Ivanhoe: how to vote
Vote 1 Quinn Kaczmarek — Australian Democrats
Quinn Kaczmarek
Quinn is standing for Ivanhoe with three plain priorities and no party machine behind her decisions.
- 1Truth in political advertising legislated for Victoria
- 2School maintenance funded before it becomes a crisis
- 3Level crossing and station works finished on the published timetable
Quinn Kaczmarek has called Melbourne's north-east home for 8 years, and works as a TAFE teacher. Her campaign asks Victorians for truth in political advertising legislated for Victoria, school maintenance funded before it becomes a crisis, and level crossing and station works finished on the published timetable. Outside work, Quinn turns up for the clubs and committees that keep Melbourne's north-east running.
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 Quinn Kaczmarek
For Ivanhoe: plain answers and published evidence.
On every bill, Quinn will ask what Ivanhoe gets out of it.
Quinn is standing for Ivanhoe with three plain priorities and no party machine behind her decisions.
Quinn Kaczmarek has called Melbourne's north-east home for 8 years, and works as a TAFE teacher. Her campaign asks Victorians for truth in political advertising legislated for Victoria, school maintenance funded before it becomes a crisis, and level crossing and station works finished on the published timetable. Outside work, Quinn turns up for the clubs and committees that keep Melbourne's north-east running.
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