Jess Wilson agrees to four-way Victoria debate on one condition
Jess Wilson agreed to a four-way debate with Labor, One Nation and Greens on November 17, after weeks of refusing.
Wilson had refused any debate outside a one-on-one with Labor leader Ben Carroll. Wilson said Carroll was scared to face her alone.
Wilson publicly challenged Carroll to debate without the Greens and One Nation, calling them his "comfort blankets". On Saturday, Wilson announced she would join News24 and Herald Sun's debate forum.
The four party leaders will answer questions from 100 swing voters on November 17, less than a month before the Victorian election. The Greens and One Nation have both agreed to take part.
- November 17
- Forum date
- 100
- Swing voter panelists
- News24 and Herald Sun
- Hosted by
Why it mattersThe debate gives Victorians a chance to hear from all four major parties before voting.
AustraliaVictorian voters will see all major party leaders debate together on November 17, shaping the final stretch before the state election.
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