Mayo: how to vote
Vote 1 Liam Ortega — Australian Democrats
Liam Ortega
Liam brings a scientist's common sense to the ballot, and puts Mayo first.
- 1A parliament that answers to voters, not donors
- 2Health care and specialists closer to home
- 3Mental health care without the waiting list
Liam Ortega is a scientist who has called the Adelaide Hills home all his life. For the Australian Democrats, Liam is focused on a parliament that answers to voters, not donors, health care and specialists closer to home, and mental health care without the waiting list. Liam has spent years on school committees, club boards and community campaigns across the Adelaide Hills.
This card is a recommendation only — how you vote is always your choice.
Authorised by A. Castrique, Australian Democrats, 15 Bassett Street, NAIRNE, SA, 5252.
Vote 1 Liam Ortega
For Mayo: honest answers and practical policy.
On every vote, Liam will ask what Mayo needs first.
Liam brings a scientist's common sense to the ballot, and puts Mayo first.
Liam Ortega is a scientist who has called the Adelaide Hills home all his life. For the Australian Democrats, Liam is focused on a parliament that answers to voters, not donors, health care and specialists closer to home, and mental health care without the waiting list. Liam has spent years on school committees, club boards and community campaigns across the Adelaide Hills.
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