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还纠结演播厅48人呢。那是昨天的信息了。
看了辩论才知道小短敢情就一笑话，都无力吐槽他了。工党以前会不会管理经济不知道，要说小短会，我只想笑。不过也明白原来他钓豪门女确有一手，整个一大忽悠。(∩_∩)
无德无才无脸，工党原来有个三无党魁。
Bill Shorten may have won the first leaders' debate according to the studio audience but it seems the punters didn't agree.
According to SportsBet, 77 per cent of the money put on the election has been for the Coalition and only 23 per cent for Labor.
The odds of a Coalition win has also shortened. When the election was called the Coalition was at $4.85 and Labor was at $1.16 but since then the odds have gradually narrowed.
A Coalition win is still considered unlikely, with odds of $3.30 compared to Labor on $1.33.
But Labor had odds of $1.25 on Sunday before the debate and now this has been pushed out to $1.33 after the debate.
"The punters might have seen something the audience missed," sportsbet.com.au’s Rich Hummerston said.
"Since the leaders met, the money has continued to flow for the Coalition. There’s still a few weeks to go and another debate, so it will be interesting to see if the push for ScoMo’s team continues."
Prime Minister Scott Morrison also appears to be sceptical about the verdict of last night's studio audience telling reporters today that a Nine MSN poll last night of 50,000 people showed two-thirds thought he had won the debate. He also mentioned a poll on WA radio station 6PR that found 80 per cent thought he came out on top.
"That is why I love the west," he said. "People will make their judgement and it is always their choice. They can have me or Bill Shorten." |
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