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Both YES and NO are focusing on the key battleground states in Tasmania, Queensland and South Australia.

According to the poll results, the 'NO' vote will win in Western Australia and Queensland - this means if South Australia or Tasmania vote 'NO', then the NO camp will get a majority.

Opinion polls also show Tasmania has support for indigenous votes to parliament slightly more NO votes compared to South Australia.

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The Indigenous Vote to Parliament campaign is centred on states and territories with a majority of “NO” votes

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Both YES and NO are focusing on the key battleground states in Tasmania, Queensland and South Australia.

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