Voters have been captured on video fighting outside a polling both in Melbourne after reported comments about Daniel Andrews, as millions had their say on who should lead Victoria.
The voters came to blows at a school believed to be in Niddrie, in the Labor-held electorate of the same name, on Saturday morning.
A bystander called out"stop it, stop it" while another said"enough, enough" as the two men wrestled each other towards the ground. Mr Andrews is attempting to become only the third Labor leader in the state's history after John Cain and Steve Bracks to win a third consecutive election. Matthew Guy voting with his family wife Renae, sons Alexander, Joseph and Sam in his Bulleen electorate at Serpell Primary School. Picture: David Caird"A lot of me, me, me with Dan Andrews he's not a leader, I can't get invested in him because I think he deflects a lot of blame when he's the one responsible for a lot of things.""I'm leaning towards Labor. Healthcare's my most important thing so that's why," the woman said.
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