Roads, Votes, and Election Strategy | Melbourne News
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Roads, Votes, and Election Strategy | Melbourne News
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The state government’s $2.7 billion road upgrade blitz is a bold election play, targeting vulnerable Labor seats in outer suburbs like Melton and Werribee to win back voters frustrated by crumbling infrastructure—half of which are in poor condition, even costing a motorcyclist their life. While the government frames it as congestion relief, analysts see a classic “sandbagging” strategy to lock in swing voters. The opposition counters with a $1.3 billion plan, and local councils are pushing both sides to deliver. This road war could be a make-or-break moment for parties vying for trust—and votes—in rapidly growing but neglected communities.
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