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Election word on the street

On Saturday 21 May, Australia will vote for the nations new political leaders. Here’s who local residents said they were voting for at Pakenham Central Marketplace:

Elizabeth McGregor of Pakenham

I’m voting for Labor, because I’ve voted for them my whole life. My husband and I always voted Labor and he’s gone now but I’ll still vote Labor.

John Stitt of Pakenham

I’m voting for Liberal, I’ve always voted Liberal. I don’t look at the person whose the leader, I look at the party and they always seem to do a good job. I’ve only voted Labor once and I regretted it.

Doreen Stitt of Pakenham

I usually vote Liberal but I don’t know who I’m voting for yet. I probably will vote Liberal because I feel like Labor wastes money.

Keith Eigendorp of Pakenham

I feel very sorry for Scott Morrison because he came into a very difficult time especially with the bush fires and Covid-19. Look, all politicians are the same. At the moment I would say Scott Morrison but that could change if I hear of anybody who is a lot better.

Ursula Shores of Pakenham

I’m a Liberal person. I have been my whole life because we had a business and they’re the only one’s who support business, I don’t think Labor ever did. These people are now paying my pension, I’ve got to look after them.

Diane Van Dalen of Pakenham

I don’t want to vote for either of them because I’ve watched Scott Morrison come up through the ranks and I think he’s quite silly. Anthony Albanese could be alright but he seems to have a temper. I don’t like any of them.

Jean and Joe Eckersley of Gembrook

We favour Scott Morrison but we’re still deciding. We think he’s done a good job under the circumstances.

Frank and Lea Sacco of Pakenham

We’re voting Liberal, we always have. We work in our own business and Labor is too unionised.

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