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- src_vicgreens_transport Transport Being dependent on petrol cars to get around is expensive, especially with fuel prices spiking. greens.org.au
- src_vicgreens_tax_big_banks Tax the big banks We have a plan to make sure the big banks are paying their fair share. greens.org.au
- src_vicgreens_sustainable_homes Sustainable Homes & Cheaper Energy Bills The Greens have a plan to permanently lower your energy bills and make it easier for everyone to access renewable energy. greens.org.au
- src_vicgreens_safety Community Safety Labor and the Liberals' approach to crime clearly isn't working. Despite Victoria having more police than any other state, people don't feel any safer. We need a different approach. greens.org.au
- src_vicgreens_renting Rent Caps Now Renting should be affordable. But rents keep rising and renters are falling further behind. greens.org.au
- src_vicgreens_mental_health Mental Health If you’ve ever struggled to access mental health care, you’re not alone. greens.org.au
- src_vicgreens_justice_policy Justice Policy Policy principles and aims as adopted by members on 27 July 2026. greens.org.au
- src_vicgreens_integrity Integrity Labor, Liberals and One Nation all take donations from billionaires and big corporations. greens.org.au
- src_vicgreens_how_we_pay_for How we will pay for our plans We can make life affordable by making big corporations pay their fair share. greens.org.au
- src_vicgreens_housing Make Housing Affordable But housing is too expensive because Labor and the Liberals give special treatment to the big banks and the property industry. It doesn’t have to be this way. greens.org.au
- src_vicgreens_higher_education Free University & TAFE Universities and TAFEs should be free, fair, and accessible, and employ staff in secure, well paid jobs. greens.org.au
- src_vicgreens_health Health More Victorians are putting off basic healthcare because they can’t afford it. greens.org.au
- src_vicgreens_gender Women, Gender Equality and Family Violence Women and gender diverse people have had enough of violence, inequality, discrimination, and being ignored by the major parties. greens.org.au
- src_vicgreens_gambling Gambling Gambling costs Victoria billions every year – in financial costs, family breakdowns, losing jobs and mental health impacts. greens.org.au
- src_vicgreens_first_nations_justice First Nations & Treaty In Victoria, we’re so fortunate to live in a place with the longest continuous culture in the world. greens.org.au
- src_vicgreens_energy_policy Energy Policy All of our state policy principles and aims should be read alongside our relevant federal policy principles and aims , as well as our state campaigns and federal campaigns . greens.org.au
- src_vicgreens_education Education Every child deserves a great public education, no matter where they live or how much their parents earn. greens.org.au
- src_vicgreens_drugs Drug Harm Reduction Drug use occurs in all parts of our community. It affects people of all ages and backgrounds. greens.org.au
- src_vicgreens_dental Make Dental Free But a third of Victorians don't go until it's an emergency, because it's too expensive. greens.org.au
- src_vicgreens_climate End Coal and Gas Labor in Victoria has opened 5 new fossil fuel projects in the last year, even drilling near the iconic 12 Apostles. The Liberals and One Nation are no better: they want even more coal, gas and logging. greens.org.au
- src_vicgreens_cheaper_groceries End Coal and Gas Everyone should be able to afford healthy food, without the profit-driven price tag. greens.org.au
- src_vicgreens_ai_data_centres AI Data Centres Labor has rolled out the red carpet for hyperscale AI data centres. greens.org.au
- src_vicgreens_achievements What We Have Achieved We have pushed the government to take up our policies through campaigns and electoral and parliamentary pressure. greens.org.au
- src_vicgreens_policy_20261029 Victorian Greens 2026 policy platform — consolidated record The party's published commitments by policy area, with quotes, PBO costings and the inconsistencies between the platform and the launch material. greens.org.au
- src_vicliberal_liberals_and_nationals_energy Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
- src_vicliberal_keeping_victorians_safe_with Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
- src_vicliberal_delivering_australias_first_pr Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
- src_vicliberal_2026_plan https://vic.liberal.org.au/Uploads/1784863237800WVVXJGP_our-plan/2026-plan.pdf No description is published for this page. vic.liberal.org.au
- src_vicliberal_policy_20261029 Victorian Liberals and Nationals — 2026 state election policy record The Coalition's 2026 commitments, Liberal-only, with the Nationals' separate commitments held apart and the party site's movement during the research recorded. vicliberal.org.au
- src_onenation_immigration Immigration Australia’s immigration system is broken. Our population has surged past 27 million, overwhelming housing, infrastructure, and essential services. Wages are stagnating, homeownership is slipping out of reach, and Australians are being forced to compete with cheap foreign labour. www.onenation.org.au
- src_onenation_victoria_illegal_dumping_penal One Nation Victoria Proposes Tougher Penalties for Illegal Dumping - One Nation Victoria One Nation Victoria proposes fines of up to $300,000 and tougher penalties for illegal dumping. vic.onenation.org.au
- src_onenation_victoria_family_support_packag One Nation to put Australian families first - One Nation Victoria One Nation proposes $2,000 in private maternity support and $300 yearly sports funding per child. vic.onenation.org.au
- src_onenation_transport_infrastructure Transport and Infrastructure Cancelling the Suburban Rail Loop to fund what delivers: regional rail duplication, the Airport Rail Link, the Melton line, and fixing regional roads. vic.onenation.org.au
- src_onenation_real_deal_victoria_leadership HOW WE PAY FOR IT: HONEST BOOKS AND DISCIPLINED SPENDING Pauline Hanson and Warren Pickering outline One Nation's plans for Victoria's future. vic.onenation.org.au
- src_onenation_issues Policies - One Nation Victoria One Nation Policies on Issues Affecting Australia and Australians today. vic.onenation.org.au
- src_onenation_health Health and Emergency Services Patients before bureaucracy. 24/7 regional emergency departments, a statewide view of waiting lists, modern fire trucks, and one-step organ donor sign-up. vic.onenation.org.au
- src_onenation_fiscal_management Fiscal Management Cut the executive class, not the front line. Cancelling the Suburban Rail Loop, sunset reviews for agencies, two-out-one-in red tape, and abolishing VicScreen. vic.onenation.org.au
- src_onenation_farming Farming and Rural Affairs Water for farmers who irrigate, not speculators. Farmland protected from industrial energy projects, local timber backed, Labor's fisheries job cuts reversed. vic.onenation.org.au
- src_onenation_energy Energy Victoria sits on coal, gas and uranium. Scrapping net-zero targets, putting Victorian gas first, ending the nuclear ban, and getting power bills back down. vic.onenation.org.au
- src_onenation_education Education Literacy, numeracy and knowledge first. A clear year-by-year syllabus, orderly classrooms, real trade pathways, and vouchers so funding follows the student. vic.onenation.org.au
- src_onenation_democracy_accountability Democracy and Accountability Every dollar in public view. YourMoney.vic.gov.au, Royal Commissions into the Big Build and Victoria's COVID response, and scrapping the Statewide Treaty. vic.onenation.org.au
- src_onenation_crime Crime Toughest state on crime: a 24/7 Bail Court, ninety-day justice for violent charges, adult sentencing for serious child offenders, and police freed to patrol. vic.onenation.org.au
- src_onenation_cost_of_living Cost of Living Winding back Labor's land tax hikes, lifting the payroll tax threshold, abolishing stamp duty on insurance, and cutting the cost built into every new home. vic.onenation.org.au
- src_onenation_policy_20261029 One Nation Victoria — “The Real Deal” policy platform The party's 64-page election booklet section by section, with page references, post-booklet releases and the full costing position: what is costed, by whom, and what is asserted without a method. assets.nationbuilder.com
- src_pbo_2026_election_policy_costings https://pbo.vic.gov.au/2026_election_policy_costings No description is published for this page. pbo.vic.gov.au
- src_premier_premiers_speech_vcoss_pre_2 Oops! Have a look at the web address to make sure it was typed correctly. We may also have deleted this page. www.premier.vic.gov.au
- src_vicnationals_vicnat_2026_10_year https://vic.nationals.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/VicNat_2026-10-Year-Plan_Booklet_SD_v1.9.pdf No description is published for this page. vic.nationals.org.au
- src_vicnationals_natvic_plan_for_reg https://vic.nationals.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/NatVic_Plan-for-Reg-Vic_Booklet_SD_LIB_NAT.pdf No description is published for this page. vic.nationals.org.au
- src_vicnationals_policy_20261029 The Nationals Victoria — 2026 state election policy record (standalone) Both joint booklets, the live policies page, and the commitments the Nationals publish that the Liberals do not. vic.nationals.org.au
- src_vicgov_free_tafe_new_apprentices Free TAFE for new apprentices in 2027 Six priority apprenticeship courses are being added to Free TAFE for 2027, to help grow Victoria’s skilled workforce. www.vic.gov.au
- src_viclabor_royal_commission_into_the Royal Commission into the Construction Sector Back to Labor’s Plan Royal Commission into the Construction Sector Labor is delivering an independent Royal Commission to expose crime and misconduct in the Construction Sector and stop it happening again. Ben Carroll’s first act as Premier was to call a Royal Commission into the construction sector www.viclabor.org.au
- src_viclabor_labor_will_upgrade_50 Labor Will Upgrade 50 Local Roads Now, a re-elected Carroll Labor Government will upgrade 50 local roads. www.viclabor.org.au
- src_viclabor_policy_20261029 Victorian Labor — 2026 election policy platform (portfolio compilation) Portfolio-by-portfolio commitments from the party's releases and the Premier's office, with quotes, figures and a costing status for each. www.viclabor.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_policy_20261029 Victorian Socialists — 2026 state election platform, policy by policy All 28 published policy domains, with quotes and the costing status of each commitment. www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_young_people_deserve_better Young people deserve better Young people struggle to find secure work and decent, affordable housing. We support the right to vote at 16, full adult pay, and liveable welfare payments. www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_workers_power Workers' power Everyone deserves well paid, secure work. We’re fighting for the right to strike, a $35 minimum wage on government-funded work, and an end to wage theft. www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_vicsocialists Vote Socialist For real change In this November’s state election we’re running candidates across Victoria to make sure everyone has the chance to vote socialist and make a stand against the capitalist major parties and the far-right, anti-worker politics of One Nation. www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_van_thanh_rudd Van Thanh Rudd Read Bio Instagram TikTok van.rudd@victoriansocialists.org.au www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_the_rebel_educator_candidates The 'rebel educator' candidates taking on Labor A group of teachers and education support staff - members of Victorian Socialists who, as part of the Socialists in Schools union group, have played a leading role in the rank-and-file rebellion within the AEU - will be running a targeted campaign in this November’s state election challenging eight www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_put_politicians_on_workers Put politicians on worker's wage Politicians should live more like the rest of us. We’ll fight to cap MPs' wages at $96,000 (a sixth-year nurse’s wage) and end their perks. www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_protesting_data_centre_constru Protesting data centre construction in South Morang As discussions about AI datacentres dominate the headlines, it can feel like working-class people have no input into the rollout of these monstrosities. Multinational companies are building them across our suburbs without any constraints, despite the overwhelmingly negative attitude of the public. www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_police_prisons_and_human Police, prisons and human rights ‘Law and order’ politics fills prisons without addressing root causes. We’ll redirect police budget increases into public housing, youth and social services. www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_our_universities_are_not Our universities are not for profit Higher education should run for students and staff, not for profit. We’re fighting to ensure revenue goes to secure jobs, and abolishing fees and student debt. www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_opposing_racism Opposing racism – we’re stronger together Racism serves the rich and powerful by dividing workers. We’re fighting for working-class unity against racism so we can build a better society for everyone. www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_make_power_affordable_and Make power affordable and sustainable Energy is essential infrastructure. We’re fighting for a public takeover to immediately cap electricity and gas bills, and transition to renewables sources. www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_launching_the_2026_state Launching the 2026 State Election Fighting Fund! Help us raise $250,000 for the election campaign - DONATE TODAY www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_kath_larkin Kath Larkin Read Bio Facebook Instagram kath.larkin@victoriansocialists.org.au www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_jordan_van_den_lamb Jordan van den Lamb Read Bio Facebook Instagram X TikTok jordan.vdl@victoriansocialists.org.au www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_jasmine_duff Jasmine Duff We’ve seen how Labor and the Liberals treat ordinary people, and there’s no hope in waiting for them to change. Real change always comes from the bottom up. www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_how_will_we_pay How will we pay for it? We live in a rich state, yet resources are unevenly shared. We want to tax the wealth of the billionaires and banks. This wealth should fund essential services. www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_housing_for_all Housing for all Housing should be a right, not a commodity. We’re fighting for a five-year rent freeze, 150,000 new public homes, and a ban on hoarding property. www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_good_food_and_nutrition Good food and nutrition for all Everyone deserves a decent meal. Good food should be affordable and easily available. We want to set up cost-price food hubs and cap supermarket prices. www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_fix_the_health_crisis Fix the health crisis Healthcare should be universal and free, not for profit. We’re fighting for fully funded public health and the expansion of free community health clinics. www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_first_nations First Nations Australia is built on the dispossession of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Treaty should deliver material change – not just symbolic recognition. www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_fighting_for_women_s Fighting for women’s liberation Women’s oppression is part of the fabric of capitalism. We’re fighting for free, accessible abortion, expanded paid parental leave, and free childcare. www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_end_the_harms_of End the harms of gambling Gambling is an industry built on addiction and misery. We’re fighting to phase out all pokies and ban gambling industry advertising and political donations. www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_early_childhood_primary_and Early childhood, primary and secondary education Every child deserves free, quality public education. We’re fighting for universal preschool and childcare, better student-teacher ratios, and an end to NAPLAN. www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_disability_justice Disability justice Disabled people have a right to independence and equal access to services. We’re fighting to re-fund public disability services cut after the NDIS rollout. www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_dignity_and_security_for Dignity and security for older people Older people deserve dignity and security, not neglect. We’re fighting to ban for-profit aged care and guarantee public housing for pensioners. www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_defend_democracy_and_the Defend democracy and the right to protest Civil liberties are under sustained attack.. Democracy means the freedom to organise, speak out and protest without fear of repression. www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_australia_has_a_serious 'Australia has a serious landlord problem' - Jacobin magazine interview with VS candidate Jordan van den Lamb US-based socialist publication Jacobin recently interviewed Victorian Socialists candidate for Melbourne Jordan van den Lamb (aka. purplepingers ) about the housing crisis in Australia and why far right parties like One Nation don’t offer real solutions to it. www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_arts_and_culture_for Arts and culture for the enjoyment of all Art should belong to everyone, not just the rich. We’re fighting for stronger support for emerging artists, museums, galleries, theatres and live music. www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_andrew_cheeseman Andrew Cheeseman I stand for rebuilding public services sold off under Kennett’s Liberals and recent Labor governments, reversing privatisation and funding this by taxing the rich. www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_addressing_climate_change_and Addressing climate change and protecting our environment The climate crisis is driven by the profit motive. We need a shift to 100 percent publicly owned renewable energy and an end to old-growth logging. www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_accessible_and_sustainable_tra Accessible and sustainable transport Public transport should be public. We’re fighting to reverse the privatisation of transport, make it free, and upgrade regional rail services. www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_a_fair_go_for A fair go for rural and regional Victoria Regional communities deserve the same opportunities. We want to rebuild regional transport, secure sustainable jobs, and end the exploitation of rural workers. www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_vicliberal_20261028_2 Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
- src_vicliberal_20261028 Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
- src_premier_backing_victorian_gas_keep Backing Victorian Gas To Keep Prices Low The Carroll Labor Government is securing more gas for Victorian homes and industry. www.premier.vic.gov.au
- src_vicnationals_danny_obrien_mp_shane Danny O’Brien MP & Shane Sali – Liberals and Nationals to invest $25 million to introduce second Goulburn River crossing The Nationals represent people who live and work in regional Victoria. Two great strengths of the Party are our membership and democratic processes. vic.nationals.org.au
- src_viclabor_threaten_paramedics_youll_pay Threaten Paramedics? You’ll Pay A re-elected Carroll Labor Government will impose more consequences for patients who abuse or threaten ambulance workers. www.viclabor.org.au
- src_viclabor_labor_will_keep_health Labor Will Keep Health Workers Safe At Work Every worker deserves to feel safe in the workplace – including in hospitals. www.viclabor.org.au
- src_viclabor_labor_is_backing_business Labor Is Backing Business & Delivering Surpluses Following the Federal Budget, a re-elected Carroll Labor Government will give Victorian businesses a three-year stamp duty moratorium to provide certainty. www.viclabor.org.au
- src_vicliberal_20261026 Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
- src_viclabor_secure_local_jobs_for Secure, Local Jobs for Public School Cleaners A re-elected Carroll Labor Government will bring public school cleaning services in-house. www.viclabor.org.au
- src_viclabor_labor_will_hire_500 Labor Will Hire 500 More Graduate Nurses and Midwives Nurses and midwives make our public hospitals tick and Labor backs them 100 per cent. www.viclabor.org.au
- src_viclabor_labor_will_slash_wait Labor Will Slash ED Wait Times by up to 20% Everyone deserves to get help fast in a hospital emergency department. www.viclabor.org.au
- src_vicgreens_victorian_greens_concerned_hea Victorian Greens concerned by heavy-handed police response at Djab Wurrung camp The Victorian Greens have expressed serious concern following reports that more than 100 police officers descended on the Djab Wurrung camp near Ararat this morning, where Traditional Owners and supporters are protecting culturally significant trees. greens.org.au
- src_vicgreens_vic_labor_delivers_second Vic Labor delivers second-rate deal that leaves public schools shortchanged The Victorian Greens have criticised the Carroll Labor Government for celebrating a school funding deal that leaves public school students waiting years longer than promised for the bare minimum funding they need. greens.org.au
- src_vicgreens_labors_1_billion_housing Labor’s $1 billion housing plan does nothing to make homes more affordable for first home buyers The Victorian Greens say Labor's latest housing announcement fails to address the biggest barrier facing young Victorians trying to buy their first home - the skyrocketing cost of housing. greens.org.au
- src_premier_backing_regional_communities_b Backing Regional Communities With Battery Power The Carroll Labor Government is bringing down energy bills and delivering more reliable power for regional communities – with neighbourhood batteries at local community facilities. www.premier.vic.gov.au
- src_vicgreens_one_month_go_heres ONE MONTH TO GO: Here's WHAT AT STAKE IN VICTORIA ONE MONTH TO GO: Here's WHAT AT STAKE IN VICTORIA By Ellen Sandell, Leader of the Victorian Greens We are four weeks out from one of the most consequential elections in Victorian history and the tide is turning Green! cdn.greens.org.au
- src_premier_full_steam_ahead_melbourne Full Steam Ahead On Melbourne Airport Rail The Albanese and Carroll Labor Governments are getting on with building Melbourne Airport Rail. www.premier.vic.gov.au
- src_viclabor_labor_will_build_25 Labor will Build 25,000 Homes for First Home Buyers Every Victorian deserves a chance to own a home of their own. www.viclabor.org.au
- src_vicgreens_greens_renew_calls_mandatory Greens renew calls for mandatory affordable housing ahead of Melbourne Assembly The Victorian Greens have renewed calls for Labor to force property developers to build more public, community and affordable housing, after former New York Mayor Bill de Blasio urged Melbourne to introduce mandatory affordable housing targets of 25 per cent in new developments ah greens.org.au
- src_vicliberal_20261020_2 Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
- src_vicliberal_20261020 Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
- src_vicgreens_why_stop_30_greens Why stop at $30? Greens say lets make public transport permanently free The Victorian Greens say Labor's election promise to cap public transport fares at $30 a week for two years is an admission that Victorians are paying too much to get around, but falls well short of the permanent cost-of-living relief people need. greens.org.au
- src_viclabor_capping_fares Labor Will Cap Public Transport Fares at $30 A Week When you're paying for the train five days a week, the cost adds up. www.viclabor.org.au
- src_vicliberal_20261018 Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
- src_viclabor_capping_tolls Labor Will Cap Tolls at $30 A Week Tolls are a cost-of-living pressure on people who need to drive – and fuel prices are rising again. www.viclabor.org.au
- src_vicliberal_20261017 Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
- src_on_vic_candidates_page Candidates — One Nation Victoria (official party page, retrieved 16 Oct 2026) Page banner advertises "THE REAL DEAL - DOWNLOAD THE VIC ONE NATION POLICY BOOKLET" and a donate prompt ("FED UP WITH THE WORST GOVT IN VIC HISTORY? SO ARE WE. vic.onenation.org.au
- src_ajp_site Animal Justice Party Victoria — official website (platform, campaigns and 2026 candidates) Official party site (Victoria): https://vic.animaljusticeparty.org/ and national site https://www.animaljusticeparty.org/. Party description: "The Animal Justice Party is Australia's only political party dedicated to protecting all animals." Slogan/positioning: "Animals, People and Planet" — "kindness over petty politi vic.animaljusticeparty.org
