Subhead:I am launching a brand new political party, but hear me out. It’s not what you think, and I need your help.#
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In a move designed to turn Victoria’s controversial voting system against the very establishment that preserved it, I have decided to take a leaf out of the leftist playbook.
For years, the Labor Party has retained power in this state partly through a “shonky” preference system that is now banned everywhere else in Australia. This system allows parties, rather than voters, to decide where preferences flow when a person votes above the line.
I’ve seen how this works first-hand. In the last election, a party called the “Sacked Dan Andrews Party” appeared on the ballot. Angry voters flocked to it, but their preferences flowed back to Labor. Back to Dan Andrews.
