One Nation thinks Yan Yean is a priority target, and that they can pick up this seat. They're teaming up with Advance Australia to do it.

Labor voters feel betrayed and are moveable. We think we can get many of these undecided voters to shift left, but only if they hear from their "friendly local Greens supporter", and we don't have the manpower to talk to everyone.

This is a once in a lifetime HISTORY MAKING opportunity. Our one moment, our mums spaghetti (sorry in cringe millenial 🙃), because lifetime labor voters are breaking from their previous affiliation. They are thinking for themselves and we need to put our message in front of them.

These people are not thinking about voting for One Nation because they like their policies. They are voting 3rd party because they HATE the Labor and Liberal parties. The frustration is palpable out here, and people are turning to whatever they can see, and what they can see is One Nation, because they have the money to send candidates out to markets with stupid orange hats, so they can be seen. 

We need them to see us.

If you have never door knocked, we will team you up with people that have.

If you are an experienced door knocker, you will be helping us build up a brand new grass roots movement. We have the enthusiastic volunteers who would benefit from your experience.

The Greens CAN win in the outer suburbs, but only if we make the effort. Help build the movement that will shake the nation. Greens policies are not "inner city" policies. They fight for the average punter, they focus on our core needs, and that is what people NEED here!


Every "Vote 1 for Greens" is a repudiation of One Nation, every time someone says "Get Money out of Politics" it makes soft One Nation voters question their vote. Lets make Labor, Liberals and One Nation fight for it.


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