I've always said that predicting anything in politics
is risky at the best of times but - what do you think
any chance of the Liberal Party getting re-elected?

Comments please.

Every chance in the world, there is really no alternative, mores the pity.

Dear Is Mise,

No alternative to an incompetent, corrupt, backward thinking, slaves to big business party?

I hope it isn't as bad as that.

Yes, with a comfortable margin, the alternative labor party is very weak at the moment and have not provide an alternative vision for Australia. Most aussies will vote "better the devil you know"

I'm extremely critical of the Liberal Party and, as a genuine conservative, I don't think that they deserve to win another term. We have a Labor party to do what they are doing. Besides, they will be pushing the proverbial uphill to get a fourth term - particularly with Morrison, whose elevation to PM is another reason why they don't deserve to win. The man is truly awful, and useless.

I don't want Labor, either; I still think Australia will continue to be rooted no matter who wins. I'm hoping for a Senate that will keep in check whichever of the two nohopers gets in.

I'm not good at predicting election wins.
I think that the electoral impact of current
events will depend not only on the government's
responses but also voter satisfaction with those
responses and also which issues are relevant at
election time.

It's interesting the Australian Election Study
showed trust in government reached its lowest
point on record in 2019 with just one in four
voters believing that people in government could
be trusted.

In contrast three quarters thought those in
government were more interested in looking after
themselves.

Seeing as elections are decided by many factors -
including what's making headlines closer to
election day and the performances of leaders and
parties - predicting who will win the next
election is not going to be easy.