Senator On-Line is Australia's only Internet based democratic political party.
Senator On-Line is not aligned to any other political party… it is neither Liberal nor Labor.
Senator On-Line (SOL) is a truly democratic party which will allow everyone on the Australian Electoral roll who has access to the internet to vote on every bill put to Parliament and have its Senators vote in accordance with a clear majority view.
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- Dean Driscoll (VIC) - "I heard the concept on 702 earlier and I love it"
- Dr Ian Cook (WA) - "an exciting development using the internet to enhance existing democratic processes"
- Ralph Thompson (TAS) - "imagine a party not driven by individuals political views, how good would that be"
- Timothy Bowes Lewis (NSW) - "i just like it because it facilitates and encourages political involvement"
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1843 - First Parliamentary election. Men with £200 freehold allowed to vote.
1856 - Secret ballot first introduced and most men over 21 years allowed to vote.
1895 - Women over 21 years first allowed to vote.
1906 - Postal voting available for the first time.
1949 - Aboriginal people allowed to vote at Federal Elections.
1998 - Introduction of computerised scrutiny of senate votes.
2001 - A virtual Tally room on AEC website.
2007 - Senator On-Line becomes Australia's first political party offering citizens the possibility to vote directly on Senate bills.