Preferences

[Gozu]

Group Voting Tickets-Legislative Council

http://www.abc.net.au/elections/sa/2010/guide/gtv.htm

[The Apostle]

A few surprises in there.

[Sojourner]

The Greens haven't placed One Nation Last!

Also interesting that Trevor Grace rates the DLP above Family First!

Interesting list, thanks Gozu for posting it! I do wonder how many that take the time to post in here actually vote below the line though? I always allocate my own preferences along with the rest of other 2% of Australians that do that!

[Psyber]

I've already voted as I'll be in Brisbane on the day.
I'm usually selective for the upper house and give the odd independent whose issues appeal to me a first preference.
But this time, faced with a huge sheet of candidates below the line most of whom I knew nothing about, I took the obvious short cut.
Had I seen Gozu's post a day earlier I may have been able to find a satisfactory above the line option.

[Pseudo]

The Greens haven't placed One Nation Last!

Also interesting that Trevor Grace rates the DLP above Family First!

Interesting list, thanks Gozu for posting it! I do wonder how many that take the time to post in here actually vote above the line though? I always allocate my own preferences along with the rest of other 2% of Australians that do that!

I'll fill in my upper house ticket below the line, simply because the space affords me the ability to draw larger pictures of genitalia.

[The Apostle]

The Greens haven't placed One Nation Last!

Also interesting that Trevor Grace rates the DLP above Family First!

Also surprising that the Greens didn't put the Shooters party last like what the Shooters did to the Greens...I know there's a lot of hate between the two groups in the NSW Parliament...

[Gozu]

Good to see G4C have put the odious Trevor Grace (Save The Unborn/Abort SA) last.

[Squawk]

Group Voting Tickets-Legislative Council

http://www.abc.net.au/elections/sa/2010/guide/gtv.htm

Nice one Gozu - have been waiting for that myself!

I always vote below the line - therefore allocating my own preferences I wish everybody did that.

[Brucetiki]

I'm also a below the line voter in the upper house. With 70 candidates this year the walk to the polling place (I live across the road from one) may be quicker than the time spent in the cubicle.