Voters Network for strength of numbers
There is always strength in numbers as demonstrators and protesters know. It is never more important that in democratic politics. But there is much to learn about the nuances involved in influencing government via parliament. Votergrams are a lot more than a messaging service. A lady who had used Votergrams on the Sydney Northern Beaches met me at a meeting one time . She said “ “We run our own Votergrams now”. That’s good”, I said. “Have you won?” “No”, she said, “ they still take no notice of us.” I did not tell her that she was just sending messages, not sending “Votergrams”. There is a world of difference.
Someone asked me “What sort of problems can people solve with Votergrams?” Here are some headlines or opening words to news stories this week. All can be influenced by voters who send Votergrams:
IMF urges tax reform, GST rise in budget.
Clients can’t get superannuation from fund run by accountant.
Transport link for cyclists.
E-bike rider hits pole as allegedly chased by Police.
Crims make millions on illegal smokes from politically imposed Tobacco Tax.
2 more innocent women killed as NSW Police indulge in US style car and helicopter chase.
Residents win Barangaroo venue fight.
Levelling the playing field between public and private school HSC students.
Rise of AI. We absolutely should worry about it!
Coles in court over “Down down” price advertising.
Votergrams can just as easily influence outcomes on these:
Toll road shake-up.
Crims make millions from uni cheating.
Aukus subs plan.
Sentencing Bondi terrorist.
Banned Uber drivers back on road passenger evidence unheard.
Protecting Australians from Nuke attack.
AI cannot be ignored in health care.
Crypto giant freezes funds.
AI beast on prowl for Jobs.
Judge lashes Westpac after $44.11 dispute.
Bystanders rush to assist victims after (another) ( mental health) stab rampage, in Western Sydney.
Do you think “Something needs to be done” or “Someone needs to do something”? If so, do it yourself by Votergram and even get a few pals to do it too.
Voters Network for strength of numbers
There is always strength in numbers as demonstrators and protesters know. It is never more important that in democratic politics. But there is much to learn about the nuances involved in influencing government via parliament. Votergrams are a lot more than a messaging service. A lady who had used Votergrams on the Sydney Northern Beaches met me at a meeting one time. She said, “ “We run our own Votergrams now”. That’s good”, I said. “Have you won?” “No”, she said, “ they still take no notice of us.” I did not tell her that she was just sending messages, not sending Votergrams. There is a world of difference.
Someone asked me “What sort of problems can people solve with Votergrams?” Here are some headlines or opening words to news stories this week. All can be influenced by voters who send Votergrams.
Here are some that can be influenced by Votergram
IMF urges tax reform, GST rise in budget.
Clients can’t get superannuation from fund run by accountant.
Transport link for cyclists.
E-bike rider hits pole as allegedly chased by Police.
Crims make millions on illegal smokes from politically imposed Tobacco Tax.
These are hard to believe
2 innocent women killed as NSW Police indulge in US style car and helicopter chase.
Residents win Barangaroo venue fight.
Levelling the playing field between public and private school HSC students.
Rise of AI. We absolutely should worry about it.
Coles in court over “Down down” price advertising.
Votergrams can influence outcomes on these:
Toll road shake-up.
Crims make millions from uni cheating.
Aukus subs plan.
Sentencing Bondi terrorist.
Banned Uber drivers back on road passenger evidence unheard.
Protecting Australians from Nuke attack.
More issues
AI cannot be ignored in health care.
Crypto giant freezes funds.
AI beast on prowl for Jobs.
Judge lashes Westpac after $44.11 dispute.
Bystanders rush to assist victims after (another) ( mental health) stab rampage, in Western Sydney.
When you think “Something needs to be done” or “Someone needs to do something”, do it yourself by Votergram and even get a few pals to do it too.
Learning
Weight of numbers for campaigns is not the only thing that motivates concerned Aussie to join the Voters Network. Network Members get to learn the important factors in political persuasion. As they send Votergrams and learn what works and what does not. The Votergram team also helps network members with understanding how our democracy works. That is quite different to what most Aussies imagine. Parliament needs our input by Votergram for it to govern well.