- src_vicgreens_vic_greens_take_coles Vic Greens to take on Coles and Woolworths with public supermarkets: 30% off essentials The Victorian Greens have announced a plan for publicly owned local supermarkets, the first of its kind in Australia, with essential groceries 30% cheaper than the duopoly supermarkets. greens.org.au
- src_vicgreens_vic_greens_call_bank Vic Greens call for bank levy to fund cost-of-living relief after interest rate hike The Victorian Greens have renewed their call for a levy on the big banks to fund cost-of-living relief, after the Reserve Bank today increased interest rates by 25 basis points to 4.6%, the highest cash rate since 2011. greens.org.au
- src_vicgreens_hospital_crisis_and_mental Hospital crisis and mental health cuts show Labor has run health system into the ground The Victorian Greens say revelations of massive deficits across Victoria’s hospitals, alongside explosive reports that Labor gutted the state’s mental health watchdog, reveal a public health system being starved of the funding it needs. greens.org.au
- src_vicgreens_greens_propose_nyc_style Greens propose NYC-style Office of Community Safety & Crime Prevention - a whole-of-government approach to prevent crime and 24/7 crisis outreach The Victorian Greens have announced plans to establish a New York City-inspired Office of Community Safety & Crime Prevention, after Mamdani’s policies helped New York record its safest summer on record. greens.org.au
- src_vicgreens_greens_plan_slash_power Greens plan to slash power bills for renters, apartments and public schools The Victorian Greens have unveiled a new election policy to cut power bills for renters, apartments and public schools. greens.org.au
- src_vicgreens_greens_call_close_donation Greens call to close donation loopholes and get big corporate money out of politics The Victorian Greens have renewed their call to ban political donations from property developers, gambling corporations and other powerful corporate interests, after revelations that a network of companies linked to three wealthy property developers donated almost $60,000 to the Victorian Liberal greens.org.au
- src_vicgreens_another_rent_record_another Another rent record, another reason to replace Labor The Victorian Greens say new figures showing Melbourne unit rents have hit a record $600 a week prove renters cannot afford another four years of Labor, with the Greens the only party going to this election with a plan to directly cut rents. greens.org.au
- src_vicgreens_68_billion_data_centre $68 billion data centre plans expose gaping hole in Labor's new rules The Victorian Greens have renewed calls for an immediate moratorium on new data centres after plans were lodged for a massive $6 billion, 480MW data centre north of Geelong. greens.org.au
- src_fusion_site Fusion Party — site content (as at Oct 2026) Fusion is a grassroots minor party running a registration fundraising drive in Victoria. "The Fusion Party strives for a free, fair, and innovative society for current and future generations, with meaningful work to meet the critical social and ecological challenges of our times. Fusion's approach is to empower communi www.fusionparty.org.au
- src_viclabor_an_abortion_can_cost An Abortion Can Cost $1,000 – Labor Will Change This A woman’s personal choice should never be dictated by the cost of accessing an abortion. www.viclabor.org.au
- src_vic_socialists Victorian Socialists — 2026 state election policies and campaign Headline policy areas (from the policy index): - Workers' power — "Everyone deserves well paid, secure work. We're fighting for the right to strike, a $35 minimum wage on government-funded work, and an end to wage theft." - Housing for all — "Housing should be a right, not a commodity. www.victoriansocialists.org.au
- src_wikipedia_seats_20261015 2026 Victorian state election / 2022 results / opinion polling (wikitext extracts) Labor (56): Northcote 0.2% v GRN · Bass 0.2 · Pakenham 0.4 · Hastings 1.4 · Pascoe Vale 2.0 v GRN · Preston 2.1 v GRN · Ripon 3.0 · Glen Waverley 3.3 · Bayswater 4.2 · Footscray 4.2 v GRN · Yan Yean 4.3 · Melton 4.6 · Ashwood 6.2 · Sunbury 6.4 · Niddrie 6.7 · Greenvale 7.1 · Eureka 7.2 · Box Hill 7.2 · Ringwood 7.5 · M en.wikipedia.org
- src_viclabor_working_with_industry_to Working With Industry to Build More Homes While Victoria is building more homes than any other state – there is more to do. www.viclabor.org.au
- src_viclabor_labor_will_bring_critical Labor Will Bring Critical Minerals Processing Home Victoria is the only state that produces antimony, an in-demand critical mineral. www.viclabor.org.au
- src_eastgippsland_20261013 Bairnsdale Emergency Department — $120m commitment (13 Oct 2026) East Gippsland Shire Council lobbied for a $120 million Bairnsdale Hospital emergency department redevelopment as a priority regional health ask in the 2026 state election campaign. The Victorian Nationals committed to the $120m Bairnsdale ED on 13 October 2026. www.eastgippsland.vic.gov.au
- src_onenewsaustralia_candidates One Nation Victoria — candidates (as at 13 Oct 2026) One Nation is contesting ~103 candidates: 87 lower-house (intending all 88; only Northcote unnamed) plus 8 upper-house region leads (15 Council candidacies sourced in the tracker). vic.onenation.org.au
- src_viclabor_labor_will_close_the Labor Will Close the Regional Health Gap A re-elected Carroll Labor Government will make it fairer and cheaper for regional Victorians to get the care they need. www.viclabor.org.au
- src_vicliberal_20261012 Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
- src_vec_registered_20261012 Political party register — currently registered parties (as at 12 Oct 2026) Extracted from the VEC "Currently registered parties" page. Format below: party name — first registered / re-registered; abbreviated name; registered officer (RO) and address. www.vec.vic.gov.au
- src_viclabor_labor_will_keep_waste Labor Will Keep Waste to Energy Away From Homes A re-elected Carroll Labor Government will introduce a 2-kilometre buffer between new waste-to-energy project boundaries and existing homes. www.viclabor.org.au
- src_viclabor_labor_will_guarantee_royalties Labor Will Guarantee Royalties for the Regions Wealth that’s dug up in regional Victoria should stay in regional Victoria to fund schools, hospitals and roads. www.viclabor.org.au
- src_vicliberal_20261010 Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
- src_viclabor_150_new_fire_trucks 150 New Fire Trucks for the Frontline to Keep Us Safe A re-elected Carroll Labor Government will keep Victorians safe with 150 new fire trucks for the frontline. www.viclabor.org.au
- src_vicliberal_20261006 Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
- src_on_vic_launch One Nation Launches 2026 Victorian Election Campaign in Melbourne "VICTORIA — Join Pauline Hanson's local One Nation team as we represent Australian values in Victoria, always putting people before politics."; "THE REAL DEAL - DOWNLOAD THE VIC ONE NATION POLICY BOOKLET"; "FED UP WITH THE WORST GOVT IN VIC HISTORY? SO ARE WE. DONATE NOW". www.onenation.org.au
- src_premier_premiers_speech_vcoss_pre Premier's Speech VCOSS Premier Ben Carroll MP Speech to the VCOSS Pre-election Community Sector Summit www.premier.vic.gov.au
- src_nationals_policies The Nationals Victoria — 2026 policy platform "Fair Share Guarantee — 25% of the people, 25% of the funding" — lock at least 25% of all new infrastructure spending into regional Victoria. vic.nationals.org.au
- src_vicliberal_20261004 Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
- src_viclabor_landtax Labor will cut land tax to help with the cost of living Victorians are dealing with higher interest rates and household budgets are under pressure. That's why a re-elected Carroll Labor Government will cut land tax. www.viclabor.org.au
- src_vicliberal_20261003 Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
- src_parliamentvic_election 2026 Victorian state election (Parliament of Victoria) "The next Victorian state election will be held on Saturday, 28 November 2026. Victorians will elect the members for Victoria's 61st Parliament." www.parliament.vic.gov.au
- src_viclabor_only_labor_will_protect Only Labor Will Protect Racing Jobs Labor’s new direction for the economy starts locally – with the sports and venues that Victorians love to go to. www.viclabor.org.au
- src_premier_melbourne_airport_rail_stage Melbourne Airport Rail Stage 2 Set For Take-Off The Albanese and Carroll Labor Governments are getting on with building Melbourne Airport Rail Stage 2, with work set to begin in the coming weeks. It will include a new 7.4-kilometre rail line from Albion toward the Airport precinct via a brand-new Keilor East station, as part of the $12 billion jo www.premier.vic.gov.au
- src_ibac_20260929 IBAC issues warning to political parties ahead of state election Commissioner Victoria Elliott wrote to every party/candidate flagging heightened corruption risk in the pre-election period (donations, lobbying, privileged access); urged detailed records and compliance with Victoria's new political donation rules (passed 2026). Warned against publicising complaints (could be seen as www.ibac.vic.gov.au
- src_greens_20260924 Fastest rent hikes in Australia show why Victoria needs rent caps — saving renters $15,590 by 2030 Melbourne renters are being slugged with the fastest rent increases in the country, with new figures showing the city's median weekly rent jumped by more than $20 (3.5 per cent) to $600 in the June quarter. greens.org.au
- src_vicnationals_policy_crime_safety Policy - CRIME & SAFETY - The Nationals Victoria The Nationals represent people who live and work in regional Victoria. Two great strengths of the Party are our membership and democratic processes. vic.nationals.org.au
- src_vec_mediahandbook_202608 VEC 2026 State Election Media Handbook (extracted) Introduction (Electoral Commissioner Sven Bluemmel): the 28 Nov 2026 state election is "shaping up to be the largest and most complex in Victoria's history." www.vec.vic.gov.au
- src_vicliberal_20260923 Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
- src_vec_verify_202609 Verifying information about elections We are the impartial umpire that runs state and local council elections in Victoria. We are independent of government. www.vec.vic.gov.au
- src_vec_misinfo_202609 What is electoral misinformation? (VEC misinformation register) VEC page created 2026-09-23, last modified 2026-10-09. Keywords: electoral transparency, truth in advertising, generative AI, AI, deepfake, fact-checking, misinformation register, stop and consider. www.vec.vic.gov.au
- src_viclabor_toughest_penalties_ever_for Toughest Penalties Ever for Rapists and Sex Offenders Every victim-survivor of family or sexual violence deserves justice. www.viclabor.org.au
- src_vicliberal_20260919 Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
- src_vicgreens_greens_say_more_tafe Greens say more TAFE funding needed as Victoria ranks dead last and educators working a day a week unpaid The Victorian Greens are calling for increased investment in TAFE following new research showing Victorian TAFE teachers are working an average of seven unpaid hours every week. greens.org.au
- src_parliamentvic_coercive_control New laws to criminalise coercive control New family violence reforms to create a standalone criminal offence of coercive control, have passed the Parliament. www.parliament.vic.gov.au
- src_viclabor_labors_plan_for_a Labor's Plan for a Full Force - In Full Health That’s why the Police Association of Victoria built BlueHub – to support the mental health and wellbeing of police. www.viclabor.org.au
- src_viclabor_labor_will_implement_jacks Labor Will Implement 'Jack's Law' Stop and Search Powers Police must have more powers to get these knives off our streets. www.viclabor.org.au
- src_viclabor_only_labor_has_a Only Labor Has a Real Plan to Recruit a Full Police Force That’s the number the Police Association says Victoria needs to have a full police force. www.viclabor.org.au
- src_vicliberal_20260912 Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
- src_vicgreens_victorian_greens_make_gambling Victorian Greens to make gambling giants pay to fix your teeth The Victorian Greens have today unveiled a plan to make dental care free for every Victorian, funded by making gambling giants and big corporations pay their fair share of tax. greens.org.au
- src_vec_20260906 2026 Electoral Act amendments What changed: - Removal of group voting tickets. Voting above or below the line: voters need to number at least 5 boxes, either above or below the line. www.vec.vic.gov.au
- src_parliamentvic_election_costings A commitment to independent and real-time costings With Victorians heading to the polls on 28 November, a small office tucked away behind Parliament is doing the hard work of putting real cost figures to the election promises that parties are committed to. www.parliament.vic.gov.au
- src_vicliberal_20260831 Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
- src_mod_vec_donations_2026 Political donations — Victorian disclosure rules and the public register Victorian Electoral Commission, page modified 24 August 2026 (values correct as at 1 July 2026). Retrieved 16 Oct 2026. www.vec.vic.gov.au
- src_vicliberal_20260822 Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
- src_viclabor_premier_to_fight_for I Became Premier To Fight For Working People Transcript of the Premier’s remarks at Tullamarine Community Hall www.viclabor.org.au
- src_viclabor_only_labor_will_deliver Only Labor Will Deliver Free Dental Care For All Victorians Labor will invest $230 million to open 10 free Public Dental Clinics across the state. www.viclabor.org.au
- src_vec_electors_20260820 Victorian Electors by Locality, Postcode and Electorates (August 2026) Victorian Electoral Commission dataset of electors by locality, postcode and electoral district, August 2026. discover.data.vic.gov.au
- src_vicliberal_20260819_2 Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
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- src_mod_aec_transparency What's changing? — federal funding and disclosure reform Australian Electoral Commission, page updated 18 August 2026. Retrieved 16 Oct 2026. www.aec.gov.au
- src_vicliberal_20260815 Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
- src_eastgippsland_20260814 East Gippsland Shire Council election advocacy — Emergency Services and Volunteers Fund (ESVF) reform East Gippsland Shire Council placed reform of the Emergency Services and Volunteers Fund (ESVF) levy at the centre of its election advocacy ahead of the 28 November 2026 Victorian state election, joining Rural Councils Victoria and the Municipal Association of Victoria (MAV) in calling for change. www.eastgippsland.vic.gov.au
- src_vicliberal_20260809 Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
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- src_vec_20260807 Application to register Free Palestine Party refused An application by Free Palestine Party to register as a political party in Victoria has been refused. The VEC was required to refuse the application from Free Palestine Party due to its name. www.vec.vic.gov.au
- src_vec_20260805 Free Palestine registered as a political party Free Palestine is now registered as a political party in Victoria. It applied for registration on 2 May 2026. vec.vic.gov.au
- src_onenewsaustralia_upperticket Victoria, it's time to take our state back — One Nation upper-house ticket and leadership 4 August 2026. One Nation leader Pauline Hanson officially launched its Victorian election campaign, announcing Warren Pickering as Victorian State Leader and unveiling a united team of Upper House candidates. vic.onenation.org.au
- src_vicliberal_20260730 Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
- src_premier_20260729 Making Victoria's Elections Fairer and More Transparent (media release) Published Wednesday 29 July 2026. Victorians deserve to know where their preferences go... www.premier.vic.gov.au
- src_mod_abs_census_2026_products 2026 Census product guide Census night confirmed as Tuesday 11 August 2026 (ABS media release, 19 August 2026: https://www.abs.gov.au/media-centre/media-releases/dont-wait-complete-your-census-today). www.abs.gov.au
- src_legislation_cannabis Cannabis Legalisation Plebiscite Bill 2026 The Bill provided for a plebiscite on legalising adult-use cannabis in Victoria. It was defeated on 12 August 2026. www.legislation.vic.gov.au
- src_vicliberal_20260719 Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
- src_vicnationals_policy_roads_major_projects Policy - FIXING REGIONAL ROADS - The Nationals Victoria The Nationals represent people who live and work in regional Victoria. Two great strengths of the Party are our membership and democratic processes. vic.nationals.org.au
- src_vicnationals_policy_economy_budget_repair Policy - ECONOMY & BUDGET REPAIR - The Nationals Victoria The Nationals represent people who live and work in regional Victoria. Two great strengths of the Party are our membership and democratic processes. vic.nationals.org.au
- src_vicnationals_policy_cost_of_living Policy - COST OF LIVING - The Nationals Victoria The Nationals represent people who live and work in regional Victoria. Two great strengths of the Party are our membership and democratic processes. vic.nationals.org.au
- src_vicgreens_greens_unveil_bold_housing Greens unveil bold housing plan to bring down the cost of buying a home by abolishing stamp duty and “ultra-wealth tax” The Victorian Greens have unveiled the details of their bold plan to bring down the cost of buying a home. greens.org.au
- src_vec_fusion_application Application for registration by Fusion Party Victoria – Reignite Democracy The Victorian Electoral Commission (VEC) has received an application from Fusion Party Victoria – Reignite Democracy for registration as a political party. The application includes the following proposed particulars: www.vec.vic.gov.au
- src_premier_our_18_billion_energy Our $18 Billion Energy Jobs Guarantee To Regional Victoria Labor is growing Victoria’s energy workforce by 50 per cent by 2040. www.premier.vic.gov.au
- src_vicliberal_20260616 Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
- src_vicnationals_melina_bath_mp_martin Melina Bath MP & Martin Cameron MP – Nationals reinforce support for firearms owners at packed forum The Nationals represent people who live and work in regional Victoria. Two great strengths of the Party are our membership and democratic processes. vic.nationals.org.au
- src_premier_20260610 Housing — Affordable Housing Rental Scheme settings and the Big Housing Build Labor's housing response (June 2026): - Affordable Housing Rental Scheme settings: rent set to min(30% of income, 74.99% of market rent), with five-year leases. - $6.3 billion Big Housing Build (social and affordable housing program). www.premier.vic.gov.au
- src_ettershank David Ettershank (Legalise Cannabis Victoria) — retirement and Cannabis Legalisation Plebiscite Bill 2026 David Ettershank is a Legalise Cannabis Victoria MLC for Western Metropolitan Region (elected 2022). He confirmed on 2 June 2026 that he will not recontest the 2026 state election. www.legislation.vic.gov.au
- src_premier_more_funding_our_emergency More Funding For Our Emergency Services With fires and floods happening more frequently, Labor is making sure emergency services have the tools they need to keep Victorians safe. www.premier.vic.gov.au
- src_parliament_petition Legislative Council petition to repeal the statewide Treaty (Rikkie-Lee Tyrrell) A Legislative Council petition to repeal Victoria's statewide Treaty, sponsored by Rikkie-Lee Tyrrell (One Nation MLC, Northern Victoria), attracted 579 signatures. www.parliament.vic.gov.au
- src_premier_ibac_powers_be_expanded IBAC Powers To Be Expanded The Allan Labor Government will strengthen Victoria's integrity system and give the Independent Broad-based Anti-Corruption Commission (IBAC) far reaching powers – including follow-the-money investigatory powers. www.premier.vic.gov.au
- src_premier_best_midday_power_offer Best Midday Power Offer In The Country Victorians will soon have access to the biggest and cheapest free midday power offer in the country. www.premier.vic.gov.au
- src_vicnationals_danny_obrien_mp_melina Danny O’Brien MP & Melina Bath MP – Common sense prevails on firearm caps The Nationals represent people who live and work in regional Victoria. Two great strengths of the Party are our membership and democratic processes. vic.nationals.org.au
- src_premier_20260526 The SEC is powering up and helping you save "Easy Electric SEC" one-stop shop to switch gas->electric; savings up to $1,900/yr, up to $2,230 with rooftop solar; $303m investment to expand SEC; portfolio >1GW of renewable projects in four years; SEC Apprenticeship Academy; "The Liberals and Nationals will cut the SEC just like they did in the 90s.". www.premier.vic.gov.au
- src_esc_20260525 Regulator reduces Victorian default electricity prices Victorian Default Offer (VDO) 2026-27 (from 1 July 2026): residential down avg 5% (-$84) to $1,591; small business down 6% (-$241) to $3,380. Zone changes: AusNet -8% (households), CitiPower -4%, Jemena -4%, Powercor -4%, United Energy -3%. ~512,000 households (17%) and 62,000 small businesses (21%) are on the VDO. esc.vic.gov.au
- src_vec_decisions_20260525 Party registration decisions and changes (VEC register, as at 25 May 2026 — full record 2018–Oct 2026) Page notes. To register in Victoria parties must meet specific requirements under the *Electoral Act 2002* (Vic); the page lists all parties registered in Victoria since 2018. www.vec.vic.gov.au
- src_vicliberal_20260522 Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
- src_mod_vec_2022_preference_distributions State election statistics — full preference distributions, 2022 state election Victorian Electoral Commission. Page retrieved 16 Oct 2026 via the Internet Archive copy (`https://web.archive.org/web/20260515050318/` + the URL above) because the live path returns HTTP 404 after the VEC's 2026 site restructuring. www.vec.vic.gov.au
- src_vicgreens_greens_say_labor_notice Greens say Labor is on notice to reinstate $2.4 billion for public schools after damning inquiry report The Victorian Greens have said Labor is on notice to reinstate the $2.4 billion for public schools that was quietly cut last year by Jacinta Allan’s Labor government. greens.org.au
- src_vicliberal_20260508 Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
- src_premier_20260505 Health and ambulance investment — 2026-27 Victorian Budget Labor's FY2026-27 budget adds $3.9 billion to health (total >$32.3 billion), including: - $1.6 billion in hospital funding. - $50.7 million for ambulance/Triple Zero reform. www.premier.vic.gov.au
- src_premier_melton_electrification_way Melton Electrification On The Way The Allan and Albanese Labor Governments will deliver vital development works to support the future electrification of the Melton Line. www.premier.vic.gov.au
- src_budget Victorian Budget 2026-27 — "Easier. Safer. More Affordable." Treasurer Jaclyn Symes. Delivered 2 May 2026. www.budget.vic.gov.au
- src_vicliberal_20260501 Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
- src_vicgreens_melbourne_renters_could_have Melbourne Renters could have saved $39,000 with Greens’ rent controls Renters in Melbourne could have saved $39,000 if rent controls had been permanently introduced 5 years ago, according to a new costing from the Parliamentary Budget Office. greens.org.au
- src_vicliberal_20260414 Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
- src_vicliberal_20260408 Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
- src_vicnationals_homes Homes - The Nationals Victoria The Nationals represent people who live and work in regional Victoria. Two great strengths of the Party are our membership and democratic processes. vic.nationals.org.au
- src_vicliberal_20260225 Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
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- src_aec_stopandconsider Stop and Consider: Our campaign AEC page updated 2 February 2026 (page created 2019-03-05, modified 2019-04-30). Subject: federal election, disinformation, false information, Stop and consider. www.aec.gov.au
- src_vicliberal_20251202 Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
- src_vicnationals_melina_bath_mp_first Melina Bath MP – First Nations Victoria – our plan to improve Indigenous lives The Nationals represent people who live and work in regional Victoria. Two great strengths of the Party are our membership and democratic processes. vic.nationals.org.au
- src_vec_regions_20250817 State regions — VEC region pages (eight Legislative Council regions) "The 8 electoral regions in Victoria. Each region is made up of 11 districts. www.vec.vic.gov.au
- src_vec_20250817 State regions (and district composition of each region) There are 8 electoral regions in Victoria. Each region is made up of 11 districts. www.vec.vic.gov.au
- src_vicgov_vehicle_registration_rebate Vehicle registration rebate From Monday 1 June to Monday 31 August 2026 Victorians can apply for a 20% rebate on their vehicle registration payments. www.vic.gov.au
- src_vicliberal_20250526 Welcome to Liberal Victoria website. No description is published for this page. vicliberal.org.au
