I elect not to be part of this. 

We hear about the IT guy who put it together but now only after 2 days it is clearly looking like a front for Scobbie.

thanks but no thanks, scobbie’s poll will start to make even the EMRS seem reasonable.

On 2 March 2010 my husband who also wanted to ‘play the game’ on the iElect website, discovered he was unable to do so since it appears that only one per e-mail address could participate.

Hence, I emailed iElect through the contact address on the website, explaining our dilemma saying in part “…So I take it only 1 vote per household. Isn’t that assuming that ever person in each household will vote similarly which is not the case”.

The reply received reads as follows: -

From: Damon Thomas <media@ielect.com.au>
Date: March 3, 2010 9:51:57 AM GMT+11:00
To: Geraldine Allan
Subject: Re: only one person per family?

Hello,
Could you please provide me with the following and I will manually create the account -
Username
First name
Last name
Email
Post Code

Thanks for your email.
Regards
Stephen

I am now left guessing what Damon Thomas has to do with iElect.

#2.
There is something (questionable) with this new ielect site. In view of the comments made above by Geraldine Allan, ... a former back-room agendaed Mr. Damon Thomas, are found to be aligned with this web-site.
As the old saying goes on to warn the unwary, ‘there ain’t no such thing as a free lunch.’
Inevitably there are many voters today that are looking toward the Tasmanian Greens, perhaps the Independant Mr Wilkie?
The wise people would look to the prospect of new blood, honest blood, in our parliament, certainly not more of the same old chair-warmers and under-performers