Victorian election
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan is facing increasing pressure from her own party as the state election approaches in November. Labor MPs are warning that Allan's leadership could lead to a disastrous election loss, with support for the party crashing in recent opinion polls.
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan is under fire from her own party. Labor MPs are concerned that her leadership could lead to a disastrous election loss in November. The party's support has been declining, with a recent opinion poll showing a surge in support for One Nation. Pauline Hanson's party is preparing to field up to 100 candidates in the state election. The Victorian government is also facing financial pressures, with experts warning that pre-election cost-of-living help could fuel inflation. The state's finances are already under strain, with a potential $40 million payout to settle a COVID class action. The election is set to take place in November, with Labor currently favored to win despite their declining support.
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