Australian federal election

Investigation The Australian Federal Election in 2013 was a colossal victory for the conservative Liberal-National Coalition. The two major competitors were the centre-left progressive Australian Labor Party, led by Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, and the right-wing conservative Liberal-National Coalition, led by Liberal MP Tony Abbott. The outcome of the election was dictated by many long and short-term factors, including multiple leadership changes, bad history with parties, broken election promises, new

arguing the will of the people is expressed through elections. The government’s electoral victory produces a ‘majoritarian mandate,’ and gives them the right to implement their policies. In recent years, minor parties who hold the

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within the Australian political system can be as their title suggests, quite minor. On the other hand, a minor party can influence the political proceedings of this country in more ways than one. Minor parties can highlight socio-economic problems that quite often fly under the radar of the larger political parties, or simply can broaden electoral debate. Often spawning from a social, or in the case of the Greens, an environmental movement, minor parties tend to only last through one election, due to

some areas of fund distribution. The budget will be assessed on the three following criteria. • The First Criterion: Is the budget equitable to all the areas of our economy? • The Second Criteria: Is the budget equitable to the majority of Australian Citizens? • The Third Criteria: Does the Government Address the Problems of Medicare and Higher Education? <b>The First Criterion: Is the budget equitable to all the areas of our economy? </b> Any budget bought forward by the government

Justin Trudeau is widely considered one of the most attractive political leaders in the world today. Economically conservative thinkers would be foolish to dismiss his economic prowess because of it. Right-wing citizens all over Canada are devastated by the news. Stephen Harper, who defended conservative values and implemented them in Canada for a full decade, is no longer Prime Minister. Canada will not survive any economic crisis without a government who is willing to make the necessary “hard”

The two Federal political parties that I chose to compare and contrast is Thomas Muclair and Stephen Harper. Thomas Muclair is the NDP. Thomas Muclair is French and tom is English. (Joanna Smith, 2015).I prefer to call Thomas because it sounds better than tom. NDP stands for New Democratic Party. Stephen Harper is the Conservative party. The political party that I agree with is NDP and the political party that I disagree with is Conservative. The reason why I agree with Thomas Muclair is that

Party, and served the country for nine years. In October 2015, Harper called an early election because he believed it would give the Conservatives the added advantage they needed to win. Harper’s incentive for calling an early election was mainly to procure more funds for his election campaign, which, considering his past wins, made him believe that the same degree of support will be continued into this election as well. This essay will argue how the institutional constraints such as the first-past-the-post

The oil sands are a topic that always seems to be contested, after all its effects on the environment and economy are significant. The CBC and The Globe and Mail have both released articles regarding the oil sands. One article supports the expansion of the oil sands through the use of numbers to dispute common reasons against its development; the other opposes its development through the concerns of those with expert power. The exceptional use of statistics allows The Globe and Mail to validate every

Introduction In this study, I’m focusing on the correlation of voters’ behaviors about the Liberal party of Canada in the 2015 election. The relationship between Justin Trudeau and the party and what effects to gain more votes, pros and cons, the strengths and the weaknesses among different group of the voters. I did comparisons between the main three Canadian parties (Liberal, Conservative, NDP) and did a research report to help to understand the correlates of their support. This research provides