Finding the same combination of politics and principle on other policies might be the start of a strategy to win, not necessarily the next election – but the one after that.
While there might be good reasons for Australia to join the rest of the developed world and have nuclear power, it’s not immediately obvious that Peter Dutton’s plan for this to happen is a vote winner.
The results from the Resolve Political Monitor have 41 per cent of voters supporting the Coalition’s policy, 37 per cent opposed and 22 per cent “undecided”. That’s a lot of Australians who remain to be convinced one way or the other.
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John Roskam is a senior fellow at the Institute of Public Affairs. Connect with John on Twitter.