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- src_vicmap_sed_2022 Vicmap Admin — State Assembly Polygon 2022 (Legislative Assembly district boundaries) Vicmap administrative boundary polygons for the 88 Legislative Assembly districts, 2022. discover.data.vic.gov.au
- src_mod_australian_polling_council_code Australian Polling Council — Code of Conduct and methodology disclosure standards Australian Polling Council (established 2021). Retrieved 16 Oct 2026. www.australianpollingcouncil.com
- src_mod_bpc_2019_uk_polls The Performance of the Polls in the 2019 General Election BPC publishes the headline aggregate only; the per-pollster table is in the linked press release. www.britishpollingcouncil.org
- src_vicnationals_vicnationals News Leader of The Nationals Matt Canavan will visit Gippsland next week for a two-day tour focused on the major industries, employers and regional communities driving the local economy. Senator Canavan… vic.nationals.org.au
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- src_abc_vic_election_racist_rhetoric In Victoria's election race, some fear One Nation's rhetoric is stirring ugly divides Some Victorian multicultural leaders warn of a rise in acts of racism in the community, as the national debate on migration filters into the state election campaign. www.abc.net.au
- src_gippslandmonitor_one_nation_keep_ageing One Nation will keep ageing coal plants running in Gippsland – despite industry warnings on reliability With an increasing amount of unplanned outages and high maintenance costs, how much will the taxpayer cough up to keep the stations humming? www.gippslandmonitor.com.au
- src_onenews_one_nation_targets_victoria One Nation targets Victoria homelessness crisis with regional bed guarantee after Labor real spending per person drops 17% Warren Pickering's One Nation homelessness policy promises crisis beds in every Victorian region as Labor's spending per person falls 17.2%. www.onenewsaustralia.com
- src_abc_labor_25_local_roads Liberals match Labor funding promise to ease Geelong traffic congestion Stage one of the promised roadworks would connect the Surf Coast Highway and Barwon Heads Road in Geelong's southern suburbs, effectively extending the Geelong Ring Road to improve transport to the Bellarine Peninsula. www.abc.net.au
- src_abc_coalition_to_revive_native Planned burns doubled and salvage wood to go to industry under Coalition election pledge The Coalition is promising to revive Victoria's native timber industry through the collection and processing of fuel load as part of a new state election pledge. www.abc.net.au
- src_gippslandmonitor_narracan_candidates_warragul_m From hospitals to energy: Narracan candidates make their case as fast-growing electorate prepares for election day The Monitor attended a Warragul event to chat to wannabe politicians and voters about the upcoming poll. www.gippslandmonitor.com.au
- src_smh_schools_to_lose_thousands The late-night letter that blindsided Melbourne principals over classroom support Six weeks from the end of the school year, principals and teachers say they have been blindsided by a government decision to reduce disability support funding. www.smh.com.au
- src_dandenong_state_election_what_are Just a moment... No description is published for this page. dandenong.starcommunity.com.au
- src_reneweconomy_from_solar_apartments_to Solar rebates for apartments expanded, farmers offered grants to go electric as state election looms A final flurry of energy policy initiatives ranging from rooftop solar rebates to community batteries and expanded energy upgrades unveiled ahead of state election. reneweconomy.com.au
- src_abc_victorian_liberals_to_ban Victorian Liberals vow to ban 'globalise the intifada' if elected in November Opposition Leader Jess Wilson says the phrase will be outlawed under incitement to violence laws if her party wins government. www.abc.net.au
- src_abc_vic_labor_campaign_launch Labor reveals $1.5 billion promise to slash emergency wait times in Victorian hospitals Victorian Labor has announced a new plan to slash emergency wait times at a dozen hospitals, following a flurry of opposition promises in the health space. www.abc.net.au
- src_educationhq_long_term_agreement_finally Long term agreement finally signed to fully fund Victorian public schools The Albanese and Carroll Labor Governments have signed a long-term agreement to fully fund Victorian public schools, however union leaders have described a delay of part of Victoria’s contribution until 2031 as “unfair”. educationhq.com
- src_pakenhamnews_not_looking_at_the Just a moment... No description is published for this page. pakenhamnews.starcommunity.com.au
- src_abc_labor_pledges_road_toll Labor pledges freeway toll cap, Coalition vows gas ban repeal Victoria's premier and opposition leader have announced duelling pledges on public transport fares and gas installations in the latest round of campaigning ahead of next month's state election. www.abc.net.au
- src_abc_economists_concerns_liberal_co Coalition's economic plans would worsen troubled Victorian budget, economists warn Two economists have warned Victoria's troubled budget would get worse under a Coalition government, because plans unveiled so far fail to cut enough spending while reducing taxes. www.abc.net.au
- src_firstnationsnews_election_clouds_future_of Election clouds future of historic First Peoples treaty By ALLANAH SCIBERRAS Hailed as "two worlds" coming together to forge deeper understanding, the signing of Victoria's nation-first treaty marked a historic firstnationsnews.com.au
- src_saturdaypaper_exclusive_warren_pickerings_pi Exclusive: Warren Pickering’s pitch for Victoria In an interview with The Saturday Paper, One Nation’s Victorian leader outlines his vision for the state and confirms his advances to the Liberals over power sharing. www.thesaturdaypaper.com.au
- src_nationalaccount_do_the_victorian_liberals Do the Victorian Liberals want nuclear energy? The federal Liberals and One Nation are in favour, but what does Jess Wilson think? www.nationalaccount.com.au
- src_abc_20261015 Labor pledges to provide free abortion care if re-elected in Victoria next month By state political reporter Richard Willingham. Posted Thu 15 Oct 2026 at 5:14am, updated 12:29pm. www.abc.net.au
- src_abc_20261012 One Nation denies AI-generated video used to launch Victorian election campaign was racist One Nation's Victorian deputy leader has defended an AI-generated campaign video featuring a suicide bomber and a home invader, denying it was racist. www.abc.net.au
- src_heraldsun_jimpenman Jim Penman endorsed as Libertarian candidate in Northcote Entrepreneur Jim Penman — founder of the Jim's Group home-services franchise — was endorsed as the Libertarian (formerly Liberal Democrats) candidate for Northcote in the 2026 Victorian state election. www.heraldsun.com.au
- src_afr_vicelection Wilson yet to pass the campaign or budget test The AFR View (unsigned editorial), published Oct 11, 2026 – 6.36pm. Section: Politics / The AFR View. www.afr.com
- src_age_wilson_s_promise_of Coalition’s flagship health policy hit by $880 million budget shortfall Opposition leader Jess Wilson is promising to pay for more elective surgeries by winding up the state’s investment company. But the sums don’t add up. www.theage.com.au
- src_abc_victorian_election_mineral_roy Mineral royalties and technical colleges in duelling Victorian election pledges Labor Premier Ben Carroll and Coalition leader Jess Wilson will today announce duelling policies on mineral royalties and technical colleges ahead of next month's Victorian election. www.abc.net.au
- src_guardian_20261010 Seeing orange: Nationals under threat in regional Victoria as angry voters consider One Nation On a Friday afternoon last month, the Victorian Nationals leader, Danny O'Brien, was driving around his electorate putting up corflutes when he came across a herd of cows blocking a road near Poowong. As he waited for them to pass, O'Brien began talking politics with the woman herding them. www.theguardian.com
- src_on_guardian_gippsland Seeing orange: Nationals under threat in regional Victoria as angry voters consider One Nation "Polls show One Nation's vote is hovering about 20% statewide – with support even higher in regional areas."; "Victorian Labor's internal polling leaked in June showed the Nationals could face a wipeout at November's state election. Another poll, commissioned by Trades Hall, showed the Nationals losing at least three s www.theguardian.com
- src_saturdaypaper_one_nations_flawed_justice One Nation’s flawed justice system ‘rebuild’ One Nation has released plans to lower the age of criminal responsibility, increase sentences and reduce bail, which lawyers say are unworkable and wildly expensive policies. www.thesaturdaypaper.com.au
- src_guardian_20261009 Vegetarian buffet and a 'free dental' raffle prize: Greens launch bullish bid to 'take our country back' in Victoria "Well, this wasn't in my diary a week ago," the Greens' newly elected federal leader, David Shoebridge, said from the altar of an inclusive church in Melbourne's inner north. The New South Wales senator was a late addition to the launch of the Victorian Greens election campaign on Thursday, but delivered a rousing poli www.theguardian.com
- src_abc_20261008 Greens vow state-owned supermarkets in Victorian election campaign launch The Greens have promised to slash grocery prices up to 30 per cent by building 10 government-owned supermarkets as part of their state election campaign launch. www.abc.net.au
- src_onenews_one_nation_victorian_election One Nation Victoria: Warren Pickering unveils policies to scrap net zero and Labor’s Statewide Treaty One Nation unveils its 2026 Victorian election platform, proposing crime reforms, regional tax relief, and nuclear energy. Read the full policy breakdown. www.onenewsaustralia.com
- src_age_20261007 'A leaf out of the Mamdani playbook': Greens kick off campaign with public supermarket plan Victorian Greens leader Ellen Sandell last month sat in the middle of a semi-forbidden Carlton median strip sipping a canned yuzu gin spritz when a resident walked past and shouted out. "I'm voting Greens this time," they said. "I'm a Labor voter [but] I'm so fed up with them." www.theage.com.au
- src_afr_20261006 Victoria is facing a $3b-a-year debt bomb Victorian government bond yields, rising interest rates and a property market slump could blow a hole in the state budget. www.afr.com
- src_onenation_20261006 One Nation campaign launch — "The Real Deal" (3-6 Oct 2026) One Nation launched its Victorian campaign on 3 October 2026 at Crown Casino, ~750-1,000 attendees, with Pauline Hanson (national leader) and Warren Pickering (Victorian state leader). The ABC and Guardian Australia were barred from the event. www.abc.net.au
- src_age_one_nation_s_promise One Nation’s promise to repair Victoria’s finances creates $4 billion black hole Pauline Hanson’s cost-free policy prescription for Victoria would leave the budget worse off and do little to improve housing affordability. www.theage.com.au
- src_austoday_one_nation_pushes_for One Nation pushes for ban on burqas, niqabs and other full-face coverings in schools ahead of Victorian state elections - The Australia Today It also wants to strip cross-curriculum priorities, including Indigenous histories and cultures, sustainability and engagement with Asia, from some core subjects www.theaustraliatoday.com.au
- src_saturdaypaper_20261005 Major parties kickstart Victoria election campaigns Labor, the Coalition and One Nation all officially started their election campaigns in Victoria over the weekend, revealing their respective agendas on how they would govern the state. www.thesaturdaypaper.com.au
- src_abc_victorias_three_opposition_ele Victoria's premier faces two oppositions heading into the state election With voters flocking to One Nation and Premier Ben Carroll doing all he can to distance himself from his predecessors, Victoria is gearing up for an unusual election in eight weeks' time. www.abc.net.au
- src_redflag_on_the_campaign_trail On the campaign trail with Victorian Socialists “We need Jasmine in parliament!”, called out Abdul. He runs Konjo, an Ethiopian cafe in Footscray. He’d just let us use the cafe as a backdrop for a promotional video we were making for the Victorian Socialists’ state election campaign. I’m running as the party’s candidate for redflag.org.au
- src_guardian_20261004 Labor may be on the nose in inner Melbourne over public housing – but it's taking the fight to the Greens Pauline's journey to Australia was long. Part of the Chinese Hakka minority targeted during Indonesia's invasion of Timor-Leste, she went first to Jakarta, then Portugal, before finally making her way to Melbourne in 1984. www.theguardian.com
- src_abc_victoria_liberals_elective_sur Victorian Liberals promise to slash surgery wait times while Labor vows to scrap land tax changes The major parties are ramping up their election campaigns in Victoria, as the Coalition vows to halve elective surgery wait times and Labor promises to reverse course on land tax. www.abc.net.au
- src_abc_20261003b One Nation pledges law-and-order investment while taking axe to SRL, Treaty and climate policies One Nation has launched its campaign for the Victorian state election, promising to fund law-and-order measures by scrapping the Suburban Rail Loop and Treaty. www.abc.net.au
- src_on_abc_logging One Nation promises to revive Victoria's native timber industry but cannot cite the cost "One Nation has promised to resume native timber logging in Victoria if it wins the state election, but has not said how the policy would be funded or achieved. The party says its policy also includes provisions to protect old-growth forest and native habitat."; One Nation's Narracan candidate Ben Lucas said the policy www.abc.net.au
- src_abc_20261001 Victorian doctors and allied health professionals strike amid ongoing pay disputes Doctors 4-hour stoppage (3:30-7:30pm); allied health 24-hour strike at 43 public hospitals; EDs exempt; AMA Victoria president Simon Judkins: >60 meetings, six months of promised offers; seeking 12.5-hour shift cap and 3 consecutive days off per fortnight; doctors currently working 14-hour shifts; VAHPA secretary Aneta www.abc.net.au
- src_age_call_that_pork_barrelling Call that pork-barrelling? Hold my beer, says Jess Wilson The Coalition has promised to build a new airport rail station in Keilor East. Pity no one told the transport spokesman who said “there is no public-interest case for it”. www.theage.com.au
- src_onenews_warren_pickering_vows_full Warren Pickering vows to 'blow the books wide open' after Labor hid a fare tax, bikie warnings, a lottery licence and coal deals One Nation's Warren Pickering vows a Treasury audit after watchdogs exposed a secret fare tax and lottery licence, as debt nears $200 billion. www.onenewsaustralia.com
- src_abc_keilor_east_station_melbourne Keilor East, key train station in Melbourne Airport Rail plan, to be built by 2031 A long-awaited train line to the Melbourne Airport is a step closer, with the state and federal governments announcing a timeline for completion of the nearby Keilor East station. www.abc.net.au
- src_abc_victoria_upfield_line_rail Government promises $80m study into duplicating Upfield Line, delaying level crossing removal Ben Carroll says his government will spend $80 million on a study and will duplicate the Upfield line, if re-elected. www.abc.net.au
- src_on_guardian_cash_grab 'Cash grab': One Nation demands up to $630,000 from Victorian election candidates One Nation told the Guardian that 1,209 people put in an expression of interest to run in the November state election, and approximately 220 proceeded to the final stage; Applicants paid a $150 "non refundable application fee" (invoices seen by the Guardian). An estimated $33,000 would flow to the party if all final-st www.theguardian.com
- src_guardian_20260924 Victorian Labor makes abortion access easier amid fears One Nation could try to wind it back The Victorian government is announcing new measures to improve access to medical abortion, as it puts reproductive rights on the election agenda and claims One Nation could use abortion as a negotiating chip with the Coalition in the event of a hung parliament. www.theguardian.com
- src_on_abc_730_carroll Victorian Premier Ben Carroll is terrified of One Nation, his main Liberal rival is not "One Nation has recently won seats in by-elections, first in the federal NSW seat of Farrer and in the WA state seat of Secret Harbour."; Premier Ben Carroll: "One Nation terrifies me"; "I will fight every day against the Liberal Party and One Nation coming together, because that is what will happen in November if Labo www.abc.net.au
- src_abc_20260923 Victorian Premier Ben Carroll is terrified of One Nation, his main Liberal rival is not Victorian Premier Ben Carroll has declared "One Nation terrifies me" as he escalated the state Labor party's warning about the prospect of the Coalition governing with Pauline Hanson's party after November's state election. www.abc.net.au
- src_saturdaypaper_20260921 Carroll pledges tougher sexual violence laws Victorian Premier Ben Carroll has promised to introduce new laws that crackdown on sexual and domestic violence perpetrators if re-elected in the November election. www.thesaturdaypaper.com.au
- src_age_20260919 Fix Victoria's ads have made a big splash. So why are they about to disappear? It was in the dying moments of Collingwood's AFL season, just after Arty Jones stepped onto his right foot to give back the Western Bulldogs the lead in a cut-throat final, that a Friday night, prime-time television audience first got a glimpse of a mob called Fix Victoria. As the Channel Seven control booth cut to the www.theage.com.au
- src_on_guardian_candidates Alleged underworld supporters and unfounded health claims: One Nation rolls out more Victorian election candidates "One Nation has used social media to unveil a steady stream of candidates, with 51 of the 88 lower house spots now filled" (as at 18-19 September 2026); Michael Piastrino (Berwick, launched Sunday 13 September): his launch "was attended by Malaki Salesui, who was convicted in 2021 for his role in an organised car-theft www.theguardian.com
- src_abc_20260916 Royal commission into Victorian construction sector corruption to open next week Royal Commission into the Integrity of Major Public and Civil Infrastructure Construction Projects in Victoria; opening hearing Melbourne Magistrates' Court 23 Sept, two months before election; Called by Ben Carroll as his first act as premier (July 2026); report due August 2027; Terms of reference "broad... nothing is www.abc.net.au
- src_smh_20260915 Jack's Law: Ben Carroll pledges random police search powers for knife crime Police and PSOs would have the power to randomly search people anywhere in public with metal detectors, without needing a warrant or reasonable suspicion they have a weapon, under an election promise by Premier Ben Carroll. www.smh.com.au
- src_abc_20260914 One Nation migration plan to cut students and migrant worker families Net-negative migration first three years (cut 750,000 over three years), then ceiling of 130,000/yr; Student visas 590,000 -> 350,000 (cap just over 100,000/yr; was ~290,000 granted last FY); graduate visas 270,000 -> 40,000; family visas for students/skilled workers cut to zero (exception: partners/children of postgra www.abc.net.au
- src_afr_20260914 Energy bills will rise 'astronomically' under One Nation, Coalition New Victorian Energy Minister Jaclyn Symes says a One Nation-led plan to cut bills by cancelling a huge cable project and increasing gas generation is misleading voters, and that the government has all but ruled out changes to a controversial policy to phase out household gas use. www.afr.com
- src_smh_20260909 Hanson explodes in clash over One Nation candidate's drug past Dekk: The One Nation leader's interview with Chris Kenny on News24 went off the rails as she defended the party's Victorian leader, Warren Pickering. www.smh.com.au
- src_guardian_20260908 One Nation's Warren Pickering admits to illegal drug use and says he is 'no angel' in extraordinary press conference The Victorian One Nation leader, Warren Pickering, has admitted he "made mistakes" in his 20s, including using ecstasy, methamphetamines and marijuana, losing his licence multiple times for drink driving and hurting people he loved. www.theguardian.com
- src_guardian_20260906 Alarming AI ads are flooding social media in the lead-up to Victoria's election. But who is behind them? A man clad in a balaclava and brandishing a machete terrorises a worker at a petrol station before firebombing the building on the way out. A woman gives birth on the side of the road, unable to reach a hospital due to ambulance ramping and crater-like potholes, which also stop a fire truck in its tracks. www.theguardian.com
- src_on_guardian_ads Alarming AI ads are flooding social media in the lead-up to Victoria's election. But who is behind them? Two outside campaign groups, Fix Victoria and Better Victoria, were running AI-generated advertising in Victoria ahead of the election; "According to advertising agency Populares, Fix Victoria spent just under $100,000 on Google and Meta advertising in August. This accounted for about a quarter of all election-related www.theguardian.com
- src_abc_one_nation_victoria_energy One Nation commits to coal-fired power at Gippsland's Loy Yang and lifting Victoria's nuclear ban One Nation leader Pauline Hanson and state leader Warren Pickering travelled to the Latrobe Valley to announce the party's Victorian energy policy. www.abc.net.au
- src_abc_20260830 One Nation provides energy policy preview in Marnoo ahead of formal launch at Yallourn on Monday By Tamara Clark, ABC Wimmera. Posted Sun 30 Aug 2026 (03:02 UTC; updated 03:23 UTC). www.abc.net.au
- src_on_guardian_donations Pauline Hanson courts wealthy donors with $2,000 'exclusive' Melbourne lunch, but where are the receipts? One Nation Victoria hopes to raise at least $36,000 from a single "deliberately small" CBD lunch with Hanson at a $2,000 entry fee; "Despite their significant fundraising efforts in recent months, One Nation Victoria had not disclosed a single donation above the $1,290 threshold since 1 July until late this week, after www.theguardian.com
- src_guardian_20260827 Levy secretly added to Victorian public transport fares scrapped as Labor admits it 'did not pass the pub test' The Victorian premier, Ben Carroll, announced he will abolish a levy secretly slapped on public transport users 18 months ago to help pay for the Suburban Rail Loop, as experts warn it is too late for the state to back out of the costly project. The existence of the levy was revealed in an auditor-general's report tabl www.theguardian.com
- src_abc_suburban_rail_loop_victoria Victorian Premier Ben Carroll says levy to fund Suburban Rail Loop will be axed Premier Ben Carroll refused to say when he became aware of the 1 per cent charge on transport fares, which came into effect in January 2025. www.abc.net.au
- src_abc_20260825 Victorian Premier Ben Carroll to announce $2b in savings on Suburban Rail Loop By Victorian state political reporter Rachel Eddie. Posted Tue 25 Aug 2026 (published 24 Aug 2026 19:33 UTC; updated 25 Aug 11:03am). www.abc.net.au
- src_guardian_victorian_premier_ben_carroll Liberals criticise ‘unimpressive and underwhelming’ rail loop plan as Victorian premier pushes ahead after hinting at pause A day after suggesting other projects were more important to Victorians, Ben Carroll says train line will go ahead but at a slightly reduced cost www.theguardian.com
- src_westvicnews_20260825 Coalition to scrap VNI West THE Liberal and National Parties have promised to scrap the controversial VNI West transmission project, 100 days out from the state election. www.westvicnews.com.au
- src_abc_20260820 Farmers welcome Coalition's election promise to scrap controversial power line project 100 days from the election, the Liberal and National parties hardened their former promise to *pause* the build, declaring they would instead *cancel* the project entirely if elected. www.abc.net.au
- src_abc_20260819 Victorian Coalition promises to scrap VNI West transmission project Coalition (Lib/Nat) to scrap VNI West if elected; previously pledged pause/review; Emma Kealy: "dead, buried and cremated"; alternative = unlock gas, extend coal to technical end of life, urban/metropolitan solar parks; VNI West cost estimate $7.6bn-$11.4bn; 500kV link to NSW grid; VFF president Ryan Milgate welcomes; www.abc.net.au
- src_austoday_20260819 Jess Wilson vows to scrap VNI West Powerline and turn to gas in major Victorian energy election reset Victorian Opposition Leader Jess Wilson has promised to scrap the controversial VNI West transmission project and accelerate new gas supply and firm generation if the Liberal-Nationals win November's state election, setting up one of the clearest energy policy clashes between the Coalition and Labor in years. www.theaustraliatoday.com.au
- src_abc_victorian_teachers_pay_deal Victorian education union members vote in favour of new pay deal The Australian Education Union says 79 per cent of its members voted to endorse the latest pay offer from the government. www.abc.net.au
- src_abc_20260815 Nationals 'fighting' to win Bendigo as Jacinta Allan exits politics By Tyrone Dalton, ABC Central Victoria. Posted Sat 15 Aug 2026 (published 14 Aug 2026 19:30 UTC). www.abc.net.au
