Independents win as Chairman Dan gains stomping election lead

Despite mass ministerial resignations/retirements, Melbourne’s seven months of hard lockdowns, mass privatisations (despite promising otherwise), and a raft of corruption scandals, Daniel Andrews’ Victorian Government is headed for an even larger majority at November’s Victorian election:

The ALP on 58% holds an election-winning lead in Victoria well ahead of the L-NP on 42% on a two-party preferred basis less than three months before the State Election due in late November. A special Roy Morgan Snap SMS Poll taken in mid-August showed the ALP with an even bigger two-party preferred lead: ALP 60.5% cf. L-NP 39.5%.

If a Victorian State Election were held today the ALP would win the election easily…