered race
Voters at Kalgoorlie s early voting centre say the pandemic is swaying their vote
Will Liberal MP Kyran O Donnell be the latest to join the trend and lose his position on Saturday considering with polls pointing to a landslide victory for Labor in the WA election?
McGowan unveils jobs plan 2.0 in rockstar campaign launch
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Labor has pledged to keep West Australians, safe, strong, and employed during its official campaign launch at RAC Arena on Sunday.
Flanked by two massive banners emblazoned with a call to action to âKeep WA Strongâ, WA Premier Mark McGowan announced Laborâs jobs plan 2.0 complete with a new target of 125,000 roles by 2025-26 if re-elected.
WA Premier Mark McGowan speaking at Laborâs campaign launch at RAC Arena.
Credit:Peter de Kruijff
The job market is mostly economy and population-driven but McGowan said a new taskforce chaired by himself would be created with the aim of boosting employment.