South Australia Election: Count Resumes, Seats Still Undecided

0:00It's March 22nd. Welcome in. This is Adelaide News Today, where local news meets AI. I'm Corey with the story. Vote counting resumes today across South Australia's 47 electorates, with 9 seats still too close to call after an unexpected election. Night. One nation surged into the final two candidates in most races, forcing officials to scrap quick preference estimates and complicating the final. Tally's. Today, the Electoral Commission plans to wrap up any leftover primary votes, double-check Saturday's ballots, and start fresh preference distributions, where the top contenders are clear. In regional spots like Hammond, McKillip, and Narunga, one nation leads or sits strong, backed by preference flows from liberals and independents, that could hand them their first seats. Adelaide's marginals, such as Morphit and Heisen, hanged by razor-thin margins between labor and liberals, while independents challenge and finish. Kabul and Stewart of North, further counts of post-avotes, will settle these battles soon.