What is Trump’s effect on the election of Australia

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albaniz, never designed himself Anti -Trump At its stadium for re -election.

He said he trusted President Trump, and that he respected the American democratic process. Mr. Trump rarely protested by name, and asked him about discussions about budget surplus or commentary that he focused on Australia. It was measured and mysterious in any criticism of Mr. Trump, and pledged not to take revenge on his definitions.

But the global turmoil that started from Mr. Trump’s return to power made him a factor in electing Australia. In the end, it appears that Mr. Albaniz and the Labor Party in the center to the left have been reinforced by a wave of Trump anti -tramp feelings, and they are withdrawn Amazing victory for the ground collapse on Saturday.

The effects of its definitions are likely to be less severe in Australia, which is the largest commercial partner is China. Therefore, Mr. Albaniz or the leader of the conservative opposition, Peter Datton, was not forced to address the issue of Mr. Trump directly.

However, the presence of Mr. Trump was perceived throughout the campaign, as voters said their top priority was, to a large extent, a disturbing crisis.

Mr. Dutton, 54, from the liberal party, adopted some of the ideas and speech of the United States, and gained the title for him “This is Trump” One of the political opponents is a reference to the Chinese e -commerce website. The Australians also watched with the alert as the balance of retirement accounts with the markets fluctuated in response to the ads of Mr. Trump’s policy.

“Trump’s tariff decisions that were seen by the Australians, which really accelerated the process of people who look at Datton, Trump, and go,” no, “said Chris Wallace, a professor of political history at Canberra University.

Just a few weeks ago, Mr. Albaniz, 62, and his party were expected to struggle with a slight feature in Parliament. Now on the right path to secure one of the largest majority in modern memory, 86 of 150 seats are expected to win at the bottom home.

“I was surprised by the extent of victory, the comprehensive extent, and the extent of emphasis,” said Nikki Sava, a political column writer and author.

She added that Mr. Daton has managed one of the worst campaigns that she could remember. “He had no good day during the campaign, and his policies did not hang together,” said Ms. Sava.

The Australians were denied by Mr. Datton and the campaign he waged more clearly in his defeat in the parliamentary seat, which he occupied for 24 years. (It was parallel to the election of Canada, where The conservative leader has also been expelled And the employer was re -elected.)

Mr. Daton lost the seat in Queensland, his hometown in front of Ali France, a former journalist, and a single mother and disabilities who lost her leg in an accident. This was the third time that Lady France challenged as the Labor Party candidate in the original Dixon region.

Mikel Holly, a voter in Dixon, said he was not pleased with the performance of Mr. Albaniz in the three years he spent in office, but Mr. Daton echoed the American President closed his vote for France and the Labor Party.

“The Australian atmosphere is that we do not want to walk in this way,” said Mr. Hulay, 35, on Sunday. “We do not want the type of rhetorical and political scene in the United States.”

His father, Bill Holly, was a different diagnosis. Mr. Trump was not, but Mr. Datton’s campaign – a campaign described by political commentators as “”ChampolicAnd “and”ShockinglyHe said that he was blaming the losing his resounding party.

“He had a lot of changes, and a lot of back fluctuations,” said Mr. Holly, the Great.

Another voter supported the Labor Party to the voters of Mr. Daton, Ron Richardson, said he saw echoes to Mr. Trump the way many of the policies of Mr. Daton were badly and badly studied, with a few details about what would cost them.

Mr. Richardson, 81, said, where he delivered books at a free community library in a shopping complex on a stone’s goal from the polling station, where Mr. Daton delivered his vote one day before, Mr. Daton threw his vote one day ago: “I think he saw Trump too much.” “This is a long time in Boom.”

One of the most destructive places of Mr. Datton pledged to prepare government workers to the office, reflecting the Trump administration policy, but proved that he was deeply inappropriate in Australia. Many voters, especially mothers, are concerned that if Mr. Dutton reaches power, he will speed up the guidance to the private sector. It ended up abandoning the proposal and apologizing.

Ms. Sava, who was on the crew of former conservative Prime Minister John Howard, said this policy was the final mark on how Mr. Daton’s conservative alliance with women appeared.

The separation of conservatives with the independent candidates – almost all women – also strengthened It became known as “teals”. Patured by environmental anxiety and the desire for a more transparent and medium policy, they fraud at the base of the liberal party in the last federal elections in 2022. Many got a second term this year, which increased the relatively new movement in Australian politics.

Despite the victory of the overwhelming Labor Party, there were clear signs that the vote was not a comprehensive support for Mr. Albaniz I.

Australia has a preferential voting system, as voters occupy all hope for preference. Candidates with the smallest number of votes are canceled one by one, while redistributing their voices for their next line. On Saturday, the Labor Party of Mr. Albaniz received about a third of the first or first options, which means that many of the votes that led to victory came from the polling cards that ranked small or independent parties over the Labor Party.

“This is a sign of voters that they want to work in office, but they want to make more than one gradual moves on the edges,” said Ms. Wallace, the historian. “I should think about how to be more effective in the government.”