I think ABC NC has already changed their federal election background loop. It started out as a nice grey blue but it’s now a lighter blue. Melbourne appears to be using the original which is much nicer.
Sigh.
Interesting “your vote” branding for tens coverage.
Also PVO interviewed both leaders on tonight’s news.
Gosh all of Ten’s election branding is shocking. It’s like they have reused the same crappy template for every state and federal election since 2007. Clashes horribly with the actual news graphics and brand.
Chris Reason stating that the suburban Sydney seat of Reid was always Labor until the last election when it was won by the Liberal’s Craig Laundy. No context from Reason of course, as this is 7 News. Reid has moved east out of the traditional Labor strongholds of Auburn and Granville into more affluent areas like Strathfield and river and harbourside suburbs. That’s why it changed parties at the last election and is now a marginal seat.
Video on Twitter:
Yeah 10’s Your Vote Graphics do not fit the news first look at all 
10 has the worst election graphics
Looks nice! I just hope that 7 are consistent with their branding. They have used ‘Your Call’ in the past but in 2016 they used something different and then used ‘Your Vote’ on election night.
The backdrop behind Fergo looks good with Parliament House and some red and blue lines. Would be good to see that on election night.
9’s graphics look horrendous compared to 7.
Front page of tomorrow’s Herald Sun, first edition:
Mark Knight’s cartoon was dropped from the front page for the second edition and replaced with the photo of British police dragging Julian Assange from the Ecuadorian Embassy in London after his arrest. The cartoon is on page 6 of the paper’s second edition.
Australia’s best political minds are on the ABC
The ABC has unveiled its 2019 Federal Election line-up, with Leigh Sales, Annabel Crabb, Antony Green, Laura Tingle, Andrew Probyn, Barrie Cassidy, Michael Rowland, Greg Jennett, Fran Kelly, Raf Epstein, Patricia Karvelas and Sabra Lane fronting the coverage across ABC TV and Radio.
Throughout the five-week campaign our expert team will cover the announcements, distill the key issues and provide analysis and explainers of the policies for Australian audiences.
And on election night, tune in to ABC TV, Radio and online for the latest results live.
Stay up to date with:
- ABC NEWS channel, ABC NewsRadio and ABC NEWS Online for continuous coverage as news happens
- ABC TV for essential insights and analysis across the flagship news and current affairs programs
- ABC RN and ABC Radio to understand the critical election moments, analysis and debates
- ABC listen app will curate all the best election audio the ABC has to offer.
- Plus a dedicated election portal: abc.net.au/AustraliaVotes
ABC NEWS Director Gaven Morris: “This is the consummate federal election team. Australians turn to the ABC for their election coverage and it’s because we bring this sort of firepower – the depth and experience of the ABC’s political journalists is second to none.
“But we also want to hear from you. On the ABC, all Australians are included in the national conversation. This year the ABC is offering more ways than ever for citizens to participate.”
- Vote Compass : Exclusive to the ABC, the online survey tool lets you see how your views compare with those of the major parties.
- You Ask, We Answer: Where audiences can ask a question they would like explained and reporters across the ABC will investigate.
Watch out for more innovative content features from the ABC as the campaign unfolds.
ABC is always my go-to channel for election coverage whether it’s state or federal
Yep. It’ll be ABC for me this year.
A lot of election parties will be showing ABC’s coverage on the screens in functions
Foul-mouthed punters derail Morrison:
Cheeky?
IMO, that’s probably the strongest lineup of presenters/reporters/analysts the ABC has had for an election campaign in quite some time
They could just have Antony Green and his computer, and I’d still watch.