Yep :-) Not as far right leaning as QLD. But the whole country is centre/centre right in general with inner urban electorates leaning left

0 being far left. 10 being far Right - it’s a zero to 10 chart

3/ Their population has grown by 1.2 million—double the increase seen among generationally established Australians.

This week, we’ll publish an MRP analysis that will shed light on how these two states may further transform the electoral landscape. Prepare for a few surprises.

2/ For nearly two decades, Queensland has been the epicenter of internal migration, while New South Wales and Victoria have led in external migration—and this shift is now influencing electoral outcomes.

George highlights a critical statistic driving this change: the children of migrants.

It’s a great book

They may wish to not be boring right now. Otherwise they will join Harris at this rate.

The townhouse has become the modern day equivalent of a three bedroom house with a backyard. The tastes of most Australians, including Victorians, have shifted regarding what makes an ideal home.

*It normally takes months for any policy idea to cut through.

In the US Dems have set themselves up as the establishment, viewed by many as the party of the elites and neo liberal institutions. Obama broke that trend, he was an outsider.

Yes, but the Hispanic vote has been migrating to the GoP - 2016, 2020 and now. But the trend has been accelerating since 2012.

Well if you don’t fix it for the working poor and the working class, they keep moving to the Right. Progressive economics slows this process down.