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Sky News host Peta Credlin says “Preference Whisperer” Glenn Druery has been
caught “bragging” about using the Victorian electoral system to place candidates
into the senate by placing them above the line on group voting tickets. Mr
Druery used parties with attention grabbing names to drive voters away from More
other protest parties like One Nation “to help the Andrews government to get its
contentious legislation through the parliament”. “Druery also makes it clear
that Victoria still has Group Voting Tickets because of a sweetheart deal
between him and the Premier to deny preferences to the Greens, “As it stands,
the Liberals, if elected, say they will scrap the Group Voting Ticket and end
Druey's manipulation of voter preferences.”



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Sky News host Peta Credlin says “Preference Whisperer” Glenn Druery has been
caught “bragging” about using the Victorian electoral system to place candidates
into the senate by placing them above the line on group voting tickets. Mr
Druery used parties with attention grabbing names to drive voters away from
other protest parties like One Nation “to help the Andrews government to get its
contentious legislation through the parliament”. “Druery also makes it clear
that Victoria still has Group Voting Tickets because of a sweetheart deal
between him and the Premier to deny preferences to the Greens, “As it stands,
the Liberals, if elected, say they will scrap the Group Voting Ticket and end
Druey's manipulation of voter preferences.”

Sky News host Peta Credlin says “Preference Whisperer” Glenn Druery has been
caught “bragging” about using the Victorian electoral system to place candidates
into the senate by placing them above the line on group voting tickets. Mr
Druery used parties with attention grabbing names to drive voters away from
other protest parties like One Nation “to help the Andrews government to get its
contentious legislation through the parliament”. “Druery also makes it clear
that Victoria still has Group Voting Tickets because of a sweetheart deal
between him and the Premier to deny preferences to the Greens, “As it stands,
the Liberals, if elected, say they will scrap the Group Voting Ticket and end
Druey’s manipulation of voter preferences.”


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