Live: Greens blast Labor over preferences ahead of Victorian election battle
Victorians will head to the polls on November 28 to decide who will hold the balance of power in the state for the next four years.
While Labor and the Liberals have spent recent days travelling across the state in big campaign buses to critical seats, the parties will pause their travels today out of respect for Remembrance Day.
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Greens lash Labor over Prahran preferences
By Ethan White
By Ethan White
The Victorian Greens have released a scathing rebuke of Labor's decision to deny the party preferences in the key election seat of Prahran.
Labor had previously given its preferences to the Greens, which helped the party claim the inner south-east Melbourne seat in 2014.
Liberal MP Rachel Westaway now holds the seat, after winning it by a slim margin in a 2024 by-election.
Yesterday, Labor confirmed it will run an open ticket, meaning it will not direct its supporters where to put their remaining votes on the ballot.
Victorian Greens leader Ellen Sandell says the preference arrangement is shocking considering the election could be one of the most consequential in the state's history.
"This is Labor admitting that they have more in common with One Nation and the Liberals than they do with the Greens — because the Greens want real change," she said.
Welcome to the live blog
By Judd Boaz
By Judd Boaz
We're bringing you live coverage today from the Victorian state election campaign trail.
While Labor and the Liberals have spent recent days travelling across the state in big campaign buses to critical seats, the parties will pause their travels today out of respect for Remembrance Day.
We'll still be bringing you any new policy announcements, plus coverage from the third day of public hearings in the Big Build royal commission.
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