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Numbers consolidating, appears to be a 2 horse race between Kapterian and Mundine.
Talk of a possible public endorsement from Gladys for Kapterian in the weeks ahead; unsure if this will carry a positive or negative influence on preselectors.
Dutton, Taylor and Hastie all want Mundine in caucus
If the libs choose..Mundine from 5he
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Hello teal
Mundine would be a fatal mistake for the Liberals here.
I think Mundine has the numbers.
He acquiesced Molan and Payne’s senate spots, most branches are conservative if not at least 50%.
There’s also no Indigenous Liberal from NSW in the Reps. Libs/Dutton would probably seek to fill the gap Ken Wyatt left.
At the end of the day, if the swing is on, most non politically attuned voters will just vote for the party not the person. As an example, Goodenough, Hastie and Dutton are all too conservative relative to their electorates but still managed to get elected.
Also this is electorate is not as progressive or moderate as has been reported. It contains a multitude of private schools, churches and 20% mandarin/cantonese speakers which are wedded to the first two. Definitely would favour a more conservative leaning candidate.
Whether that is Mundine remains to be seen. Also will depend on how the Centre Right/Hawke/Farlow direct their numbers
Nothing against Mundine, im anti voice myself, but if he wins pre-election, then the Liberals can say bye-bye Bradfield.
He wouldnt be bad in a different seat, like Macarthur or Werriwa or any other working class Labor seat with a high no vote.