- src_abc_20260814 Former Victorian premier Jacinta Allan quitting politics at the November election By Melissa Brown, ABC News, 14 Aug 2026 (posted 11:10am, updated 2:43pm). Topic: State and Territory Government. www.abc.net.au
- src_guardian_20260812 Victorian microparty MPs including Georgie Purcell to face re-election struggle after group voting tickets abolished Victoria's legislative council was the only remaining upper house in Australia to use the GVT system. The electoral amendment (miscellaneous matters) bill 2026 passed the upper house on Tuesday night — 33 votes to four. www.theguardian.com
- src_guardian_20260810 Victorian Liberals promise weekly red bin garbage collections for all, calling fortnightly system 'disgusting' The Victorian Liberals have vowed to restore weekly rubbish collections if they win November's state election, with leader Jess Wilson describing the current fortnightly system in her local area as "disgusting". www.theguardian.com
- src_abc_20260808 Deliberately misleading 'Free Palestine' party name approved for Victorian election A party with a deliberately misleading name was successfully registered ahead of the November election. This week a group wanting to register "Free Palestine Party" was knocked back because a pro-Israel activist had already registered "Free Palestine". www.abc.net.au
- src_vicsocialists_campaign Victorian Socialists launch statewide election campaign Red Flag article publishing, edited for clarity, the speech by Victorian Socialists secretary Corey Oakley at the party's state election campaign launch on 1 August 2026. redflag.org.au
- src_abc_20260805 One Nation's new Victorian leader promoted '15-minute city' conspiracy theory Exclusive by chief digital political correspondent Clare Armstrong, ABC News, 5 Aug 2026 (4:45am). Topic: Federal Government. www.abc.net.au
- src_on_abc_aug3_announcement One Nation reveals Victorian state leader and upper house candidates "One Nation has announced its Victorian state president Warren Pickering will lead the party into the upcoming state election."; "A large group of protesters has gathered outside a One Nation fundraiser in Melbourne where the party's supporters are meeting to see the new Victorian leader and candidates for the November www.abc.net.au
- src_abc_20260803 One Nation reveals Victorian state leader and upper house candidates A large group of protesters has gathered outside a One Nation fundraiser in Melbourne where the party's supporters are meeting to see the new Victorian leader and candidates for the November election. Dozens of police were monitoring the rally outside The Tower Hotel in Hawthorn. www.abc.net.au
- src_abc_20260731 Elderly woman dies after waiting two hours for Victorian ambulance Woman in her 90s in Hoppers Crossing (Melbourne's west) died after ~2-hour ambulance wait on Friday morning; AV CEO Jordan Emery: "significant operational demand"; 12 extra crews rostered; winter illness; Victoria Police preparing report for coroner; death not suspicious; Triple Zero Victoria says no call-handling dela www.abc.net.au
- src_onenews_20260729 Pauline Hanson says One Nation has candidates locked in for up to 76 of Victoria's 88 seats Pauline Hanson has revealed One Nation has candidates locked in for up to 76 of Victoria's 88 seats ahead of the state election on 28 November, after the party fielded about 1,200 applications from people wanting to stand. www.onenewsaustralia.com
- src_abc_20260728 Ben Carroll replaces Jacinta Allan as Victorian premier in bruising leadership spill Ben Carroll will lead Victorian Labor to the state's November election after winning a chaotic leadership spill triggered by Jacinta Allan's resignation. www.abc.net.au
- src_on_crikey_governance Meet the man enforcing One Nation's new regime of secrecy and control "One Nation claims almost 150 branches and a membership somewhere between 60,000 and 70,000, which would make it the largest of any Australian political party."; "Its end-of-financial-year 'Fire the Liar' fundraiser has now raised over $5 million from some 75,000 donors.". www.crikey.com.au
- src_thecourier_20260726 'Critical' ramping leaves Bendigo and Ballarat without ambulance coverage 23-24 July: Ballarat crews drawn in from region, leaving area between Ballarat and Horsham without ambulance coverage; Bendigo Hospital declared multiple "code black" ambulance emergencies in a week; crews ramped up to 4.5 hours; June 2026: Bendigo child struggling to breathe treated by crew from Daylesford, 80km away; www.thecourier.com.au
- src_abc_20260725 Opposition leader Jess Wilson campaigns in Gippsland amid One Nation surge Redbridge poll: One Nation 32% primary in Eastern Victoria upper-house region; Coalition 28%; Labor 22%; Gippsland four seats vulnerable: Morwell ("ground zero"), Gippsland South, Gippsland East (Nationals), Narracan (Liberal); One Nation's Ben Lucas expects all four Gippsland seats plus two Eastern Victoria upper-hous www.abc.net.au
- src_abc_liberals_nationals_election_pr Victorian opposition promises $850 million to build new West Gippsland hospital if elected The Victorian Coalition pledges $850 million to build a new West Gippsland hospital if it wins the November election. www.abc.net.au
- src_on_nine_hq 'Never seen anyone': Inside One Nation's deserted Victorian headquarters "Months out from an election that Pauline Hanson has promised would be a turning point for her party, One Nation's headquarters in Victoria are a deserted ghost town."; "Hanson has set up shop in a quiet industrial estate in Pakenham, located about 60 kilometres east of Melbourne's CBD, in a small warehouse-style room www.nine.com.au
- src_on_afr_leaked_minutes Leaked meeting minutes reveal One Nation's election planning The article is metered; the substantive body (the minutes' contents, the "lack of campaign experience" detail, any further membership figures, and any party response) sits behind the paywall and was not retrievable from the fetched page. Only the headline, standfirst and first two paragraphs above are confirmed verbati www.afr.com
- src_abc_vic_road_maintenance_funding Victorian Liberals and Nationals promise multi-billion dollar road repair The Liberals and Nationals are promising to make Victoria's roads a top priority if elected in November. www.abc.net.au
- src_onenews_20260712 Free Palestine Party forces Labor's hand as Victoria moves to abolish group voting tickets Brooke Mercer, 12 Jul 2026. Update 12 Aug 2026: the Legislative Council passed the Electoral Amendment (Miscellaneous Matters) Bill 2026 on 11 August, 33 votes to 4, and group voting tickets have been abolished. www.onenewsaustralia.com
- src_on_smh_donors 'A real leaching of donors': One Nation steals a march on Liberal Party's blue blood base "Only two donations to One Nation's Victorian arm, together totalling $6,239, have been disclosed on the Victorian Electoral Commission's live database – raising questions about how and where One Nation is receiving its donations for the state campaign."; "The party is currently without a state leader, any state-based www.smh.com.au
- src_on_guardian_funding Pauline Hanson's One Nation withdrew more than $800,000 of election spending claims after AEC inquiries "The Australian Electoral Commission questioned Pauline Hanson's One Nation party over more than $800,000 of claimed electoral expenditure for the last election."; "The inquiries prompted the party to withdraw more than 140 items as it sought to provide additional information to justify almost 15% of the party's $6.01m www.theguardian.com
- src_abc_20260614 Hundreds of regional firefighters rally against controversial levy in Bendigo ~500 people rally against Emergency Services and Volunteers Fund (ESVF); introduced 1 July 2025 replacing Fire Services Property Levy; PBO figures (obtained by opposition): Victorians pay avg $221/person in emergency services levy vs national average $177; Farmer example: bill rising from ~$8,000 to $35,000; others cit www.abc.net.au
- src_saturdaypaper_20260613_219m Exclusive: Inside Pauline Hanson's $219 million payday Climate 200's modelling of One Nation's public funding entitlement across www.thesaturdaypaper.com.au
- src_on_guardian_financials One Nation's 'incredibly sloppy' financial reports reveal more than $1m in missing or worthless assets "Pauline Hanson's One Nation party reported more than $1m in missing and worthless assets in more than six years of filed financial records."; The returns lodged with the Queensland Office of Fair Trading cover 2016 to 2022. "The party has not filed annual returns with the regulator since 2022."; Prof Matthew Pinnuck ( www.theguardian.com
- src_on_afr_membership One Nation membership surges past major parties Headline claim: Pauline Hanson's party is "now claiming more signed-up, paid members than either major party"; "More than 40,000 people have signed up for One Nation party membership since last year's federal election, taking its overall membership base to between 60,000 and 70,000, according to a source familiar with www.afr.com
- src_vicgreens_launch Victorian Greens launch $18 billion ‘Fair Share’ Plan and make election pitch to young people and voters fed up with the major parties Victorian Greens media release announcing the party's $18 billion "Fair Share Plan" and its election pitch at the party's Campaign Conference. greens.org.au
- src_on_guardian_branches One Nation's rapid national expansion in disarray as 'significant risks' force dissolution of new branches One Nation announced it would begin rolling out new branches "in every federal electorate" in August 2025 as "the engine room of our grassroots movement"; Documents seen by Guardian Australia show general manager Kelvin Morton issued a directive to branches dated 17 April 2026 ordering committee members to properly rec www.theguardian.com
- src_afr_20260512 Victorian Liberals stake election bid on 10-year economic plan Victorian Opposition Leader Jess Wilson has staked her election bid on a 10-year economic recovery plan, headlined by public service hiring freezes and tax cuts, opening the Coalition up to a fierce Labor scare campaign that she dismissed in her budget reply speech as tired, desperate and deluded. www.afr.com
- src_afr_victorian_liberals_will_pause Victorian Liberals will pause rail loop despite $6b already spent Leader Jess Wilson says the party will review the contentious project if it wins the November state election, arguing it is the responsible thing to do. www.afr.com
- src_theage_20260505 Lotto windfall boosts state budget amid warnings about election-year spending splurge By Kieran Rooney, The Age. Updated 5 May 2026, 7:11pm (first published 1:15pm). www.theage.com.au
- src_abc_20260503 Liberals focus on 'lessons' for Victorian election after decisive Nepean by-election win As the Victorian Liberals celebrated a decisive victory in the Nepean by-election, the implications for the wider state election to be held in November were front and centre. www.abc.net.au
- src_on_indaily_sa_funding One Nation's $6 million payday after record SA election result "One Nation SA is expected to receive $6 million in party funding to spend on future state election campaigning and administration, according to the Australia Institute. It trails Labor's $10 million, the Liberal Party's $9 million and is double the Greens' $3 million, all of which will be allocated over the next four www.indailysa.com.au
- src_abc_20260430 'Free Palestine' party pitched by YouTuber Avi Yemini to funnel votes to conservatives 16 parties already registered. Avi Yemini announced plans for a "Free Palestine" party; called for 750 Victorians to become members. www.abc.net.au
- src_age_20260426 Victorian Liberals to preference One Nation at state election The Victorian Liberals are planning to preference One Nation ahead of Labor as a default position at the November state election, in a move former premier Steve Bracks warns will legitimise support for Pauline Hanson's party and hasten the collapse of the traditional centre-right party. www.theage.com.au
- src_smh_enjoying_free_train_rides Enjoying free train rides? Here’s what it would cost to make it permanent Would it make more sense to make public transport free forever, or spend the money brought in by fares on improving services? www.smh.com.au
- src_on_guardian_public_funding Pauline Hanson's One Nation banks millions in public funding. Where does all the money go? "Under Australian electoral funding laws, a candidate or party that receives at least 4% of the primary vote is entitled to public funding. This was set at $3.38 a vote in the 2025 election – which meant that last year One Nation banked $6.08m from the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC)."; "the total electoral expen www.theguardian.com
- src_abc_20260415 Victorian opposition announces bail, sentencing policy including 'one strike' bail rule The Victorian opposition has promised to toughen bail and sentencing laws if it wins government at the state election later this year. www.abc.net.au
- src_abc_20260412 Liberals to offer $5,000 to overseas officers to relocate under plan to recruit 3,000 police The Victorian opposition has pledged to hire 3,000 additional police officers if elected, half of whom would be recruited from overseas. www.abc.net.au
- src_abc_victoria_liberals_jess_wilson Jess Wilson faces climate change grilling on first day as Victorian Liberal leader Jess Wilson has faced questions over whether her party will embrace different policies on net zero emissions from the federal Liberal Party, which dumped its commitment last week. www.abc.net.au
- src_abc_20251014 Victorian Liberals to scrap statewide Treaty if elected Liberals commit to legislating repeal of Treaty within first 100 days of government (shadow cabinet decision; announced 14 Oct 2025); Would replace with new government department "First Nations Victoria" reporting to Parliament on Closing the Gap; separate from First Peoples' Assembly; Treaty underpinned by Statewide T www.abc.net.au
- src_abc_victorian_opposition_budget_re Victorian opposition to scrap stamp duty for first homebuyers if elected next year The Victorian opposition has used its budget reply to showcase a pledge to scrap stamp duty for first home buyers on properties up to $1 million if it wins government next year. www.abc.net.au
- src_guardian_nationals_2022 'The surprise element is gone': how Victoria's Nationals won voters back from independents Guardian Australia analysis of how the Victorian Nationals won back regional seats from independents at the 2022 state election, and what it means for the independent movement. www.theguardian.com
- src_climatecouncil_vic2022 Victorian election a ringing endorsement for strong climate action The Climate Council's post-election statement on the 2022 Victorian election result. Note: the original live URL now redirects to the Climate Council homepage; text below was retrieved from the Internet Archive snapshot (2023-12-03). www.climatecouncil.org.au
- src_actu_review_2019 Election review finds unions had wrong slogan for right message Guardian Australia report on the ACTU's secretive review of its 2019 federal election campaign, finding the union movement had the right policy ideas but the wrong slogan. www.theguardian.com
- src_climatecouncil_abc2019 Environment leaders reflect on their role in the 'climate election' ABC News report on how Australian environmental groups reflected on their role in the 2019 federal election, after the Coalition's surprise win. www.abc.net.au
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- src_acl_site Australian Christian Lobby — organisational site The ACL's own site, describing itself as a grassroots movement of over 250,000 people bringing a Christian influence into Australian politics. No Victorian 2026 election page was retrieved. www.acl.org.au
- src_archive_education_policy Education Policy - One Nation Victoria Australia continues to rank lower than comparable high- and middle-income countries in achieving quality education outcomes. This despite record spending by federal and state governments on progressive curriculum initiatives. One Nation will restore critical thinking in the classroom and reinstate the cornerstones of education. web.archive.org
- src_archive_community_services Community services Our community services play an important role in keeping us all healthy, safe and well. But the sector has been underfunded for years, and is struggling to provide services and support to everyone who needs it. web.archive.org
- src_asrc_volunteer Sign up to ASRC's 2026 Victorian State Election campaign The ASRC's volunteer sign-up page for the 2026 Victorian state election campaign, framed as helping "hope" defeat "hate". action.asrc.org.au
- src_climate200_vic Victoria 2026 Climate 200's Victorian Election Campaign Fund page, listing the community independents it is supporting in the November 2026 state election. www.climate200.com.au
- src_getup_vic2026 Stop Victoria's fake party rort The URL could not be retrieved. The fetch of `https://www.getup.org.au/campaigns/vic-state-election-2026/fake-political-parties/stop-victoria-s-fake-party-rort` failed with HTTP 403 (Forbidden) — consistent with Cloudflare bot protection on the getup.org.au domain. www.getup.org.au
- src_kooyongvotesclimate Kooyong Climate Change Alliance Homepage of the Kooyong Climate Change Alliance (Kooyong Votes Climate), a non-partisan alliance of community organisations campaigning for climate action. kooyongvotesclimate.com
- src_vcan Victorian Climate Action Network – VCAN Australia Homepage of the Victorian Climate Action Network, a communication network linking over 100 community climate groups in Victoria. vcan.net.au
- src_vicgreens_volunteer Volunteer with the Victorian Greens The Victorian Greens' volunteer sign-up page; the URL redirects to a Solidarity Tech-hosted join form at victoriangreens.org/join-form. greens.org.au
- src_vicsocialists_volunteer Sign up to volunteer "We are a people-powered movement - we depend on the energy and enthusiasm of our supporters to get our message out. Every contribution, even the smallest, will make a difference." volunteer.socialists.org.au
- src_victoriansfornature Our Allies The alliance members and supporters page of Victorians for Nature, a Victorian nature accountability campaign. victoriansfornature.au
- src_weareunion_involved Signup: Get Involved The We Are Union "Get Involved" page; the URL redirects to a SwiftFox CRM volunteer sign-up form branded "CAMPAIGN WITH US!". weareunion.org.au
- src_voteclimateone_vic Victorian State Election November 28th 2026 Vote Climate One's hub page for the 2026 Victorian state election, explaining its strategic preferencing advice and red-light electorates. voteclimateone.org.au
- src_es_abc_20261014 Encuestas elecciones generales 29N: resultados de PSOE, PP y VOX y ganador según GAD3 y otros sondeos Relevance. The GAD3 seat projection is the specific "65 seats for Vox" number in circulation for 29 November 2026, and the only one in this file with a full published seat table. www.abc.es
- src_envictoria_election 2026 Victorian Election Environment Victoria's campaign hub for the November 2026 Victorian state election, outlining ways supporters can volunteer, pledge and donate for clean energy. environmentvictoria.org.au
- src_es_elmundo_20261006 La encuesta interna que convenció a Sánchez para adelantar las elecciones: Vox se dispara y hay 15 escaños en juego entre bloques "Pasaron muchas cosas en las 72 horas de convulsión política que condujeron a la convocatoria de elecciones anticipadas. Una de ellas es que tanto el PSOE como el PP se pertrecharon de encuestas internas…" www.elmundo.es
- src_percapita_site Per Capita | independent progressive think tank in Australia Per Capita describes itself as "an independent public policy think tank working to build a new vision for Australia based on fairness, shared prosperity, and social justice." percapita.org.au
- src_gellungwarl_treaty Treaty for Victoria | Gellung Warl The homepage of Gellung Warl, described in its metadata as the new First Peoples' representative body established through Treaty and made up of democratically elected Traditional Owners from across Victoria. gellungwarl.org
- src_tenantsvic_election Victorian election 2026 Tenants Victoria's 2026 state election campaign page, setting out its "Dignity" platform of four asks for renters. tenantsvic.org.au
- src_lighterfootprints Going electric – join our State Vote Climate campaign! Lighter Footprints' report on the KCCA State Vote Climate campaign launch for the November 2026 Victorian election. lighterfootprints.org
- src_commons_data_centre How to Stop a Data Centre in Australia A Commons Library guide for local communities in Australia organising and campaigning against AI data centres, including resources and training. commonslibrary.org
- src_wildlifevic_vote1 Vote 1 for Wildlife Wildlife Victoria's 2026 state election advocacy page, urging supporters to "Vote 1 for Wildlife" and listing its asks for wildlife policy. wildlifevictoria.org.au
- src_msg_aso_2026 Messaging Guide to Counter Far Right Narratives "Australia is seeing a rapid rise of the far-right, populist party Pauline Hanson's One Nation. This guide outlines effective messaging and what we must do to meet the political moment." commonslibrary.org
- src_es_dym_20260723 El PP y Vox suben tras el caso Zapatero y amplían la brecha con el PSOE y sus socios Isabel Fuentes, 20minutos, 23 July 2026. Barómetro de julio, Instituto DYM for 20minutos. www.20minutos.es
- src_envictoria_actionnetwork Join the Action Network Environment Victoria's recruitment and explainer page for its Action Network, the community organising arm mobilising volunteers for the 2026 state election. environmentvictoria.org.au
- src_acf_vic2026 Campaign for nature and a safe climate in the Victorian State Election An ACF Community Boroondara event/volunteer recruitment page for the Kooyong Climate Change Alliance's Kew and Hawthorn election campaigns. community.acf.org.au
- src_tradeshall_onenation One Nation - Hands Off Our Rights At Work A Megaphone petition authorised by Victorian Trades Hall Council, addressed to Pauline Hanson, attacking One Nation on workers' rights and superannuation. www.megaphone.org.au
- src_msg_getup_farrer_2026 How to fight One Nation "Over the six weeks leading up to May 9, GetUp spent $600,000 campaigning against One Nation in the Farrer byelection. Then we lost, badly." www.thesaturdaypaper.com.au
- src_foe_vic2026 Victorian state election - maintain the momentum Friends of the Earth Melbourne's campaign page for the November 2026 Victorian state election, setting out its six-pillar policy platform and ways to get involved. www.melbournefoe.org.au
- src_mod_nepean_2026_distribution 2026 Nepean by-election — result commentary and the full distribution of preferences Antony Green, 2–13 May 2026, reporting the Victorian Electoral Commission's full distribution of preferences for the Nepean district by-election. Retrieved 16 Oct 2026. antonygreen.com.au
- src_envictoria_climatecollab Victorian Climate Collaboration – Our Policy Platform The shared climate policy platform of the Victorian Climate Collaboration, setting out three pillars and detailed policy asks for the next Victorian government. environmentvictoria.org.au
- src_deep_roots_real_power Deep Roots, Real Power: Candid Stories from the Field Commons Library write-up of a Progress 2026 panel in which four community organisers reflected on building long-term "deep power" and the cost of short-term campaigning. commonslibrary.org
- src_msg_afr_redbridge_2026 Hanson's support for Trump a drag on One Nation vote: poll "Pauline Hanson's unyielding support for US President Donald Trump and his war against Iran poses the biggest risk to the growing popularity of One Nation, a new poll has found." www.afr.com
- src_together_for_treaty Together for Treaty Commons Library write-up of a Progress 2026 session by Common Threads on building public support for Treaty and First Nations justice across Australia. commonslibrary.org
- src_commons_digital_dead Is Digital Campaigning Dead? Commons Library write-up of a Progress 2026 panel with leaders from Uplift (Ireland), Quid (Brazil) and GetUp (Australia) comparing digital campaigning models. commonslibrary.org
- src_winning_next_climate_fight Winning The Next Climate Fight Commons Library write-up of a Progress 2026 panel of Australian climate movement leaders reflecting on past wins, current challenges and the path ahead. commonslibrary.org
- src_es_rtve_20260317 El poder autonómico tras el 15M: de los 130 diputados de Vox a los 20 de Podemos PP and PSOE totals in regional parliaments (as at March 2026): "el Partido Popular es la fuerza mayoritaria en los parlamentos autonómicos, con un total de 464 escaños a día de hoy, lo que supone 164 diputados más que en 2019… El PSOE… ha perdido hasta 32 parlamentarios regionales en los últimos siete años, al pasar de www.rtve.es
- src_mod_ag_on_preference_flows Statistics on Preference Flows between the Coalition and One Nation 2020 Queensland election (verbatim): "In 70 Labor/LNP contests, Green preferences flowed 80.1% to Labor, 19.9% to the LNP. In 69 Labor/LNP contests, One Nation preferences flowed 33.8% to Labor and 66.2% to the LNP." LNP preferences counted out in 12 electorates, eight of them Labor–ONP contests, flowed "in total 76.1% antonygreen.com.au
