NSW turned to Labor because Millennials are the ‘biggest voting group’ in Australia

NSW turned to Labor because Millennials are the ‘biggest voting group’ in Australia
NSW turned to Labor because Millennials are the ‘biggest voting group’ in Australia

The reason NSW switched to Labor is because the Millennials are the “biggest voting group” in Australia, according to Former Coalition advisor Sophia Li.

“In Sydney, the Millennial generation is the biggest voting group in 35 out of the 57 of the state seats for the Coalition,” she told Sky News host Amanda Stoker.

“The Liberal to win again we need to get the Millennial vote, my peers were telling me that what we’d like to hear about is how can we contribute to the betterment of our society, how do we improve in our career, and how do we provide better for our family.

“That is why the cost of living, the skills of career development, as well as home affordability are important to us.”

The reason NSW switched to Labor is because the Millennials are the “biggest voting group” in Australia, according to Former Coalition advisor Sophia Li. “In Sydney, the Millennial generation is the biggest voting group in 35 out of the 57 of the state seats for the Coalition,” she told Sky News host Amanda Stoker. “The Liberal to win again we need to get the Millennial vote, my peers were telling me that what we’d like to hear about is how can we contribute to the betterment of our society, how do we improve in our career, and how do we provide better for our family. “That is why the cost of living, the skills of career development, as well as home affordability are important to us.”

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