All results for the #QLDvotes election have now been published. So here's my analysis of the final figures, swings and preference flows. Plus there's a post-election electoral pendulum. https://t.co/uaYedhMDia #qldpol#auspol
@AndrewBartlett@mattdennien I would be suspicious too if I lived in some of the states in the USA. They have a very partisan system there. Forever grateful we have independent electoral bodies.
@AmyRemeikis Completely understand - I’ve already had snacks, lunch and it’s not even 12 in Brisbane. Good thing I’m working as well as watching this unfold or I’d have already started drinking!
In the 60 seats that One Nation contested at both the 2017 and 2020 election, One Nation's vote was 8.4%, -12.4 and down from 20.8% in 2017. Statewide the party polled 6.9%, half of the 13.7% in 2017, despite standing an extra 29 candidates. #qldvotes#qldpol
We should be proud of the way our votes are cast in a safe, accurate and accessible way. Independent electoral bodies are vital democratic institutions.
Still trying to decide who to vote for? Visit https://t.co/k75rWFtFGQ for our expert analysis and investigation of the key election issues, and join us at 3 pm today for the #QLDVotes campaign wrap up.
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Professor Sue Harris Rimmer @FemInt, Dr @TraceyArklay and Dr Elise Stephenson @EliseInTheWoods from @GriffithBiz are LIVE on YouTube NOW to analyse week three of the Queensland election campaign: https://t.co/aaXYwYXCMK #QLDpol#QLDvotes
SGIR's Head of School, Prof Juliet Pietsch, GCPA Program Director Dr Tracey Arklay (@TARKLAY), + new alumna Dr Elise Stephenson (@EliseInTheWoods) contribute to the #qldvotes coverage with 'Seats to Watch'. Read the piece ➡️ https://t.co/4tZbZWZwQO #qldpol#qldvotes2020