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IT'S ON: Albanese to call May 3 federal election tomorrow morning
(www.abc.net.au)
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Luckily, splintering is generally-speaking not an issue, because of how our voting system works.
Technically
Technically speaking, if you splintered so much that the Greens fell behind on 1st preference votes, they could be eliminated early. But in that case it would probably have to be because a different left-wing environment-focused party (maybe AJP) did better than them, and Greens votes would probably go there after elimination.