Continuing in the spirit of Cate Speaks
| Website: | www.progressives.org.au |
| Social Media: | Facebook — YouTube |
| Previous Names: | none |
| Slogans: | Real People, Real Vision |
| Themes: | Politics is more than right and left. Empowerment and opportunity for all. Forward to the future! |
| Electorates: |
Upper House: Australian Capital Territory & Victoria Lower House: Ryan & Sturt |
| Preferences: | not yet available |
| Previous Reviews: | 2019 — 2016 — both of these are on Cate Speaks |
| Website: | www.liberal.org.au |
| Social Media: | Facebook — Twitter — Instagram |
| Slogans: | Stronger Economy. Stronger Future. |
| Themes: | You can’t trust Labor Look at everything we’ve done for you (but not too closely) You can’t trust Labor |
| Electorates: | Upper House: All states Lower House: Almost all electorates |
| Preferences: | The Coalition’s preferences are an interesting balancing act. There’s the obvious pandering to Clive, with the UAP coming in at 2, followed by a desperate scramble to find fellow right wingers who aren’t batshit crazy. This leads to Derryn Hinch’s Justice Party getting the number 3 slot, followed by the Liberal Democrats at 4, the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party at 5 and the Australian Democrats at 6. UAP aside, these are among the more moderate parties to be found in the centre and right of our spectrum. It’s also notable that every last one of them is a past or current Parliamentary party, at least at a state level (in the case of the SFF). |
| Previous Reviews: | 2019 — 2018 (VIC) — 2014 (VIC) — 2013 — 2010 — all these are on Cate Speaks |
Please note that all links to previous commentaries are to Cate Speaks, only links for 2022 are on this site, and that the Australian Capital Territory is not our primary focus, so not everyone listed here may be reviewed.
GROUPS
Ungrouped Candidates:
© 2025 Something for Cate
Theme by Anders Noren — Up ↑