- src_fr_nicematin_20260128_toulon-front-republicain Municipales à Toulon : Laure Lavalette largement en tête au premier tour, Josée Massi gagnante au second Provenance warning: a press write-up of an Ifop poll. The Ifop tables themselves were not retrieved; the figures below are second-hand. www.nicematin.com
- src_nyc_jacobin_20251222_field-director Zohran Mamdani's Field Director on Knocking 3 Million Doors Interview with Tascha Van Auken (Mamdani campaign field director and a leader in the NYC-DSA electoral project since 2017), by Micah Uetricht for the *Jacobin Radio* podcast *The Dig*. jacobin.com
- src_es_rtve_20251221 Vox sube hasta los 11 escaños y se erige como la llave de la gobernabilidad frente a un PP sin mayoría absoluta "Vox ratifica los pronósticos y demuestra su tendencia al alza en Extremadura. La candidatura de Óscar Fernández se dispara y consigue llegar hasta los 11 escaños, seis más que en 2023, con un 17% de los votos." www.rtve.es
- src_msg_demosau_2025 Who are the Voters Swinging to One Nation? "DemosAU's Federal MRP Model, released earlier this week, projects One Nation would win 12 seats (based on the model's central forecast), if the results of our October/November poll were replicated at an election." demosau.com
- src_nyc_politico_20251127_young-men 'I never want to hear again that the Democratic Party has a problem with young men' By POLITICO, 27 November 2025. Post-election national analysis of the Democrats' performance with young men in the 2025 off-year elections. www.politico.com
- src_nyc_thecity_20251104_record-turnout Voter Turnout Highest in Half Century as Mamdani Phenomenon Galvanizes Electorate By Mia Hollie (THE CITY). Published on election night, 4 November 2025; figures are BOE check-in counts as then reported, not yet certified. www.thecity.nyc
- src_nyc_wfp_20251103_election-day-memo Election Day Memo — Working Families Party Memo from WFP National Director Maurice Mitchell to the WFP National Committee, 3 November 2025 (published by the party). workingfamilies.org
- src_nyc_ny1_20250829_grocery-stores A closer look at Mamdani's proposal for city-owned grocery stores By Bernadette Hogan (NY1), 29 August 2025. Describes the grocery plank as outlined to NY1 by campaign aides, with expert comment. ny1.com
- src_nyc_dsa_20250816_field-mamdani-mandate A Million Doors to a Million Votes: NYC-DSA's Plan for a Mamdani Mandate By Álvaro López, member of New York City DSA and the chapter's electoral coordinator. Published in *Democratic Left*, the DSA's magazine. democraticleft.dsausa.org
- src_nyc_1199seiu_20250718_endorsement 1199SEIU Endorses Zohran Mamdani 1199SEIU endorsed Zohran Mamdani for Mayor of New York City. 1199SEIU's Executive Council – the union's highest decision-making body comprised of elected officers and rank-and-file members from every region of 1199SEIU – voted earlier today to support Mamdani who handily won the Democratic primary last month. Represent www.1199seiu.org
- src_nyc_dc37_20250716_endorsement New York City's largest public employee union endorses Zohran Mamdani for Mayor "We're proud to reaffirm our support for Zohran Mamdani to lead New York City forward as its next mayor," said Henry Garrido, Executive Director of District Council 37 AFSCME, AFL-CIO. "DC 37 members helped power him to victory in the primary and we will do it again—stronger, louder, and united for a better future." www.dc37.net
- src_nyc_uft_20250708_endorsement UFT Delegate Assembly endorses Mamdani for NYC mayor The United Federation of Teachers' Delegate Assembly, the union's highest decision-making body, voted Tuesday evening to endorse Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic nominee for New York City mayor in the general election. www.uft.org
- src_nyc_wfp_20250705_primary-field Zohran Mamdani's Electrifying Upset in NYC: #RankTheSlate – "Don't Rank Cuomo" By Nan Faessler, originally published by The Stansbury Forum and reposted by Portside. The author identifies as a volunteer member of the New York Working Families Party (NY WFP). portside.org
- src_nyc_nyfocus_20250704_renters How Renters Fueled Zohran Mamdani's Victory By Charlie Dulik, a tenant organiser (Housing Conservation Coordinators), writing in an independent capacity for New York Focus's Perspectives section. Assembly-district-level analysis of first-round primary results. nysfocus.com
- src_nyc_nysna_20250627_endorsement NYSNA endorses Zohran Mamdani for mayor On Friday, June 27, New York State Nurses Association (NYSNA) nurses proudly endorse Zohran Mamdani for mayor of New York. On Tuesday, his inspiring grassroots campaign was victorious against a crowded field of Democratic contenders. www.nysna.org
- src_nyc_ny1_20250627_union-switch Mamdani gets backing of two powerful labor unions By Bernadette Hogan (NY1), 27 June 2025. Reports the post-primary shift of 32BJ SEIU and the Hotel and Gaming Trades Council (NYHTC) from Cuomo to Mamdani. ny1.com
- src_nyc_amny_20250625_primary-boroughs By the numbers: How and where Zohran Mamdani won the NYC mayor's primary By Shea Vance (amNewYork), 25 June 2025. Borough and Assembly-district first-round breakdowns based on the Board of Elections' unofficial election-night returns (93-98% of scanners reporting at the time of writing). www.amny.com
- src_nyc_ny1_20250625_young-voters Election data shows Mamdani drew a surge of young voters "He truly did expand the electorate. They had a plan for who they were going to reach out to, and they did, and they did it relentlessly and it worked," political analyst Michael Lange said. ny1.com
- src_nyc_politico_20250625_takeaways 5 takeaways behind Mamdani's historic NYC win By Joe Anuta and Emily Ngo (POLITICO), 25 June 2025. Election-night analysis; maps credited to the Center for Urban Research at the CUNY Graduate Center. www.politico.com
- src_nyc_gothamist_20250623_early-voters Nearly a quarter of NYC's early voters were new Democratic primary participants By Brigid Bergin and Joe Hong. Reports an analysis of BOE voter-history data by John Mollenkopf, director of the Center for Urban Research at the CUNY Graduate Center. gothamist.com
- src_nyc_politicsny_20250512_cuomo-matching-funds NYC Mayor's Race: Cuomo gets $1.5M in public funds, but CFB withholds another $622K over suspected 'improper coordination' with super PAC By Ethan Stark-Miller (PoliticsNY / amNY), 12 May 2025, reporting on the Campaign Finance Board's determination. politicsny.com
- src_nyc_gothamist_20250415_matching-funds NYC mayoral race: Cuomo gets no public campaign funds; Zohran Mamdani takes home $4M New York City's two leading Democratic mayoral candidates took home very different hauls from the New York City Campaign Finance Board on Tuesday. gothamist.com
- src_climatecouncil_volunteer Volunteer for us - Climate Council Volunteering at the Climate Council is a great learning experience, a chance to meet new people and a huge support for our organisation. www.climatecouncil.org.au
- src_fr_jeanjaures_20240830_front-republicain-illusoire Un front républicain efficace mais illusoire Note by Gilles Finchelstein, secrétaire général de la Fondation Jean-Jaurès, 30 August 2024, reporting results of wave 7 of the *Enquête électorale française 2024* (Ipsos for Le Monde, Cevipof, Fondation Jean-Jaurès, Institut Montaigne, >10,000 respondents). Fetched verbatim. www.jean-jaures.org
- src_fr_jeanjaures_20240828_sideration-effarement Législatives de 2024 : de la sidération à l'effarement Note by Émeric Bréhier and Sébastien Roy, Observatoire de la vie politique, Fondation Jean-Jaurès, 28 August 2024. Fetched verbatim (extracts). www.jean-jaures.org
- src_es_rtve_20240712 Terremoto político en cinco comunidades: así quedan los gobiernos implicados tras la salida de Vox "La ruptura de los pactos de gobierno entre el PP y Vox en cinco comunidades autónomas tras decidirlo así el Comité Ejecutivo Nacional de la formación de Santiago Abascal ―por el desacuerdo con la formación de Alberto Núñez Feijóo en la distribución de menores migrantes llegados a las Islas Canarias― ha provocado la di www.rtve.es
- src_fr_franceinfo_20240707_reports-de-voix Législatives 2024 : comment les reports de voix du "front républicain" ont joué contre le RN, selon notre sondage Provenance warning: this is a news write-up of an Ipsos-Talan survey. The pollster's own table for this wave was not located; the numbers below are second-hand and should be traced to Ipsos-Talan before being treated as primary. www.franceinfo.fr
- src_fr_lcp_20240703_desistements Législatives 2024 : 217 désistements pour barrer la route du pouvoir au RN, tour d'horizon à quatre jours du 2nd tour Count comparison: LCP reports 217 announced withdrawals (130 NFP + 81 Ensemble) as of 3 July, before the candidate lists were final. My own name-matched count from the definitive Interior Ministry round-1 and round-2 files gives 224 qualified candidates present in round 1 and absent from round 2 (135 left-side, 81 Ense lcp.fr
- src_fr_legrandcontinent_20240701_counterfactual Législatives : le Rassemblement National aurait la majorité absolue au deuxième tour sans désistement généralisé ou front républicain (projection exclusive) Update of 5 July 2024 (https://legrandcontinent.eu/fr/2024/07/05/legislatives-a-quoi-ressemblera-la-prochaine-assemblee-decouvrez-notre-simulateur-clef/), fetched verbatim: legrandcontinent.eu
- src_es_publico_20230729 Los tres diques que frenaron a la extrema derecha el 23J "El partido que dirige Santiago Abascal perdió 19 escaños y 600.000 votantes en las elecciones del 23J, con lo que no logró la fuerza suficiente para ser decisivo en una eventual investidura." www.publico.es
- src_es_rtve_20230729 El PP le quita un escaño al PSOE en Madrid con el voto CERA y Sánchez necesitará el 'sí' de Junts "El Partido Popular ha conseguido arrebatarle un escaño al PSOE en Madrid gracias al voto CERA (de los españoles residentes en el extranjero)… De esta forma, los populares obtienen 137 asientos en el Congreso de los Diputados, frente a los 121 de los socialistas." www.rtve.es
- src_es_lavanguardia_20230724 Vox responsabiliza al PP del resultado electoral: "La campaña del voto útil ha resultado ser el voto más inútil" "El secretario general de Vox, Ignacio Garriga, culpó este lunes al Partido Popular de que ambos partidos no hayan conseguido la mayoría necesaria para gobernar, alegando que 'la campaña del voto útil ha resultado ser el voto más inútil' y 'ha llevado a truncar la construcción de esa alternativa que merece la nación'." www.lavanguardia.com
- src_es_rtve_20230724 Fallo general de las encuestas del 23J: sobrevaloraron a la derecha y el CIS lo hizo con la izquierda "la mayor parte de los sondeos… auguraba una amplia victoria del PP, por encima de los 140 escaños y el 34,5% de los votos, con un PSOE que perdía 14 diputados, y la suma de la derecha de PP y Vox por encima de los 176 escaños que marcaba la mayoría absoluta. La realidad es que se han quedado lejos de esa marca, y solo www.rtve.es
- src_commons_2022_federal 2022 Australian Federal Election Analysis A Commons Library collection of articles analysing the 2022 Australian federal election and the resulting political landscape. commonslibrary.org
- src_commons_elections_casestudies Elections and Activism: Case Studies A Commons Library resource guide collecting case studies of how activists have intervened in elections to raise issues, force policy change, undermine opponents and raise questions about democracy. commonslibrary.org
- src_commons_elections_campaignskills Elections and Activism: Campaign Skills A Commons Library resource guide collecting how-to guides on the practical skills and tactics of campaigning during elections. commonslibrary.org
- src_commons_candidate_school Local Power: Shifting Power at the Local Level – Candidate School A case study of Victorian Trades Hall Council's Candidate School, which supported unionists to run for local government, drawn from a presentation at FWD+Organise 2021. commonslibrary.org
- src_passing_message_stick Foundational research The foundational research page of Passing the Message Stick, a First Nations-led messaging project, presenting seven message recommendations for building support for self-determination and justice. passingthemessagestick.org
- src_commons_uncommon_victories Uncommon victories: Lessons from Warringah and Indi An Australia reMADE analysis of the two successful Independent campaigns — Zali Steggall in Warringah and Helen Haines in Indi — at the 2019 federal election, drawing six lessons. commonslibrary.org
- src_commons_10tips_getup 10 Tips from GetUp's Decade of Campaigning Campaigning lessons from Sam Mclean, National Director of GetUp for three years, delivered at a presentation to Campact in 2015. commonslibrary.org
- src_vnpa_volunteer Volunteer - Victorian National Parks Association Back in 1952 a group of people formed the Victorian National Parks Association as part of a successful campaign for a national parks system that would ensure the protection of our precious wild places. vnpa.org.au
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- src_vec_on_individuals_20261101 Who gives to One Nation in Victoria — the individual donors resolved Of the 28 donations One Nation Victoria disclosed in calendar 2026, 22 disclosures.vec.vic.gov.au
- src_conversation_victorian_state_election_whats Victorian state election: what’s at stake for treaty and Indigenous self‑determination? Victoria has made significant progress in advancing Indigenous rights. However, those achievements sit precariously as the state heads to an election on November 28. theconversation.com
- src_ace_20261026 Victorian election polls 2026: the third corner Ace Strategies Intelligence Unit. Updated 26 October 2026. 36 polls · 7 houses · Jun 2025 – Oct 2026 (was 35 polls at the 14 Oct snapshot). acestrategies.au
- src_on_wallofadvantage_funding One Nation's public funding in Victoria (Wall of Advantage, Australia Institute; retrieved 16 Oct 2026) Written, designed and coded by Simon Holmes à Court; the quoted analysis is Bill Browne, Democracy and Accountability Director, The Australia Institute. www.wallofadvantage.au
- src_abc_mpnews Minor parties and the Victorian poll picture — ABC News round-up ABC News round-up of the minor-party/polling picture for the 28 November 2026 Victorian state election, drawn from the ABC's election coverage and the ABC's Victoria Election 2026 guide (Election Preview, Casey Briggs; and the ABC's reporting of the October RedBridge/Accent and Resolve Strategic polls). Where a figure www.abc.net.au
- src_abc_lcpreview Legislative Council Preview - VIC Election 2026 (ABC News) By Chief Elections and Data Analyst Casey Briggs. Guide page: https://www.abc.net.au/news/elections/vic/2026/guide/lc-preview www.abc.net.au
- src_ace_20261014 Victorian election polls 2026: the third corner - Coalition two-party average 53.9–46.1 (± 1.0 sampling; ± 1.4 across houses); nine 2PP readings from five houses range 51–49 to 57–43. - Uniform swing implied: 8.9 points; the Coalition needs 7.6 points for a majority (target 2PP 52.6–47.4). - One Nation post-change average 22.7% (down from a June peak of 27), ± 0.7. acestrategies.au
- src_politico_20261014 Will One Nation capitalize on a Labor 'bloodbath' in Victoria? A potential "bloodbath" for Labor. That's the situation facing Victorian Premier Ben Carroll, six weeks out from Victoria's Nov. 28 state election, according to Labor-aligned strategist Kos Samaras. www.politico.com
- src_pollbludger_20261013 Victorian polls: RedBridge Group and Resolve Strategic *This page is the Poll Bludger's coverage of the 13 Oct Victorian polls; it also links the wider 10 Oct "Victorian election minus seven weeks" post (Roy Morgan seat projection of Labor 40 / Greens 6 / Coalition 31 / One Nation 11; One Nation "hit list" of 20 seats but an insider saying the real focus is "about six seat www.pollbludger.net
- src_wikipedia_2026reform_20261013 2026 Victorian state election (Legislative Council reform section) Electoral system — LC: five members from each of eight regions (40 total). Voters must vote either above the line for at least five parties/groupings in order of preference, or below the line for at least five individual candidates. en.wikipedia.org
- src_politico_20261011 One Nation is soaring in polls. Winning power is much harder. CANBERRA — One Nation is riding high in Australia's national opinion polls, averaging 28% support since June. But there's a problem with the numbers: They tell us remarkably little about how close Pauline Hanson's party is to winning power. www.politico.com
- src_antonygreen_20261009 The Pattern of One Nation support in NSW In the near three decades I've been following One Nation's election results, one thing has been constant. Whatever the party's overall level of vote, its geographic distribution or pattern of support by electorate, has not changed. antonygreen.com.au
- src_roymorgan_mrp_20261009 Roy Morgan: Victorian election "too close to call" — seat-by-seat winnability (Mar–Sep 2026) ALP/Greens 46 seats vs L-NP/ONP 42 seats — "a real cliffhanger." One Nation "set to win over 10 seats" in the Lower House (Wikipedia table records ONP 11, ALP 40, L-NP 31, GRN 6, IND 0 → ALP/Greens short of 45). www.roymorgan.com
- src_austoday_20261009 Ben Carroll's One Nation attack on Jess Wilson collides with what she actually told him three metres away Victorian Premier Ben Carroll has intensified his claim that Opposition Leader Jess Wilson is "rolling out the red carpet" for One Nation, accusing the Liberal leader of leaving the door open to Pauline Hanson's party as Victoria heads towards an increasingly unpredictable November election. www.theaustraliatoday.com.au
- src_abc_20261006 How do Labor, the Coalition and One Nation's migration cuts compare? One Nation: net negative migration for the first three years, then a longer-term ceiling of below 130,000; would cut net migration by 750,000 in its first three years (a net rate of negative 25,000 based on Treasury forecasts); Coalition: more than halve net migration for two years to 100,000, then 130,000 in year thre www.abc.net.au
- src_abc_20261003 One Nation may end up with the balance of power after Victoria's election "Perhaps the most complicated and unpredictable election in modern Australian history."; In SA (March 2026) One Nation outpolled the Liberals statewide, won four lower-house seats, and. www.abc.net.au
- src_abc_20260926 The tide may be starting to turn in Victoria's crime crisis, but an election looms Crime rate down 3.8% in year to June 2026; youth offending down 8.1%; serious/violent crime -4%; home invasions -27%; carjackings -25%; Police say crime still "unacceptably high", >13% above three years ago; 1,340 unfilled police roles; retention crisis; High-profile incidents: Deer Park stabbing; officer struck by sto www.abc.net.au
- src_sbs_20260916 'Mobilisation of fear': the deeper strategy behind One Nation's immigration policy Academic context on nativism/populism: Torresi ("mobilisation of fear"), Moffitt (targets are people who can't vote; "no electoral cost to going as hard as you like"), Rizvi (policy would effectively abolish international education industry, ~50,000 jobs). ~3 million temporary visa holders; international students gener www.sbs.com.au
- src_theage_20260915 As Victoria tries to ease the cost of living, high-earners reap the biggest benefits Policy Institute of Australia modelling: top 20% of households got >$207m from vehicle registration discount vs $100m for bottom 20%; public transport free/half-price benefits skewed 2.2:1 to top 20%; Victoria spends ~$3.8bn on concessions ($1,335/household — highest of any state); 8.7% of own-source tax revenue; PIA p www.theage.com.au
- src_theage_20260909 Almost half of Victoria's roads in poor condition, as decline outpaces repairs VAGO: 48% of state-managed roads (23,000 km) in poor/very poor condition in 2024, up from 39% in 2021; Regional worst: Loddon Mallee 69%, Hume 57%, Grampians 48.6%; 8,049 unrepaired potholes; worst Towong (445), Moyne (386), Mornington Peninsula (382); Melton worst metro (250); DTP says >$3bn/yr needed; budget funded $ www.theage.com.au
- src_abc_20260905 One Nation by-election win in Labor heartland is a clear warning to major parties across Australia By WA state political reporters Keane Bourke and Courtney Withers. Analysis. www.abc.net.au
- src_on_abc_secret_harbour_analysis One Nation by-election win in Labor heartland is a clear warning to major parties across Australia "One Nation's Luke Herdegen won the WA state seat of Secret Harbour from Labor, in a coastal, outer-suburban electorate held by Labor since at least 1989."; "The ABC understands that weeks before veteran minister Paul Papalia resigned from the safe seat, internal Labor polling showed One Nation was on track to win."; " www.abc.net.au
- src_theswingison_20260905 The seats to watch in Victoria this November By The Swing Is On (Australian election modelling, polling & forecasts), 5 September 2026. Also using the site's poll tracker (theswingison.com/track-polls/vic26) and model (theswingison.com/model-swings/vic26). theswingison.com
- src_swingison_20260905 The seats to watch in Victoria this November To lose the majority Labor must lose 12 seats. Its 12th-weakest seat is Macedon (30.9% chance of retaining). theswingison.com
- src_bongiorno_20260827 The unmaking of the Australian party system By Frank Bongiorno (inaugural director of the Vice-Chancellor's Centre of Public Ideas and Donald Horne Professor, University of Canberra), *Inside Story*, 27 August 2026. 5115 words. Subtitled: "How should we deal with a fragmented political landscape? insidestory.org.au
- src_abc_20260823 Labor and the Coalition offer two very different plans for Victoria's energy supply Yallourn (Latrobe Valley) closes 2028; supplied 14.8% of state energy in 2025; Victoria signed Iberdrola deal for 240km line ($7.6bn); VNI West behind schedule by two years (won't be complete until 2030 — Auditor-General); FY2025-26 generation mix: coal 52.5%, renewables incl. rooftop solar 45.1%, gas 2.4%; Coalition: www.abc.net.au
- src_abc_20260822 Can the Coalition win government from Labor at Victoria's November election? Melbourne's east — Bayswater, Ashwood, Glen Waverley, Ringwood and Box Hill in play (Kos Samaras, Redbridge). Labor expects to lose Pakenham; One Nation leader Warren Pickering is contesting it. www.abc.net.au
- src_brisbanetimes_20260822 Power struggle: Coalition pledge to scrap towers sparks bill warning A Coalition plan to scrap a power transmission line in the state's west has prompted warnings it would add hundreds of dollars to household power bills. This week the opposition made an election pledge to cancel VNI West, a planned transmission line that would provide Victoria's energy system with a new connection poin www.brisbanetimes.com.au
- src_theage_20260822 Power struggle: Coalition pledge to scrap towers sparks bill warning 2022 government report (Endgame Economics modelling) found VNI West delay of 1 yr adds $48/yr to household bills for 15 yrs ($717 total); 4-yr delay adds $321/yr ($4,816 over 15 yrs); Nexa Advisory (Stephanie Bashir): cancelling/delaying VNI West adds ~$500/yr over seven years; Opposition cites PIA modelling: VNI West www.brisbanetimes.com.au
- src_guardian_20260817 Victorian teachers are to be the best paid in Australia AEU members voted 79% in favour; pay rises 28.3%-32.4% over four years plus $2,000 sign-on bonus; planned 19 Aug strike called off; Early-career teachers +$12,343 by Oct 2026; experienced teacher $118,063 -> $151,419 by 2029 (+$15,393 in 2026), ahead of NSW; Deal >$5.4bn; latest offer +$700m; risk to hard-won surplus; www.theguardian.com
- src_tenantsvic Tenants Victoria — Victorian election 2026 "Dignity" platform Extracted from tenantsvic.org.au/election-2026/ and /news/our-victorian-election-2026-platform/ (accessed 15 Oct 2026). tenantsvic.org.au
- src_antonygreen_20260811 How GVTs Have Distorted Victorian Legislative Council Elections (11–12 Aug 2026) Summary: Change is coming to the Victorian Legislative Council's electoral system for November's state election. Victoria becomes the last jurisdiction to abolish GVTs. antonygreen.com.au
- src_parliament_20260811 Electoral Amendment (Miscellaneous Matters) Bill 2026 (Bill Brief No. 6, August 2026) BILL INFORMATION - Introduced: 28 July 2026. House: Legislative Assembly. - Second Reading: 29 July 2026. - Commencement: "the day after the day on which this Act receives the Royal Assent." www.parliament.vic.gov.au
- src_guardian_20260729 Royal commission into Victorian construction sector could boost Labor's chances at state election, expert says Victorian voters heading to the polls will probably get a taste of the evidence heard by a royal commission – including how taxpayer funds were used on Big Build projects – but it could actually help Labor's standing, an integrity expert says. www.theguardian.com
- src_antonygreen_pendulum 2026 Victorian Election Pendulum *(Editorial note: the author's update reads "Three days after this post was published, Jacinta Allan was replaced as Premier by Ben Carroll. The post has been left as originally published." — so the text refers to Jacinta Allan as Premier throughout.)* antonygreen.com.au
- src_age_20260619 Everyone's talking about the polls: The Age does it differently The apparent fracturing of our two-party political system has catapulted an unlikely group of people to stardom. No, I'm not talking about One Nation politicians. www.theage.com.au
