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Always nice to know that if you're too lazy to read a paper to decide for yourself who to vote for that a quiz will tell you. I might have found this more useful before I pre - polled. Although on the upside I once again intimidated the irritants outside the polling booth giving out how to vote cards into not even trying to put paper in my hands
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Ugh, voting. We vote in November so I still have some time, thank goodness. (my mom's super into knowing where each candidate stands so I can always ask her for the rundown.)
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I had a small problem where I thought my internet hated me since every time I tried to log into anything (livejournal, e-mail, banking) it keeled over and died. Unfortunately it turned out to be my computer rather then the internet but it took a couple of months to replace it.
I tend to check the parties websites for their actual policies rather then the he/she/they will lead the country to rack and ruin bit that the advertising tends to have. Luckily these days even most independents have their own websites that outline where they stand on at least the basics.
It could be a couple of weeks before we get a complete result but things are shaping up to be interesting - the house of representatives now has a Member for Melbourne from the Green Party and the Greens have never held a seat in the house of Reps before.
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