Today marks the second time the LNP’s David Crisafulli has gone head-to-head with Labor’s Steven Miles, with the duo last facing off for Nine’s The Great Debate.
Miles and Crisafulli at their first state election debate, hosted by Nine Credit: Dan Peled / Brisbane Times
In our live blog on the night of the last debate, on October 3, we asked readers who they thought won, with the vote for Miles coming on strong at first.
At 5am the next morning, Miles was at 54 per cent to Crisafulli’s 46 per cent, but at 7.30am, Crisafulli was leading at 57 per cent.
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Does it suggest the LNP’s supporters like to wake up later, or is this reflective of polling which shows support for Labor is falling, and Queensland will wake up with a new premier on October 27?
The poll has now closed with more than 64,000 votes, with Crisafulli at 57 per cent and Miles at 43 per cent.
We’d like to point out these polls are not scientific, and only reflect the views of those pundits excited enough to click, and maybe click again.
I’d also like to remind you that when it comes to the real state election, you can vote early, but don’t vote often.
