The Trends in Australian Political Opinion is a must read for graph junkies. Tonnes and tonnes of interesting data that is cleanly laid out. One such fascinating graph is voting considerations.

Voters are policy driven and a larger percent is more interested in the party than the party leader or the local representative when considering how they will vote. This paints a far more sophisticated picture of the Australian voter than the celebrity horse race the media prefers.
Cam Riley: South Sea Republic. Freedom, liberty, equity and an Australian Republic.
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