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2019 Australian federal election

Imagine a giant country choosing its leaders! That's what happened in Australia in 2019!

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Key Facts

Election Date
May 18, 2019.
Country
Australia.
Leader Who Won
Scott Morrison.
Fun Fact
In Australia, voting is compulsory, which means almost everyone has to vote!

Where is Australia Anyway?

Australia is a HUGE island country way down south! It's so big, it's like a whole continent! In 2019, people all over this giant land got ready to vote. They live in sunny cities, wide-open farms, and even near amazing coral reefs. The election happened on a special day in May, when the weather was probably getting a bit cooler there.

Picking the Boss of the Country!

In Australia, everyone who is old enough has to vote. It's like a school rule everyone follows! They voted for people who would be in charge of the country for the next three years. It was a big decision, like choosing the captain of your sports team! The main job is called Prime Minister, and the person who won was Scott Morrison.

A Surprise Win!

Guess what? Most people thought the other team, called the Labor Party, would win! But the team that was already in charge, led by Scott Morrison, won a surprise victory! It was like your favorite team winning a game when everyone thought they would lose. They got enough votes to keep being the leaders for another three years!

Lots of People, Lots of Votes!

Australia has millions of people, and on election day, most of them went to vote. They put their choices on special papers. It's a very important job to make sure everyone's voice is heard. The people who counted the votes worked super hard to make sure everything was fair and correct for the whole country.

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