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PAMPHLET - LIBERAL CANDIDATE MAT O'SULLIVAN HOW TO VOTE

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2016

Overview

An A4 sheet. The primary colours on both sides are yellow, blue, green, grey and white. There is a photo of Matt O'Sullivan with Malcolm Turnbull in a box on the front side, with an example of the House of Representatives ballot paper in green. At the bottom of the page is an example of the Senate voting sheet for the Liberal Party.
On the back is a photo of five members of the Liberal Party with a map of Australia in a circle [THE TURNBULL LIBERAL TEAM / THE PLAN FOR A STRONG NEW ECONOMY], with Malcolm Turnbull's promises should he remain Prime Minister.

Historical information

Campaign material produced for Matt O'Sullivan's campaign for the new seat of Burt at the 2016 Federal Election. Matt lost the seat to Mat Keogh of the Labor Party after receiving 42.89% of the votes.
The pamphlet includes how to vote instructions for Matt O'Sullivan and provides a snapshot of conservative politics at the time of the 2016 federal election. The people in the photograph include Matt O'Sullivan, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, Scott Morrison, and Minister of Foreign Affairs Julie Bishop.

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-33-COA2016.54

Item type

Documents

Width

21 cm

Height or length

30 cm

Themes

People

Social History

Inscriptions and markings

makers mark bottom of pamphlet [Authorised by Andrew Cox for the Liberal Party of Australia (WA Division), 2/12 Parliament Place, West Perth WA 6005, Printed by World Wide Printing Solutions, 112-114 Mallard Way Cannington Wa 6107.]

Keywords

Federal Election 2016

World Wide Printing Solutions

COX Andrew Mr

TURNBULL Malcolm

Liberal Party Australia

O'SULLIVAN Matt Mr

Year

2016

Statement of significance

This collection of election ephemera provides a snap shot into the political parties and organisations who participated in the 2016 Federal Election for the newly created Federal Division of Burt. The collection includes policies from large and small political parties and identifies issues the political parties believed were important to residents in the seat. The Federal seat of Burt was created in 2015 after the 2015 By-Election for the seat of Canning.

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