The Victorian seat of Wills is an inner-Melbourne electorate of 47 square kilometres, very narrowly held by Labor’s Peter Khalil.
Labor's position in Wills has been helped by One Nation, Clive Palmer’s UAP, now Trumpet of Patriots (not contesting in 2025), Federation Party (not contesting in 2025) and the Liberal Party's decision to recommend preferences for Labor ahead of the Greens.
Here are the preference flows to 2022 and the 2025 candidates in ballot paper drawn order.
Peter Khalil has been lucky to score any Donkey votes.
We see One Nation, Liberals, once again directing preferences to Labor ahead of the Greens.
Libertarians want Labor to win Wills by putting Greens last on their How-To-Vote (HTV) card.
Socialist Alliance is again supporting Greens, however if any of their voters are Donkeys, Labor will benefit.
Fusion Party is most likely to encourage voting Green, but I have not found their HTV at time of posting.
Once again thanks to my friend Rob for sending me the video clip and top image.
The other images are from the ABC Wills web page constructed by Antony Green, which has candidate biographies and links to their own websites.1
Last night on the ABC QandA live national broadcast, Greens Leader Adam Bandt revealed that former Liberal Leader Tony Abbott telephoned him to seek support for a Minority Government.
Adam Bandt was wearing a T-shirt with a very simple message.
I know that he knows he was subtly announcing that Fluoridation Industrial Waste Disposal in Drinking Water has damaged the teeth and general health of Dumbed Down Australians but he dares not use the F-word in the current campaign.
I have offered Adam the opportunity for me to provide a training seminar of Fluoride Toxicology to his party after the election.2
Elon Musk is deliberately suppressing my posts on that and other subjects.
Adam Bandt is the only current Party Leader in Australia who follows me on X.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/elections/federal/2025/guide/will
https://x.com/FluoridePoison/status/1915274708758724631
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