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Opposition leader Angus Taylor rules out carving up seats with One Nation as party raises $2m

Opposition leader Angus Taylor rules out carving up seats with One Nation as party raises $2m
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Australian Opposition leader Angus Taylor has rejected suggestions that the Coalition should form a seat-sharing agreement with the One Nation party. Taylor emphasized that the party's focus remains on defeating the Labor government rather than negotiating electoral pacts.

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Electoral strategy and potential alliances between the Coalition and minor parties like One Nation are critical factors in the lead-up to the next Australian federal election.

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Angus Taylor has ruled out sharing the seats the Coalition targets with One Nation. ( ABC News: Marcus Stimson )

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The article provides quotes from both sides of the internal Liberal party debate and reports the Opposition leader's stance clearly.

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