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AussieTally
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The real voice of
Australia — unfiltered.

Vote anonymously on federal issues. See live results from verified Australians.

Real opinions from verified Australians.

27,800 votes cast by verified Australians

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Voter #4149 from NSW just voted
615 votes today on Should the TGA mandate true placebo-cont...
Voter #9509 from VIC just voted
570 votes today on Do you support the potential ban of X (f...
Voter #5730 from QLD just voted
825 votes today on Should Australia lift the ban and adopt ...
Voter #5046 from WA just voted
900 votes today on Do you support making cost of living rel...
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economy
Do you support making cost of living relief (e.g., tax cuts, subsidies) the top national priority?

Should helping people afford everyday costs like rent, food, and petrol be the government's number one priority right now?

YES85%
NO15%
6,000votes•9comments
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environmentHot Debate
Should Australia lift the ban and adopt nuclear power for electricity generation?

Should Australia allow nuclear power plants? Currently they're banned. Nuclear could provide steady electricity but raises safety concerns.

YES52%
NO48%
5,500votes•11comments
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other
Should Australia urgently reform its federal lobbying laws to reduce corporate and private influence on politicians and policy?

Should we make our lobbying laws stronger to stop big companies and wealthy groups from having too much power over politicians?

YES78%
NO22%
5,200votes•14comments
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healthcare
Should the TGA mandate true placebo-controlled safety trials for all vaccines, including routine and updated ones?

Should all vaccines go through the same strict safety tests as other medicines? This would include using real placebo groups.

YES42%
NO58%
4,100votes•13comments
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other
Do you support the potential ban of X (formerly Twitter) by the Australian Government?

Should the government be able to ban social media platforms like X if they don't follow Australian rules about harmful content?

YES35%
NO65%
3,800votes•10comments
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other
Do you support questioning the powers and overreach of the eSafety Commissioner?

Does the eSafety Commissioner have too much power to control what Australians can see online? Should these powers be reviewed?

YES58%
NO42%
3,200votes•13comments
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How It Works

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Vote on federal issues. See what Australia really thinks. All in under a minute.

1

Verify You're Australian

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2

Vote & Comment

Choose Yes or No on federal issues and share your reasoning. Your vote is completely anonymous and separate from your identity.

3

See Live Results

View detailed breakdowns by state and region. Download the data to analyze. See what Australia really thinks in real-time.

Our Mission

Built because everyday Australians
weren't being heard.

We were tired of it. Tired of politicians claiming to speak for "most Australians" without proof. Tired of debates driven by spin instead of facts. Tired of everyday voices being drowned out.

This platform was created to give Australians a voice—a real, measurable, transparent voice that can't be manipulated or misrepresented.

Inspired by Swiss Democracy

In Switzerland, citizens regularly vote on important national issues through direct democracy. The government uses this data to guide—and sometimes override—major decisions.

It's a system that puts power in the hands of everyday people, not just politicians.

Our hope is that the open, transparent data from this platform can influence decision-making here in Australia—giving politicians no choice but to listen to what Australians actually think.

Our Promises

How we keep this platform honest.

These commitments ensure AussieTally remains independent, transparent, and true to its mission of giving Australians a voice.

We will never sell this platform

AussieTally is being structured as a public good. Our goal is to ensure it can never be sold to politicians, corporations, or private interests.

Open data for open debate

All voting results are public and downloadable, broken down by demographics and location. We believe transparency drives better conversations.

Complete transparency on funding

We commit to publishing every dollar we receive and spend. No hidden donors, no dark money.

Open-source code

We're committed to making our codebase open and auditable, so anyone can verify how the platform works.

Your vote stays anonymous

Your identity is verified once, then permanently separated from your votes. We can't connect you to your opinions, even if forced to.

No algorithmic manipulation

Issues aren't hidden or promoted by secret algorithms. You control how you sort and filter—by new, trending, or controversial.

Anyone can submit issues

Citizens, organizations, and companies can all propose issues. All issues receive the same neutral AI analysis of incentives.