I like elections. They provide us with so much excitement, humor, controversy, gossip, as well as the uplifting feeling of democracy in action and the chance you cast your vote for the future of Queensland. A lot has changed for me since the last election in terms of family, career, household finances, environmental concerns, and many other issues that can influence my vote on election day.
I’m not a party member, nor do I consistently vote for one party or another. Each election (local, state, or federal) I do my best to find out what the important issues are for the electorate and for myself and vote for the party or candidate I feel will best achieve what I think is right.
I am also busier than ever before. At no previous election did I have as much going on both professionally and personally as I do this year, particularly right now during the campaign cycle. The basic outcome is I am very time poor, and that means limited time to seek out election news and find out which party is best suited to receive my vote at the polls on March 21st.
