The four parties fighting the upcoming Victorian state poll have already made more than $34 billion in election promises as the government heads into caretaker mode on Tuesday.
The Coalition has made $8 billion of spending announcements, which it argues is offset by $24.8 billion in savings over the next decade. Labor has outlined $7 billion in election spending and found $2.8 billion in savings, figures collated from the Parliamentary Budget Office’s election commitment tracker show.
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