
Michelle Milthorpe
Michelle Milthorpe is an independent politician who gained significant attention for her victory in the Australian federal election, defeating long-time Liberal MP Sussan Ley in the seat of Farrer. Her win was attributed to local issues, particularly the construction of a new hospital in Albury, which resonated strongly with voters. Milthorpe's success reflects a growing trend of independent candidates challenging established parties in regional areas.
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Michelle Milthorpe is a returning independent candidate in the byelection.
One Nation announces David Farley as candidateMichelle Milthorpe is the community independent candidate in the Farrer byelection.
One Nation may well win Sussan Ley’s seat – that would be terrible for all of usMichelle Milthorpe is a Climate 200-backed independent who has already started campaigning.
Will Sussan Ley’s seat that’s up for grabs be a protest vote against the two-party duopoly?Michelle Milthorpe secured 20 percent of the vote at the last federal election as an independent.
Mark Neeham tipped to return as state director for Farrer byelectionMichelle Milthorpe is a popular independent candidate who came second to Ley at the last election.
The race for Farrer, and a weird saga that left the Liberals in shockCommunity advocate Michelle Milthorpe won every booth in Albury to trim Ley’s margin at the last election.
Why the byelection for Ley’s seat will be a test for TaylorMichelle Milthorpe was driven by a significant local issue to achieve a swing against Sussan Ley.
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