US EditionTwo polls predict a thumping victory for Labor in WA election, the first with a reformed upper house
- Voters in Western Australia went to the polls on March 8, anticipating a significant win for the Labor Party before a national election by mid-May.
- The Liberal Party is aiming to reduce Labor's influence, needing an unprecedented swing to gain government.
- Current opinion polls reveal Labor leading with 57% over the Liberal Party's 43%, although a swing of 13% would still allow Labor a significant majority.
- Libby Mettam highlighted the cost-of-living crisis as a key issue in her campaign and stated, 'Families are struggling under cost-of-living pressures...' emphasizing key election issues such as housing and health.
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Polls open as WA Labor eyes win, but may shed 11 seats
The polls are ready to open in Western Australia for a state election that looks likely to deliver a third term in office for the Labor Party despite a double-digit swing against it.
·Sydney, Australia
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