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4thofelevenAlright, I've finally tracked down enough information to decide how I'm going to vote for the Senate on Saturday - there's still a few gaps, but I have a basic outline of most candidate's positions (if any). If anyone has any info on Norman Walker or Joseph Kaliniy, though, please let me know - I have no idea who they are, so at the moment, I'm preferencing them just behind the Liberals, after all the major parties and just ahead of the real crackpots (DLP, CEC, One Nation).
sener4senate has links to every party and candidate's website on his journal - check out his policies while you're there.
yak_boy has a good post up on why senate preferences are important.
If you're still planning on voting above the line, please - PLEASE - check the group voting tickets out first. There's nothing wrong with voting above the line - I voted above the line for the Greens last state election - but make sure your preferences are going where you think they're going. Parties often make unexpected and unannounced preference deals - eg, Vic Labor and Family First in 2004.
Let's kick the bastards out on Saturday!
sener4senate has links to every party and candidate's website on his journal - check out his policies while you're there.yak_boy has a good post up on why senate preferences are important.If you're still planning on voting above the line, please - PLEASE - check the group voting tickets out first. There's nothing wrong with voting above the line - I voted above the line for the Greens last state election - but make sure your preferences are going where you think they're going. Parties often make unexpected and unannounced preference deals - eg, Vic Labor and Family First in 2004.
Let's kick the bastards out on Saturday!