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Hello Everyone,
The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) has
released figures (see table below) showing that one quarter of Australians who
are enrolled to vote did not turn up to vote.
This means over four million Australians decided
not to vote in a country where voting is compulsory. It is the highest number
of people who have failed to turn out for voting since 1922.
Additionally, of the people who did turn out to
vote, the AEC would have us believe that
across the country
over 5% cast informal votes, with informal in New South Wales alone over 7%.
Two left-wing media outlets - the Guardian and
the ABC - reported exit poll results from pre-poll polling booths saying the
UAP had received more than 25% of the vote in New South Wales and a swing of
more than 15% towards us in Victoria.
The party has video evidence from a number of
sources showing AEC officers removing large numbers of ballot boxes in vans which,
in breach of the law, were taken to their private residences. Moreover, our
party has been flooded with serious complaints of improper occurrences on
Election Day and have been contacted by other parties who have experienced a
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| STATE | NUM VOTERS | TURNOUT | PERCENTAGE | SWING | | NSW | 5,472,469 | 4,340,003 | 79.31 | -12.85 | | VIC | 4,344,208 | 3,303,653 | 76.05 | -16.57 | | QLD | 3,503,609 | 2,613,938 | 74.61 | -16.61 | | WA | 1,773,969
| 1,281,601 | 72.24 | -17.81 | | SA | 1,272,047 | 972,569 | 76.46 | -16.61 | | TAS | 402,331 | 332,606 | 82.67 | -11.67 | | ACT | 314,329 | 263,420 | 83.80 | -9.35 | | NT | 145,938 | 97,045 | 66.50 | -11.44 | | TOTAL | 17,228,900 | 13,204,835 | 76.64 | -15.25 |
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Anthony Albanese was sworn in as Prime
Minister, together with his interim ministry, before any writs had been
returned or any final result of any seat was known. Never in Australian history
has a new Prime Minister been sworn in so quickly after Election Day. This is
truly unexplainable and means the Coalition and the Australian Labor party were
working together to maintain the status quo in Australia.
It's easy to conclude that our democracy is
dead. However, we must remember the words of a great man who once said; “Governments
may come and go, but ideas go on forever.”
I want to personally thank each and every one
of you for joining our party. We have a high resolve to pursue the things we
believe in, so each and every Australian can be all that they can be and that
freedom returns to our country. Thanks for everything you have done at this
election.
With this letter there are two videos - one of my
speech at the National Press Club in 2014 and an appearance on Q&A when I
highlighted the issues and concerns regarding the AEC and the integrity of the
elections it conducts in Australia.
CLICK HERE for the National Press Club video CLICK HERE for the Q&A video
It is worth noting that following the 2103
election, the AEC lost over 1500 ballot papers in a recount after our Senator
Dio Wang was elected to Parliament, forcing a new election to be called. At that re-election, our party received 17% of
the primary vote and Dio was officially elected again to the Senate giving us
the balance of power in the country. The whole process resulted in the
Australian Electoral Officer in Western Australia resigning in disgrace.
The actions of the AEC at the 2022 Federal
Election are much more serious and their published figures relating to voter
turnout and informal votes is simply not believable.
We’ll keep you updated. God Bless Australia,
Clive Palmer
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Authorised by C. Palmer for the United Australia Party, Avica, 153 Gooding Drive, Merrimac, QLD 4226. |
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