- src_theage_20260613 An orange wave is breaking over Victoria. Can Labor hold back the populist tide? Trades Hall secretary Luke Hilakari: One Nation could win "30 seats"; Redbridge/Kos Samaras modelling. Labor-held seats most exposed: Melton, Sydenham (west); Pakenham, Bass, Hastings (SE). Coalition also at risk: Berwick, Croydon, Evelyn. Nationals at risk: Murray Plains, Gippsland East, Shepparton, Euroa; One Nation www.theage.com.au
- src_abc_20260606 Why Victoria's upper house voting regime leaves much to be desired Victoria is the only Commonwealth state still using group voting tickets. Animal Justice MP Georgie Purcell was elected with just 1.53% of the primary vote in Northern Victoria at the 2022 election. www.abc.net.au
- src_abc_20260523 Australia's two-party system 'already collapsed' with the rise of One Nation, analyst says In a few short months, One Nation has gone from political agitator Pauline Hanson's fringe party to a serious political disrupter. First, there was South Australia's March election where it won its first lower house seats and came in second, in terms of primary vote, to the dominant SA Labor Party. www.abc.net.au
- src_on_crikey_digital How One Nation bypassed media and conquered Facebook in its political rise "One Nation showed little interest in traditional media over the past two months. It barely sent out any press releases or held media conferences, and even kicked ABC journalists out of an event staged on the eve of polling day."; Follower comparison, Farrer by-election: "Farley launched his Facebook page in early Marc www.crikey.com.au
- src_on_abc_nepean_commentary Commentary on Nepean By-election 2026 "The Victorian Electoral Commission has today finalised the count in the by-election for Nepean... It confirms Anthony Marsh's final margin of victory at 13.2 per cent, a 6.9 per cent swing toward the Liberal Party."; "Both independent Tracee Hutchison and One Nation's Darren Hercus secured a primary vote above 20 per www.abc.net.au
- src_guardian_20260511 How One Nation won in Farrer — the maps that show the big swings across the seat Data analysis of the May 2026 federal by-election in Farrer (NSW), where One Nation became the first minor party in decades to win a federal lower-house seat outright. www.theguardian.com
- src_guardian_20260503 The Liberals stared down One Nation in Nepean – but they shouldn't be popping champagne just yet You'd be forgiven for thinking Jess Wilson had just won the Victorian election, judging by the Liberal party's reaction to its byelection victory in Nepean on Saturday night. www.theguardian.com
- src_on_guardian_nepean_analysis The Liberals stared down One Nation in Nepean – but they shouldn't be popping champagne just yet Result on the night: "the Liberals had recorded 38.5% of the primary vote, down 9.6%... One Nation's Darren Hercus finished second on 24.7%, independent Tracee Hutchison polled 21.3%, with the Greens 9.3%, with the remaining candidates sharing 6.2%. On a Liberal-independent two-candidate-preferred count, Marsh secured www.theguardian.com
- src_wikipedia_20260222 Electoral regions of Victoria Members of the Victorian Legislative Council are elected from eight multi-member electorates called regions; 40 members, five from each. Boundaries last drawn 2021. en.wikipedia.org
- src_guardian_20260216 The CFMEU has cost Victorian taxpayers $15bn, a corruption fighter claims Geoffrey Watson SC report "Rotting from the Top" (for CFMEU administrator Mark Irving KC) alleged the Victorian branch "was no longer a trade union, it was a crime syndicate"; uniquely Victorian problem tied to the $100bn Big Build from 2015; Redacted chapters: government "knew and had a duty to know" but did "nothing" www.theguardian.com
- src_abc_20260215 What we know (and don't) about One Nation's rapid rise in the polls Analysis of the rapid rise in polling popularity for Pauline Hanson's One Nation since the May 2025 federal election. www.abc.net.au
- src_nyc_owenwinter_20250629_precinct-regression Who voted for Zohran Mamdani? By Owen Winter. An independent spatial-regression analysis of precinct-level primary results combined with Census/ACS demographics. owenwinter.co.uk
- src_nyc_policytensor_20250625_correlates Correlates of the Mamdani Vote By Policy Tensor (Anusar Farooqui). Assembly-district-level Spearman rank correlations between Mamdani's (and Brad Lander's) first-round primary vote share and 2023 ACS socio-economic and ethno-demographic variables. policytensor.substack.com
- src_tallyroom_swing How the swing was distributed, and how the pendulum performed By Ben Raue, The Tally Room, 19 June 2025. (Federal 2025 post-election analysis — cited by the vault for the "chunkiness" of seat-by-seat swings.) www.tallyroom.com.au
- src_ai_2025 The 2025 federal election is the first where a major party received fewer votes than independents and minor parties By Skye Predavec (Researcher, Democracy & Accountability program), The Australia Institute. Published 4 June 2025. australiainstitute.org.au
- src_ai_media "Bellowing from the sidelines": The declining influence of Australia's traditional media (Declining legacy media influence on Australian elections — "Yesterday's kingmakers, today's spectators") Report by Skye Predavec, Joshua Black and Rod Campbell, The Australia Institute, May 2025. Summary page ("Bellowing from the sidelines. australiainstitute.org.au
- src_anu_2022leaders Unpopular leaders punished at the polls in 2022 election Australian National University (2022). "Unpopular leaders punished at the polls in 2022 election." ANU media release, 24 June 2022 (published 2022-06-23). Findings from the joint ANUpoll / Comparative Study of Electoral Systems (CSES) survey of more than 3,500 voters, examining Australians' political attitudes before a www.anu.edu.au
- src_uva_negative_2020 Undermining a Rival Party's Issue Competence through Negative Campaigning: Experimental Evidence from the USA, Denmark, and Australia Henrik Bech Seeberg (Aarhus University) & Alessandro Nai (University of Amsterdam / ASCoR). *Political Studies* (forthcoming at March 2020), DOI 10.1177/0032321720916162. Cited by the vault as [src_uva_negative_2020] (Nai is at the University of Amsterdam — hence "uva"). journals.sagepub.com
- src_ajps_mcallister_2012 Leadership Change, Policy Issues and Voter Defection in the 2010 Australian Election McAllister, Ian, Clive Bean & Juliet Pietsch (2012). "Leadership Change, Policy Issues and Voter Defection in the 2010 Australian Election." *Australian Journal of Political Science*, Vol. 47, No. 2 (June 2012), pp. 189–209. Publisher: Routledge / Taylor & Francis (for the Australian Political Studies Association). doi.org
Papers 52 records
- src_meth_omont_2026 The Geometry of Alliances: Vote Transfer Modelling in French Two-Round Elections (Omont, 2026) Full citation. Omont, Emmanuel (2026), "The Geometry of Alliances: Vote Transfer Modelling in French Two-Round Elections", arXiv:2609.23734 [cs.GT]. arxiv.org
- src_msg_foley_2026 Populist performance and the working class: the discursive and symbolic appeals of One Nation in the competition for 'Aussie Battlers' "Since 2016, Pauline Hanson's One Nation has positioned itself as the party of 'Aussie Battlers' and workers. While One Nation's exclusionary populist messaging is well-documented, this paper examines how its key politicians, primarily Pauline Hanson and Malcolm Roberts, performatively construct a 'working-class' ident doi.org
- src_msg_kluver_2026 How to break populist parties' appeal? An experimental evaluation of communication counter-strategies "Right-wing populist parties have become a major challenge to liberal democracies worldwide. How can mainstream parties effectively counter their appeal? doi.org
- src_fr_cevipof_20260401_municipales-rn Quel bilan pour le Rassemblement national aux élections municipales de mars 2026 ? Note de recherche du CEVIPOF, collection Municipales 2026, n° 5, April 2026, by Gilles Ivaldi (CNRS). PDF fetched. www.sciencespo.fr
- src_meth_falco_gimeno_2026 Left-Wing Governments and Far-Right Success (Falcó-Gimeno, Jurado & Wagner, 2026) Full citation. Falcó-Gimeno, Albert, Ignacio Jurado & Markus Wagner (2026), "Left-Wing Governments and Far-Right Success", *British Journal of Political Science* 56, e5: 1–22. www.cambridge.org
- src_meth_belguise_2025 The Normalization of the Far-Right: When the Salience of Victories Matters (Belguise, 2025) Full citation. Belguise, Margot (2025), "The Normalization of the Far-Right: When the Salience of Victories Matters", Warwick Economics Research Papers No. 1587, November 2025. warwick.ac.uk
- src_es_alaminos_2025 Recuerdo de voto y distorsiones analíticas: el caso español tras las elecciones generales de 2023 *Revista Española de Investigaciones Sociológicas*, núm. 192 (octubre–diciembre 2025), pp. 27–46. DOI: 10.5477/cis/reis.192.27-46. doi.org
- src_msg_swire_thompson_2025 The truth sandwich format does not enhance the correction of misinformation "The 'truth sandwich' correction format, in which false information is bookended by factual information, has frequently been presented as an optimal method for correcting misinformation. Despite recurring recommendations, there is little empirical evidence for enhanced benefits. doi.org
- src_es_rojo_2025 Partidismo negativo, derecha radical y voto: un análisis de su relación en el contexto de las elecciones generales españolas de 2023 *Revista Española de Ciencia Política*, núm. 67 (marzo 2025), pp. 41–68. DOI: 10.21308/recp.67.02. doi.org
- src_msg_daur_2024 Legitimize or Delegitimize? Mainstream Party Strategy toward (Former) Pariah Parties and How Voters Respond "Mainstream parties have often shifted from initially portraying new competitors as undemocratic pariahs (i.e., a delegitimizing strategy) to portraying the same parties later as democratic (i.e., a legitimizing strategy). I argue that voters follow mainstream parties' legitimizing strategies in their legitimacy evalua doi.org
- src_fr_frenchpolitics_20241126_candidate-withdrawal Candidate withdrawal in the French 2024 national legislative elections French Politics (2025) 23:40–57. https://doi.org/10.1057/s41253-024-00272-1. Accepted 11 November 2024; published online 26 November 2024. link.springer.com
- src_fr_wep_20241021_gougou The 2024 French legislative elections: maintaining elections, political crisis Peer-reviewed journal article. West European Politics, vol. 48, no. 3, pp. 723–737, published 21 October 2024. doi.org
- src_msg_galasso_2024 The Populist Dynamic: Experimental Evidence on the Effects of Countering Populism "We evaluate how traditional parties may respond to populist parties on issues aligning with populist messages. During the 2020 Italian referendum on the reduction of members of Parliament, we conducted a large-scale field experiment, exposing 200 municipalities to nearly a million impressions of programmatic advertise ideas.repec.org
- src_fr_cevipof_20240709 Décryptage des résultats au lendemain du 7 juillet 2024 Eight CEVIPOF researchers (Pierre-Henri Bono, Jérôme Jaffré, Anne Muxel, Daniel Boy, Bruno Cautrès, Luc Rouban, Martial Foucault, Pascal Perrineau). PDF fetched and converted. www.sciencespo.fr
- src_es_turnbull_2024 Public support for the *cordon sanitaire*: descriptive evidence from Spain *Party Politics* (2024). DOI: 10.1177/13540688241246141. doi.org
- src_meth_turnbull_dugarte_2024 Public support for the cordon sanitaire: descriptive evidence from Spain (Turnbull-Dugarte, 2024) Full citation. Turnbull-Dugarte, Stuart J. (2024), "Public support for the cordon sanitaire: descriptive evidence from Spain", *Party Politics*. journals.sagepub.com
- src_es_rodon_2024 A bitter victory and a sweet defeat: the July 2023 Spanish general election *South European Society and Politics*, vol. 28 (2023), no. 3, pp. 335–357. DOI: 10.1080/13608746.2024.2326300. www.tandfonline.com
- src_meth_mann_haenschen_2024 A meta-analysis of voter mobilization tactics by electoral salience (Mann & Haenschen, 2024) Full citation. Mann, Christopher B. & Katherine Haenschen (2024), "A meta-analysis of voter mobilization tactics by electoral salience", *Electoral Studies*. www.sciencedirect.com
- src_msg_stier_2024 Mainstreaming the populist radical right? Online news exposure and voting behavior in the 2019 European Parliament election "How does media exposure relate to support for radical right populist parties (RRPPs)? We contribute to this classic debate by analyzing the web browsing histories and survey responses of six thousand study participants in France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and the UK during the 2019 European Parliament election. doi.org
- src_meth_grahamsquire_mccune_2023 An Examination of Ranked Choice Voting in the United States, 2004–2022 (Graham-Squire & McCune, 2023) Full citation. Graham-Squire, Adam & David McCune (2023), "An Examination of Ranked Choice Voting in the United States, 2004–2022", arXiv:2301.12075v2 [econ.GN]. arxiv.org
- src_fr_pres2022_2022-04-27_resultats-officiels-second-tour Décision n° 2022-197 PDR du 27 avril 2022 — Proclamation des résultats de l'élection du Président de la République Official, legally binding count of the 24 April 2022 runoff (not a survey estimate). Published JORF n°0099 du 28 avril 2022, texte n° 1, ECLI: FR:CC:2022:2022.197.PDR. www.conseil-constitutionnel.fr
- src_ca_flanagan_2022 Pivot or Pirouette? The 1993 Canadian General Election (excerpt) UBC Press, Turning Point Elections series. Foreword by Gerald Baier and R. www.ubcpress.ca
- src_meth_coppock_2020 The small effects of political advertising are small regardless of context, message, sender, or receiver: Evidence from 59 real-time randomized experiments (Coppock, Hill & Vavreck, 2020) Full citation. Coppock, Alexander, Seth J. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
- src_msg_nyhan_2020 Facts and Myths about Misperceptions "Misperceptions threaten to warp mass opinion and public policy on controversial issues in politics, science, and health. ... Though evidence is lacking for claims of a 'post-truth' era, changes in the speed with which false information travels and the extent to which it can find receptive audiences require new approac doi.org
- src_mod_mansillo_jackman_2019 National polling and other disasters Luke Mansillo and Simon Jackman, chapter 7 of *Morrison's Miracle: The 2019 Australian Federal Election*, edited by Anika Gauja, Bruce J. Wilson and Marian Sawer, ANU Press, 2020. press-files.anu.edu.au
- src_mod_anupoll_2019_panel Predicting the unpredicted: what longitudinal data can tell us about the 2019 Australian federal election N. Biddle, CSRM Working Paper No. 6/2019, ANU Centre for Social Research & Methods, August 2019. csrm.cass.anu.edu.au
- src_msg_walter_tukachinsky_2019 A Meta-Analytic Examination of the Continued Influence of Misinformation in the Face of Correction: How Powerful Is It, Why Does It Happen, and How to Stop It? "A meta-analysis was conducted to examine the extent of continued influence of misinformation in the face of correction and the theoretical explanations of this phenomenon. Aggregation of results from 32 studies (N = 6,527) revealed that, on average, correction does not entirely eliminate the effect of misinformation ( doi.org
- src_mod_sweden_2018_sd Polling accuracy in the Swedish general election 2018 Per Oleskog Tryggvason, SNES working report 2018:6, Department of Political Science, University of Gothenburg, 3 October 2018. Retrieved 16 Oct 2026. www.gu.se
- src_mod_prosser_mellon_2018 The Twilight of the Polls? A Review of Trends in Polling Accuracy and the Causes of Polling Misses Christopher Prosser (Manchester) and Jonathan Mellon (Oxford/Nuffield). *Government and Opposition* 53(4): 757–790, 2018. DOI 10.1017/gov.2018.7. doi.org
- src_msg_wood_porter_2018 The Elusive Backfire Effect: Mass Attitudes' Steadfast Factual Adherence "Can citizens heed factual information, even when such information challenges their partisan and ideological attachments? The 'backfire effect,' described by Nyhan and Reifler (Polit Behav 32(2):303–330, 2010), says no: rather than simply ignoring factual information, presenting respondents with facts can compound thei doi.org
- src_mod_jennings_wlezien_2018 Election polling errors across time and space Will Jennings (Southampton) and Christopher Wlezien (Texas at Austin). *Nature Human Behaviour* 2(4): 276–283, 2018. DOI 10.1038/s41562-018-0315-6. doi.org
- src_meth_kalla_broockman_2018 The Minimal Persuasive Effects of Campaign Contact in General Elections: Evidence from 49 Field Experiments (Kalla & Broockman, 2018) Full citation. Kalla, Joshua L. & David E. www.cambridge.org
- src_mod_sturgis_2015_uk_polls An assessment of the causes of the errors in the 2015 UK general election opinion polls Patrick Sturgis, Nick Baker, Mario Callegaro, Stephen Fisher, Jane Green, Will Jennings, Jouni Kuha, Ben Lauderdale, Patten Smith. *Journal of the Royal Statistical Society: Series A (Statistics in Society)*, 2018. DOI 10.1111/rssa.12329. rss.onlinelibrary.wiley.com
- src_msg_chan_2017 Debunking: A Meta-Analysis of the Psychological Efficacy of Messages Countering Misinformation "This meta-analysis investigated the factors underlying effective messages to counter attitudes and beliefs based on misinformation. Because misinformation can lead to poor decisions about consequential matters and is persistent and difficult to correct, debunking it is an important scientific and public-policy goal. doi.org
- src_msg_vanheerden_2017 Demonisation and electoral support for populist radical right parties: A temporary effect "Since the 1980s, Western Europe has experienced the surge of populist radical right parties. In an attempt to ward off these electoral newcomers, established parties have pursued strategies of disengagement, such as exclusion and de-legitimation. doi.org
- src_mod_coppock_2017_shy Did Shy Trump Supporters Bias the 2016 Polls? Evidence from a Nationally-representative List Experiment Alexander Coppock (Yale). *Statistics, Politics and Policy* 8(1): 29–40, 2017. DOI 10.1515/spp-2016-0005. alexandercoppock.com
- src_ca_thompson_2017 Maintaining Party Unity: Analyzing the Conservative Party of Canada's Integration of the Progressive Conservative and Canadian Alliance parties "The splitting of the vote between the PC and Reform parties was a concern for many Canadian conservatives. The inability to unite the two parties led to additional vote splitting in the next two elections with the PCs receiving just under 19 per cent of the popular vote in 1997 and slightly over 12 per cent in 2000. carleton.scholaris.ca
- src_mod_es_exitpoll_nonresponse_2016 Spanish exit polls. Sampling error or nonresponse bias? Jose M. Pavía, Elena Badal and Belén García-Cárceles (University of Valencia). *Revista Internacional de Sociología* 74(3): e043, 2016. doi.org
- src_meth_golder_2016 Far Right Parties in Europe (Golder, 2016) Full citation. Golder, Matt (2016), "Far Right Parties in Europe", *Annual Review of Political Science* 19: 477–497. mattgolder.com
- src_meth_gelman_swingvoter The Mythical Swing Voter (Gelman, Goel, Rivers & Rothschild) Full citation. Gelman, Andrew, Sharad Goel, Douglas Rivers & David Rothschild, "The Mythical Swing Voter", *Quarterly Journal of Political Science* (accepted/published; the author PDF states the paper is "forthcoming in Quarterly Journal of Political Science"). sites.stat.columbia.edu
- src_msg_sheets_2015 Media Cues and Citizen Support for Right-Wing Populist Parties "Right-wing populist parties are thriving across Europe. Their success is usually attributed to demand-side voter factors and supply-side factors explaining differences in success between countries and parties, such as the role of the media. doi.org
- src_meth_franco_2014 Publication bias in the social sciences: Unlocking the file drawer (Franco, Malhotra & Simonovits, 2014) Full citation. Franco, Annie, Neil Malhotra & Gabor Simonovits (2014), "Publication bias in the social sciences: Unlocking the file drawer", *Science* 345(6203): 1502–1505. www.science.org
- src_msg_ecker_2010 Explicit warnings reduce but do not eliminate the continued influence of misinformation "Information that initially is presumed to be correct, but that is later retracted or corrected, often continues to influence memory and reasoning. This occurs even if the retraction itself is well remembered. doi.org
- src_msg_nyhan_reifler_2010 When Corrections Fail: The Persistence of Political Misperceptions "An extensive literature addresses citizen ignorance, but very little research focuses on misperceptions. Can these false or unsubstantiated beliefs about politics be corrected? doi.org
- src_msg_boomgaarden_2007 Explaining the rise of anti-immigrant parties: The role of news media content "Anti-immigrant populism is on the rise throughout western Europe. Traditionally, economic and immigration-related factors are used to explain support for anti-immigrant parties at the aggregate level. doi.org
- src_ca_belanger_godbout_2004 Merger as a Means to (Re-)Gain Office for Right-Wing Federal Parties in Canada Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Canadian Political Science Association, Winnipeg, 3–5 June 2004; also presented at the ECPR Joint Sessions, Uppsala, April 2004. www.cpsa-acsp.ca
- src_meth_golder_2003 Explaining Variation in the Success of Extreme Right Parties in Western Europe (Golder, 2003) Full citation. Golder, Matt (2003), "Explaining Variation in the Success of Extreme Right Parties in Western Europe", *Comparative Political Studies* 36(4): 432–466. mattgolder.com
- src_meth_gerber_green_2000 The Effects of Canvassing, Telephone Calls, and Direct Mail on Voter Turnout: A Field Experiment (Gerber & Green, 2000) Full citation. Gerber, Alan S. & Donald P. isps.yale.edu
- src_ca_macivor_1999 Proportional and Semi-Proportional Electoral Systems: Their Potential Effects on Canadian Politics Elections Canada, Research and Policy series. Presented 23 April 1999. www.elections.ca
- src_ca_ellis_1997 A Genealogy of Dissent: Activism and Participation in Canada's Reform Party PhD dissertation, University of Calgary, September 1997, 355 pp. Retrieved from the Library and Archives Canada theses portal. www.collectionscanada.gc.ca
- src_meth_gelman_king_1993 Why Are American Presidential Election Campaign Polls So Variable When Votes Are So Predictable? (Gelman & King, 1993) Full citation. Gelman, Andrew & Gary King (1993), "Why Are American Presidential Election Campaign Polls So Variable When Votes Are So Predictable?", *British Journal of Political Science* 23(4): 409–451. gking.harvard.edu
- src_meth_geddes_1990 How the Cases You Choose Affect the Answers You Get: Selection Bias in Comparative Politics (Geddes, 1990) Full citation. Geddes, Barbara (1990), "How the Cases You Choose Affect the Answers You Get: Selection Bias in Comparative Politics", *Political Analysis* 2: 131–150. www.cambridge.org
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- src_aec_thirdparties_2024_25 Third-party campaigners and their funders, 2024-25 (dataset) The 2024-25 returns of third-party campaigners and significant third parties read as data: electoral expenditure, receipts, and the funders named in the donor file, for the conservative vehicles and their progressive counterparts on the same measure. Advance Australia itemises 39% of $13.46m; its 2023-24 money arrived 91% from a single entity that files no return. transparency.aec.gov.au
- src_aec_donations_2024_25 AEC annual disclosure, 2024-25 — cross-party funding comparison (dataset) The 2024-25 federal disclosures, read as data rather than as reporting: every transparency.aec.gov.au
- src_vec_register_20261031 Victorian donations register — all parties, 2020 to Oct 2026 (dataset) Every donation disclosed to the Victorian Electoral Commission since July 2020, disclosures.vec.vic.gov.au
- src_on_abc_vic_candidates Candidates A-Z — VIC Election 2026 (ABC election guide, retrieved 16 Oct 2026) 87 candidate rows coded ONP, each in a distinct lower-house district (no duplicate districts); Districts with an ONP candidate: Albert Park, Ashwood, Bass, Bayswater, Bellarine, Benambra, Bendigo East, Bendigo West, Bentleigh, Berwick, Box Hill, Brighton, Broadmeadows, Brunswick, Bulleen, Bundoora, Carrum, Caulfield, C www.abc.net.au
- src_mod_aes_voter_studies Australian Election Study — voter studies, methodology and panel component Australian Election Study (AES), Australian National University; datasets hosted by the Australian Data Archive. Page retrieved 16 Oct 2026. (The ADA Dataverse index at https://dataverse.ada.edu.au/dataverse/aes applies a proof-of-work bot check to automated clients; the AES website itself is readable.) australianelectionstudy.org
- src_on_aec_party_returns_20261016 AEC political party annual returns — One Nation and comparators (dataset, retrieved 16 Oct 2026) Retrieved as the AEC's bulk annual-disclosure export (`AllAnnualData.zip`, 2,575,661 bytes, file timestamps 2026-10-15 13:30). The file used is `Party Returns.csv`, columns: `Financial Year, Name, Party Group, Total Receipts, Total Payments, Total Debts, Total Discretionary Benefits`. transparency.aec.gov.au
- src_on_aec_receipts_20261016 AEC detailed receipts and debts — Pauline Hanson's One Nation, 2024-25 (dataset, retrieved 16 Oct 2026) Source files: `Detailed Receipts.csv` and `Detailed Debts.csv` from the AEC's bulk annual-disclosure export (retrieved 16 Oct 2026). Disclosure threshold for 2024-25 is $16,900. transparency.aec.gov.au
