Susanna Freymark
And we’re off – official election campaigns launch today, Sunday, April 13 for the May 3 Federal Election.
11 candidates are running in the electorate of Page – this includes the LGAs of Clarence Valley, Kyogle, Lismore, Richmond Valley, and parts of Ballina Shire and Coffs Harbour – and covers an area of 19,335 square kilometres.
Page is a National Party seat with Kevin Hogan winning in the last federal election by 10.7%.
The Australian Electoral Commission finalised the order of candidates on federal election ballot papers using a blindfold and numbered balls. The randomised system is designed to keep the process fair for all candidates.
Early voting starts next week and can be done at Casino Community & Cultural Centre, 35 Walker St from April 26
The House of Representatives candidates in Page are:
1. Richard Wells, Independent
2. Donna Lee Pike, Trumpet of Patriots
3. Wendy Backhous, Australian Labor Party
4. Kevin Hogan, National Party of Australia
5. Jennifer Baker, Australian Citizens Party
6. Luke Robinson, The Greens
7. Brenton Williams, Libertarian Party
8. Andrew Grady, Family First Party Australia
9. Jordan Colless, The Good Party
10. Peter Nottle, Pauline Hanson’s One Nation
11. Josh Pianca Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party
The Senate candidates for Page are in groups:
A. Labor
Tony Sheldon
Tim Ayres
Emilija Beljic
Victoria Mcgregor
Sharon Sewell
Heather Roarty
B. (no group name listed)
Max Boddy
Warwick Dove
C. Australia’s Voice
Emanie Samira Darwiche
Graham George
D. FUSION | Planet Rescue | Whistleblower Protection | Innovation
Miles Whiticker
Andrew Potts
E. Family First
Lyle Shelton
Roseanne Masters
F. Pauline Hanson’s One Nation
Warwick Stacey
Rebecca Thompson
G. Animal Justice Party
Emma Kerin
Matt Stellino
H. Australian Christians
Asher Wolfson
Duncan Gregg Fischer
I. Libertarian / Health Environment Accountability Rights Transparency HEART / Gerard Rennick People First
Craig Kelly
Michael O’Neill
Tracy Sedman
Steve Christou
Sonia Qutami
J. Legalise Cannabis Party
Miles Hunt
Michael Balderstone
Tia Elliston
K. Sustainable Australia Party – Universal Basic Income
William Bourke
Petra Campbell
L. Indigenous – Aboriginal Party of Australia
Owen D Whyman
Lawrence John Brooke
M. Trumpet of Patriots
Silvana Nile
Andrew Robertson
Michelle Martin
N. Liberal & Nationals
Andrew Bragg
Jessica Collins
Perin Davey
Hollie Hughes
Juliana Mcarthur
Rhiannon Brinsmead
O. Jacqui Lambie Network
Glenn Raymond Kolomeitz
Nikhita Sahay
P. Citizens Party
Andy Schmulow
Ann Lawler
Q. Socialist Alliance
Peter Boyle
Andrew Chuter
R. The Greens
Mehreen Faruqi
Eddie Lloyd
Sujan Selventhiran
Barbara Bloch
Ethan Floyd
Rachael Jacobs
Ungrouped
Kerrie Christina Harris Independent
Shawn Price
Warren Grzic Independent
