Anthony Albanese's reluctance to address Greens preferencing sparks criticism
One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson has spoken out on Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's reluctance to address questions about Labor's preferencing of the Greens in Victoria's most Jewish seat.
During a recent campaign stop in Melbourne's Deakin electorate, Albanese was asked if he felt a moral obligation to ensure Labor preference the Greens last on the ballot in Macnamara.
However, the Prime Minister deflected the question, stating that it was a matter for the party's National Secretary, Paul Erickson.
Speaking to Sky News host Chris Kenny, Ms Hanson pointed out that Albanese's silence on preferencing the Greens last is no accident.
"He won't want to answer that question because he needs the Greens' preferences in a lot of the seats across the country for Labor to get back in," she said.
During a recent campaign stop in Melbourne's Deakin electorate, Albanese was asked if he felt a moral obligation to ensure Labor preference the Greens last on the ballot in Macnamara.
However, the Prime Minister deflected the question, stating that it was a matter for the party's National Secretary, Paul Erickson.
Speaking to Sky News host Chris Kenny, Ms Hanson pointed out that Albanese's silence on preferencing the Greens last is no accident.
"He won't want to answer that question because he needs the Greens' preferences in a lot of the seats across the country for Labor to get back in," she said.
