The Prime Minister is driving home a final push for the Yes campaign rallying volunteers and speaking with voters in the nation's capital.
The Prime Minister is driving home a final push for the Yes campaign rallying volunteers and spoke with voters in the nation's capital ahead of next weekend's poll.
Anthony Albanese has also unequivocally ruled out a legislated version of the Voice if the referendum fails. For the Prime Minister on the campaign trail at Canberra's annual Floriade festival, it was a field of flowers and a sea of selfies.Prime Minister Anthony Albanese addresses a community event supporting the Yes23 campaign, in Queanbeyan, NSW.
The Prime Minister told 9News: "The response in regional Australia as well as in our cities, is very positive. It's just about two things, recognition and listening to get better outcomes."showed of 4728 people surveyed, 56.1 per cent said they were against the Voice, while 43.9 percent, said they'd voteYyes.On a state-by-state basis, only Tasmania returned a Yes result, while on a smaller sample size.
Denying the Yes advocates felt like the underdogs in the race, Anthony Albanese said: "I'm just seeing this as an enormous opportunity for Australia to move forward."The Voice will be lost though, if Australia says no.
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