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Articles on political parties should reflect what has happened, or will happen with reasonable certainty (e.g. the election will be held on 11 March), not not speculate on the outcome based on the opinion of commentators. The same way we don't say Mark McGowan will be the next premier, just because he is ahead in the polls or some commentators predict it. And lets face it, commentators have got things horribly wrong in some recent elections/referendums in the last year. 108.171.134.162 (talk) 05:07, 20 February 2017 (UTC)Reply