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A How-To-Vote Card for Electing Senators in the Western Australia Senate Election 2014 A How-to-Vote Card for Electing Senators in the Western Australia Senate Election 2014 On election day, bring this with you to the polling booth and transcribe the numbers in the boxes to your senate ballot. The appearance of the real ballot will not match the one below exactly, but all of the boxes for the groups and candidates will be in the same order. This how-to-vote card was generated using the tool at http://senate.io/ on Wednesday September 29, 2021 at 09:54 AM. A B C D E F G H I THE WIKILEAKS PARTY THE NATIONALS AUSTRALIAN PIRATE PARTY AUSTRALIAN LABOR AUSTRALIAN FREEDOM AND VOLUNTARY DEMOCRATS PARTY MOTORING ENTHUSIAST PROSPERITY PARTY EUTHANASIA PARTY PARTY A B C D E F G H I THE WIKILEAKS PARTY THE NATIONALS AUSTRALIAN PIRATE PARTY AUSTRALIAN LABOR AUSTRALIAN FREEDOM AND VOLUNTARY DEMOCRATS PARTY MOTORING ENTHUSIAST PROSPERITY PARTY EUTHANASIA PARTY PARTY MESZAROS VAN STYN WOOLF FERNANDEZ BOYD BULLOCK HOWLETT KOUTALIANOS NITSCHKE Tibor Shane Russell Chris Fletcher Joe Richie Bill Philip THE WIKILEAKS THE NATIONALS AUSTRALIAN PIRATE PARTY AUSTRALIAN LABOR AUSTRALIAN FREEDOM AND VOLUNTARY PARTY DEMOCRATS PARTY MOTORING PROSPERITY PARTY EUTHANASIA PARTY ENTHUSIAST PARTY NICOL DE GRUSSA JAMES THIEL ALLEN PRATT ZANDVLIET ASHBY DUFFIELD Lucy Colin Stephen Verity William Michelle Loiuse Rob Leon Jim THE WIKILEAKS THE NATIONALS AUSTRALIAN PIRATE PARTY AUSTRALIAN LABOR AUSTRALIAN FREEDOM AND VOLUNTARY PARTY DEMOCRATS PARTY MOTORING PROSPERITY PARTY EUTHANASIA PARTY ENTHUSIAST PARTY HILL Shane AUSTRALIAN LABOR PARTY ANDRIC Klara AUSTRALIAN LABOR PARTY J K L M N O P Q R LIBERAL DEMOCRATS AUSTRALIAN VOICE BUILDING AUSTRALIA MUTUAL PARTY FAMILY FIRST PARTY #SUSTAINABLE PALMER UNITED PARTY AUSTRALIAN SPORTS LIBERAL PARTY PARTY POPULATION PARTY PARTY J K L M N O P Q R LIBERAL DEMOCRATS AUSTRALIAN VOICE BUILDING AUSTRALIA MUTUAL PARTY FAMILY FIRST PARTY #SUSTAINABLE PALMER UNITED PARTY AUSTRALIAN SPORTS LIBERAL PARTY PARTY POPULATION PARTY PARTY FRYAR PARKES BEZANT FELS ROSE STRACHAN WANG DROPULICH JOHNSTON Jim Brian W Ken James Anthony Linda Peter Zhenya Wayne David LIBERAL AUSTRALIAN VOICE BUILDING MUTUAL PARTY FAMILY FIRST #SUSTAINABLE PALMER UNITED AUSTRALIAN LIBERAL DEMOCRATS PARTY AUSTRALIA PARTY PARTY POPULATION PARTY PARTY SPORTS PARTY HAMILTON BUTLER SMEE CHANDRA HENG BOURKE HEADLAND LACKOVIC CASH Neil Sean Daniel Ross Felly Henry William Desmond John Al