Booney wrote:ALP 37
Ind 6
Liberals 3
One Nation 1
The problem tomorrow is going to be the number of 3-4 way contests where the issue is not going to be who wins but who actually gets to the final two and therefore how preferences are distributed.
There is every likelihood that you could end up with four candidates in some country seats all sitting in the 20-25% 1st preference range and therefore who gets knocked off* and their preferences are distributed could see some interesting results.
But yeah Booney's call wont surprise me but I'm somehow hoping the Libs can avoid a total disaster as we can get some semblances of a viable opposition as good democracy relies on a strong opposition to hold governments to account.
Let that be a lesson to you Port, no one beats the Bays five times in a row in a GF and gets away with it!!!