At Votergrams we are not even vaguely interested in party politics. Whoever is elected is up to the voters. Our job at Votergrams is to help voters guide the government to do what those voters need or want.
Australian Intelligence V Artificial Intelligence
Politicians have delegated engagement with the people who elect and pay them, to Artificially “Intelligent” RoboRulers
Become a Democracy Influencer
Donation seeking advocates Are you pestered for donations to have some organisation or other fix all of society’ problems or your specific personal, community or
The Votergram key to Good Government
Answering the Editor To answer the question of SMH State Political Editor Michael McGowan in the SMH of 23 April about Premier Minns’ anti-protest laws:
Votergrams Beat Protest every time
Votergrams Beat Protest It is hard to understand why Australians would choose to protest https://www.smh.com.au/politics/nsw/minns-might-have-lost-in-court-but-he-knew-failed-protest-laws-were-a-winner-20260416-p5zoil.html instead of persuading their elected politicians to do what they
Parental Persuasion essential for Public Schooling
Parents, as voters, need to do much more political persuading to make Public Schools give their children the best education in Australia and the best chance to enjoy prosperous lives.
Monitoring Ministries
It seems that we voters need to do much more by way of monitoring what our parliament and public service are doing.
Fix Ailing Government
Parliaments are sinking under the weight of unsolvable problems. Our society is fractured like never before. Government is out of control.
Services and infrastructure are needed but the parliament is not game to tax the biggest earners to pay for it. So it borrows instead. The voters will have their taxes used to pay interest and one day they will have to repay the moneylenders.
Cost of good Government
We all pay taxes one way or another. If it is worth paying taxes, surely it is worth ensuring that they deliver maximum benefits. That I think is what we might call Government Productivity. It is worth paying for progress to make governments deliver us those maximum benefits
Battling for survival
Democracy itself is a constant battle between individuals groups and organisation to get government doing what they want
Contacting all MPs is essential
Protest offends the decision-makers whereas persuasion brings them onside.
Protest or Persuasion
Protest offends the decision-makers whereas persuasion brings them onside.
Plenty for All
There is plenty for all in Australia if we expand the population slowly within our ability to maintain the standard of services like hospitals, schools etc and infrastructure like housing, transport etc and maintain or lower the costs.
Charities not designed to lobby
Charities or Democracy Advocates? Did you see the full page SMH advertisement on 5/8/25. 103 Charities receiving government funding admit that their influence depends on
Getting Good Government is an art and a science
Getting good government is about voter influence.
Parliamentary Productivity
increase the productivity by telling MPs what is needed and rate their achievements.