And Now We Wait

Voted. Senate paper went to U with 54 boxes to fill out. Polls close at 6pm AEST so first results from around 6:30pm AEST (or 4:30pm my time).

One observation: old people suck at setting up signs and bunting. The Liberal setup at the Riverlinks Community Centre Australind was beyond embarrassing for them. The Independent didn’t have a thing there though, which isn’t a good sign. A couple of half decent shots via my iPhone below.

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5 responses to “And Now We Wait”

  1. Bryce Avatar

    Does anyone even vote beneath the line any more?

  2. duncan Avatar

    Please tell me Bryce you didn’t vote above the line. It’s a wasted vote: the big parties decided your preferences that way, where as you get the choice below the line, and the senate really is the only place your vote might make a difference (it doesn’t in the reps)

  3. Ian Avatar
    Ian

    Oh oh, I voted above the line, sorry son.

  4. Gary Barber Avatar

    Funny isn’t it our local polling centre in a marginal seat had banners and at least an army of people for each party. The place looked like a full on production.

  5. Eli Avatar

    Is it wrong to ask people who they voted for?

    Who did you vote for?

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