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Seniors’ vote crucial in SA election

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by DPS

Seniors in South Australia have the potential to decide the state election with the over 50s comprising more than 44% of the voting population, the second highest out of all states and territories in Australia.
 
National Seniors Australia spokesperson, Paul Versteege said, “There’s no doubt that many votes are still up for grabs and seniors are going  to be waiting and seeing what the government and opposition announce in the next few weeks”.

National Seniors is calling on the opposition to match the government’s announcement on water and electricity rebates for older Australians.

“The increase in utility rebates is good news for all seniors who are doing it tough. It is disappointing that the opposition hasn’t responded to our request to match the rebates,” Mr Versteege said.

“There is still time for them to show they are not ignoring the concerns of so many voters by making a commitment to do so.”

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