Be Intentional When You Vote
In 1999, three independents held the balance of power in the Victorian Lower Assembly when the election resulted in a stunning rebuke of the major parties and a hung parliament. Together, they honored public frustrations and persuaded the government to adopt the Independent’s Charter for Good Governance, which became proven path to more open, accountable governance.
When you vote for who you want to represent you in the
Legislative Assembly (lower house) this November keep the following suggestions in mind:
When you’re informed and intentional, your vote helps shape the future you want to see for yourself, your family and your community. Vote for integrity and progress, not election promises.
Vote with Purpose
Your ‘Vote 1’ Choice is Your Loudest Voice
Instead of the usual party competition for majority rule, insist on change by Voting 1 for Greg Rublee, an Independent voice for Bulleen. We need a fresh start and party politics are holding us back from the thriving future we all deserve.
As important as it is to vote for who you want, you can also decide who you don't want and number them last on your ballot. We cannot afford to let extremists to gain a foothold in Victoria’s democracy as they have elsewhere. Victoria thrives on community, not division.
Refuse to Gamble on Extremists
“I believe Victoria would benefit from a minority government backed by a few principled Independents like we had in 1999.”