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MAKE YOUR VOTE COUNT FOR YOU
Cast your vote well,
Being represented by a party’s hell,
Your voice must get through,
Not the lazy ambitions of party bosses.
Their multiplication of division,
Prevents your unity being heard,
Except when herded into a duopoly.
Select an independent voice.
Don’t listen to the party faithful,
In their party gangs,
Thinking of themselves,
Not thinking of you nor of your future.
Give your vote to one who could represent you.
© M Knox 2022
Presumed Dead is a crime fiction novel, by Martin Knox, set in a hung parliament that goes non-partisan.
On Amazon. Reviews martinknox.com
Will my vote in the BCC election matter?
On 28 March 2020, Brisbane and 77 councils across Queensland had local government elections. Councils’ political processes under the Westminster System are described in a crime fiction novel ‘Presumed Dead’ by Martin Knox. Read this exciting story to find out how local government works — and fails.
Buy the book from Amazon or Zeus Publications at the bookstore:
See a Youtube video book trailer at this link:
Could this book change how you vote for political parties?
For more information, go to author Martin Knox’s website:
Is the party game defunct?
Obsolete partisan duopoly in contemporary City Hall politics and elections is the setting for my crime fiction novel Presumed Dead
http://www.martinknox.wordpress.com
The theme is explored and deplored in the article below.
http://www.encorepub.com/junk-the-jalopy/
Will my vote in the BCC election matter?
On 28 March 2020, Brisbane and 77 councils across Queensland have local government elections. Councils’ political processes under the Westminster System are described in a crime fiction novel ‘Presumed Dead’ by Martin Knox. Read this exciting story to find out how local government works — and fails.
Buy the book from Amazon or Zeus Publications at the bookstore:
See a Youtube video book trailer at this link:
Could this book change how you vote for political parties?
For more information, go to author Martin Knox’s website:
