In Au we  vote for the person not the party but I do wonder, if he had stood as a One Nation candidate, would he have still be elected? Guess we will won't know the answer until the next election.

Sorry I have to disagree....I vote for the party, not the person and have done so for most of my adult life.

I can only think of one election in the last 50 years where I changed my vote and voted for the person not the party.

Up to you how you choose to vote Lyndal, that's the great thing about democracy   

Very true bushies.girl.

IMO if an elected member is disillusioned with the party they represent then they should leave and become an Independent until the next election.  It is then up to the people if they want him as their member as an Independent or as a member of another party if that is the way he decides to go.

I feel it is very wrong to change parties between elections, especially so soon after being elected.

I totally agree with you Lyndal   ..... am thinking there will be quite a few unhappy voters in his electorate atm

oh my..  I'd forgotten he was originally from the liberal party  

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@debra9275 wrote:

oh my..  I'd forgotten he was originally from the liberal party  

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so was pauline

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@debra9275 wrote:

oh my..  I'd forgotten he was originally from the liberal party  

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Yeah he was. I wonder where to next for the "I've done a lot of Asian"   ...   and  "Biatches" guy?

Then again,  party that espouses bigotry is bound to attact the worst types.   *smiley-disgusted*

i rekon he'd be a shoe-in for the Trump re-election team