South Aussies Vote, Enjoy Sausage Sizzles

0:00I'm Cory with the story, bringing you the latest from Adelaide News today. South Australians are hitting the polls today to choose their state leaders in a big election day turnout. Alongside casting boats, folks are enjoying the classic democracy sausage at polling stations across the state, a tradition that never gets old. Lions formed early at some spots, with weights up to 20 minutes reported in areas like Bragg and Dolwich. Photographers captured families, kids and supporters bundled up against the winter chill as they made their way inside. Voter should support for a range of parties, from liberals and labor, to greens, one nation, and even animal justice. Optimism ran high, with some predicting winds for their preferred side. Candidates mingled with the crowds, including liberal hopefuls like Anna Fenezio praising the sausage sizzles as the best in her electorate. Others, like former MP David Spears, campaigned hard for a comeback in key seats. As booths buzz and ballots drop, eyes are on the counts tonight that will shape South Australia's next government.