Pearce/Federal Election 2025
OUTSTANDING GREEN LIGHT CANDIDATES
GREEN LIGHT CANDIDATES
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You can learn about how to effectively use Traffic Light Voting Guides for the upcoming Federal election by following this link to our video and familiarising yourself with its instructions:
Here’s how you can make climate a compelling issue locally.
Hand out Traffic Light A5 How to Vote cards at polling booths. Phone or text 0427 580 803 to arrange for print ready artwork tailored for your electorate. You can then print the How to Vote card using your home printer or for larger numbers use the services of a commercial printer.
This is particularly effective to help add extra reach to Green Light independent campaigns and draw in swinging voters. Vote Climate One’s assessment of candidates has the elevated status of being fiercely independent.
Check out our how our team Federally assesses Candidates and Parties
Green Light Candidates
Ramon Granados (LCP)
Ramon qualifies as an Outstanding Green Light Candidate
“I want to wake up lions. Hemp is the solution to many of the challenges we face daily.”
Ramon Granados is a passionate advocate for industrial hemp and its potential to transform industries and communities. With over 30 years of experience in Planning and Project Controls for large-scale, multi-billion-dollar EPCM projects, he brings a wealth of expertise in delivering sustainable solutions.
As the founder and CEO of Hemp Engineering Pty Ltd, Ramon leads innovative engineering solutions that drive cost-effective, environmentally friendly industrial hemp projects. His work spans the entire hemp value chain—from seed selection to hempcrete homes, hemp-based plastics, batteries, and textiles.
Ramon holds a Civil and Environmental Engineering degree from the Florida Institute of Technology, USA, and is fluent in English and Spanish. He is a dedicated promoter of hemp events and initiatives, striving to position hemp as a key player in Australia’s sustainable future.
LCP endorses the 3R’s and supports the Climate Rescue Accord
Nicholas D’Alonzo (Greens)
I’m a scientist with a PhD in nanotech, and I’m also a passionate climate activist.
Like many of the people living in Pearce, I know firsthand the struggles of underemployment, renting and the cost of living crisis.
This election we have a real opportunity to get more Greens into parliament to push the government further and faster on issues that matter to us, like urgent action on the cost of living, housing and climate crises.
A better future for WA is possible – but we have to make it happen together.
TRAFFIC LIGHT VOTING GUIDE ASSESSMENT WARNING
The team at Vote Climate One may change our Traffic Light voting advice right up to shortly before election day. For instance it is very difficult to access ranking information from parties or candidates who have no public email, phone number or little internet profile. In these cases, we apply the precautionary principle with a Red Light ranking until further information and commitment to climate rescue comes to hand.
Please contact us if you have local information which could effect our rankings. Phone Rob 0n 0427 580 803
The major parties have let the Australian public down when it comes a serious policy commitment to action on the ecological and climate crisis. Consequently, we have assessed both the Labor party and the Coalition as Red Light parties. Nevertheless, in relation to our Traffic Light Voting guides, the Labor party has been ranked orange ahead of the Coalition which remains a stubborn Red Light proposition.
The House of Representitives
Labor is ranked Orange for the House of Reps. The opportunity for a Green Transition, sparked by the influence of a progressive cross bench holding the balance of power in a Labor minority government, is our bet bet for climate rescue.
The Senate
Likewise our senate Traffic Light Voting Guides also promote Labor ahead of the Coalition using an Orange Light status. This stategy will help discourage the worst senario for climate action which would result from a combative Coalition/right wing party majority in the senate.