- src_on_vec_2022_baseline 2022 Victorian state election — party totals, both houses (VEC) *The 2022 Victorian state election* (Parliament of Victoria, Research Paper No. 2, May 2023) gives One Nation's Legislative Council primary as 2.05% (76,790 votes) and states Northern Victoria's ON primary as 3.68-3.73%, carried to a seat on preference flows: "The final spot then goes to One Nation, whose initial vote www.vec.vic.gov.au
- src_es_cis_202610 Estimación de voto — Estudio nº 3582. Barómetro de octubre 2026 Ficha técnica: Barómetro de octubre ES3582. Método: escenarios. www.cis.es
- src_es_cis_202609 Estimación de voto — Estudio nº 3577. Barómetro de septiembre 2026 Ficha técnica: Barómetro de septiembre ES3577. Método: escenarios. www.cis.es
- src_on_abc_secret_harbour Secret Harbour By-election 2026 — final figures (ABC News election results) Previously held by ALP with margin of 11.5%; "Luke Herdegen wins first Western Australian lower house seat for One Nation."; "Georgia Tree fails to hold safe Labor seat in Perth's south.". www.abc.net.au
- src_on_waec_secret_harbour Secret Harbour by-election 2026 — declared result and quick stats (WAEC media release, 9 September 2026) Secret Harbour By-election 2026 - Voter Turnout: 78.98% (Rockingham By-election 2023 was 74.48%) - Postal Votes Received: 6,105 - Early Polling Attendance: 12,869 - Informality Rate: 3.42% www.elections.wa.gov.au
- src_es_cis_202605 Estimación de voto — Estudio nº 3562. Barómetro de mayo 2026 Ficha técnica: Barómetro de mayo ES3562 (estudio 04/05/2026; avance 29/05/2026; publicación 26/06/2026). Método: escenarios. www.cis.es
- src_on_aec_farrer_2026 Farrer federal by-election, 9 May 2026 — official AEC count (final, updated 25 May 2026) Direct count from the AEC's "Two candidate preferred by polling place" table, recomputed from the fetched page rather than quoted: results.aec.gov.au
- src_on_vec_nepean_2026 Nepean District by-election 2026 — recheck first preferences and full distribution of preferences (VEC) Elected member: MARSH, Anthony (Liberal). - Total enrolment as at close of rolls: 50,910 - Formal votes: 40,545 - Informal votes: 2,041 (4.79% of the total votes) - Total votes: 42,586 (83.65% of total enrolment) - Votes required to constitute an absolute majority: 20,273 www.vec.vic.gov.au
- src_es_jec_cyl2026 Resolución de 27 de abril de 2026, de la Junta Electoral de Castilla y León, por la que se hacen públicos los resultados generales y por circunscripciones y la relación de Procuradores proclamados electos en las Elecciones a las Cortes de Castilla y León celebradas el 15 de marzo de 2026 (BOCyL núm. 80, 29-4-2026, p. 239 ss.) Total residentes ausentes census 180.234; votantes 12.071; 1.371 votes declared non-scrutinisable for failing the requirements of art. 75 LOREG (concentrated in León, 1.211). www.juntaelectoralcentral.es
- src_es_rtve_cyl2026 Resultados Elecciones Castilla y León 2026 — votos, escaños y mayorías DatosRTVE results page, 99.3% counted at time of access (final official act at [src_es_jec_cyl2026]). Source credited on the page: Junta de Castilla y León. resultados-elecciones.rtve.es
- src_es_rtve_aragon2026 Resultados Elecciones Aragón 2026 — votos, escaños y mayorías Participación: 67,6% (+1,0 point vs 2023). Votos totales 662.131; abstenciones 317.661; votos en blanco 7.166; votos nulos 6.166. resultados-elecciones.rtve.es
- src_es_cis_202601 Estimación de voto — Estudio nº 3540. Barómetro de enero 2026 Ficha técnica: Barómetro de enero ES3540. Método: escenarios. www.cis.es
- src_es_jec_ext2025 Acuerdo de 7 de enero de 2026, de la Junta Electoral de Extremadura, por la que se hacen públicos los resultados del escrutinio general y proclamación de Diputados y Diputadas electos a la Asamblea de Extremadura en las elecciones celebradas el 21 de diciembre de 2025 (DOE núm. 8, 14-1-2026) Vox: 56.898 + 32.870 = 89.768 votes, 11 seats (6 in Badajoz + 5 in Cáceres). Valid votes total: 330.343 + 200.723 = 531.066. www.juntaelectoralcentral.es
- src_nyc_nycopenData_20251219_historical-turnout Historical Voter Turnout — New York City Open Data City-government dataset: "This dataset contains voter turnout trends in New York City from 2017 to the present, reported at the citywide, borough, and political district levels. Data Provided By Campaign Finance Board." Last updated 19 December 2025. data.cityofnewyork.us
- src_nyc_cnn_20251202_exit-poll Exit polls: Election 2025 — New York City general, Mayor (CNN/SSRS Voter Poll) "CNN Exit Polls are from the Voter Poll conducted by SSRS." 4,744 total respondents. Results updated 2 December 2025, "weighted to match election results". www.cnn.com
- src_nyc_cuny_20251202_certified-ed-results NYC 2025 Election Map — certified general-election results file (CUNY Center for Urban Research) The Center for Urban Research at the CUNY Graduate Center publishes an election-comparison map ("NYC 2025 Election Map / CUNY") built on the Board of Elections' certified returns. The underlying file `certified25results.csv` is a per-election-district compilation with these columns: www.urbanresearchmaps.org
- src_nyc_boe_20251202_general-mayor Statement and Return Report for Certification — General Election 4 Nov 2025, Mayor Citywide Certified 2 December 2025. Citywide recap plus the Board's ED-level CSV (`00000100000Citywide Mayor Citywide EDLevel.csv`), which was used to recompute borough totals by summing election districts. vote.nyc
- src_nyc_boe_20250722_primary-rcv BOARD OF ELECTIONS IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK — 2025 PRIMARY ELECTION, OFFICIAL RANKED CHOICE ROUNDS (DEM Mayor Citywide) BOARD OF ELECTIONS IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK 2025 PRIMARY ELECTION OFFICIAL RANKED CHOICE ROUNDS We certify this statement to be correct ... on: Date: July 22, 2025 www.vote.nyc
- src_mod_aec_2025_tpp_flow Two party preferred preference flow — 2025 federal election (national) Australian Electoral Commission, Tally Room, 2025 federal election. Page "Updated: Tue, 10 Jun 2025 10:49:32 AM AEST". results.aec.gov.au
- src_mod_enef_2017 Enquête électorale française 2017 (EnEF 2017) Sciences Po, Centre de recherches politiques de Sciences Po (CEVIPOF), CNRS, 2024. Dataset record retrieved 16 Oct 2026 from Recherche Data Gouv (https://recherche.data.gouv.fr/fr/jeu-de-donnee/enquete-electorale-francaise-2017-enef-2017), which catalogues the deposit at data.sciencespo.fr. data.sciencespo.fr
- src_fr_interieur_20240710 Elections législatives des 30 juin et 7 juillet 2024 — Résultats définitifs (1er et 2nd tour) ``` FE;"France entière";43328508;28867759;"66,63%";14460749;"33,37%";27279713;"62,96%";"94,50%";1195089;"2,76%";"4,14%";392957;"0,91%";"1,36%";FI;8361;"0,02%";"0,03%";SOC;26343;"0,06%";"0,10%";DVG;401063;"0,93%";"1,47%";UG;7004725;"16,17%";"25,68%";ECO;37808;"0,09%";"0,14%";REG;288202;"0,67%";"1,06%";DIV;38025;"0,09%"; www.data.gouv.fr
- src_meth_fr_interior_2024 French National Assembly election 2024 — official round results Source chain. IFES Election Guide entries for the French National Assembly 2024 first round (https://electionguide.org/elections/id/4449/; held 30 June 2024) and second round (https://electionguide.org/elections/id/4450/; held 7 July 2024). electionguide.org
- src_es_jec_20240609 Acuerdo de 27 de junio de 2024, de la Junta Electoral Central, por el que se procede a la publicación de los resultados de las elecciones al Parlamento Europeo celebradas el 9 de junio de 2024 (BOE-A-2024-13092, BOE núm. 156, 28-6-2024, pp. 74701-74718) VOX 1.688.255 / 17.527.438 valid votes = 9.63%; 1.688.255 / 17.402.783 votes to candidacies = 9.70%. Vox's share of the 2019 European result was 1.393.684 votes and 3 seats (see [src_es_jec_20190526]), i.e. 4.54% of valid votes. www.boe.es
- src_fr_interieur_20240609_euro Résultats des élections européennes du 9 juin 2024 — Résultats définitifs Provenance: Ministère de l'Intérieur, published on data.gouv.fr. Dataset "Résultats des élections européennes du 9 juin 2024", last update 2024-06-13. www.data.gouv.fr
- src_es_jec_pv2024 Acuerdo de 2 de mayo de 2024, de la Junta Electoral de la Comunidad Autónoma del País Vasco, por el que se dispone la publicación de los resultados del escrutinio general de las elecciones al Parlamento Vasco celebradas el 21 de abril de 2024 (BOPV núm. 90, 9-5-2024) Relevance. Primary official record that Vox's Basque result in 2024 was 1 seat on 2.05% — its effective floor — in the same national cycle in which its Spanish average was ~12–15%; and that its one seat came from Álava, not Bizkaia or Gipuzkoa. www.juntaelectoralcentral.es
- src_es_jec_gal2024 Acuerdo de 4 de marzo de 2024, de la Junta Electoral de Galicia, por el que se hacen públicos los resultados generales y por circunscripciones y la relación de diputadas y diputados proclamados electos en las elecciones al Parlamento de Galicia del 18 de febrero de 2024 (DOG núm. 47, 6-3-2024, p. 17322 ss.) Turnout = 1.515.944 / 2.693.816 = 56.27%. Vox share = 34.045 / 1.488.805 = 2.29% of votes to candidacies; no seat in any of the four provinces (A Coruña 15.399; Lugo 3.517; Ourense 2.961; Pontevedra 12.168). www.juntaelectoralcentral.es
- src_es_cis_202309 Estimación de voto — Estudio nº 3420. Barómetro de septiembre. Postelectoral elecciones generales 2023 Ficha técnica: Barómetro de septiembre 2023, postelectoral elecciones generales 2023, ES3420. Método: escenarios. www.cis.es
- src_es_jec_20230723 Resolución de 30 de agosto de 2023, de la Presidencia de la Junta Electoral Central, por la que se publica el resumen de los resultados de las elecciones al Congreso de los Diputados y al Senado celebradas el 23 de julio de 2023 (BOE-A-2023-18907, BOE núm. 209, 1-9-2023, pp. 122201-122274) PDF: https://www.boe.es/boe/dias/2023/09/01/pdfs/BOE-A-2023-18907.pdf Machine-readable copy also at: https://www.juntaelectoralcentral.es/cs/jec/documentos/Resultados%20Ceuta%20y%20Melilla.pdf www.boe.es
- src_es_jec_mur2023 Anuncio 3692, Junta Electoral Provincial de Murcia: resultados definitivos de las elecciones a la Asamblea de la Comunidad Autónoma de Murcia y del voto CERA desglosado por consulado de emisión (BORM núm. 135, 14-6-2023, p. 18540) Vox share: 121.321 / 676.554 = 17.94% of votes to candidacies (17.72% of valid votes). Asamblea: 45 seats; majority 23. www.juntaelectoralcentral.es
- src_fr_interieur_20220619b Élections législatives des 12 et 19 juin 2022 — Résultats définitifs (1er et 2nd tours) Provenance: Ministère de l'Intérieur, published on data.gouv.fr. - 1er tour dataset: "Élections législatives des 12 et 19 juin 2022 - Résultats définitifs du premier tour", last update 2022-06-14. File used: `resultats-par-niveau-fe-t1-france-entiere.txt` (France entière, nuance level) and `resultats-par-niveau-cirlg-t www.data.gouv.fr
- src_nyc_boe_2021_general-mayor Statement and Return Report for Certification — General Election 2 Nov 2021, Mayor Citywide The BOE's certified citywide recap for the 2021 mayoral general election (first-past-the-post), used here as the baseline against which the 2025 result and turnout are compared. Retrieved as CSV from the Board's 2021 results summary page. vote.nyc
- src_nyc_boe_2021_primary-rcv BOARD OF ELECTIONS IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK — 2021 PRIMARY, OFFICIAL RANKED CHOICE ROUNDS (DEM Mayor Citywide) Certified 20 July 2021. The 2021 comparator file for the 2025 RCV round data; note it is published as eight discrete rounds, unlike the 2025 file. vote.nyc
- src_es_jec_20191110 Resolución de 29 de noviembre de 2019, de la Presidencia de la Junta Electoral Central, por la que se publica el resumen de los resultados de las elecciones al Congreso y al Senado celebradas el 10 de noviembre de 2019 (BOE-A-2019-17344, BOE núm. 289, 2-12-2019, p. 132096 ss.) PSOE + PSC = 6.792.199 votes, 120 seats. PP + PP-FORO = 5.047.040 votes, 89 seats. www.juntaelectoralcentral.es
- src_es_jec_20190526 Acuerdo de 13 de junio de 2019, de la Junta Electoral Central, por el que se procede a la publicación de los resultados de las elecciones de Diputados al Parlamento Europeo celebradas el 26 de mayo de 2019 (BOE-A-2019-8954, BOE núm. 142, 14-6-2019, p. 62479 ss.) Relevance. Primary official record for Vox's first European election (26 May 2019): 3 seats on 6.21%, achieved three weeks after the 28 April general election in which it had won 24 congressional seats. www.juntaelectoralcentral.es
- src_es_jec_20190428 Resolución de 24 de mayo de 2019, de la Presidencia de la Junta Electoral Central, por la que se publica el resumen de los resultados de las elecciones al Congreso y al Senado celebradas el 28 de abril de 2019 (BOE-A-2019-8070, BOE núm. 129, 30-5-2019, p. 57340 ss.) VOX 2.688.092 / 26.201.371 = 10.26% of valid votes (10.3% as usually reported). This was Vox's first entry into the Congress. www.juntaelectoralcentral.es
- src_fr_interieur_20170618 Élections législatives des 11 et 18 juin 2017 — résultats Producer: Ministère de l'Intérieur. Files used: - Round 1: https://static.data.gouv.fr/resources/elections-legislatives-des-11-et-18-juin-2017-resultats-du-1er-tour/20170613-095447/Leg_2017_Resultats_T1_c.xlsx - Round 2: https://static.data.gouv.fr/resources/elections-legislatives-des-11-et-18-juin-2017-resultats-du-2n www.data.gouv.fr
- src_ca_parl_hfer_2010 History of the Federal Electoral Ridings, 1867-2010 — candidate-level results file (`hfer_e.csv`) Data produced by the Library of Parliament: "the name, gender, occupation, party affiliation, election results of all the candidates to all the federal elections by riding." Downloaded as `hfer_e.csv` (38,777 rows; 13 columns). Licence: Open Government Licence — Canada. open.canada.ca
- src_ca_elections_2006_2011_ovr Elections Canada official voting results, raw-data summary tables, 2006 and 2011 CSV summary tables from `https://www.elections.ca/scripts/OVR2006/25/data_donnees/table_tableauNN.csv` and `https://www.elections.ca/scripts/OVR2011/34/data_donnees/table_tableauNN.csv`. These are the machine-readable form of the official voting results for the first two general elections fought by the merged Conservat www.elections.ca
- src_ca_elections_2004_ovr Thirty-eighth General Election 2004: Official Voting Results (raw data) — summary tables CSV summary tables downloaded from `https://www.elections.ca/scripts/OVR2004/23/data/table01.csv` … `table15.csv`. These are the machine-readable form of the official voting results, published by Elections Canada on 17 November 2004. www.elections.ca
- src_ca_elections_2003_byelection By-elections May 12 and June 16, 2003: Official Voting Results (EC 94331) Official voting results, Chief Electoral Officer of Canada, August 2003. Catalogue SE1-2/2003-1. www.elections.ca
- src_ca_elections_2000_synopsis Thirty-seventh General Election 2000: Official Voting Results: Synopsis Archived Elections Canada tables, reproduced from `.../rep/off/37g&document=synopsis06` and `...&document=synopsis02`. www.elections.ca
- src_ca_elections_1997_synopsis Thirty-sixth General Election 1997: Official Voting Results: Synopsis Archived Elections Canada tables. Catalogue: SE1-1/1997-1. www.elections.ca
- src_ca_ipu_1993 CANADA: parliamentary elections House of Commons, 1993 Inter-Parliamentary Union, historical archive of parliamentary election results. Copyright 1993 IPU. data.ipu.org
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- src_newspoll_20261026 Newspoll: Coalition on track to end 12 years of Labor rule (fieldwork 15–22 Oct 2026) | ALP | L-NP | GRN | ONP | IND | Others | |---|---|---|---|---|---| | 24 | 33 | 14 | 20 | — | 9 | www.theaustralian.com.au
- src_essential_20261015 Essential / Guardian Essential: no Victorian state voting-intention wave (as at 15 Oct 2026) Finding: As of 15 Oct 2026, Essential Research's published polling this cycle is federal (national voting intention, budget, approval), not a Victorian *state* voting-intention series. No Victorian Assembly primary-vote wave by Essential was located in the Wikipedia polling table, the Ace Strategies 35-wave register, t www.theguardian.com
- src_essential_ Essential / Guardian Essential: no Victorian state voting-intention wave (as at 15 Oct 2026) Finding: As of 15 Oct 2026, Essential Research's published polling this cycle is federal (national voting intention, budget, approval), not a Victorian *state* voting-intention series. No Victorian Assembly primary-vote wave by Essential was located in the Wikipedia polling table, the Ace Strategies 35-wave register, t www.theguardian.com
- src_resolve_20261012 Resolve: Wilson gains economic traction as Carroll's popularity dives (fieldwork 6–10 Oct 2026) | ALP | L-NP | GRN | ONP | IND | Others | |---|---|---|---|---|---| | 25 | 28 | 15 | 23 | 4 | 5 | www.theage.com.au
- src_roymorgan_20261012 ALP continues to hold an election winning lead; One Nation is highest in Western Australia and Queensland ALP continues to hold an election winning lead; One Nation is highest in Western Australia and Queensland. www.roymorgan.com
- src_afr_20261011 Coalition firms for majority in Victoria as voters warm to Wilson Victorian Liberal leader Jess Wilson's chances of governing in her own right after next month's election are firming as voters in the state back the Coalition to manage the issues of most importance to them. www.afr.com
- src_redbridge_20261011 RedBridge/Accent: Coalition firms for majority as voters warm to Wilson (fieldwork 2–8 Oct 2026) | ALP | L-NP | GRN | ONP | IND+Oth | |---|---|---|---|---| | 24 | 30 | 16 | 24 | 6 (residual) | www.afr.com
- src_roymorgan_20261009 Victorian Election is 'too close to call' today: ALP/Greens (46 seats) narrowly ahead of L-NP/ONP (42 seats); One Nation set to win over 10 seats in Lower House Article No. 10346. Source: Roy Morgan Single Source, March 2026 – September 2026. roymorgan-cms-prod.s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com
- src_freshwater_20261001 Freshwater: Wilson extends lead as Labor's primary crashes to 24% (fieldwork 24–28 Sep 2026) | ALP | L-NP | GRN | ONP | Others | |---|---|---|---|---| | 24 | 29 | 14 | 22 | 11 | www.heraldsun.com.au
- src_demosau_20260928 DemosAU/Premier National: Coalition lead narrows to 52–48 (fieldwork 10–20 Sep 2026) | ALP | L-NP | GRN | ONP | Others (residual) | |---|---|---|---|---| | 25 | 30 | 14 | 20 | 11 | www.heraldsun.com.au
- src_redbridge_20260915 RedBridge/Accent: Hanson's "bomb throwing" could help Victorian Liberals (fieldwork 1–14 Sep 2026) | ALP | L-NP | GRN | ONP | Others (residual) | |---|---|---|---|---| | 24 | 29 | 15 | 25 | 7 | www.afr.com
- src_resolve_20260914 Resolve: Debt concern looms large as Carroll struggles (fieldwork 6–12 Sep 2026) | ALP | L-NP | GRN | ONP | IND | Others | |---|---|---|---|---|---| | 25 | 28 | 12 | 23 | 8 | 5 | www.theage.com.au
- src_smh_20260914 Carroll fails to gain traction as debt fears grip Victorian voters Resolve Political Monitor, Victorian respondents, week of 7 Sept 2026. - Labor primary stuck at election-losing 25%; Coalition up to five-month high 28%; One Nation steady 23%. - Preferred premier: Jess Wilson 28%, Ben Carroll 20%, Warren Pickering 8%. - Outlook: only 19% expect state outlook to improve, 44% expect wor www.smh.com.au
- src_smh_20260825 1000 One Nation voters said why they were voting for Hanson – and what it would take to switch Immigration rather than living costs is the top concern for Australians who have flocked to One Nation, according to research that suggests Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Angus Taylor must convince voters they've cut migration if they are to claw back support. www.smh.com.au
- src_conversation_20260821 Victorian polls have Coalition leading Labor by narrow to large margins It's about three months until the Victorian state election on November 28. Five polls have been released since Ben Carroll replaced Jacinta Allan as Labor leader and premier on July 28. theconversation.com
- src_resolve_20260819 Resolve: How the leadership coup changed Labor's electoral fortunes (fieldwork 16 Aug 2026) | ALP | L-NP | GRN | ONP | IND+Oth | |---|---|---|---|---| | 25 | 27 | 12 | 23 | 13 | www.theage.com.au
- src_demosau_20260816 DemosAU/Premier National: Carroll faces uphill battle (fieldwork 6–11 Aug 2026) | ALP | L-NP | GRN | ONP | Others | |---|---|---|---|---| | 23 | 32 | 13 | 22 | 10 | www.heraldsun.com.au
- src_conversation_20260816 Exclusive poll shows nearly half of respondents defecting from Victorian Labor. What do these voters care about? TOP ISSUES (nominate in "top three" from list of 12): - Cost of living: 68% - Crime: 56% - Health: 38% - Corruption: ~15% of Labor defectors; government debt 12% of Labor defectors (lower down overall) theconversation.com
- src_acestrategies_20260815 Victoria Poll Briefing, August 2026 Fieldwork 6-11 Aug 2026; n=1,007 (eff. 559); ±4.1%. - Coalition 32% (+2), Labor 23% (+2), One Nation 22% (-1), Greens 13%, Others 10%; TPP Coalition 55-45. - Biggest issue: cost of living 31%, crime/violence 29%; housing 5th at 8% (behind economic performance and state debt) — unlike other states. - Preferred premier: acestrategies.au
- src_smh_20260809 New premier battles to keep seat as Liberal treaty pledge falls flat YouGov poll, n≈4,000, fielded shortly before Carroll replaced Allan. - Treaty: 40% support, 32% oppose. - Nearly two-thirds think the Coalition's "repeal treaty within 100 days" pledge is a One Nation policy. - In Kew (Wilson's seat) and Caulfield, Sandringham, Brighton, Malvern, Hawthorn: 60%+ say a politician making www.smh.com.au
- src_yougov_20260809 YouGov MRP: seat projection (fieldwork 16 Jun–10 Jul 2026) | ALP | L-NP | GRN | ONP | Others | |---|---|---|---|---| | 23 | 26 | 13 | 24 | 14 | www.theage.com.au
- src_roymorgan_20260807 Roy Morgan: L-NP 26% and ALP 26% level on primary; L-NP narrowly leads 2PP 51–49 (fieldwork 5–7 Aug 2026) Contradiction note: the 2PP pairing puts the Coalition ahead 51–49, but on the three-party-preferred measure Labor leads (43.5) because the right vote is *split* between the Coalition (30) and One Nation (26.5). Same poll, opposite leader, depending on the pairing. www.roymorgan.com
- src_freshwater_20260804 Freshwater: Coalition remains in front 52–48 (fieldwork 31 Jul–3 Aug 2026) | ALP | L-NP | GRN | ONP | Others | |---|---|---|---|---| | 25 | 30 | 14 | 22 | 9 | www.heraldsun.com.au
- src_redbridge_20260803 RedBridge/Accent: Coalition surges after Vic leadership challenge (fieldwork 28 Jul–1 Aug 2026) | ALP | L-NP | GRN | ONP | Others | |---|---|---|---|---| | 23 | 30 | 14 | 22 | 11 | www.afr.com
- src_newspoll_20260727 Newspoll: Coalition leads as Allan faces leadership challenge (fieldwork 23–26 Jul 2026) | ALP | L-NP | GRN | ONP | Others | |---|---|---|---|---| | 28 | 31 | 13 | 19 | 9 | www.theaustralian.com.au
- src_redbridge_20260714 RedBridge/Accent (Trades Hall): One Nation ahead of Labor and Coalition (fieldwork ~1–14 Jul 2026) | ONP | L-NP | ALP | GRN | Others | |---|---|---|---|---| | 27 | 26 | 26 | 12 | 8 | www.theaustralian.com.au
- src_resolve_20260713 Resolve: Even with One Nation dropping, Labor still has reason to worry (fieldwork 12 Jul 2026) | ALP | L-NP | GRN | ONP | IND+Oth | |---|---|---|---|---| | 27 | 27 | 12 | 22 | 12 | www.theage.com.au
- src_redbridge_20260701 RedBridge/Accent: One Nation overtakes Labor and Liberals (fieldwork 17–28 Jun 2026) | ONP | L-NP | ALP | GRN | Others | |---|---|---|---|---| | 27 | 26 | 26 | 13 | 8 | www.afr.com
- src_resolve_20260615 Resolve: "End of days" for the Allan government (fieldwork May–Jun 2026) | L-NP | ALP | GRN | ONP | IND+Oth | |---|---|---|---|---| | 26 | 26 | 12 | 24 | 12 | www.theage.com.au
- src_demosau_20260612 DemosAU/Premier National: Allan least popular premier amid Labor vote collapse (fieldwork 7–11 Jun 2026) | ALP | L-NP | GRN | ONP | Others | |---|---|---|---|---| | 21 | 30 | 15 | 23 | 11 | www.heraldsun.com.au
- src_freshwater_20260609 Freshwater: Voters believe it's time for Allan to go (fieldwork 5–8 Jun 2026) | L-NP | ONP | ALP | GRN | Others | |---|---|---|---|---| | 27 | 25 | 23 | 14 | 11 | www.heraldsun.com.au
- src_roymorgan_20260427 Roy Morgan: ALP holds ground, leads ONP and L-NP before Nepean by-election (fieldwork 22–24 Apr 2026) | ALP | L-NP | GRN | ONP | IND | Others | |---|---|---|---|---|---| | 25.5 | 24 | 13.5 | 24.5 | 8.5 | 4 | www.roymorgan.com
- src_resolve_20260421 Resolve: One Nation entrenched as third force (fieldwork Mar–Apr 2026) | L-NP | ALP | ONP | GRN | IND+Oth | |---|---|---|---|---| | 29 | 27 | 21 | 10 | 13 | www.theage.com.au
- src_freshwater_20260324 Freshwater: Allan faces leadership crisis (fieldwork 19–23 Mar 2026) | L-NP | ALP | ONP | GRN | Others | |---|---|---|---|---| | 30 | 27 | 20 | 14 | 9 | www.heraldsun.com.au
- src_freshwater_20260304 Freshwater: Wilson ahead as preferred premier (fieldwork 19–23 Feb 2026) | ALP | L-NP | ONP | GRN | Others | |---|---|---|---|---| | 28 | 27 | 23 | 13 | 9 | www.heraldsun.com.au
- src_redbridge_20260304 RedBridge/Accent: Victorian public opinion snapshot (fieldwork 18–27 Feb 2026) | L-NP | ALP | ONP | GRN | Others | |---|---|---|---|---| | 28 | 25 | 24 | 13 | 10 | 6b72024e-077a-44e2-88f5-dc1a0ed81099.usrfiles.com
- src_roymorgan_20260219 Roy Morgan: One Nation ahead of both majors nine months out (fieldwork 13–16 Feb 2026) | ONP | ALP | L-NP | GRN | IND | Others | |---|---|---|---|---|---| | 26.5 | 25.5 | 21.5 | 13.5 | 9 | 4 | www.roymorgan.com
- src_resolve_20260218 Resolve: "None of the above" — the flight from the major parties (fieldwork 12–16 Jan & 8–14 Feb 2026) | L-NP | ALP | GRN | ONP | IND | Others | |---|---|---|---|---|---| | 30 | 28 | 12 | 11 | 7 | 11 | www.theage.com.au
