Lilley '25

Australia's preferential voting system means you number all boxes in order of your preference, with "1" being your top choice, and then continuing in order until all candidates are numbered.

Each list below shows an example how-to-vote preference order that maximises the chance of that specific party winning.

If you want ALP (Australian Labor Party) to win in Lilley:

1. ALP – Anika Wells
   
   

2. Greens – Melissa Stevens
   
   

3. Family First – Alan Denaro
   
   

4. Trumpet of Patriots – Joshua Morrison
   
   

5. One Nation – Michelle McKay
   
   

6. LNP – Kimberley Washington
   
   

Why? Preference from Greens typically flows to Labor. Putting conservative parties lower makes it less likely their preferences will knock ALP out in the count.

If you want LNP (Liberal National Party) to win in Lilley:

1. LNP – Kimberley Washington
   
   

2. One Nation – Michelle McKay
   
   

3. Family First – Alan Denaro
   
   

4. Trumpet of Patriots – Joshua Morrison
   
   

5. ALP – Anika Wells
   
   

6. Greens – Melissa Stevens
   
   

Why? LNP supporters often place One Nation and Family First higher due to policy similarities. Labor and Greens are usually preferenced last.

If you want The Greens to win in Lilley:

1. Greens – Melissa Stevens
   
   

2. ALP – Anika Wells
   
   

3. Trumpet of Patriots – Joshua Morrison
   
   

4. Family First – Alan Denaro
   
   

5. One Nation – Michelle McKay
   
   

6. LNP – Kimberley Washington
   
   

Why? Greens benefit from preference flows from ALP. Keeping LNP and right-wing minor parties last helps reduce their overall vote tally.

If you want Family First to win in Lilley:

1. Family First – Alan Denaro
   
   

2. One Nation – Michelle McKay
   
   

3. LNP – Kimberley Washington
   
   

4. Trumpet of Patriots – Joshua Morrison
   
   

5. ALP – Anika Wells
   
   

6. Greens – Melissa Stevens
   
   

Why? This order helps funnel preferences toward Family First and other conservative candidates, with progressive parties ranked last.

If you want One Nation to win in Lilley:

1. One Nation – Michelle McKay
   
   

2. Family First – Alan Denaro
   
   

3. LNP – Kimberley Washington
   
   

4. Trumpet of Patriots – Joshua Morrison
   
   

5. ALP – Anika Wells
   
   

6. Greens – Melissa Stevens
   
   

Why? One Nation preferences align closely with conservative voters. Keeping Greens and Labor last blocks their chances of winning.

If you want Trumpet of Patriots to win in Lilley:

1. Trumpet of Patriots – Joshua Morrison
   
   

2. One Nation – Michelle McKay
   
   

3. Family First – Alan Denaro
   
   

4. LNP – Kimberley Washington
   
   

5. ALP – Anika Wells
   
   

6. Greens – Melissa Stevens
   
   

Why? Placing aligned minor right parties above the majors helps build a stronger flow for Trumpet of Patriots.