Alex Antic elected as SA Liberal president amid party's decline
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Alex Antic, a rightwing senator previously labeled a 'vote-losing machine,' has been elected as the new president of the South Australian Liberal Party. His rise coincides with a decline in the party's electoral performance, according to The Guardian World. Antic, who has recruited members of 'Alex’s Army'—a group of evangelical and Pentecostal Christians—into the party's operational wing, claims he will give 'back some voice' to party members. The election of Antic has taken the party further to the right, raising questions about its future direction and its ability to regain public support.
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