The Federal Government’s losses in the Super-Saturday by-elections has prompted debate in the Liberal party about their corporate tax cuts.

Losses in battleground electorates such as Mayo, Braddon and Longman to Labor and Minor parties were thought to be an indication of public opinion on policy and the leadership of both major parties.

Liberal Party candidate for Mayo Georgina Downer has announced she seek preselection for next year’s federal election for the seat she lost on Saturday.

Ms Downer lost to Centre Alliance MP Rebekha Sharkie in the Mayo By-election, which was triggered by Ms Sharkie having to resign over dual citizenship.

The by-election campaign featured accusations from both sides of other supporters of online trolling.

US President Donald Trump has threatened Democrats with a government shutdown if they do not approve funding for US-Mexican Border wall and other immigration policy changes.

The President has requested $25 billion for the border wall, which was a key promise in his 2016 election campaign, although only $1.6 billion has been provided for the project.

The funding request comes at a time where the country prepares for midterm elections which could change the balance of power in the house and senate.

The Cambodian People’s Party (CPP) has declared victory in a controversial election with no opposition and accusations of intimidation against critics of the major party.

The CPP won 100 of 125 Parliamentary seats in the elections and Prime Minister Hun Sen who has been in power for more than three decades has remained leader.

Local and foreign rights groups, along with some Western governments have agreed the elections would not be credible.