CLEAN: Australia votes in cliffhanger election

The transcript discusses political preferences in Melbourne, emphasizing the importance of voting for the Greens to prevent Tony Abbott's influence. It highlights disappointment with Julia Gillard but suggests preferencing Labor over Liberal. The speaker supports removing religion from politics and endorses same-sex marriage. Climate change is a significant concern, and the speaker criticizes politicians for not keeping promises. The transcript also touches on civic responsibilities, such as voting, and the importance of community integration and welcoming migrants.

What is the speaker's recommendation for voters in Melbourne?

• Avoid voting altogether

• Support Julia Gillard

• Vote for the Greens to keep Tony Abbott out

• Vote for the Liberal party

Which policy does the speaker mention that has gained them voter support?

• Building more roads

• Increasing taxes

• Reducing public transport

• Supporting same-sex marriage

What is the speaker's stance on climate change?

• They are skeptical about it

• They believe it is a minor issue

• They do not understand it

• They are not a skeptic and see it as a major issue

What does the speaker criticize politicians for?

• Being too honest

• Changing their stance after being elected

• Not campaigning enough

• Spending too much on advertisements

What is the speaker's view on voting for certain parties?

• It is a waste of time

• It is a crime against humanity

• It is a civic duty

• It is a personal choice