Hot Seat ballot results - spreadsheet

Jonathan — Wed, 31 Oct 2007 01:58:37 GMT

58 votes total (about 90 present)

Based on the climate change policies presented, 34% Would vote Labor, 28% Green and 10% Liberal.
This is similar to how they said they voted at the last Federal election (14% voted Liberal, 34% Labor and 28% Green).

However, seven voters (12% - nearly the margin in Cook!! :-) claimed they would change their primary votes, but they balance each other out:
* 3 Labor to Green
* 2 Green to Labor
* 1 each for Labor to Liberal and Liberal to Labor

Selected comments:

* Excellent opportunity to see candidates first hand debating a real issue. (would vote for Buttigieg)

* When will the major parties realise this is a real and urgent issue. I want a planet to leave to my grandchildren! (would vote for Waizer)

* Whichever party gets in, we need to overcome our individual apathy and take action now to ensure our future. (would vote for Waizer)

* I don't think either of the major parties' commitments reflect the necessary urgency required. (would vote for Buttigieg)

* This function is a credit to all concerned [name & phone number supplied] (would vote for Buttigieg)

* Great forum, I look forward to future dialogue between Sutherland Council and SCAN. Clr Kelly Knowles. (would vote for Morrison)

"In the Hot Seat - Cook" A4 poster

Jonathan — Sat, 13 Oct 2007 03:06:39 GMT

A4 poster advertising the Cook candidates forum 30 October 2007.

"In the Hot Seat - Cook" leaflets

Jonathan — Sat, 13 Oct 2007 02:58:05 GMT

Leaflets advertising the Cook candidates forum 30 October 2007.