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Victorian state election political landscape

Overview

Leading up to the November state election in Victoria, major political figures have addressed the possibility of a minority government. Premier Ben Carroll stated he would rule out a deal with the Greens, while Opposition leader Jess Wilson declined discussions regarding support from One Nation, focusing instead on a majority government through the Liberal and National coalition.

However, recent polling from the Resolve Political Monitor suggests a shifting landscape where the Coalition leads the Labor Party in primary votes, with 28 per cent compared to Labor’s 25 per cent. One Nation maintains 23 per cent support, and the Victorian Greens have seen a 3-point increase.

Leadership popularity has also fluctuated; Premier Ben Carroll’s personal popularity rating dropped 9 points to minus 11, while Jess Wilson’s likeability rose by 4 points to 23. Key election drivers include the economy, crime, and financial management.

Entities

Jess Wilson · Victoria · Ben Carroll · One Nation · Greens

Claims

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Timeline

  1. [POLITICS] 3 sources
    Victoria election: Coalition leads Labor in latest polling

    Polling for the upcoming Victorian election shows the Coalition leading Labor in primary votes, while Premier Ben Carroll's popularity declines and Opposition Leader Jess Wilson's rises.

  2. [POLITICS] 3 sources
    Victorian leaders rule out minority government deals

    Victorian political leaders Ben Carroll and Jess Wilson have both declined to discuss potential minority government deals with minor parties ahead of the November state election.

Sources

americanindependent.com · communitynews.com.au · m.smh.com.au · smh.com.au · theage.com.au