- src_roymorgan_20260216 Coalition back in front of One Nation following change of Liberal Leader New Coalition Leader Angus Taylor has led the Liberal-National Coalition back in front of One Nation on his first weekend as Liberal Leader with the Roy Morgan Poll showing primary support for the L-NP Coalition up 3.5% to 23.5%, and One Nation down 3.5% to 21.5%. Support for the ALP was up 1.5% to 32%, the Greens were www.roymorgan.com
- src_demosau_20260214 DemosAU/Premier National: One Nation could hold balance of power (fieldwork 1–10 Feb 2026) | L-NP | ALP | ONP | GRN | Others | |---|---|---|---|---| | 29 | 23 | 21 | 15 | 12 | demosau.com
Reports 34 records
- src_climatecouncil_suburbs Shifting the Suburbs: How to talk with suburban Australians about climate and energy A Climate Council communications guide for talking about climate and energy with suburban audiences, based on 2026 RedBridge Group research. www.climatecouncil.org.au
- src_on_real_deal_booklet The Real Deal: For Victoria — One Nation's policy platform (October 2026) Retrieved 16 Oct 2026. The PDF is 64 pages (page count from the file; the final printed page number is 64). assets.nationbuilder.com
- src_commons_real_problems Real Problems, Real Solutions: A Messaging Guide to Move Beyond Racial Scapegoating in the Victorian Election An interim messaging guide by Common Cause Australia to counter racial scapegoating during the November 2026 Victorian election, developed with the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre and Democracy in Colour. commonslibrary.org
- src_fr_ipsos_20260909_eef2026-vague3 Enquête électorale française 2026 — Vague 3 (Septembre 2026) Ipsos bva–CESI école d'ingénieurs–CEVIPOF–FJJ–Le Monde–Institut Montaigne. Authors: Brice Teinturier, Jean-François Doridot, Federico Vacas, Pierre Latrille. www.ipsos.com
- src_chp_priorities CHP Election Priorities Guide 2026 The Council to Homeless Persons' publication page for its 2026 Victorian election priorities guide, urging candidates and voters to prioritise ending homelessness. chp.org.au
- src_vcoss_platform VCOSS 2026 Election Platform VCOSS's 2026 Victorian election platform, setting out six priority areas and asking all political parties to commit to them. vcoss.org.au
- src_msg_feps_2026 How (not) to fight the far right "The literature shows a strong academic fixation on the strategy of adoption – the partial incorporation of far-right issues or frames – yet also a broad scientific consensus on its strategic limits. While adoption can generate short-term electoral gains in specific contexts, these effects are fragile and rarely transf feps-europe.eu
- src_msg_ratcliff_2026 Persuasion and resistance: A survey experiment on messaging for and against One Nation "Since the May 2025 federal election, One Nation's primary vote has risen sharply across published polling. ... What drives this surge — and what, if anything, suppresses it — remains contested ... politicsir.cass.anu.edu.au
- src_mckell_funding_fairer Funding Fairer Housing Funding Fairer Housing — Delivering Cheaper Housing for Homebuyers Through a Levy on Australia's Largest Land Fortunes. Published February 2026. mckellinstitute.org.au
- src_msg_sengul_sawer_2026 Swimming with or against the tide of populism Abstract (verbatim): "Populist discourses were ubiquitous during the 2025 election campaign, with the spectre of Donald Trump once again looming large. Drawing on content analysis data from 2024 and 2025, this chapter explores the key vectors of populist discourse in the 2025 election, including the roles of Sky News A press-files.anu.edu.au
- src_nyc_cfb_2025_voter-analysis-report 2025 Voter Analysis Report (NYC Campaign Finance Board) The CFB's annual Voter Analysis Report, published after each election year. Figures below are the CFB's own analysis of the BOE voter file combined with US Census / ACS estimates. "Turnout" is here defined against the registered-voter base used by the CFB, which differs slightly from the BOE's own denominators. www.nycvotes.org
- src_nyc_cfb_2025_post-election-report 2025 Post-Election Report — New York City's Matching Funds Program in the 2025 Citywide Elections Published by the NYC Campaign Finance Board (CFB), the independent city agency that administers the matching funds program and audits participating campaigns. Mandated by the City Charter after each municipal election. www.nyccfb.info
- src_msg_ausinstitute_2025 Australian democracy in 2025: Submission to the inquiry into the 2025 federal election "Although the program is relatively new, the Australia Institute has written about democracy and accountability issues since it was founded in 1994." australiainstitute.org.au
- src_nyc_fairvote_20250724_cvr New York City cast vote record: An initial analysis of the 2025 Democratic mayoral primary By Rachel Hutchinson, Bryan Huang and Deb Otis (FairVote, an RCV advocacy and research organisation). Analysis of the BOE's anonymised Cast Vote Record (CVR) released 24 July 2025. fairvote.org
- src_ausprogress_arfy25 Annual Report 2024-25 Australian Progress's annual report for FY2024–25, covering its training, convening and shared-action programs and its work on First Nations justice, media and messaging, and democracy. static1.squarespace.com
- src_es_cemop_2024 IV Encuesta Nacional de Polarización Política CEMOP, Universidad de Murcia. ISBN 978-84-09-64801-6. www.cemopmurcia.es
- src_search_after_referendum After the Referendum: Learning from the Fight for Justice for Australia's First Nations people. A SEARCH Foundation report analysing the failed 2023 Voice referendum, drawing on interviews and surveys with dozens of Yes campaigners across metropolitan, regional and remote Australia. www.nswact.uca.org.au
- src_fr_ipsos_20240705_second-tour-intention Legislatives 2024 : l'intention de vote à 48h du second tour PDF URL: https://www.ipsos.com/sites/default/files/ct/news/documents/2024-07/ipsos-intentions-vote-legislatives-2024-5-juillet-2024-rapport-complet-WEB-v2.pdf www.ipsos.com
- src_ausprogress_ar2324 Annual Report 2023 – 2024 Australian Progress's annual report for FY2023–24, covering its training, convening and shared-action programs, including its response to the failed Voice referendum. static1.squarespace.com
- src_voice_messaging_guide The 2023 Voice Referendum Outcome: A Messaging Guide A messaging guide produced by GetUp and Australian Progress in the aftermath of the failed 2023 Voice referendum, offering language for social change organisations to respond and channel emotions into action. commonslibrary.org
- src_on_aec_2022_funding_report Election Funding and Disclosure Report — 2022 Federal Election (AEC) Compliance reviews completed under s 316(2A) between 7 November 2020 and 31 March 2023 list "Pauline Hanson's One Nation | 2020–21" against Total receipts, Total payments and Detailed receipts. www.aec.gov.au
- src_parl_lib_vic2022 The 2022 Victorian state election A Parliamentary Library research paper overviewing the 2022 Victorian state election held on 26 November 2022, covering the campaign, policy debates, polling, advertising and results. www.parliament.vic.gov.au
- src_watershed_ch15 Third-party campaigning organisations A book chapter by Ariadne Vromen and Serrin Rutledge-Prior in the ANU Press volume Watershed, comparing four third-party campaigning organisations — GetUp!, Climate 200, Advance and the Australian Christian Lobby — at the 2022 election. press-files.anu.edu.au
- src_watershed_ch14 The rise and impact of Australia's movement for Community Independents A book chapter by Carolyn M. Hendriks and Richard Reid in the ANU Press volume Watershed, analysing the community-independent movement and its results at the 2022 federal election. press-files.anu.edu.au
- src_mod_fr_commission_sondages_2022 Commission des sondages — Rapport d'activité 2022: élection présidentielle et élections législatives Mme Aubin (Présidente), M. Hoynck (Secrétaire général). www.commission-des-sondages.fr
- src_climatecouncil_2022_analysis The 2022 Climate Election: Unpacking how climate concerned Australians voted A Climate Council analysis of key seats in the 2022 federal election, arguing climate action was the defining issue and a vote winner across city, suburbs and regions. www.climatecouncil.org.au
- src_fr_ifop_2022-04-24_jour-du-vote-2nd-tour Présidentielle 2022 – Sondage jour du vote : Profil des électeurs et clés du scrutin (2nd tour) Ifop-Fiducial pour TF1, LCI, Paris Match et Sud Radio. Note: the ifop.com PDFs reject TLS verification (certificate error) when fetched by the standard document reader; the files were retrieved with an insecure curl fetch (HTTP 200) and parsed locally. www.ifop.com
- src_fr_ipsos_2022-04-24_sociologie-electorats 2nd tour Présidentielle 2022 — Sociologie des électorats et profil des abstentionnistes Primary PDF: https://www.ipsos.com/sites/default/files/ct/news/documents/2022-04/Ipsos%20Sopra%20Steria_Sociologie%20des%20e%CC%81lectorats%20et%20profil%20des%20abstentionnistes_24%20Avril%2020h.pdf www.ipsos.com
- src_fr_elabe_2022-04-13_second-tour-intentions Les Français et le second tour de l'élection présidentielle 2022 (Sondage Elabe pour BFMTV, L'Express et SFR) Primary PDF: https://elabe.fr/fichier-pdf/9594-les-francais-et-le-second-tour-de-lelection-presidentielle-2022/ (fetched OK, 37 pages) elabe.fr
- src_msg_passing_message_stick_2021 Passing the Message Stick: A guide for changing the story on self-determination and justice (quantitative methodology and the "never negate" finding) On method (verbatim): "We finished the research with a quantitative survey in May 2021 to test messages that work. A representative sample of 1,500 adults living in Australia and 200 First Nations people completed the 15 minute survey." "The quantitative research surveyed a representative sample of 1,500 Australian adu passingthemessagestick.org
- src_mod_amsro_2019_polling_inquiry Report of the Inquiry into the Performance of the Opinion Polls at the 2019 Australian Federal Election Pennay, D., Goot, M., Neiger, D., Trewin, D., Lavrakas, P.J., Stirton, J., Hughes, P., Sheppard, J., McAllister, I. (2020), AMSRO and the Statistical Society of Australia, ISBN 978-0-646-82919-7. 137 pages. Retrieved 16 Oct 2026 via the Internet Archive copy (`https://web.archive.org/web/2021id_/` + the URL above) beca dataandinsights.com.au
- src_getup_review_2019 GetUp Election Review 2018-19 GetUp's own post-election review of its 2019 federal campaign, setting out member achievements, an analysis of the wider election result, and lessons for future elections. cdn.getup.org.au
- src_mod_aapor_2016_us_polls An Evaluation of 2016 Election Polls in the United States AAPOR Ad Hoc Committee on 2016 Election Polling: Courtney Kennedy (Pew Research Center), Mark Blumenthal (SurveyMonkey), Scott Clement (Washington Post), Joshua D. Clinton (Vanderbilt), Claire Durand (Université de Montréal), Charles Franklin (Marquette), Kyley McGeeney, Lee Miringoff, Kristen Olson, Douglas Rivers, G. aapor.org
- src_ca_lawcommission_2004 Voting Counts: Electoral Reform for Canada Law Commission of Canada, final report to the Minister of Justice, 2004. Catalogue J31-61/2004E, ISBN 0-662-36426-0. publications.gc.ca
Reference 24 records
- src_abc_vic_keyseats Key Seats - VIC Election 2026 ABC News election guide, "Key Seats", compiled by Casey Briggs (ABC Chief Elections and Data Analyst). Full extracted text. www.abc.net.au
- src_abc_retiring Retiring MPs - VIC Election 2026 ABC News election guide (compiled by Casey Briggs, Chief Elections and Data Analyst), 2026 Victorian election guide, "Retiring MPs". Full extracted text. www.abc.net.au
- src_redbridge_about RedBridge Group — About Us / the RedBridge team Extracted from redbridgegroup.com.au/about-us/ (accessed 15 Oct 2026). RedBridge Group is the pollster (with Accent Research) that conducts the AFR's Victorian state polling and polling for Victorian Trades Hall. redbridgegroup.com.au
- src_wikipedia_vic2026 2026 Victorian state election (Wikipedia, accessed 2026-10-15) - Election for the 61st Parliament of Victoria, 28 Nov 2026. All 88 Assembly and 40 Council seats. - Incumbent Labor government led by Premier Ben Carroll seeks a fourth consecutive four-year term, against the Liberal–National Coalition led by Opposition Leader Jess Wilson. en.wikipedia.org
- src_wikipedia_vic2022 2022 Victorian state election (Wikipedia raw wikitext extract, accessed 2026-10-15) Labor's primary of 36.66% was its lowest since 1964 under Clive Stoneham, yet it won its second-best ever seat tally (56 of 88); Legislative Council: Labor won 15 of the 40 seats; Redistribution: the boundaries used were drawn in the 2021 redistribution, in force from 1 November 2022; Post-election pendulum and "seats en.wikipedia.org
- src_wikipedia_sff Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party (Wikipedia raw wikitext extract, accessed 2026-10-15) Currently has two NSW MLCs, one Tasmanian House of Assembly member and one Victorian MLC. Previously elected members to the NSW Legislative Assembly and the WA Legislative Council. en.wikipedia.org
- src_wikipedia_pickering Warren Pickering (Wikipedia raw wikitext extract, accessed 2026-10-15) *(Note: Pickering contested Eastern Victoria Region for One Nation at the 2022 state election, polling 3.51% as lead candidate — see [[src_vec_2022_regions]]. For 2026 he is the One Nation leader and candidate for Pakenham (ALP 0.4%), originally slated as Eastern Victoria upper-house lead before withdrawing to contest en.wikipedia.org
- src_wikipedia_pauline_hanson Pauline Hanson (Wikipedia raw wikitext extract, accessed 2026-10-15) Since 1996 widely characterised as radical right / far-right / right-wing populist. Called for massive reductions in migration; controversial comments about Indigenous Australians, Asian Australians, Islam and African migrants. en.wikipedia.org
- src_wikipedia_jess_wilson Jess Wilson (Wikipedia raw wikitext extract, accessed 2026-10-15) *(The article cites the coercive-control bill, the April 2026 bail/sentencing package, the May 2026 10-year economic plan and the August 2026 weekly-red-bin policy — matching the vault's [[Liberal]] party note.)* en.wikipedia.org
- src_wikipedia_jacinta_allan Jacinta Allan (Wikipedia raw wikitext extract, accessed 2026-10-15) Born 19 September 1973, Bendigo. MP for Bendigo East. en.wikipedia.org
- src_wikipedia_ellen_sandell Ellen Sandell (Wikipedia raw wikitext extract, accessed 2026-10-15) *(The article underpins the vault's [[Ellen-Sandell]] note; her 2026 platform pledges — $300m/10 state-owned supermarkets, $1bn community safety, $18bn Fair Share plan, permanent free transport, rent caps — are carried by ABC/Guardian sources.)* en.wikipedia.org
- src_wikipedia_danny_obrien Danny O'Brien (Wikipedia raw wikitext extract, accessed 2026-10-15) *(The article is short and centres on the 2014 MLC appointment, the 2015 Gippsland South by-election and the 2024 leadership. His 2026 campaign positioning — "no safe seats", "local champions" candidate selection, targets incl. en.wikipedia.org
- src_wikipedia_ben_carroll Ben Carroll (Wikipedia raw wikitext extract, accessed 2026-10-15) Benjamin Alan Carroll, born 12 July 1975, Melbourne; raised in Airport West. Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly for Niddrie since March 2012. en.wikipedia.org
- src_wikipedia_2026vic 2026 Victorian state election — parties, leadership and registration (Wikipedia, accessed 2026-10-15) Additionally seeking registration / other (mentioned in the article): - Frontline Workers Party - Fusion Party (Fusion Party Victoria – Reignite Democracy lodged its application 25 June 2026 — see [[src_vec_fusion_application]]) - Socialist Alliance — seeking re-registration (it was formerly registered as "Socialist Al en.wikipedia.org
- src_wikipedia_20261015 2026 Victorian state election — pendulum, composition & by-election baselines (Wikipedia, accessed 2026-10-15) *(The vault's [[Swing-Seats]] note cites this source for the absence of a redistribution and the Prahran/Narracan baselines, and for the 56/20/9/3 split and the Fowles/Cheeseman/Hibbins/Read chamber differences.)* en.wikipedia.org
- src_wikipedia_candidates Candidates of the 2026 Victorian state election (Wikipedia raw wikitext extract, accessed 2026-10-13) Liberal: Bill Tilley (Benambra); David Hodgett (Croydon); Michael O'Brien (Malvern); Kim Wells (Rowville); Wendy Lovell MLC (Northern Victoria); Joe McCracken MLC (Western Victoria). en.wikipedia.org
- src_wikipedia_20261013_polling Opinion polling for the 2026 Victorian state election (Wikipedia raw wikitext extract, accessed 2026-10-13) (The Resolve series shows Wilson holding a clear preferred-premier lead over Carroll, with Pickering on 14% and a large "don't know" share — consistent with the vault's noted figures of Wilson 28–29% vs Carroll 19–22%.) en.wikipedia.org
- src_wikipedia_20261013 2026 Victorian state election (Wikipedia raw wikitext extract, accessed 2026-10-13) Liberal: Bill Tilley (Benambra, 13 Mar 2024); David Hodgett (Croydon, 6 Aug 2025); Michael O'Brien (Malvern, 9 Sep 2025); Kim Wells (Rowville, 14 Sep 2025); Wendy Lovell MLC (Northern Victoria, 5 Jan 2026); Joe McCracken MLC (Western Victoria, 12 Jan 2026). en.wikipedia.org
- src_hayman_sheppard_2025 Hayman & Sheppard (2025/2026), "Independents and minor parties" (*Landslide*, ANU Press) Finding abstract. Hayman and Sheppard analyse the continued rise of the non-major-party vote at the 2025 federal election. press.anu.edu.au
- src_wikipedia_regions_20260222 Electoral regions of Victoria (Wikipedia raw wikitext extract, accessed 2026-02-22) Each electoral region consists of 11 contiguous Legislative Assembly electoral districts with about 420,000 electors each. Each region elects five members to the Legislative Council by a single transferable vote; There are currently 40 MLCs — four fewer than previously. The changes introduced proportional representatio en.wikipedia.org
- src_green_jennings_2019 Green & Jennings (2019), "Party Reputations and Policy Priorities", *British Journal of Political Science* Finding abstract. Green and Jennings examine how *issue ownership* (party reputations for competence on particular issues) conditions which issues voters prioritise, and how issue priorities in turn shape party competition and vote choice. www.cambridge.org
- src_goot_2018 National Polls, Marginal Seats and Campaign Effects (Murray Goot, 2018) Finding abstract. Goot assesses the accuracy of national and seat-level ("marginal seat") polls at the 2016 federal election and the inferences drawn about campaign effects. press-files.anu.edu.au
- src_jackman_mansillo_2018 The Campaign that Wasn't: Tracking Public Opinion over the 44th Parliament and the 2016 Election Campaign (Jackman & Mansillo, 2018) Finding abstract. Using a Bayesian dynamic latent-opinion model fitted to 400 national polls between the 2013 and 2016 federal elections (plus seat-specific polling), the authors make four major findings: press-files.anu.edu.au
- src_petrocik_1996 Issue Ownership in Presidential Elections, with a 1980 Case Study (Petrocik, 1996) Full citation. Petrocik, John R. (1996), "Issue Ownership in Presidential Elections, with a 1980 Case Study", *American Journal of Political Science* 40(3): 825-50. www.jstor.org
Data 14 records
- src_electiontracker_one_nation One Nation Explore One Nation policy positions across all 15 Victorian election issues, with source links and costed measures. electiontracker.au
- src_electiontracker_20261027 Australian Election Tracker: Victorian poll average (as at 22 Oct 2026) Compiler: Australian Election Tracker (OZE) · CC BY 4.0 · Data build: 27 Oct 2026 · Average as at: 22 Oct 2026 electiontracker.au
- src_pollbludger_20261026 The Poll Bludger: BludgerTrack Victoria 2026 The series is a model average, so its latest point moves as polls are added and older waves are re-weighted. It is not a published poll and must be read as at its build date. www.pollbludger.net
- src_abc_keyseats Key Seats - VIC Election 2026 (ABC News) By Casey Briggs, ABC Chief Elections and Data Analyst. Guide page: https://www.abc.net.au/news/elections/vic/2026/guide/key-seats www.abc.net.au
- src_abc_candidates Candidates A-Z — VIC Election 2026 (ABC News) Compiled by ABC Chief Elections and Data Analyst Casey Briggs. Guide page: https://www.abc.net.au/news/elections/vic/2026/guide/candidates — a full A-Z list of every candidate standing at the 28 November 2026 Victorian state election, grouped alphabetically by surname with party and lower-house electorate. www.abc.net.au
- src_abcpendulum_20261015 ABC 2026 Victorian election: pendulum, electorate margins, key seats, retiring MPs (Full per-seat profiles with 2022 primary votes and candidate-level results fetched from ABC seat guides — see the "2022 results by seat" table in the analysis note.) www.abc.net.au
- src_swingison_20261015 The Swing Is On: VIC 2026 poll tracker (28-day rolling average + seat simulation) Victorian state primary vote polling since the 2022 election with a 28-day rolling average; a preference-flow simulation with settings (federal-2025/SA-2026 calibration, missing-candidate adjustment, Coalition→[Labor,Greens] variation, retirement/sophomore and by-election effects, fixed preference flows). Also a "seats theswingison.com
- src_tallyroom_20261015 Victoria 2026 pendulum + DemosAU MRP note (Ben Raue) https://www.tallyroom.com.au/68750 DemosAU publishes four MRPs; Redbridge is the other regular MRP. Latest wave: One Nation primary fell from 30% to 26%; Labor and the Coalition each +1; "others" +2. www.tallyroom.com.au
- src_electiontracker_20261010 Australian Election Tracker: Victorian poll average (as of fieldwork ending 10 Oct 2026) 95% intervals — ALP 22.0–27.0; L-NP 26.5–31.7; ONP 19.2–26.0; GRN 12.6–17.2; Oth 4.1–13.7. Blocs (primary only): Left (ALP+GRN) 39.4 · Right (L-NP+ONP) 51.7 · Others 8.9. electiontracker.au
- src_electiontracker Australian Election Tracker: Victorian 2026 candidate tracker Independent, sourced, machine-readable ledger of 2026 Victorian candidacies — each with a dated source — plus open JSON/CSV. Not a forecast. electiontracker.au
- src_matrix Victorian 2026 Policy Comparison Matrix (Australian Election Tracker) Joint Liberal-Nationals commitments consolidated by default; five-party view available. 74 underlying party policy records · 326 sourced claims · 15 issues. Cells show only positions with an individually sourced public record (manifesto, press release, Hansard, or PBO costing). electiontracker.au
- src_pollbludger_20260929 The Poll Bludger: BludgerTrack Victoria 2026 (+ seat projection model) | ALP | L-NP | ONP | GRN | 2PP | |---|---|---|---|---| | 25.2 | 29.3 | 22.1 | 13.2 | Coalition 51.5–48.5 | www.pollbludger.net
- src_abc_20260924 Victoria's crime rate falls, led by home invasions, carjackings and robberies Crime Statistics Agency, year to 30 June 2026: - Total criminal incidents 468,070, down 2.9% (rate -3.8%); home invasions -27%; carjackings -25%; robberies -22%; burglaries ~-20%; car theft -5%; theft from vehicle -10%; retail theft +3%; drug trafficking/dealing +18.5%. - Latrobe highest-represented regional LGA (+3.4% www.abc.net.au
- src_electiontracker_greens Greens Explore Greens policy positions across all 15 Victorian election issues, with source links and costed measures. electiontracker.au
Election results 3 records
- src_wikipedia_20260803 Results of the 2022 Victorian state election (Legislative Council) Statewide: Labor 1,238,710 (33.01%, -6.21pp, 15 seats); Coalition 1,104,774 (29.44%, +0.02pp, 14 seats); Greens 387,190 (10.32%, +1.07pp, 4 seats); Legalise Cannabis 153,347 (4.09%, 2 seats); Democratic Labour 131,600 (3.51%, 1); Liberal Democrats 99,054 (2.64%, 1); SFF 76,742 (2.05%, 1); One Nation 76,734 (2.04%, 1); en.wikipedia.org
- src_wikipedia_2022lc_20261013 Results of the 2022 Victorian state election (Legislative Council) Statewide: Labor 1,238,710 (33.01%, -6.21pp, 15 seats); Coalition 1,104,774 (29.44%, +0.02pp, 14 seats); Greens 387,190 (10.32%, +1.07pp, 4 seats); Legalise Cannabis 153,347 (4.09%, 2 seats); Democratic Labour 131,600 (3.51%, 1); Liberal Democrats 99,054 (2.64%, 1); SFF 76,742 (2.05%, 1); One Nation 76,734 (2.04%, 1); en.wikipedia.org
- src_vec_2022_regions 2022 State election results — Results by region (VEC) Eight Legislative Council regions; 5 members elected each (40 MLCs total). Results below extracted from the VEC results-by-region pages. www.vec.vic.gov.au
Opinion 2 records
- src_afr_20261012 Vic teals are out of touch when not a protest vote against the Libs The other big obstacle for teal independents in Victoria is the Liberal leader - a marketable, economically literate, 36-year-old female. www.afr.com
- src_age_20260901 Rome is about to fall in Victoria. The state has seen this before Victoria is about to undergo an identity change. The Labor government, dominant in the state throughout this century, is set to crash and with it will go an entire political era. www.theage.com.au
Interview 1 record
- src_onenews_20260901 One Nation's "saturation" strategy — Mike Newman interview (2GB) Interview outlining One Nation's plan to field candidates in every lower-house seat in Australian jurisdictions, explicitly framed around "living costs" and attacking "establishment politics." www.onenewsaustralia.com
News and polling 1 record
- src_indaily_20261012 Polling reveals SA fed seat One Nation tipped to win DemosAU polling indicates a One Nation takeover of a South Australian seat and notes that several Liberal seats are "wobbly". www.indailysa.com.au
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