Nationals MP Michelle Landry says Labor will “have a lot of trouble” in predominantly mining electorates because people there “do not trust them with their jobs”. The Member for Capricornia in Queensland’s central coast held her seat in the 2019 election with a swing of 11 per cent, which she attributes Labor’s "lack of commitment to coal jobs".
Ms Landry told Sky News host Peter Gleeson voters in her electorate “still haven’t forgiven” Labor, and if the party is going to have a positive electoral impact, it has “a lot of ground to make up in the coal fields of Central Queensland”.
“People were very, very worried about Labor,” she said.
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