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I don’t rate Jacqui Lambie’s reelection odds that highly anymore.
Ironically, JLN’s gains at the recent Tasmanian election could split the party. Many minor parties that get 1 or more MPs elected, other than the leader, end up imploding within a term e.g. One Nation, UAP, SFF, NXT (Centre Alliance) and more recently at the federal level, JLN. I could be wrong and the state JLN stays intact throughout the first term.
A Senate result of LNP 3, ALP 2, GRN 1 looks more likely than LNP 2, ALP 2, GRN 1, JL 1. JL’s personal vote may save her if it’s strong enough.
@votante agreed she gets a higher vote when coalition is in office due to Labor preferences although il rate her chances as fair this time I think Tammy tyrell will be defeated and jln won’t get another senator in 2028.
how much of the vote has to change for the LIBs to unseat @raue?
Will Hodgeman should probably run since he no longer is a diplomat, and he will argue he can help the Libs wrestle back the lost senate seat.
@daniel t unless one of the incumbents retires, the Tasmanian Liberal senate ticket was already locked last year as:
1. Claire Chandler
2. Richard Colbeck
3. Jacki Martin
I’m talking about 2028
How much vote needs to shift for JL to be defeated?