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PRO CHOICE SENATE CANDIDATES BY STATE
There is a lot of confusion at the moment around who to vote for in the Senate if you are pro health choice, especially with the new laws. I have taken the liberty of calling around, messaging and emailing the candidates/parties below and they have stated that they or their party is pro health choice.
This does not mean you should just take my word for it, please contact them yourself and make sure that your votes are going to parties/candidates that you relate to. Most of these parties/candidates are pro vaccination but the important thing is that they believe in your right to choose.
For the states with a small amount of candidates/parties I am still trying to find more options for you, but you may end up having to just choose candidates to fill in the gaps that are left unfilled. Hopefully independents will make better candidates than the big 3 sell outs but that choice is up to you.
At the bottom of the list I will put the names of parties that are supportive of No Jab No Pay/Play, please take note so that you do not choose them by mistake thinking that they are open to informed health choices.
ACT
Sandie O’CONNOR
Jess WYATT
Michael GERARD
Deborah FIELD
Jessica MONTAGNE
John HAYDON
Martin TYE
NSW
Andrew James PATTERSON
Leanne PAFF
Brian Malcolm TUCKER
Maree NICHOLS
Eric GREENING
Andy THOMPSON
Barry KELDOULIS
Nicholas GLEDHILL
Liam MUNDAY
James WRIGHT
Jason Mark OLBOURNE
Andrew John KATELARIS
Paul MCCORMACK
Dawn MILLS
Brian BURSTON
Dean MACKIN
Christine Pamela BERNIER
Steven LOPEZ
Nathan SPATARO
Lynda STONER
Gordon ELKINGTON
Ray THORPE
NT
Jan PILE
Jimmy GIMINI
Trudy CAMPBELL
Ian BARRY
Greg STRETTLES
Andrew KAVASILAS
Vote below the line to make sure that your vote goes only to the Hemp Party and not to the Sex Party
QLD
Greg BEATTIE
Jason WOODFORTH
Sarinah GOLDEN
Frances JANKOWSKI
Neil FAINGES
Shyamal REDDY
Paul TAYLOR
Neroli MOONEY
Mark GARDNER
Reece FLOWERS
Therese HOWES
Vote below the line to make sure that your vote goes to the Hemp Party and not to the Sex Party
Sheila VINCENT
Lucius MAJOOR
Pauline HANSON
Malcolm ROBERTS
Fraser ANNING
Judy SMITH
Paul BEVAN
Zade WATSON
Zoemaree Harris
SA
Terence Michael CRAWFORD
Charles Andrew Laurence SANDERS
Ryan Douglas PARKER
(Just make sure you vote below the line so that the vote only goes to Ryan Parker and not to the Sex Party, if you vote for him above the line it will go to both the Hemp Party and the Sex Party.)
Steven David BURGESS
Angelina NICOLIS
Tania NOBLE
Emma BREAGAN
TAS
Karen BEVIS
Alison BAKER
Scott O’HARA
JoAnne VOLTA
Kaye MARSKELL
Adam POULTON
Max KAYE
Kate MCCULLOCH
Natasia MANZI
Matt OWEN
Vote below the line to make sure that your vote goes to the Hemp Party and not to the Sex Party
VIC
Isaac GOLDEN
Kathryn BREAKWELL
Daniel NALLIAH
Rosalie CRESTANI
Rose GODDE
Jamie CHRISTOPHER
Maureen J ANDREW
Daniel LEHRER
Stuart James MILNE
Bruce POON
Jacqueline EDGECOMB
Stephen VEREKER
Michael FREEMAN
Simon Peter ROYLANCE
Ian John CAMERON
Allan MULL
Independent
Stephen JUHASZ
Independent
Geoff LUTZ
WA
Samantha TILBURY
Sara FARGHER
Robert BURATTI
Patti BRADSHAW
Anthony HARDWICK
Sheila MUNDY
Richard THOMAS
Mark CONNOLLY
Fernando BOVE
Troy KIERNAN
Katrina LOVE
Alicia SUTTON
Michael BALDERSTONE
Vote below the line to make sure that your vote goes to the Hemp Party only and not the Sex Party
Rodney Norman CULLETON
Peter GEORGIOU
Ioanna CULLETON
These are the parties that support coercive and discriminatory vaccination policies like No Jab No Pay/Play:
Labor
Liberals
Greens
Science Party
Australian Sex Party
Australian Progressives
The Cyclists party
Socialist Equality Party
Veterans Party
Nick Xenophon Team
Australian Liberty Alliance
Derryn Hinch’s Justice Party
Guide to all Senate candidates can be found here
Poly Mum of eight 
Is there any way of finding out where these Senators stand in regards to abortion? Thanks
The best way to find out is to either ring them or message them on either their website or Facebook page, they tend to respond quite quickly 🙂
Thank you 🙂
Thank you very much for this very useful update.
No worries, hopefully we can get some good people in the Senate this election 🙂