You voted No. Labor wants the Voice back anyway.
In 2023, you voted No.
So did 60 per cent of Australians.
The Voice to Parliament was put to the country, and the country rejected it.
That should have been the end of it.
It isn’t.
Right now, the union bosses who bankroll Labor are pushing to bring the Voice back.
Senior Labor senator Penny Wong signalled it’s only a matter of time.
And Anthony Albanese won’t rule it out.
The man who works for you won’t tell his powerful union backers the one thing the Australian people already told him: No.
Your vote. Your No. Your result.
And they’re trying to step over it like it never happened.
So listen up, Albo.
You work for us and we said No.
Add your name to tell Anthony Albanese: respect the result. Rule out the Voice. Listen to the people who voted.
Pay attention, Albo – we said No once. We’ll say it again.
TO THE PRIME MINISTER OF AUSTRALIA:
I voted No.
In 2023, I joined 60 per cent of Australians and rejected the Voice to Parliament.
The country was asked, and the country answered.
That answer still stands.
Now the unions who bankroll your party want you to bring the Voice back and you won’t say No to them.
So I’m saying it for you.
The referendum is over. The result is final. No means No.
I expect you to respect the vote you called, rule out the Voice, and govern for the Australians who told you where they stand.
You work for us. And we said No.
Signed,
The Australians who voted No
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