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Victorian election 2022: micro-parties seeking upper house spots struggle with archaic registration process

An influx of new parties have applied for registration in Victoria, but several are struggling to be registered before the November poll.

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Victorian election 2022: Government inertia on voting reform hands parties total control

Victorian election 2022: Government inertia on voting reform hands parties total control
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Victorian election 2022: Government inertia on voting reform hands parties total control

After eight years in office, there hasn’t been any attempt to ensure that the election result will better represent the will of the people, not preference whisperers and party insiders.

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What Are Election Preference Deals and How Do They Work?

In the run up to the Federal Election, there is growing discussion of “preference deals” between political parties, but what are they?

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Explainer: what are preference deals and how do they work?

With the major parties’ primary votes falling in recent years, preferences matter more than they used to - and they can be messy affairs.

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