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After Weeks of Confusion and Chaos, Tasmania Heads Back to the Polls on July 19
Agriculture · Hobart

After Weeks of Confusion and Chaos, Tasmania Heads Back to the Polls on July 19

58% Left coverage: 12 sources
The poll follows a vote of no confidence in the premier, which created a power vacuum in state politics. But the election is unlikely to deliver stable government.See the Story
Labour Buoyed by Latest Showing in RNZ / Reid Research Poll
Anthony Albanese · New Zealand

Labour Buoyed by Latest Showing in RNZ / Reid Research Poll

Coverage: 2 sources
It's "encouraging" but there's still 18 months of hard work ahead to regain the Treasury benches, the Labour leader says.See the Story
Mid-week miscellany: federal poll drought edition (open thread) - The Poll Bludger
Tasmania · Tasmania

Mid-week miscellany: federal poll drought edition (open thread) - The Poll Bludger

Some observations on when regular federal polling might be expected to resume, and the Tasmanian state election that could potentially give us something to chew on in the meantime.Read Article

South Korea and Poland elections wrap - The Poll Bludger

The centre-left Democrats win the South Korean presidential election, while PiS wins in Poland. Also: Canada’s final seat numbers after recounts and the US Democratic deaths that helped pass Trump’s “big beautiful bill”.Seoul · SeoulRead Article

One Nation Gets Surprise Senate Win

56% Right coverage: 9 sources
One Nation has picked up another Senate seat, with Western Australian candidate Tyron Whitten winning the sixth and final spot at the May 3 election.Barnaby Joyce · AustraliaSee the Story

Senate Breakthrough Bolsters Albo’s Super Tax

100% Right coverage: 3 sources
Labor’s growing numbers in the Senate could all but guarantee the passage of its plan to hit super balances over $3m with a 30 per cent tax.Taxes · AustraliaSee the Story

Australia News LIVE: Ley to Unveil Coalition Front Bench; Bradfield in the Balance as Amid Informal Vote Surge

50% Left coverage: 4 sources
Read the national news blog for rolling coverage on today’s top stories.David Littleproud · AustraliaSee the Story

Tasmania's Legislative Council Elections Are on Today. Here's What You Need to Know

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Legislative Council elections are happening in Tasmania today. Here's what you need to know — including who needs to vote, and where you can do that (and yes, it is compulsory).AFL · HobartSee the Story

Half measures (open thread) - The Poll Bludger

A look at the dramatically declining frequency of seats being won with with majorities on first preferences.Australia · AustraliaRead Article

Tasmania: EMRS poll and Legislative Council elections - The Poll Bludger

Further bad news for Tasmania's long-ascendant Liberals ahead of Saturday's upper house elections.Hobart, Australia · HobartRead Article

Riho Terras and Jüri Ratas: Conservatism Experiencing Rebirth in Europe

50% Left coverage: 4 sources
We can confidently say that conservatism and rational politics are undergoing a revival in Europe — and judging by recent poll results, similar developments can be expected in Estonia as well, write Riho Terras and Jüri Ratas.António CostaSee the Story

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