Australians vote tomorrow Saturday in the parliamentary elections, following an election campaign at the heart of which the purchasing power, the environment and the US duties were found. These elections will judge the future of Labor Prime Minister Anthony Albanesi who has taken over the steering wheel of the country for the last three years.

From the Australian desert communities to the coastal major cities, Australians are called upon to choose between the center -left prime minister and his main political opponent, Conservative Peter Datton. The latest polls, however, show that the favorite is the Albanesi Labor Party.

“No one can deny that we live in uncertain times. And in such times of uncertainty, voters are usually turning to outgoing governments, “said Roy Morgan’s company Michelle Levin.

In all time zones, the polls will open at 8.00 in the morning, local time and close at 18.00. In Sydney, for example, they will open at 01.00 (Greek time) and close at 11.00 on Saturday morning.

In these elections, the 150 members of the next lower Parliament will be highlighted and about half the Senate seats will be renewed.

Albanesi, 62, has promised to develop renewable energy, fight the housing crisis and increase the funding of the health system. “In the polls, there are many undecided voters. We have to move mountains, “he admitted today.

Peter Datton, the leader of the Liberal Party, predicted “many surprises, seat with the headquarters”, arguing that in his election campaign “he did not meet an Australian who says things are better today” than it was in 2022 in previous elections.

The 54 -year -old former police officer says he wants to reduce immigration, fight crime and overturn the ban on developing nuclear power in the country.

The election campaign was marked by its first days by the “trade attack” launched by US president Donald Trump in Australia. Many of its products were imposed 10%import duties. Some polls suggest that support for the conservatives weakened because of Trump’s policy, which Donton described as “great intellect” at the beginning of the year.

“If I had to be confused with Trump or any other leader to defend the interests of our nation, I would do it in a blink of an eye,” he assured in April, changing the tones.

Albanesi, for his part, condemned US duties, considering it to be an action of “economic self -destruction” and “a lonely gesture from a friendly country”.

The economy employs voters as many households find it difficult to get them out because of the increase in the price of milk, bread, electricity and gasoline.

Both Albanesi and Duton are promoting their popular ancestry, but none of them were able to say how much a dozen eggs cost on their telegram.

“We do shopping, we give $ 50 (about 28 euros) and take a small bag in return. It is unbearable, “said musician Has Sally, 69 years old.

Australia’s voters, a carbon-producing country, should also choose between two completely different visions for climate change and reducing greenhouse gases. The Albanesi government promised to turn the country into a “superpower” of renewable energy sources, although it has granted new mining licenses and subsidizing polluting industries.

“They should develop wind and solar energy,” Anika Cole, 63, said in mid -April, a 63 -year -old health worker after voting. It should be noted that about one -third of 18.1 million voters have already voted in advance.

Datton, for his part, wants to build seven nuclear power plants (a project costing $ 200 billion) and, at the same time, move away from renewable sources.

The question is whether the party it will win will also secure the majority of seats in parliament.