Among the 151 seats in the Australian Federal Parliament, the Labor Party won at least 72 seats, and the Liberal Party led by Morrison — the National Party League only won 51 seats.Independent people and the Third Party won at least 11 seats.Albanis, a leader of the Labor Party, who must be the next Australian Prime Minister, said that the country has been split, and he will lead the country to unity.
(Sydney Composite Electric) The ruling league led by Australian Prime Minister Morrison lost to the opposition Labor Party in yesterday's federal parliament elections.The Labor Party leader Albanis must be the next Prime Minister, and it is expected that the government led by his leadership will adopt more positive policies in dealing with climate change.This is the first time that the Labor Party has governed since 2013.
Morrison's votes last night showed that after the general trend had gone, he acknowledged defeat and called to congratulate Anthony Albanese to win.He also said that he would resign as the Liberal leader.
The 59 -year -old Albanis made a speech after winning the victory: "People have been tired of a four -point country. They hope that the country will be united and I will lead the country to unity."
Among the 151 seats in the Australian Federal Parliament, the Labor Party won at least 72 seats. The Liberal Party led by Morrison -the National Party Alliance only won 51 seats.Independent people and the Third Party won at least 11 seats.
Alliance Party will end nine years of governance and establish a new government by the Labor Party, but it is unclear whether the Labor Party will obtain most of the seats required by independent governance.If the Labor Party's final seat is only half, there will be a suspension council, and it must strive for the support of independent people and organize a small number of governments.
This is the first parliamentary election after the Australian crown disease epidemic. In addition to the crown disease epidemic, the most watched issues also have a high rising living expenses and the impact of climate change.Analysis believes that the topic of climate change has played a key role.In addition to the Labor Party, independent people and the Green Party who responded to climate change have gained the best record, and they have won multiple traditional ticket warehouses in the two camps.
Albanis said: "As long as we are concentric, we can end the climate dispute. As long as we are together, we can seize the opportunity and make Australia a renewable energy power."
According to the Australian Election Commission, there are more than 17 million qualified voters.Australia implemented a compulsory voting system, and many voters in various places went to the voting station early in the morning.The final poll before election shows that if one of the two in the ruling alliance and the Labor Party, the Labor Party's support rate is 53%and the ruling alliance is 47%.
Albanis is a senior politician.He entered the parliament in 1996 and held various positions in the government and the party. In 2019, he became the leader of the Labor Party.During the last time the Labor Party was in power from 2007 to 2013, Albanis served as the Minister of Infrastructure and served as the Deputy Prime Minister of the Lukewin government.
Albanis said that he will go to Tokyo next Tuesday to attend the "Quartet Safety Dialogue" summit with leaders of the United States, Japan and India.
British Prime Minister Johnson sent a congratulatory message to Albanis last night, saying that the two countries will strengthen cooperation in trade to create a more environmentally friendly world.
As for the original ruling Liberal Party, the succession of the party within the party after the defeat also changed.Among the liberal failed, the most unexpected is the Finance Minister Friedenberg.He was originally favored by Morrison's successor, but now the Liberal Party will lead who will lead.The 54 -year -old Morrison was in the top 2018 and was the first Prime Minister to complete the three -year term in Australia in 15 years.
