Gippsland East: how to vote
Vote 1 Ulla Prasad — Australian Democrats
Ulla Prasad
Ulla is standing for Gippsland East with three plain priorities and no party machine behind her decisions.
- 1Truth in political advertising legislated for Victoria
- 2Regional rail that runs to time rather than to excuses
- 3Energy bills brought down by cheaper Victorian generation
Ulla Prasad has built her career as a farmer in East Gippsland. In Gippsland East, Ulla is campaigning on truth in political advertising legislated for Victoria, regional rail that runs to time rather than to excuses, and energy bills brought down by cheaper Victorian generation. She volunteers with local groups across East Gippsland and has done for years.
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 Ulla Prasad
Practical politics for East Gippsland.
Ulla will take Gippsland East's case to Spring Street and keep taking it.
Ulla is standing for Gippsland East with three plain priorities and no party machine behind her decisions.
Ulla Prasad has built her career as a farmer in East Gippsland. In Gippsland East, Ulla is campaigning on truth in political advertising legislated for Victoria, regional rail that runs to time rather than to excuses, and energy bills brought down by cheaper Victorian generation. She volunteers with local groups across East Gippsland and has done for years.
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