With political apathy seemingly rising in popularity, MVM has released an infographic providing some helpful tips on how to make your vote count!
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How Preferential Voting Works
Did you know that in Australia you can't 'waste' your vote? Our preferential voting system means that, despite voting for a party that would've lost, your vote can still be transferred to another party! Our infographic on preferential voting explains how it all works.
Benefits of Voting
We always hear that our vote is 'important,' but exactly why is that? My Vote Matters has got you covered with our list of Benefits of Voting infographic. Here we list all the reasons why your vote truly is important! Don't forget to share, like and follow MVM to keep updated on our work!
7 Reasons Why Voting is Encouraged in Islam
Did you know that voting and political participation is actually deeply intertwined with our Islamic duty to render justice? My Vote Matters has released a helpful infographic to understand exactly why voting is so important for Australian Muslims.
2019 Federal Election Checklist
Are you prepared to make an informed and educated decision when voting in this election? Make sure you're ready for the 2019 Federal election by completing, and sharing, our election checklist!
Australian National Imams Council Releases Statement Supporting Islamic Duty to Vote
The Australian National Imams Council has released a public statement encouraging all Australian Muslims to vote for a candidate that stands against racism, xenophobia and Islamophobia, as our Islamic duty. 'Voting is also an important opportunity whereby you can have your voice heard. Therefore, it is important to cast a valid vote. Doing so is also consistent … Continue reading Australian National Imams Council Releases Statement Supporting Islamic Duty to Vote
2019 Federal Election Campagin Announcement
My Vote Matters is excited to announce our new 2019 Federal election campaign. This federal election, My Vote Matters has decided to expand our work in political advocacy and mobilisation to all of Australia. My Vote Matters was first established in 2018 with the Victorian State election. Our first campaign was intended to fill a … Continue reading 2019 Federal Election Campagin Announcement
Reflections on 2018 Victorian Election
The 2018 Victorian State Election was the first election conducted by My Vote Matters. In coordination with the Islamic Council of Victoria, My Vote Matters worked to encourage Victorian Muslims to actively engage in the election. My Vote Matters had three primary goals for the Victorian election. Firstly, to increase the amount of Victorian Muslims … Continue reading Reflections on 2018 Victorian Election
Victorian Electorate Report: Footscray
On the 4th and 5th of November, My Vote Matters met with Footscray candidates Angus McAlpine (Greens) and Katie Hall (Labor). Our meetings were a part of our ‘Meet Your Candidate’ program which is intended to inform the Muslim community on the political views of their candidates. In each electorate, we question candidates on specific … Continue reading Victorian Electorate Report: Footscray
Victorian Electorate Report: Pascoe Vale
On the 2nd of November, My Vote Matters met with Pascoe Vale candidates MP Lizzie Blandthorn (Labor), Oscar Yildiz (Independent) and John Kavanaugh (Independent). We reached out to Greens candidate Phil Jackson, however, he was unavailable to meet on the 2nd of November. We asked for a meeting on an alternative date but did not … Continue reading Victorian Electorate Report: Pascoe Vale