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Lambie Wins Tasmanian Senate Seat, Labor Eyes Majority
Jacqui Lambie secured a Tasmanian Senate seat, edging out Lee Hanson, providing Labor with a potential path to a Senate majority; Lambie's vote share decreased from 0.69 in 2019 to 0.51, and she plans to retire after this term.
Lambie Wins Tasmanian Senate Seat, Labor Eyes Majority
Jacqui Lambie secured a Tasmanian Senate seat, edging out Lee Hanson, providing Labor with a potential path to a Senate majority; Lambie's vote share decreased from 0.69 in 2019 to 0.51, and she plans to retire after this term.
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48% Bias Score
Lambie Re-elected to Senate as Labor Strengthens Upper House Position
Following weeks of counting, Jacqui Lambie secured re-election to the Australian Senate, representing Tasmania; Labor strengthened its Senate presence; the AEC confirmed Senate results for Tasmania, the Northern Territory, and South Australia.
Lambie Re-elected to Senate as Labor Strengthens Upper House Position
Following weeks of counting, Jacqui Lambie secured re-election to the Australian Senate, representing Tasmania; Labor strengthened its Senate presence; the AEC confirmed Senate results for Tasmania, the Northern Territory, and South Australia.
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44% Bias Score
Lambie Retains Senate Seat, Shifting Australian Senate Power Dynamics
Tasmanian Senator Jacqui Lambie retained her Senate seat, defeating One Nation's Lee Hanson; this leaves Labor needing to negotiate with either the Greens or the Coalition for legislative support, potentially diminishing the influence of independent and minor parties.
Lambie Retains Senate Seat, Shifting Australian Senate Power Dynamics
Tasmanian Senator Jacqui Lambie retained her Senate seat, defeating One Nation's Lee Hanson; this leaves Labor needing to negotiate with either the Greens or the Coalition for legislative support, potentially diminishing the influence of independent and minor parties.
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48% Bias Score
Lambie Most Likeable, Thorpe Least in Australian Voter Survey
A Resolve Strategic survey of 1606 Australians from December 4-8, 2023, found Senator Jacqui Lambie the most likeable federal politician (14% net positive rating), while Senator Lidia Thorpe was the least likeable (-41%). Prime Minister Albanese's rating fell to -17%, down from 34% in late 2022.
Lambie Most Likeable, Thorpe Least in Australian Voter Survey
A Resolve Strategic survey of 1606 Australians from December 4-8, 2023, found Senator Jacqui Lambie the most likeable federal politician (14% net positive rating), while Senator Lidia Thorpe was the least likeable (-41%). Prime Minister Albanese's rating fell to -17%, down from 34% in late 2022.
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52% Bias Score
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