JT> Taking into account that most of those "all" make their decision
JT> on the last day when the pollies bullshit the most....

RS> They dont, MOST dont even make a decision at all unless
RS> they are completely steamed up about the current situation.

JT> I don't know about "most",

Welp, its true anyway. This sort of thing is very carefully measured
by the political partys after elections coz they want to see whose vote
changed. They for example know that it was almost entirely the 'worker' vote
that moved in the last federal election, the middle class vote barely moved.

Largely because those rusted on labor voters, 'workers', were the
ones who eventually noticed that they'd been shafted by their own party,
which had got hijacked by fools in suits who had never actually done a
days work in their life, and who were far more interested in swanning
around SE asia big noting themselves than they were in the living standards
of the sort of people they were sure would keep voting for them. They didnt.

JT> what is the percentage of donkey and stuffed-up votes?

It does sometimes get into double digits, but not
that often. That means say 12%, nothing like 'most'

Even when you get a very big swing in a particular
seat, its rare to get into 2x% figures, so again,
most dont actually decide their vote on the last day.

JT> I don't think that it accounts for "most".  But I see your point.

Good |-)
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