Australian prime minister Julia gillard dumbfounded by calling on September fourteenth election, voters on Wednesday, eight months later, in 2013 in her first major political speech.
From a set of independent and the support of the gillard minority shareholders have a mat majority, the polls suggest that, if an election now, her government will swept through the office.
Australia's election campaign is usually only lasted for more than a month, and 2013 is an election year, but gillard announced this year means in the rest of the time will effectively in Australia's political history one of the longest activities.



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