00:01And we had Candidate 1, Candidate 2.
00:05There's a lot going on for Year 12 students in Secret Harbour.
00:09You will put number 1, because that's your most preferred candidate.
00:13At Mandra Baptist College, they're preparing for ATAR exams and some voting in their first election.
00:20Definitely the reduction in taxes a bit. I think that will ease the price of houses.
00:25I think just the education, higher education, how much finances go into that.
00:31I think you should stick to your word no matter what.
00:33If you say you're going to do something, you should be doing it. So that affects my vote.
00:38A vote for a state seat, but across the electorate, federal issues and personalities are dominating the debate.
00:45I just feel there's a need for a change. My husband gets taxed really badly with work.
00:50I really want to vote for the One Nation, because I don't mind Pauline Harris. She's alright.
00:57Well obviously the housing crisis, the mass migration, jobs, you know, and just the way the country's headed.
01:06Frustration with the federal government likely to play into the state vote.
01:10And a likely reason why the Prime Minister is keeping his distance.
01:15That's a state by-election.
01:17But you're here now.
01:19Yeah, I am here.
01:20Here in Perth, but with no plans to visit Secret Harbour.
01:24I wish Roger Cook all the very best and his campaign.
01:28His absence giving the opposition plenty to work with.
01:32This is a Labor seat.
01:34Labor are trying to hold it.
01:36And the Prime Minister has not come here, despite being 20 minutes up the road this morning.
01:41The gamesmanship to continue until Saturday.
01:50The obvious way to get this right, I do not plan to watch it.
01:50The public's right is an amazing job.
01:50The work that I do not plan to watch it.
