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How many Greens Senators are out, roughly?Lizard Combatant posted:That you've voted in? Yeah, also for entertainment value. 2007 and 2010 are hard to beat though.
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Solemn Sloth posted:If you end up just giving all of the guardian's undecided's to whoever is ahead currently you end up with: I can see Xenophon offering supply to Turnbull, but offering legislative support is a poison pill in SA. He'd lose what little he's gained. I have absolutely no idea what McGowan will do. I also think you're being a tad presumptive on Katter. I don't think that the Labor party will actually form government. What I do think is that if the Liberal party might struggle to get to 77. Doctor Spaceman posted:Yeah, also for entertainment value. 2007 and 2010 are hard to beat though. 2007 was the best election ever. Howard losing his seat, a bunch of Liberal ministers losing their seats and a bunch of Liberal members crying on live TV. It's pretty loving hard to top that poo poo.
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Spacman posted:I had a good matey day today too. My mates and I went to Narrogin on Friday night and bought 28 lambs off an old cocky who was happy because he was paid about double the farm gate price and he sill killed them halal because some of us are filthy mussos. We then drove up to Pinjarra and butcherd them at 6am this morning. We dumped the truck full of meat outside the local primary school and then went and voted absentee. We drove to Perth and made sure all the oldies we were related to had a stack of lamb then headed back home in Margaret River. Yeah same, evidently.
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Jul 2, 2016 16:22
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Schlesische posted:
Oh poo poo I jacked off so hard to that election it was the last time I ever felt optimistic about Australian politics.
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Jul 2, 2016 16:23
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I'm more worried about the senate at the moment.
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Doctor Spaceman posted:How many Greens Senators are out, roughly? SA has definitely lost at least one, currently only 0.73 on first preference
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Schlesische posted:I can see Xenophon offering supply to Turnbull, but offering legislative support is a poison pill in SA. He'd lose what little he's gained. 76. 76 gives you 76-74 so you can successfully elect a speaker, then you have a 75-74 majority to pass legislation.
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Jul 2, 2016 16:24
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How the gently caress can there be a swing against the Greens in the senate in NSW, I thought we were the slightly-less-moronic state.
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Starshark posted:How the gently caress can there be a swing against the Greens in the senate in NSW, I thought we were the slightly-less-moronic state. Lol. NSW sucks, southern states (and NT) are where it's at.
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Redcordial posted:Holy poo poo some dumb arse that tried to piss me off with this avatar put Scotty Ludz in there, you just made my loving day. It wasn't a troll, I replaced your lovely pony-tar with sexy Ludlam for you.
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Jul 2, 2016 16:26
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Lizard Combatant posted:I'm more worried about the senate at the moment. It's going to be rainbow of parties, except all the colours are white.
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Jul 2, 2016 16:26
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AEC now currently claims ALP one seat ahead!
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Jul 2, 2016 16:27
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Solemn Sloth posted:If you end up just giving all of the guardian's undecided to whoever is ahead currently you end up with: Sharkie (Nick is senate) is a former Lib, however given her vote was for anti Lib she might join into a bloc with McGowan for Labor to not piss off her new support base. So Labor reaches 76 and votes in a speaker leaving them at 75/74.
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Gridlocked posted:AEC now currently claims ALP one seat ahead! If you look at the ABC numbers, they do too. There 11 in doubt, of those 6 are leaning Labor and 5 are leaning Liberal. They shoved several more of the Liberal pile into the in doubt pile.
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Jul 2, 2016 16:30
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http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-07-02/has-antony-green-called-the-election-yet/7560994 The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Debate & Discussion: You Are Racist > Auspol has-antony-green-called-the-election-yet: NO
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Jul 2, 2016 16:32
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Comstar posted:http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-07-02/has-antony-green-called-the-election-yet/7560994
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Jul 2, 2016 16:33
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Comstar posted:http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-07-02/has-antony-green-called-the-election-yet/7560994
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Jul 2, 2016 16:33
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I'm calling it. For the fascists! Who won't pay for this rug that got pissed on.
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Jul 2, 2016 16:34
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Starshark posted:How the gently caress can there be a swing against the Greens in the senate in NSW, I thought we were the slightly-less-moronic state. Hey do you just not listen to Victoria. We've been say NSW sucks for years. This is just yet more proof a top ample other. 
