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05/08/16

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Originally posted by Marketinfo ↑

LJsilver,

The ALA received 101,793 votes!

John Madigan's MFP - 5,000 votes
John split from the Democratic Labor Party but still campaigned as a sitting Senator.

Palmer United Party - 26,000 votes
PUP started with a multi-million dollar budget in 2013 and still had the resources of sitting members of parliament for this campaign.

Rise Up Australia Party - 37,000 votes
RUAP has been going since 2011 and stood twice as many candidates as we did.

Australian Motoring Enthusiast Party - 52,000 votes
AMEP had the benefit of a sitting Senator

Jaquie Lambie Network - 69,000 votes
JLN also had the benfit of a sitting Senator

Pauline Hanson's One Nation - 590,000 votes.
Pauline's media profile has been established for two decades.

(Source for above is the ALA.)

I haven't put up Family First or the Shooter, Fishers and Farmers as I do not have the figures.

MI

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Pauline Hanson's One Nation - 590,000 votes.
More votes, than there are Muslims in this Country. We are getting somewhere!!!!
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