Small detail that most Aussies missed during the election speech by Anthony Albanese

Anthony Albanese Held a Medicare card when he claimed the victory on Saturday evening -a prop that he had repeatedly used during the election campaign.

“We will be a government that helps every Australian who trusts Medicare,” said Albanian the cheering crowd, who held his Medicare card and at the same time handles the personal information.

“Because this card is not labor red or liberal blue, it is green and gold,” he said.

‘It is a statement from our national values, in our national colors.

“Medicare belongs to all Australians and together we will make it stronger for all Australians.”

At almost every stop on the campaign track, Anthony Albanese ensured that his Green Medicare card was seen.

He officially launched his election campaign on March 28 with the map and showed it prominently at the most important performances.

He showed it in Maitland Hospital on 3 April, the launch of the Labor Campaign in Perth on April 13 and again in Batemans Bay on April 21.

Anthony Albanese stopped a Medicare card when he claimed the victory on Saturday evening -a prop that he had repeatedly used during the election campaign

Albanese made Medicare a central point during the election campaign

He waved it again in the town hall of Parramatta on April 27, the National Press Club on April 30 and on the last day of the campaign in Morayfield in Queensland.

Healthcare became an important problem in the re -election campaign of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, with advertisements that depicted the opposition leader Peter Dutton as a serious threat to Medicare.

In response to the Scare campaign, the coalition quickly moved to eliminate the most differences between its health care policy and that of work.

The coalition corresponded to Labor’s main objective to reach 90 percent bulk billing by 2030 with an investment of $ 8.5 billion in Medicare.

It also corresponded to the more than half of half of a billion financing of women’s health and a promise to reduce the cap on most pharmaceutical benefits schedules from $ 31.60 to $ 25.

Despite the dedication of the coalition, it was not enough – with Labor a landslide election gained on Saturday evening.

Counted with 70 percent of the votes, Labor has won 85 seats with the coalition that goes back to sit on 35 seats, while 19 seats remain in question.

Labor saw big swings over several states, the start -up of the coalition from all seats in Tasmania and Adelaide, while making a significant profit in opposition Heartland in Queensland.

The Medicare card became known as the campaignprop of Mr. Albanese

One of the important victories for Labor was Peter Dutton’s voters from Dickson, because he became the first opposition leader to lose his chair in an election.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers unveiled the two reasons on Sunday why Labor won such a historical landslide: the desire of voters for stability and Anthony Albanese.

“One of the reasons why we won such a large majority last night is that people acknowledged that if they wanted stability while the world economy went crazy, a majority of Labor government was the best way to deliver that,” he said ABC’s insiders.

And that desire for stability in the midst of an increasingly insecure world found his answer in Albanians, who described Chalmers as a ‘labor hero’.

The treasurer insisted that he was enthusiastic ‘not on the political graves of our opponents’.

‘There was a real kind of darkness in the heart of the Coalition campaign, this kind of looking back pessimism, which Australians rejected,

“And to reject that I think they have embraced the kind of leadership that Anthony offers Albanese that is practical, pragmatic, it is problem solving and it is very looking forward.”