Politics Now Can culture wars win elections?
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Apr 28, 2025 In the final week of the election campaign, candidates scramble to win over undecided voters. The hosts dive into the implications of opposition to 'Welcome to Country' ceremonies and how it might impact support. They also debate the rising cost of living, particularly egg prices, as a potential election game changer. The discussion reveals how cultural issues are often overshadowed by economic concerns, shedding light on the candidates' strategies and the changing dynamics of voter sentiment. Can leadership and economic policies sway results?
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Dutton's Cultural Stance Gains Traction
- Peter Dutton's opposition to some Welcome to Country ceremonies gained public support during the campaign debate.
- Cost of living remains the top voter concern, overshadowing cultural issues despite their attention.
Price Knowledge Reflects Campaign Preparedness
- Peter Dutton's inaccurate knowledge of grocery prices highlights a campaign weakness.
- In a cost of living election, such preparation lapses can significantly damage voter confidence.
Cost of Living Wins for Labor
- Labor has managed to convince voters they are addressing the cost of living crisis despite criticism.
- Winning the cost of living issue is beneficial for the incumbent government in this election.