The benefits of incumbency in the current climate of economic and social uncertainty are proving to be electorally powerful, as the recent Queensland election result has shown.
And yet, paradoxically, the electorate also remains volatile and less rusted-on to major or minor political parties.
The re-election of the Palaszczuk Government reinforced the clear recent pattern of voters sticking with the administration that got them through the covid19 pan…
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