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Is Labor really cruising toward a win?

Summary by theindiansun.com.au
A month is a long time in politics, but in betting markets, it’s an eternity. Just ask anyone watching the chart on Polymarket this past week. The red line—Labor—has suddenly gone vertical. Up, up, and then more up. At the time of writing, it sits at a bold 67%. That’s two-thirds of traders convinced Anthony Albanese’s party will stroll through the 3rd May election and come out grinning. The Liberal–National Coalition? Slinking down to 34%, near…
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Is Labor really cruising toward a win?

A month is a long time in politics, but in betting markets, it’s an eternity. Just ask anyone watching the chart on Polymarket this past week. The red line—Labor—has suddenly gone vertical. Up, up, and then more up. At the time of writing, it sits at a bold 67%. That’s two-thirds of traders convinced Anthony Albanese’s party will stroll through the 3rd May election and come out grinning. The Liberal–National Coalition? Slinking down to 34%, near…

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