Political eyes were on Tasmania over the weekend, as the state embarked on its election.

The Tasmanian Liberal Party secured a second term of majority government, acquiring the 13 seats needed to stay in power.  In what was a historic victory, Saturday’s win makes Premier Hodgman just the second Liberal Premier to win back-to-back majority government in the traditionally left- leaning state.An unexpected fall in support for the Greens was also seen.To discuss the results, Michael McLaren was joined by the Liberal Senator for Tasmania, Eric Abetz.

<p>Political eyes were on Tasmania over the weekend, as the state embarked on its election.</p>
<p>The Tasmanian Liberal Party secured a second term of majority government, acquiring the 13 seats needed to stay in power.&nbsp; In what was a historic victory, Saturday&rsquo;s win makes Premier Hodgman just the second Liberal Premier to win back-to-back majority government in the traditionally left- leaning state.</p>
<div>An unexpected fall in support for the Greens was also seen.</div>
<div>To discuss the results, Michael McLaren was joined by the&nbsp;Liberal Senator for Tasmania, Eric Abetz.</div>

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