SA & Tassie elections

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Kiwi Dave

Re: SA & Tassie elections

Post by Kiwi Dave » Thu Mar 25, 2010 10:14 am

In marginal seats in the South Australian election, ALP stooges dressed in Family First tshirts and handed out 'how to vote' cards which preferenced Labor. Traditionally, of course, Family First preferences flow to Liberal.

It's a very dirty trick on the part of the ALP and I'm surprised it hasn't gained more traction. I for one would have been pissed off if I had of voted ALP, only to have them use such totally dishonourable tactics.

skippy.

Re: SA & Tassie elections

Post by skippy. » Thu Mar 25, 2010 10:28 am

I for one would have been pissed off if I had of voted ALP, only to have them use such totally dishonourable tactics.
Yea right, tell somebody who gives a fuck about your opinion.

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Re: SA & Tassie elections

Post by sprintcyclist » Thu Mar 25, 2010 11:28 am

skippy - hahahahhaha 10/10
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Re: SA & Tassie elections

Post by Rainbow Moonlight » Thu Mar 25, 2010 4:25 pm

It seems a weird thing for Labor to have done. i agree it doesn't seem ethical. I wonder if the report is strictly accurate or gives the wrong impression of what was done.

Howard Stinks

Re: SA & Tassie elections

Post by Howard Stinks » Thu Mar 25, 2010 10:47 pm

sprintcyclist wrote: is that a piccie of one of your wives walking there ? getting you a jug of wine for tonight?
No it is Julie Bishop.

Howard Stinks

Re: SA & Tassie elections

Post by Howard Stinks » Thu Mar 25, 2010 10:50 pm

Kiwi Dave wrote:In marginal seats in the South Australian election, ALP stooges dressed in Family First tshirts and handed out 'how to vote' cards which preferenced Labor. Traditionally, of course, Family First preferences flow to Liberal.

It's a very dirty trick on the part of the ALP and I'm surprised it hasn't gained more traction. I for one would have been pissed off if I had of voted ALP, only to have them use such totally dishonourable tactics.
They learned from the Lieberals Jacky Kelly.

Jovial Monk

Re: SA & Tassie elections

Post by Jovial Monk » Sun Mar 28, 2010 8:23 pm

ALP 26 seats in 47-seat House of Assembly. Did pretty bloody well, eh?

Last two seats were Bright and Mitchell where Kris Hannah, Ind, got booted out by Labor.

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Re: SA & Tassie elections

Post by Hebe » Tue Mar 30, 2010 4:00 pm

Looking more and more like 10 / 9 / 5 / 1.

Nobody I know can remember the last time we had an independent in the lower house. It's getting very exciting! :D
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skippy.

Re: SA & Tassie elections

Post by skippy. » Tue Mar 30, 2010 4:12 pm

Hebe wrote:Looking more and more like 10 / 9 / 5 / 1.

Nobody I know can remember the last time we had an independent in the lower house. It's getting very exciting! :D
Who is 10 ? and would the independent vote with to form a government?

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Hebe
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Re: SA & Tassie elections

Post by Hebe » Tue Mar 30, 2010 6:03 pm

Labor can't get more than 10. Denison could go either to the Libs or to Andrew Wilkie (Ind) and they're going to count tonight till Denison's result is known.

Braddon looks likely to go to the Greens' O'Halloran.

Wilkie is a former Green, so I would expect him to be more Green-leaning than Lib. His main campaign was anti-pokies, like Xenophon. He hates Bartlett (as do I).

So it will be either 10/9/5/1 or 10/10/5 with the Greens with the BOP. :mrgreen:

You can follow it on the Poll Bludger if you're interested.
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