Could you tell who is who?

[catsnknots]

In general Labor is red and Liberal is blue... that is usually what it is on all their web sites, campaign t-shirts, signs, logos and anything else that is used to let the public know what side of politics you are on... 

Usually there will be the word Labor or Liberal on your material as well. 

This usually made it very easy for a person to turn up at the voting venue and get a how to vote card. If you knew what party you wanted you went for the right coloured t-shirts.... 

hm.. lets not forget the Greens.. they are always green as well. (don't want to forget anyone) 

So knowing that bit of information can you pick who is who from these images? 

[*crikey*mate*]

You asked why they were voting, I told you why.

What anyone needs, what is available or what anyone thinks should happen is irrelevant.

[catsnknots]

Am3... very good point that even if the LNP do it it is still very wrong. 

I hope the ALP get pulled up on it in the same manner if it happens again. 

[j*oono]

Well done eloi.  Cat's you just sank to the depths of the mindless nerofaun spamming.

[azureline**]

I had no idea that they wore different colours...... I usually go the polls knowing who I am voting for... or not...... my local member and know what they look like and their name.

[cherry*135]

Just about all of the anti-Labor political stuff posted in this board is copied from Liberal MP's FB pages, other social media, blogs etc (including the cartoons and graphs), no matter who posts it.

No original thoughts or outrgages.

[debra9275]

of course if a person is incapable of voting, their families would sort that out for them, so I totally agree with Am's posts which are very relevant to the OP.

as far as 'the elderly" who do vote, I find them to be full of life's experience and very wise. I doubt that they would be unclear on who they want to vote for

I don't know about anyone else, but I've never had to ask for a 'how to vote 'card from anyone, they all chase you down as soon as you appear at the booths  :^O

[freakiness]

of course if a person is incapable of voting, their families would sort that out for them, so I totally agree with Am's posts which are very relevant to the OP.

And if they have no family visiting the staff that take care of them sort it out for them.  The AEC visit aged care facilities and set up little polling places for them in the week before the election.

[freakiness]

BTW, the orange is not new.

[the_great_she_elephant]

Just to show there are no hard feelings.:-x

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLlTlYfqQV4

[not_an_eloi]

http://igiveagonski.com.au/what-s-gonski/labor-support-find-out-which-labor-mps-are-calling-for-acti...

i say again, folks.

post 69.

yvette d'ath's not hidin' labor logos. 

yvette d'ath was supportin' the 'i give a gonski' campaign