Published: October 01, 2019
Liberal MP and treasurer agree the translation says ‘correct way to vote’ but deny signs were unlawful or misleading
Gladys Liu and Josh Frydenberg have admitted that controversial Chinese-language signs instructed voters that the “correct” or “right” way to vote was to put a 1 next to the Liberal party candidate on ballot papers in the Victorian seats of Chisholm and Kooyong.
In their responses to challenges against their election the Liberal MP and the treasurer claim the Liberal party’s acting Victorian director, Simon Frost, “intended” the signs to say “to make your vote count put a 1 next to the Liberal candidate” but admit the translation meant “correct way to vote”, “correct voting method” or “the right way to vote”.
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