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Dominic Perrottet and Chris Minns have cast votes in NSW election

Mar 24, 2023 View Original Article
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56% : Mr Minns joined volunteers to hand out flyers at Panania Public School, in the inner south-west suburbs, as he prepared to cast his vote for his seat in KogarahMr Perrottet is seeking a fourth consecutive term for his Liberal-National coalition while Mr Minns is hoping to return Labor to government for the first time in 12 years.
55% : Mr Perrottet was accompanied by his wife Helen as the premier filled out his ballot at Beecroft Public School in his seat of Epping, north-west Sydney, on Saturday.
55% : Mr Minns joined volunteers to hand out flyers at Panania Public School, in the inner south-west suburbs, as he prepared to cast his vote for his seat in Kogarah.
53% :NSW premier Dominic Perrottet and Labor leader Chris Minns have joined millions of residents to cast their votes at the state electionMr Perrottet was accompanied by his wife Helen as the premier filled out his ballot at Beecroft Public School in his seat of Epping, north-west Sydney, on Saturday

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