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b_auspolThe Australian Federal Election has been called for 3 May 2025.
My intentions for this election are to review the parties and independents standing in the NSW Senate ballot. I do not intend to review the ALP, Coalition or the Greens; my view is that anyone who is interested in what the minor parties are offering in the senate has already made up their mind about how they feel about the major party offerings.
This year we have 18 groups running, consisting of 21 separate parties.
My reviews of parties running in NSW, in ballot order:
There are also 3 ungrouped candidates running:
My intentions for this election are to review the parties and independents standing in the NSW Senate ballot. I do not intend to review the ALP, Coalition or the Greens; my view is that anyone who is interested in what the minor parties are offering in the senate has already made up their mind about how they feel about the major party offerings.
This year we have 18 groups running, consisting of 21 separate parties.
My reviews of parties running in NSW, in ballot order:
- Labor
- Max Boddy (the unregistered Socialist Equality Party)
- Australia's Voice
- FUSION | Planet Rescue | Whistleblower Protection | Innovation
- Family First
- Pauline Hanson's One Nation
- Animal Justice Party
- Australian Christians
- Libertarian / HEART / Gerard Rennick People First (Three separate parties running on one ticket)
- Legalise Cannabis Party
- Sustainable Australia Party - Universal Basic Income
- Indigenous - Aboriginal Party of Australia
- Trumpet of Patriots
- Liberal & Nationals
- Jacqui Lambie Network
- Australian Citizens Party
- Socialist Alliance
- The Greens
There are also 3 ungrouped candidates running:
