Deal or no deal? How the major parties are tackling the minority government risk
- Posted on October 10, 2026
- By The Age
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In brief
Victoria's electorate increasingly rejects traditional two-party politics, signaling a fundamental shift in voter preferences. As the state prepares for elections, political leaders Wilson and Carroll navigate the emerging complexity of minority government scenarios. This analysis explores how major parties are strategically adapting to fragmented voting patterns and the potential governance challenges that could arise from reduced parliamentary majorities and cross-party negotiations.
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Deal or no deal? How the major parties are tackling the minority government risk
Victorians reckon the two-party system is a thing of the past. Ahead of the state election, Jess Wilson and Ben Carroll are trying to come to terms with what the future may hold.
