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Western Victoria Region Preference Tickets WESTERN VICTORIA REGION 37 E 1 Garry Kerr Country Alliance Group A - Palmer United Party 38 E 2 Ronald Heath Country Alliance 39 L 1 Mark Thompson Liberal Democrats 1 A 1 Catriona Thoolen Palmer United 40 L 2 Baydon Beddoe Liberal Democrats 2 A 2 Gerard Murphy Palmer United 41 Q 1 James Purcell Vote 1 Local Jobs 3 A 3 Cameron Hickey Palmer United 42 Q 2 Tanya Waterson Vote 1 Local Jobs 4 M 1 Nicole Bourman Shooters and Fishers 43UNG 1 Gary Mannion Independent 5 M 2 Megan Winter Shooters and Fishers 44 P 1 Mark Farrell D.L.P. 6 I 1 Philip Gluyas People Power 45 P 2 Joanne Schill D.L.P. 7 I 2 Dianne Bell People Power 8 H 1 Anne Foster Christian Dems 9 H 2 Leo van Veelen Christian Dems 10 C 1 Kathy Francis Cyclists Party 11 C 2 Colin Charles Cyclists Party 12 O 1 Lloyd Davies Greens 13 O 2 Judy Cameron Greens 14 O 3 Linda Zibell Greens 15 O 4 Ricky Lane Greens 16 O 5 Patchouly Paterson Greens 17 J 1 Simon Ramsay Liberal 18 J 2 Josh Morris Liberal 19 J 3 David O'Brien National 20 J 4 Jennifer Almeida Reis Liberal 21 J 5 Donna Winfield National 22 N 1 Jaala Pulford Labor 23 N 2 Gayle Anne Tierney Labor 24 N 3 Jacinta Anne Ermacora Labor 25 N 4 John Galloway Stewart Labor 26 N 5 Dale Edwards Labor 27 K 1 Andy Meddick Animal Justice 28 K 2 Jennifer Gamble Animal Justice 29 F 1 Michael John Keane Rise Up Australia 30 F 2 Merle Johnston Rise Up Australia 31 G 1 Jayden Millard Sex Party 32 G 2 Douglas Leitch Sex Party 33 B 1 Barry Newton Family First 34 B 2 Julie Gebbing Family First 35 D 1 Garry Thomas Voice for the West 36 D 2 Johanne Curran Voice for the West Preference Tickets - Vic LC 2014 Page 1 of 17 WESTERN VICTORIA REGION 37 N 5 Dale Edwards Labor Group B - Family First 38UNG 1 Gary Mannion Independent 39 O 1 Lloyd Davies Greens 1 B 1 Barry Newton Family First 40 O 2 Judy Cameron Greens 2 B 2 Julie Gebbing Family First 41 O 3 Linda Zibell Greens 3 Q 1 James Purcell Vote 1 Local Jobs 42 O 4 Ricky Lane Greens 4 Q 2 Tanya Waterson Vote 1 Local Jobs 43 O 5 Patchouly Paterson Greens 5 E 1 Garry Kerr Country Alliance 44 G 1 Jayden Millard Sex Party 6 E 2 Ronald Heath Country Alliance 45 G 2 Douglas Leitch Sex Party 7 A 1 Catriona Thoolen Palmer United 8 A 2 Gerard Murphy Palmer United 9 A 3 Cameron Hickey Palmer United 10 J 3 David O'Brien National 11 H 1 Anne Foster Christian Dems 12 H 2 Leo van Veelen Christian Dems 13 P 1 Mark Farrell D.L.P. 14 P 2 Joanne Schill D.L.P. 15 F 1 Michael John Keane Rise Up Australia 16 F 2 Merle Johnston Rise Up Australia 17 M 1 Nicole Bourman Shooters and Fishers 18 M 2 Megan Winter Shooters and Fishers 19 J 1 Simon Ramsay Liberal 20 J 2 Josh Morris Liberal 21 J 4 Jennifer Almeida Reis Liberal 22 J 5 Donna Winfield National 23 D 1 Garry Thomas Voice for the West 24 D 2 Johanne Curran Voice for the West 