Sam Groth Resigns Early, Prompting Expensive Byelection

Sam Groth, a former deputy opposition leader, has announced his early resignation from parliament, prompting an expensive byelection for his Nepean electorate.

Groth’s Resignation and Its Implications

Originally planning to retire at the state election in November, Groth’s decision to leave now necessitates a byelection. This move comes just months before the scheduled statewide elections, creating a sudden vacancy in his seat.

Upcoming Byelection Details

The upcoming byelection will require voters in the Nepean electorate to head to the polls. This unexpected election could significantly impact the political landscape as various parties scramble to secure this crucial seat.

• Former Deputy Opposition Leader: Sam Groth
• Electorate Affected: Nepean
• Original Retirement Date: November
• Impending Event: Byelection to fill Groth’s vacancy

Further details about Groth’s resignation are expected as Opposition Leader Jess Wilson is scheduled to address the media later today. The byelection’s cost and other logistical implications remain to be disclosed.

This situation illustrates the unpredictable nature of politics, particularly in the lead-up to state elections. With Groth’s early departure, both his party and constituents will feel the immediate effects.

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