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Australia to hold federal election on May 3, PM Albanese urges people to vote for Labor – World News Network

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Last updated: March 28, 2025 12:00 am
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Canberra [Australia], March 28 (ANI): Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced that the federal election will be held on May 3 and urged people to vote for the Labor Party.
In a post on X, Albanese stated, “On 3 May, vote Labor to keep building Australia’s future.”
https://x.com/AlboMP/status/1905364884013109658

Both major parties have been engaged in campaigning for most of the year already. However, Albanese visited Governor-General Samantha Mostyn on Friday to request the election and kick off the official campaign, Australia, local media outlet 9 News reported.
Anthony Albanese’s call for an election comes just days after the government handed down the federal budget. The announcement also comes after opposition leader Peter Dutton’s budget reply speech on Thursday night, which analysts termed an attempt to overshadow.
In his speech on Friday morning, Albanese said, “Over the last few years, the world has thrown a lot at Australia.” He stated, “In uncertain times, we cannot decide the challenges that we will face, but we can determine how we respond.”
He stressed that the Labor Party is focused on the cost of living, including energy bill relief, childcare support, and medicare, as reported by 9 News.
Australian PM said, “At this election, I’m asking for the support of the Australian people to keep building on the hard work that we have done and the strong foundations that we have laid,” 9 News reported.
He also addressed the possibility of disinformation and misinformation around the election campaign after social media firms’ abandonment of fact-checking, along with allegations of election interference around the world.
Albanese said, “Anyone who tries that, I say back off.” He further said, “We have an extraordinary capacity to look after our nation.”
The Labor Party currently holds 77 seats in the House of Representatives while the opposition has 53 seats. Elections in the first two months of the year indicated two-party-preferred swings towards the Coalition, which implies that Labor is at risk of becoming the first Australian government to be removed from power after just one term since 1931.
Polls in the first two months of the year indicated people were in favour of two-party swings towards the Coalition, with Labor facing the risk of becoming the first Australian government to be removed from power after just one term since 1931. However, the government has performed better in recent weeks in opinion polls than it had at the start of the year.
In his remarks on Friday morning, Albanese said he intends to lead a “majority government” and serve a full term if he is re-elected as Australia’s PM, 9 News reported.
Dutton has not yet issued a statement on the election announcement. However, Dutton’s Liberal Party’s official Instagram page shared an image stating “It’s on”.
The caption of the post reads, “On May 3rd, you can vote to get Australia back on track.” (ANI)


Disclaimer: This story is auto-generated from a syndicated feed of ANI; only the image & headline may have been reworked by News Services Division of World News Network Inc Ltd and Palghar News and Pune News and World News

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