Michaelia LIBERAL AUSTRALIAN VOICE BUILDING MUTUAL PARTY FAMILY FIRST #SUSTAINABLE PALMER UNITED AUSTRALIAN LIBERAL DEMOCRATS PARTY AUSTRALIA PARTY PARTY POPULATION PARTY PARTY SPORTS PARTY TERBLANCHE REYNOLDS Chamonix Linda PALMER UNITED LIBERAL PARTY BROCKMAN Slade LIBERAL S T U V W X Y Z AA SHOOTERS AND FISHERS HELP END MARIJUANA REPUBLICAN PARTY OF SMOKERS RIGHTS AUSTRALIAN FISHING AUSTRALIAN SECULAR PARTY OF RISE UP AUSTRALIA THE GREENS (WA) PROHIBITION (HEMP) AUSTRALIA AND LIFESTYLE PARTY CHRISTIANS AUSTRALIA PARTY PARTY S T U V W X Y Z AA SHOOTERS AND FISHERS HELP END MARIJUANA REPUBLICAN PARTY OF SMOKERS RIGHTS AUSTRALIAN FISHING AUSTRALIAN SECULAR PARTY OF RISE UP AUSTRALIA THE GREENS (WA) PROHIBITION (HEMP) AUSTRALIA AND LIFESTYLE PARTY CHRISTIANS AUSTRALIA PARTY PARTY BOW MOYLAN ANDERSON KATZ-BARBER MCCARTHY MORAN CUTHBERT FOREMAN LUDLAM Murray Jomes M Marcus Max Daniel Ray Simon Andrew Jane Elizabeth Scott SHOOTERS AND HELP END REPUBLICAN PARTY SMOKERS RIGHTS AUSTRALIAN AUSTRALIAN SECULAR PARTY OF RISE UP AUSTRALIA THE GREENS (WA) FISHERS MARIJUANA OF AUSTRALIA FISHING AND CHRISTIANS AUSTRALIA PARTY PROHIBITION LIFESTYLE PARTY (HEMP) PARTY PARKES MOYLAN HOLLICK DI RADO WYATT MOSELEY THOMPSON BENNETT CUNNINGHAM John Tayla Rohan Daniel Jay Suzzanne Justin Andrew Joanne Christine SHOOTERS AND HELP END REPUBLICAN PARTY SMOKERS RIGHTS AUSTRALIAN AUSTRALIAN SECULAR PARTY OF RISE UP AUSTRALIA THE GREENS (WA) FISHERS MARIJUANA OF AUSTRALIA FISHING AND CHRISTIANS AUSTRALIA PARTY PROHIBITION LIFESTYLE PARTY (HEMP) PARTY JAMES Ian THE GREENS (WA) STEELE-JOHN Jordon THE GREENS (WA) NIELSEN- HARVEY Sarah THE GREENS (WA) CULLITY Judith THE GREENS (WA) AB AC AD AE AF AG DLP DEMOCRATIC LABOUR KATTER'S AUSTRALIA ANIMAL JUSTICE PARTY SEX PARTY SOCIALIST ALLIANCE OUTDOOR RECREATION PARTY PARTY (STOP THE GREENS) AB AC AD AE AF AG Ungrouped DLP DEMOCRATIC LABOUR KATTER'S AUSTRALIA ANIMAL JUSTICE PARTY SEX PARTY SOCIALIST ALLIANCE OUTDOOR RECREATION PARTY PARTY (STOP THE GREENS) GOOD BOUWMAN LOVE PATTEN BAINBRIDGE FISHLOCK VAN LIESHOUT Adrian Phillip Katrina Fiona Alex David Teresa DLP DEMOCRATIC KATTER'S AUSTRALIA ANIMAL JUSTICE PARTY SEX PARTY SOCIALIST ALLIANCE OUTDOOR RECREATION LABOUR PARTY PARTY (STOP THE GREENS) KIERNAN HODDINOTT SUTTON COLEMAN JENKINS DE LIMA MUBARAK Cathy Susan Alicia Mark Chris Joaquim Kim DLP DEMOCRATIC KATTER'S AUSTRALIA ANIMAL JUSTICE PARTY SEX PARTY SOCIALIST ALLIANCE OUTDOOR RECREATION LABOUR PARTY PARTY (STOP THE GREENS).
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