There have been five NSW state by-elections during the term of the Berejiklian-Perrottet parliament (known technically as the 57th Parliament) and they should be judged together.

Today I revise my earlier predictions on the SA state election and find that it could potentially go down to the wire.

My bestseller book released in 1972, 'Australian General Elections', has led me to be described as "Australia’s leading psephologist” since its release.

I formulate my predictions for the February NSW by-elections in the seats of Bega, Monaro, Strathfield and Willoughby.

Consistent with my style of political punditry I begin 2022 with a prediction about British politics. It is that Boris Johnson will hang tough and continue to lead his party throughout the whole of the year.

Referencing my earlier summations from throughout 2021, I outline my prediction for who will win the 2022 Federal election.

Will the new Western Australia electoral system better empower voters at the ballot box?

Instructions regarding the Senate voting system from the AEC are at times deceitful and should be up for review.

The results from two by-elections in the UK may very well be a telltale sign of dissatisfaction towards Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

Former NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian may be running for the Federal seat of Warringah against independent incumbent Zali Steggall.

That Kristina Keneally will be the Labor candidate for Fowler (NSW) at the 2022 federal election has attracted controversy, so I think I might have my own dollar’s worth on the subject.

I believe that the Liberal government of premier Steven Marshall will be returned in the SA state election currently scheduled for 19 March 2022.