Double Dissolution: A Political Gamble by the PM
Political Maneuvering: What is Double Dissolution?
The Prime Minister has recently indicated the possibility of calling a double dissolution election to dissolve both houses of Parliament. This tactic aims to respond to rising tensions with the Coalition and the Greens, suggesting that significant changes might be on the horizon.
Understanding Double Dissolution Elections
A double dissolution occurs when the Prime Minister calls for elections for both chambers of Parliament, typically used as a last resort to overcome legislative deadlocks. The PM's indication of this move has sparked debate about its timing and implications.
- Potential Outcomes:
- New elections could bring a change in power dynamics.
- This move may rally or alienate voters.
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