2004 Federal Election - Christian Democratic Party

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	NSW Head Office Level 1 / 963 Pacific Highway PYMBLE 2073 Ph: (02) 9011 7290 Fax:(02) 9144 4290 admin@cdp.org.au

Page Archived 5 March 2008

Results:

Click here to read a media release from Fred Nile about CDP results.
Click here to go to the Australian Electoral Commission virtual tally room to view the 2004 election results.

Campaign video clips: Click on the pictures below to view the video clips.


Peter Walker, Aboriginal Elder, highlights the Greens' policies on easy suicide, blokes marrying blokes, and giving away heroin. What will they think of next? Peter encourages voters to vote for someone he knows is balanced. Vote [1] Fred Nile. [largest file size (834KB)]	Rev Fred Nile, Senate candidate encourages voters face to face to vote [1] for Fred Nile on the Senate ballot paper not for big business but for big people with the faith that built our nation [largest file size (416KB)]	CDP NSW State Director Phil Lamb encourages every CDP voter to become a CDP worker. [largest file size (499KB)]

Preferences

A vote for Fred Nile is NOT a wasted vote.... Some people are of the opinion that a vote for Fred Nile is wasted if he does not win a seat. This is not so. If Fred Nile does not get into the Senate your vote is not wasted but is then redistributed to others for whom you have voted (according to your preferences). For example, in the Senate (Upper House), if you simply vote 1 above the line in column "Y" for Christian Democratic Party and Fred Nile does not win a seat, your vote will be passed on to Family First party - and, if they do not win a seat, your vote will be passed on to a number of micro-parties who will probably not get enough votes to get elected, and then in the end two-thirds of your vote will likely end up with the Liberal/National party and one-third of your vote will likely end up with the Labor party. If you do not agree with these preference allocations, you would instead number all the boxes below the thick black line in your preferred order, starting with Fred Nile at number 1. We need 4% of NSW voters to vote "1" for Fred Nile as described above, in order for us to receive public election funding to pay for this campaign - which will help us to avoid going into debt.

To view the three NSW Senate Group Voting Tickets CDP lodged with the Australian Electoral Commission: click here. Tip: use the zoom feature to enlarge; to print, use this print version.

NSW Candidates

Electoral Division Click for division profile	Name of Candidate Click for candidate webpage/bio	How to Vote Click to view individual how to vote leaflets
Senate #1	Rev Hon Fred Nile MLC	[How to Vote]
Senate #2	Patricia Giles	see above
Senate #3	Peter Walker	see above
Senate #4	Kevin Hume	see above
Senate #5	George Capsis	see above
Banks	Janne Peterson	[How to Vote]
Bennelong	Ray Levick	[How to Vote]
Berowra	Bruce Coleman	[How to Vote]
Blaxland	Matthew Squires	[How to Vote]
Bradfield	Sarah Montgomery (FF)*
Calare	Robert Griffith (Nationals)* or Melanie Woods (FF)*
Charlton	Paul Scarfe (FF)*
Chifley	Dave Vincent	[How to Vote]
Cook	Beth Smith	[How to Vote]
Cunningham	Jeff Dakers	[How to Vote]
Dobell	Naomi Paton (FF)*
Eden-Monaro	Ursula Bennett	[How to Vote]
Farrer	Ian Burn	[How to Vote]
Gilmore	Ps Paul Green	[How to Vote]
Greenway	Greg Tan	[How to Vote]
Gwydir	John Anderson (Nationals)*
Hughes	John Vanderjagt	[How to Vote]
Hume	Geoff Peet	[How to Vote]
Hunter	Adrian Melbourne	[How to Vote]
Lindsay	John Phillips	[How to Vote]
Lowe	Pastor Peter Rahme	[How to Vote]
Lyne	Mark Vaile (Nationals)* or Simon Apostle (FF)*
Macarthur	Ralph Dunkerley	[How to Vote]
Mackellar	Roz Trestrail (FF)*
Macquarie	Brian Grigg	[How to Vote]
Mitchell	Michael Horgan	[How to Vote]
Parramatta	Sam Baissari	[How to Vote]
Paterson	Larissa Robb (FF)*
Prospect	Manny Poularas	[How to Vote]
Reid	Kylie Laurence	[How to Vote]
Richmond	Craig Lees (FF)*
Riverina	Kay Hull (Nationals)*
Robertson	Carolyn Dorhauer (FF)*
Shortland	Brian Dixon (FF)*
Warringah	Phil McPherson (FF)*
Watson	Cat Cannone (FF)*
Wentworth	Leonie Hull (FF)*

* Candidates marked in italics are candidates recommended by CDP
in the absence of a CDP candidate in that Division (FF=Family First party).

VIC Candidates

Electoral Division	Name of Candidate
Senate #1	Alan Barron
Senate #2	Phil Seymour
La Trobe	Wolfgang Voigt
Lalor	Peter Curtis (Liberal)*

* Candidates marked in italics are candidates recommended by CDP in the absence of a CDP candidate in that Division.

ACT Candidates

(Click here to go to CDP ACT Division website)

Electoral Division	Name of Candidate
Senate #1	Tim Janes
Senate #2	John Miller

WA Candidates

(Click here to go to CDP WA Division website)

Electoral Division	Name of Candidate
Senate #1	Dr Lachlan Dunjey
Senate #2	Peter Watt
Senate #3	Norman Gage
Brand	Rajesh Vettoor
Canning	Vivian Hill
Cowan	Richard Leeder
Curtin	Gail Forder
Forrest	Shane Flanegan
Fremantle	Michelle Shave
Hasluck	Terrence (Terry) Ryan
Kalgoorlie	Craig Hendry
Moore	Evelynne Wong
O'Connor	Justin Moseley
Pearce	Robert (Rob) Merrells
Perth	Augustine (Gus) Loh
Stirling	Ray Moran
Swan	Gwen Hamence
Tangney	Colleen Tapley

TAS Candidates

Electoral Division	Name of Candidate
Senate #1	Dr David Mitchell
Senate #2	Michael Fracalossi

Publicity Archive

Fridge magnets	Fred Nile A4 election poster for display in Churches (larger pdf file, click here)
Fred Nile Vote 1 Senate Corflute (outdoor) poster for front yard display (larger pdf file, click here)	Senate Campaign Letterbox Leaflet (larger 1 page pdf file, click here)
Front page article in New Life Magazine on Fred Nile's Senate Campaign Launch at Blacktown on 2 July 04 (larger pdf file, click here)	"Help Fred" - response form for donations and volunteer assistance (larger pdf file A4 size - 2 per page, click here)
Newspaper ads in Sun Herald and Sunday Telegraph July 2004.	Prayer leaflet designed for distribution within churches to Christians encouraging them to pray for the Nation, this election and Fred Nile. (Click here to view pdf file)
The following is an independent analysis of party positions and is not a CDP document... Christian Values Checklist.
	Newspaper Advertisement September 2004 - Balance of Power.
Newspaper Advertisement 23 September 2004 - Trust.
Newspaper Advertisement 28-9 September 2004 - What have the Greens been smoking?.
Newspaper Advertisement early October 2004 - One woman, One man.
Newspaper Advertisement 4 October 2004 - Good news for paedophiles.
Daily Telegraph 8 October 2004 - How to Vote Ad Sydney Morning Herald 8 October 2004 - How to Vote Ad