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29 July 2010Election leaflets are one of the main weapons in the fight for votes in Australia.


They are targeted, effective and sometimes very bitter.

ElectionLeaflets.org.au needs your help to photograph and map them so we can all keep an eye on what the parties are up to, and try to keep them honest.

To date the following electorates are NOT yet included:

Ballarat
Batman
Berowra
Blair
Blaxland
Bonner
Braddon
Bradfield
Calwell
Canning
Chisholm
Cook
Cowper
Cunningham
Dawson
Dickson
Dunkley
Eden-Monaro
Fadden
Farrer
Flynn
Forde
Forrest
Fowler
Fremantle
Gilmore
Gippsland
Gorton
Grey
Groom
Hasluck
Herbert
Hindmarsh
Hinkler
Holt
Hughes
Hunter
Indi
Isaacs
Jagajaga
Kennedy
Kingsford Smith
Kingston
La Trobe
Leichhardt
Lingiari
Lyne
Lyons
Mackellar
Makin
Mallee
Maranoa
Maribyrnong
Mayo
McEwen
McMahon
McMillan
McPherson
Moncrieff
Murray
New England
O'Connor
Page
Parkes
Paterson
Pearce
Port Adelaide
Rankin
Richmond
Robertson
Scullin
Solomon
Wakefield
Wannon
Werriwa
Wide Bay
Wright

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