Re: So who's voting below the line ?
Originally Posted by commonwealth
(Post 11981530)
I'm just gonna randomly number every box below the line. Can't bothered -- they're all the same.
My plan is to list those of the minor parties that need medication, and makes sure they don't get any vote. I've already looked at the independents and none of them are any good, therefore I'll take the remaining party options, minus the loonies, and go from small to large, missing out any obvious jokers (eg cyclists) and ending on Labor to make sure it doesn't exhaust. Numbers about 1-35 IIRC, which is tractable. |
Re: So who's voting below the line ?
or i'll just put O in every box
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Re: So who's voting below the line ?
Originally Posted by commonwealth
(Post 11981559)
or i'll just put O in every box
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Re: So who's voting below the line ?
Sex Party gets my vote :D
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Re: So who's voting below the line ?
Originally Posted by commonwealth
(Post 11981583)
Sex Party gets my vote :D
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Re: So who's voting below the line ?
Originally Posted by moneypenny20
(Post 11981666)
That's who my husband and daughter voted for last time. :lol:
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Re: So who's voting below the line ?
OK, for tomorrow, a tool to help you work out how to vote below the line :
https://kennib.github.io/below-the-line/ |
Re: So who's voting below the line ?
Way too much homework needed for below the line.
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Re: So who's voting below the line ?
Originally Posted by GarryP
(Post 11990686)
OK, for tomorrow, a tool to help you work out how to vote below the line :
https://kennib.github.io/below-the-line/ I went below the line this time - Wish I had seen this first though... S |
Re: So who's voting below the line ?
According to my union colleagues today, who supposedly have their finger on the pulse there is a late run back to the Labour side, especially with Brexit not having near the impact on the electorate as first feared....
So we may not have to endure the people hating right for much more than 30 hours from now. No comments on the UFU v CFA saga, which may well swing plenty of Labour voters in Country Victoria to donkey voting. Admittedly Labours big gains have to come from other states now. Doubt if Labour will lose a lot of ground in Victoria.... People come to their senses once that ballot paper is in front of them. |
Re: So who's voting below the line ?
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Re: So who's voting below the line ?
Originally Posted by commonwealth
(Post 11981583)
Sex Party gets my vote :D
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Re: So who's voting below the line ?
Originally Posted by renth
(Post 11991384)
Me too. Especially now they've teamed up with HEMP. The good things in life, what's not to like?
Anything to stop the kids digesting 10 tabs as the sniffer dog approaches |
Re: So who's voting below the line ?
Originally Posted by ozzieeagle
(Post 11990769)
According to my union colleagues today, who supposedly have their finger on the pulse there is a late run back to the Labour side, especially with Brexit not having near the impact on the electorate as first feared....
So we may not have to endure the people hating right for much more than 30 hours from now. No comments on the UFU v CFA saga, which may well swing plenty of Labour voters in Country Victoria to donkey voting. Admittedly Labours big gains have to come from other states now. Doubt if Labour will lose a lot of ground in Victoria.... People come to their senses once that ballot paper is in front of them. https://m.sportsbet.com.au/#/betting/politics ALP now fallen further back to $8. Definately worth a bet if you are feeling that confident. |
Re: So who's voting below the line ?
It costs $20 not to vote. That's not a bad deal.
http://www.news.com.au/national/federal-election/what-happens-if-you-dont-vote-this-federal-election/news-story/13ec72bd81bed56329066d6253b31317 |
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