No mass of voters on opening day of NSW election in Albury as Labor candidate Lauriston Muirhead shows his colour and Liberal contender Justin Clancy promotes funding for female changerooms

Anthony Bunn
Updated March 11 2019 - 7:32pm, first published 6:07pm
Looking sparse: Greens supporter Geoff Hudson and Labor candidate Lauriston Muirhead in broad-brimmed hats stand outside the six-metre exclusion zone in front of the Dean Street prepolling centre as voting begins in Albury on Monday. Picture: MARK JESSER
Looking sparse: Greens supporter Geoff Hudson and Labor candidate Lauriston Muirhead in broad-brimmed hats stand outside the six-metre exclusion zone in front of the Dean Street prepolling centre as voting begins in Albury on Monday. Picture: MARK JESSER

EARLY voting began on Monday in Albury for the NSW election with a steady, but unspectacular, number lodging their ballots.

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Anthony Bunn

Anthony Bunn

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