Julia Gillard is doing a people's forum in Deakin, the country's second most marginal seat. You can follow it here. Curious. The audience is supposed to be uncommitted voters, selected by Galaxy. Here are the questions so far: Gay marriage - an advocate urges Gillard to get on board. Education - a critic of the cuts to university funding. Debt - a neutral question on when the government will return to surplus. NBN - A supporter of the NBN complains not enough people know of the benefits. Achievements - An apparent supporter tells Gillard she has a lot of achievements to her credit and should tell people. What will she do to get out the message? Negative gearing - a neutral question on where she will change the rules. Food security - someone who's read Tim Flannery's book The Future Eaters has a question. Superannuation - a man calling himself "a socialist at heart" says he'd be prepared to pay more tax on his super. Same sex marriage - another supporter. Attacks Tony Abbott for a "political connivance." Live cattle trade - Woman says "I've always voted for the Labor Party" but live trade is disturbing. An audience of uncommitted voters? A couple of committeds seem to have slipped in under the net.