For the first time, the number of people polled that actively will vote against the "voice" gravy train outnumbered the voters for the yes vote.

Given the preponderance of undecided voters to vote against a referendum
it looks like this referendum is sinking faster than a lead balloon.

For all those for equal rights, this is good news.

This 'news' was posted two days ago. The yes vote has probably dropped further since then. Just vote NO. Let Albanese do the talking that is increasing the NO vote. Albanese is doing the NO campaigners' work for them. Given Albanese's performance on everything from lies about lowering electricity prices, to inflation and CPI, to mass immigration and lack of housing, he is the very last person to listen to about anything.

It's a real criminal shame that the resources squandered on this were denied to those who desperately need them, all because a handful of vengeful haters with unwarranted gripes !
Idealism by hangers-on is the Nr 1 denier of services to the needy !

I wouldn't get too carried away just yet.

The government, the ABC and the compliant media have yet to unleash the full force of their indoctrination powers and, as we saw during the so-called pandemic, there is little the average voter won't fall for when all the paraphernalia of state persuasion are unfurled.

At this stage, it seems to me, the biggest problem for "yes" is that they refuse to offer up any details as to how the whole thing will work. There are good reasons for that - namely that if they did give all the details, "yes" would crash and burn spectacularly. Given that, expect to see some details being fleshed out with palatable assertions, none of which will be acted upon once the legislation is enacted.

The left and the aboriginal industry have invested a lot in the referendum. I don't expect them to meekly allow a minor thing like the wishes of the people stand in their way.

I agree with mhaze on the need to restrain the excitement. The fat lady is still months away from singing, and who knows what the corrupt, big-bribing Albanese might come up with to win over generally hedonistic, government-dependent Australians. Let Albanese do all the talking. He is the NO case's biggest advantages. And remember, apart from a few hard cases, most of the Aboriginal diaspora is keeping quite, or saying they don't want it the Voice.

Linda Burney is the best advocate for the No Case, as when asked if the Voice would affect military decisions, she replied I can say it will not affect parking fines. She fails to answer the questions.