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Labor should retain but the primary should be fascinating – a high Green vote on environmental issues, very much the Fremantle of North with being Broome being the main town in the seat. A Nationals candidate or Independent would also do well.
@CG Broome has always had a three-way contest which results in Labor winning on Greens preferencing despite the Liberals or Nationals finishing first. No idea why because I didn’t notice it being really hippie when I went there.
Tourism operators in the Kimberley & some indigenous groups source of the Green vote in Broome
@np its more of a 4 way contest traditionally. and labor have finished first for the nearly 50 years since about 1977. i think the vote can vary when you have a lot of FIFO and farm workers moving in and out of the district.
@John yeah four-way is probably better terminology. I forgot about the fact that the Liberals and Nationals field candidates in the same seats in WA.
It’s four-way with Labor benefiting from Greens preferences and the Liberals benefiting from Nationals preferences.
kimberley is just gonna keep getting bigger and bigger due to LDA and the fact perth is growing very soon so i imagine pilbara will shrink to just port hedland