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Jul 2, 2016 16:34
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dr_rat posted:Hey do you just not listen to Victoria, we've been say NSW sucks for years. I'm going to be a world-famous film director and I'm going to totally move to Melbourne when I can afford it. I just thought NSW wasn't so knuckle-dragging.
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Jul 2, 2016 16:35
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dr_rat posted:Hey do you just not listen to Victoria, we've been say NSW sucks for years. Queensland has also been saying that for years and agreeing with those hicks is always a dangerous proposition.
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Jul 2, 2016 16:36
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The Greens in SA will bounce back once they put a worthwhile candidate at the top of the Senate ticket, but a member in the lower house is going to take a whole lot longer
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Jul 2, 2016 16:37
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Solemn Sloth posted:Look at the undecided though. You can't use the AEC numbers for predicting because they're based on a pure count of who's ahead. They are not a predictive model at all. I might be wrong but those seats are mostly decided and the only reason they are in that column is because of the differences between last election and this election as to who features in the final 2pp.
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Jul 2, 2016 16:38
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That fat mutant bastard Christensen seems like (well, more than 'seems like' he IS) he's going to keep his seat, but there's a fairly substantial swing against him. That's right you fat gently caress. You're on notice.
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Jul 2, 2016 16:39
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NTRabbit posted:The Greens in SA will bounce back once they put a worthwhile candidate at the top of the Senate ticket, but a member in the lower house is going to take a whole lot longer I dont see how SHY doesnt get over the line in South Australia. I wouldnt want to bet my life on it but I feel the greens are a solid chance at picking up one of the last 2 spots in SA.
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Schlesische posted:If you look at the ABC numbers, they do too.  Comstar posted:http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-07-02/has-antony-green-called-the-election-yet/7560994 Yes
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Jul 2, 2016 16:41
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Burn Down Canberra posted:I might be wrong but those seats are mostly decided and the only reason they are in that column is because of the differences between last election and this election as to who features in the final 2pp. Yeah, exactly. The AEC bases on who is currently in the lead. They can't do that properly when the two parties it contests between are different from last election because it fucks up their provisionary 2pp count. Don't look at the AEC "seats in doubt" as any sort of commentary.
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Jul 2, 2016 16:42
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hooman posted:It wasn't a troll, I replaced your lovely pony-tar with sexy Ludlam for you. You serious? If so than holy poo poo, I can't thank you enough. I really appreciate it, that's nice.
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Jul 2, 2016 16:42
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I'm still flabbergasted about Pauline Hanson
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I mean like lmao this person had like 30 people at her campaign launch just what gently caress
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Starshark posted:I'm going to be a world-famous film director and I'm going to totally move to Melbourne when I can afford it. I just thought NSW wasn't so knuckle-dragging. Nah, they drink their double iced soy half and half, cappuccino lattes unironically in a finance industry way, which means they vote family first because their assholes, Unlike the cool Melbourne hipsters who drink it ironically and vote green. I know nothing about coffee or AFL, everything above is probably wrong. Please don't tell anyone or Melbourne will ex-communicate me
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Nearly 10 millions votes counted only 8,000 votes difference on the 2pp: lnp 50.04 / alp 49.96. Surely the closest election ever?
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Lizard Combatant posted:Turnbal won't get the boot. Remember he effectively prevented the party from an Abbott wipe out. The DD was dumb, but they would have been creaned under Abbott, it's the same government. I choose to believe that wasn't a typo.
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Recoome posted:I'm still flabbergasted about Pauline Hanson It really is sad, and frustrating, and extremely hosed up. I blame Queensland, and I'mm sorry to say that, but gently caress!
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I spent the afternoon in seclusion with a bunch of mates drinking and acting like drat fools on a property out in the country hoping that when I checked back in a 2am, the whole thing would be decided and I could go to sleep, because election coverage just kills me. Which hefty spiked dildo is going to gently caress me up the arse for the next four years, precious? Turns out, poo poo's all 50-50 and it's more hilarious than I could ever have hoped. Poor, born to rule LNP must be gnashing their teeth.
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Recoome posted:I'm still flabbergasted about Pauline Hanson Sorry, I'm out of the loop here - is she dead? I'm okay with her being dead. Please tell me she's dead.
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Blurred posted:Nearly 10 millions votes counted only 8,000 votes difference on the 2pp: lnp 50.04 / alp 49.96. Surely the closest election ever? The closest election I can find after 0.0001 seconds on google is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_federal_election,_1961 And it seems this one is closer than that, so far!
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