Polling Place on Election Day 2010

I've just returned from voting. No queueing for 10 hours in whatever the weather can throw at me. No acts of terror to frighten me away from partaking in my (compulsory) right to vote. Managed to avoid the Laborites, who were camera shy, with their how-to-vote-for-the-biggest-load-of-crap-and-wastage-party papers. Not that I'm biased mind you. Interestingly there was a queue to enter the polling place. And the people in the queue were quite chatty.

Polling place parking at a premium

Even had to queue to vote

Come on you Irons

Tim Hammond banner - Boo! Hiss!

Move Australia Forward - get rid of Julia Gillard's Labor government

Steve Irons - Current federal member for Swan

Banners everywhere

Who's going to clean all of this up?

Clever Liberal Party banners

I think this is an anti-Liberal Party banner

Those Laborites are at it again

Liberal Party aides weren't camera sh

Liberal Party advertising

The Liberal Party's promises

Whichever Angle You Look At It...

Whichever angle you look at it...

Rudd looks like he's full of rubbish.

Still rubbish from this angle.

Still looks like rubbish.

If it looks like rubbish, smells like rubbish and smells like rubbish, it's probably rubbish.


Rudd is still rubbish. He might be trying to hide the fact but it'll come out in the end. I saw this at a polling station in Victoria Park and it was the first thought that came into my head. Just had to photograph it.