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Can't put this on the noisy place but I thought you may enjoy - raw, unweighted, survey's still open - testing framing; Scomo at church image.

The book is out - The Rise of Right Populism: Pauline Hanson's One Nation and Australian Politics (me in ch 6) https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-981-13-2670-7#about

Here's some more figures.

One last graph... If we combine the 'Coal vs Renewables vs Cost' and 'Power Prices' respondents, and see whether those who care about cost (either nuanced position or straight forward) are likely to factor it into their vote... we get a clue as to what the Coalition is up to. That big green 3.9% that don't know who they want to win - bigger than partisan voters.

So let's ask the most important question. Does energy impact votes? Yup. But again, other than climate change being strongly red and coal lovers not, there's little partisan alignment.

And to possibly explain WTF the government keeps banging on about power prices, it's because people are pissed and think government can fix it.

Here's the good news for the environmentalists:
People cause climate change ✅
Government should invest in renewables ✅