In support of NCTCS Senate Candidate Leon Ashby "Leon Ashby needs your help to secure a seat in the Senate." This email is an unashamed request for a few funds to assist electing NO CARBON TAX Climate Sceptics Candidate Leon Ashby to the Senate in SA. We believe his chances are remarkably good as explained below. The funds are to print as many Posters as possible to spread around SA during the two weeks prior to the election. Posters cost around $15 each. We would like to print over 100 if possible. (e.g. Raise $1500 or more) | |||
First a big thank you to everyone who has given funds to get our 12 candidates nominated. It cost us $24,000.
Secondly a huge thank you to the other parties who have preferenced NCTCS high in SA - We are humbled by your confidence in us.
There are 12 parties who have preferenced Leon either first or virtual first in SA.
The media has missed this point so far, so do not be surprised if you have not read about it - YET
There are three "humps" for Leon to get over to get elected.
The first hump is to poll highly enough to start accumulating the votes of the other micro parties.
We believe he needs 5,000 votes to do this. Last election he received 4,600 votes.
Publicity is the crucial thing here - Posters - interviews and people passing on information with emails
“Leon Ashby is the best chance to remove the Greens from the SA Senate” is the message to get out.
The second hump is the toughest - when preference distribution reaches around the 4% mark.
There's a significant number of small groups going to the Sex party and we believe their total will be around 4%.
Family First gets a very strong primary and has two early preferences so they will have around 4%.
The Greens might have about 8% and the Liberals will have over half a third quota.
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Tuesday, 20 August 2013
The Best Chance to Remove the Greens from the South Australian Senate
“Leon Ashby is the best chance to remove the Greens from the SA Senate”
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