25 C 1 Kathy Francis Cyclists Party 26 C 2 Colin Charles Cyclists Party 27 I 1 Philip Gluyas People Power 28 I 2 Dianne Bell People Power 29 L 1 Mark Thompson Liberal Democrats 30 L 2 Baydon Beddoe Liberal Democrats 31 K 1 Andy Meddick Animal Justice 32 K 2 Jennifer Gamble Animal Justice 33 N 1 Jaala Pulford Labor 34 N 2 Gayle Anne Tierney Labor 35 N 3 Jacinta Anne Ermacora Labor 36 N 4 John Galloway Stewart Labor Preference Tickets - Vic LC 2014 Page 2 of 17 36 F 2 Merle Johnston Rise Up Australia WESTERN VICTORIA REGION 37 H 1 Anne Foster Christian Dems Group C - Australian Cyclists Party 38 H 2 Leo van Veelen Christian Dems 39 I 1 Philip Gluyas People Power 1 C 1 Kathy Francis Cyclists Party 40 I 2 Dianne Bell People Power 2 C 2 Colin Charles Cyclists Party 41 M 1 Nicole Bourman Shooters and Fishers 3 O 1 Lloyd Davies Greens 42 M 2 Megan Winter Shooters and Fishers 4 O 2 Judy Cameron Greens 43 Q 1 James Purcell Vote 1 Local Jobs 5 O 3 Linda Zibell Greens 44 Q 2 Tanya Waterson Vote 1 Local Jobs 6 O 4 Ricky Lane Greens 45UNG 1 Gary Mannion Independent 7 O 5 Patchouly Paterson Greens 8 G 1 Jayden Millard Sex Party 9 G 2 Douglas Leitch Sex Party 10 D 1 Garry Thomas Voice for the West 11 D 2 Johanne Curran Voice for the West 12 N 1 Jaala Pulford Labor 13 N 2 Gayle Anne Tierney Labor 14 N 3 Jacinta Anne Ermacora Labor 15 N 4 John Galloway Stewart Labor 16 N 5 Dale Edwards Labor 17 K 1 Andy Meddick Animal Justice 18 K 2 Jennifer Gamble Animal Justice 19 P 1 Mark Farrell D.L.P. 20 P 2 Joanne Schill D.L.P. 21 L 1 Mark Thompson Liberal Democrats 22 L 2 Baydon Beddoe Liberal Democrats 23 J 1 Simon Ramsay Liberal 24 J 2 Josh Morris Liberal 25 J 3 David O'Brien National 26 J 4 Jennifer Almeida Reis Liberal 27 J 5 Donna Winfield National 28 A 1 Catriona Thoolen Palmer United 29 A 2 Gerard Murphy Palmer United 30 A 3 Cameron Hickey Palmer United 31 B 1 Barry Newton Family First 32 B 2 Julie Gebbing Family First 33 E 1 Garry Kerr Country Alliance 34 E 2 Ronald Heath Country Alliance 35 F 1 Michael John Keane Rise Up Australia Preference Tickets - Vic LC 2014 Page 3 of 17 WESTERN VICTORIA REGION 37 J 2 Josh Morris Liberal Group D - Voice for the West 38 J 3 David O'Brien National 39 J 4 Jennifer Almeida Reis Liberal 1 D 1 Garry Thomas Voice for the West 40 J 5 Donna Winfield National 2 D 2 Johanne Curran Voice for the West 41 N 1 Jaala Pulford Labor 3 O 1 Lloyd Davies Greens 42 N 2 Gayle Anne Tierney Labor 4 O 2 Judy Cameron Greens 43 N 3 Jacinta Anne Ermacora Labor 5 O 3 Linda Zibell Greens 44 N 4 John Galloway Stewart Labor 6 O 4 Ricky Lane Greens 45 N 5 Dale Edwards Labor 7 O 5 Patchouly Paterson Greens 8 I 1 Philip Gluyas People Power 9 I 2 Dianne Bell People Power 10 Q 1 James Purcell Vote 1 Local Jobs 11 Q 2 Tanya Waterson Vote 1 Local Jobs 12 P 1 Mark Farrell D.L.P. 13 P 2 Joanne Schill D.L.P. 14 L 1 Mark Thompson Liberal Democrats 