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Home / News / Politics News / Early polls on elections show voters' stand against ruling party
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    Early polls on elections show voters' stand against ruling party

    Written by
    Sneha Johny
    Edited by
    Gaurav Jeyaraman
    Last updated on Jul 04, 2016, 01:21 pm
    Early polls on elections show voters' stand against ruling party
  • Australia's ruling party, the Coalition government, saw it meet a close call against its opposition Labour party in early polls.

    In the latest official electoral count, out of the 150-seats in the House of Representatives, the Coalition government saw itself with 69 seats, while the opposition bagged 70 seats.

    With five seats to other parties, this shows a 3 percent swing against the government.

  • In this article
    What is Australia's Coalition government? Opposition draws up strong campaign measures Voters dissatisfied over Turnbull government What is the House of Representatives? Nearly 15 million voters set to cast their votes Early polls on elections show voters' stand against ruling party Aus leaders in talks as hung parliament looms
  • Information

    What is Australia's Coalition government?

  • Australia's Coalition government is one that involves political alliances between various parties, with its current leader Malcolm Turnbull governing as Australia's Prime Minister. It has been in existence among Australian political circles since 1923.

  • Bill Shorten's campaign measures

    Opposition draws up strong campaign measures

    Opposition draws up strong campaign measures
    Credits:
  • The opposition party's leader drew up a measure whereby the party would enable nearly $71 billion dollars in budget savings over the next decade.

    The opposition party also sketched out economic benefits like capital gains tax breaks for its citizens.

    The party had its strong stand on providing major funding for health and education, which drew good attention from middle-class Australian families.

  • Dissatisfaction over Turnbull government

    Voters dissatisfied over Turnbull government

    Voters dissatisfied over Turnbull government
    Credits:
  • Most voters expressed dissatisfaction over Australia's ruling party, which predominantly aimed at campaign measures that would voters felt would affect them over time.

    The ruling government, led by the former suave investment banker, Malcolm Turnbull, spoke high about economic management but nothing in terms of national security.

    The party also put voters to test when reports about a possible privatisation of Medicare sprang up.

  • Information

    What is the House of Representatives?

  • In the Australian government, the House of Representatives signifies one of the two chambers of the Australian Parliament. Known as the lower house and seating 150 members, a three-year term is granted to all its members. The upper house is called the Senate.

  • 02 Jul 2016

    Nearly 15 million voters set to cast their votes

    Nearly 15 million voters set to cast their votes
  • The ruling party's leader, Malcolm Turnbull, will see a political battle with opposition party's chief, Bill Shorten.

    The ruling party currently holds around 90 seats out of the 150 seats, while the opposition holds 55 seats and other parties holding five other seats.

    If the ruling party does not win majority, it could result in a hung parliament or a minority government.

  • 03 Jul 2016

    Early polls on elections show voters' stand against ruling party

    Early polls on elections show voters' stand against ruling party
  • Australia's ruling party, the Coalition government, saw it meet a close call against its opposition Labour party in early polls.

    In the latest official electoral count, out of the 150-seats in the House of Representatives, the Coalition government saw itself with 69 seats, while the opposition bagged 70 seats.

    With five seats to other parties, this shows a 3 percent swing against the government.

  • 04 Jul 2016

    Aus leaders in talks as hung parliament looms

    Aus leaders in talks as hung parliament looms
  • The leaders of Australia's main two political parties have begun holding discussions with independent MPs to form a minority government.

    Officials said the results wont be out until late on Tuesday, and analysts predict no body would enough votes for an outright majority.

    However, PM Malcolm Turnbull stated that he expected to win all 78 seats required by him to form a new government.

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