Elections are often close in Australia. Landslides are rare. Labor and the Greens would be very unwise to assume they already know the outcome of the next one.
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The dream of home ownership has been a tool of dispossession and exclusion and has perpetuated the commodification of housing.
A government-dominated parliamentary committee has recommended the voting system for federal elections should become optional preferential and pre-polling should be reduced from three to two weeks.
With the next federal election possible as soon as August 2021, the need for reform of polling standards in Australia is urgent.
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