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Scott Morrison dodges question about whether he'll resign as leader if election results in hung parliament

Published 6 May 2022, 10:05 am
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has rebuffed questions over whether he’d resign as leader of the Liberal party if the Federal election results in a hung parliament. Mr Morrison has been adamant in calling for voters not to vote for independent candidates at the 21 May poll, saying it would be a vote for ""chaos"" and ""instability"".
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