Kim for Canberra
Under assessment
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Katter’s Australian Party
Our assessment process identified this party as a very dangerous choice if we want action on global warming. We advise you to number candidates affiliated with this party last on your ballot papers.
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Jacqui Lambie Network
Under assessment
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Indigenous – Aboriginal Party of Australia
Under assessment
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Health Australia Party
Deregistered
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Derryn Hinch’s Justice Party
Our assessment process identified this party as a very dangerous choice if we want action on global warming. We advise you to number candidates affiliated with this party last on your ballot papers.
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Country Liberal Party (NT)
The Country Liberal Party NT is part of the Liberal National Party Coalition. Members of political parties invariably vote on party lines whatever their personal opinion may be on a particular parliamentary decision. All Liberal National Party Coalition candidates are a dangerous prospect considering the urgent need for national leadership on the climate emergency. Number them last on your ballot paper after the green or orange candidates.
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Centre Alliance
Under assessment
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Australian Progressives
Our rigorous assessment has scored green light parties above all others on ecological and climate policy. We advise you to preference members of parties like this first on your ballot paper.
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Australian Labor Party
Members of political parties invariably vote on party lines whatever their personal opinion may be on a particular parliamentary decision. Vote Climate One has allocated all Labor candidates an orange light. Number them after the green candidates and before those with a red light. The Labor Party policies and voting record on climate is certainly not perfect. The important consideration for your vote is that it is far superior to the appalling lack of action by the Coalition. Make sure you number these candidates before the LNP.
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