15 L 2 Baydon Beddoe Liberal Democrats 16 B 1 Barry Newton Family First 17 B 2 Julie Gebbing Family First 18 E 1 Garry Kerr Country Alliance 19 E 2 Ronald Heath Country Alliance 20 M 1 Nicole Bourman Shooters and Fishers 21 M 2 Megan Winter Shooters and Fishers 22 H 1 Anne Foster Christian Dems 23 H 2 Leo van Veelen Christian Dems 24 F 1 Michael John Keane Rise Up Australia 25 F 2 Merle Johnston Rise Up Australia 26 A 1 Catriona Thoolen Palmer United 27 A 2 Gerard Murphy Palmer United 28 A 3 Cameron Hickey Palmer United 29UNG 1 Gary Mannion Independent 30 K 1 Andy Meddick Animal Justice 31 K 2 Jennifer Gamble Animal Justice 32 C 1 Kathy Francis Cyclists Party 33 C 2 Colin Charles Cyclists Party 34 G 1 Jayden Millard Sex Party 35 G 2 Douglas Leitch Sex Party 36 J 1 Simon Ramsay Liberal Preference Tickets - Vic LC 2014 Page 4 of 17 WESTERN VICTORIA REGION 37 K 2 Jennifer Gamble Animal Justice Group E - Australian Country Alliance 38 A 1 Catriona Thoolen Palmer United 39 A 2 Gerard Murphy Palmer United 1 E 1 Garry Kerr Country Alliance 40 A 3 Cameron Hickey Palmer United 2 E 2 Ronald Heath Country Alliance 41 O 1 Lloyd Davies Greens 3 Q 1 James Purcell Vote 1 Local Jobs 42 O 2 Judy Cameron Greens 4 Q 2 Tanya Waterson Vote 1 Local Jobs 43 O 3 Linda Zibell Greens 5 P 1 Mark Farrell D.L.P. 44 O 4 Ricky Lane Greens 6 P 2 Joanne Schill D.L.P. 45 O 5 Patchouly Paterson Greens 7 D 1 Garry Thomas Voice for the West 8 D 2 Johanne Curran Voice for the West 9 L 1 Mark Thompson Liberal Democrats 10 L 2 Baydon Beddoe Liberal Democrats 11 M 1 Nicole Bourman Shooters and Fishers 12 M 2 Megan Winter Shooters and Fishers 13 B 1 Barry Newton Family First 14 B 2 Julie Gebbing Family First 15 J 1 Simon Ramsay Liberal 16 J 2 Josh Morris Liberal 17 J 3 David O'Brien National 18 J 4 Jennifer Almeida Reis Liberal 19 J 5 Donna Winfield National 20 I 1 Philip Gluyas People Power 21 I 2 Dianne Bell People Power 22 H 1 Anne Foster Christian Dems 23 H 2 Leo van Veelen Christian Dems 24 G 1 Jayden Millard Sex Party 25 G 2 Douglas Leitch Sex Party 26 C 1 Kathy Francis Cyclists Party 27 C 2 Colin Charles Cyclists Party 28 N 1 Jaala Pulford Labor 29 N 2 Gayle Anne Tierney Labor 30 N 3 Jacinta Anne Ermacora Labor 31 N 4 John Galloway Stewart Labor 32 N 5 Dale Edwards Labor 33 F 1 Michael John Keane Rise Up Australia 34 F 2 Merle Johnston Rise Up Australia 35UNG 1 Gary Mannion Independent 36 K 1 Andy Meddick Animal Justice Preference Tickets - Vic LC 2014 Page 5 of 17 WESTERN VICTORIA REGION 37 A 2 Gerard Murphy Palmer United Group F - Rise Up Australia Party 38 A 3 Cameron Hickey Palmer United 39 C 1 Kathy Francis Cyclists Party 1 F 1 Michael John Keane Rise Up Australia 40 C 2 Colin Charles Cyclists Party 2 F 2 Merle Johnston Rise Up Australia 41 O 5 Patchouly Paterson Greens 3 P 1 Mark Farrell D.L.P.
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