Every election, the Liberal party will say that One Nation preferences the Labor party and the Labor party will say that One Nation preferences the Liberals.Its all a big party trick to confuse voters.One Nation does not control which party your vote flows to. If you vote 1 for One Nation, we can't decide who your vote gets handed to if our candidate is knocked out.If you vote 1 for One Nation and our candidate gets knocked out, your vote will only flow to the candidate YOU marked 2 on the ballot paper. Any party's how to vote card is only a recommendation.Don't buy into the big party lies and confusion. You own your vote and a vote for One Nation is a vote for One Nation, its as simple as that.#preferences #onenation #paulinehanson #longman #election #auspolAuthorised by M Pucci for Pauline Hanson's One Nation 2/38 Hudson Road Albion 4010
Posted by Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party on Monday, July 16, 2018
Not many people know how preferences work and believe if they vote 1 for One Nation, the party will decide where that vote goes if the candidate isn’t elected. Preferences are unavoidable because voters must number every box on a ballot paper, but the political parties cannot dictate where your vote goes.
THE MOST IMPORTANT MESSAGE IS – YOU OWN YOUR OWN PREFERENCES.
Share this post with as many people as you can to ensure they understand that political parties don’t own the preferences. How to vote cards are only a recommendation, your vote will only go where you mark your numbers on the ballot paper.
While many people don’t realise they own their preferences, we believe preferences should be abolished altogether.
What do you think about preference voting? Did you know you owned your preferences and not the political party? Do you agree with One Nation’s plan to abolish preferences?
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