A comprehensive new survey on attitudes to foreign affairs, and deeper-than-ever dive into Senate voting and the preference question.
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An already strong result for government in the Senate may be about to get even better, as Cory Bernardi eyes the exit. And yet more on the great pollster failure.
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Boris Johnson still very likely to be the next British Prime Minister, with Jeremy Hunt pipping Michael Gove for second among Conservative MPs. Guest post by Adrian Beaumont.
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The lower house count concludes with the Coalition on 51.53% of the national two-party preferred; the button is pressed on the Senate for Queensland, Western Australia and South Australia; only the Victorian Senate result remains.
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A close look at the New South Wales Senate result as finalised yesterday, plus Essential Research findings on attitudes to nuclear power.
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As the finalised Senate results are unrolled one by one, a deep dive into the preference distribution from Tasmania.
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Boris Johnson is very probably Britain’s next Prime Minister, and polling suggests he would be a winner for the Conservatives. Guest post by Adrian Beaumont.
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Late counting adds some extra grunt to the backlash against the Liberals in wealthy city seats, slightly reducing the size of their expected winning margin on the national two-party vote.
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Numerous electoral and political developments from Western Australia, as the McGowan government moves into the business end of its four-year term.
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A look at how the religious vote might have helped Scott Morrison to victory, plus some analysis of turnout and the rate of informal voting.
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