Australia's current Prime Minister Anthony Albanese won his second term in a general election on Saturday, and local broadcasters expect an association with Donald Trump to undermine the frustration of the Conservative coalition in the ballot box.

Labor leads in the conservative liberal coalition led by Peter Dutton, with early forecasts from the Australian Election Commission prompting at least 70 According to ABC, ABC, among 150 labor housing seats.

“It’s not the night we want,” Dutton said at his party headquarters, adding that he won the victory for Albanys.

Independent candidates and small parties are expected to occupy about 13 seats in parliament, meaning that if the final charges indicate that his party eventually falls into the parliamentary majority, it means that the Albanians may have to form a coalition.

At a time when interest rates are still high, Australians’ concerns over the soaring cost of living and lack of affordable housing dominate the election. Geopolitical relations with Australia's largest trading partner China are also the minds of voters.

However, voters in this election are more concerned about Trump's restructuring of the global order and impose a 10% tariff on all Australian exports to the United States with a new trading system.

A survey published by the Australian think tank on Wednesday found that more than 60% of Australians have no trust in the United States to act responsibly.

Albanese, 62, rose to his highest job in 2022, ending nine years of conservative rule. Focus on his working class qualifications, his party In this election, tax cuts are promised, helping young homebuyers, and a $5.5 billion guarantee for health care.

Until recently, the Australian leader faced the prospect of becoming the country's first single-year prime minister in nearly a century, shocked by the housing crisis caused by high inflation, slowdowns and the untimely multi-million-dollar cliff-top homes in Albanese.

Dutton, 54, led a poll of rival Albanese after Trump's inauguration in January, saw a broad attitude seen after many of the party's campaign promises, including immigration, including immigration, and is seen as a broad imitation of Trump and his administration's Department of Efficiency.

In the election, Liberal insiders told Reuters that anti-Trump sentiment stimulates risk avoidance Voters left Dutton in the ballot box.

According to Reuters, Trump has been the "battery ball" of the Australian conservative league.

Meanwhile, Albanese avoided mentioning Trump on the campaign, and told voters on Monday: “The last thing you need is a turbulent administration.”

He avoided direct criticism of the president, favoring a security alliance with the United States, although he especially did not have Trump's inauguration and has not visited Washington yet.

A poll released by YouGov on Thursday predicts that the party could win up to 85 seats in the 150-seat House of Commons, with the opposition facing 11 seats, which would be its worst performance since 1946.

Albanese's victory comes after Canada's general election earlier this week, with Prime Minister Mark Carney stage a major political comeback driven by opposition to Trump's comments on making Canada the 51st state in the United States.

Australia is one of the few countries where the right to vote for all citizens aged 18 and above is mandatory. On Thursday, about 18 million qualified voters began voting, and most postal votes are expected to be counted after Election Day.