Potholes key election agenda for candidates in two marginal seats, but some voters disagree
or pledged a total of $427 million to upgrade and fix Central Coast roads, with the Labor party matching that and promising an extra $30m.The council isA spokesperson said crews were working additional hours to ensure roads were safe, and that since mid-February the council had repaired about 28,000 potholes.At pre-polling centres, most voters agreed that the roads needed fixing but did not rate the matter high on their election priority list.
"[My main issue is the] NDIS because I have a child with special needs," Kelly Charlton from Tacoma said.'Effective distraction' "Both parties are struggling to come up with effective housing policies to cope with housing affordability." Some sections have become one lane where temporary barriers surround embankment failures and landslips.
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