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Help Save David Limbrick

Help save David Limbrick MP and get him re-elected in November 2026

In August 2026, just months before the State Election, Parliament changed the Upper House voting system and now the Libertarians and David Limbrick are facing an unprecedented fight for survival.

Under the new system, the quota for getting re-elected is now a massive 16.7% of the primary vote. For David Limbrick and the Libertarian Party, that means building a strong campaign has never been more important.

We need your help to Save David.

WHY SAVE DAVID?

David Limbrick has represented Victorians in Parliament as a staunch advocate for individual freedom, lower taxes and less government interference in people’s lives.

He has consistently fought for the principle that Victorians should be trusted to make their own decisions about their lives, their families, their businesses and their money.

Now, after changing the voting system just months out from the election, keeping a Libertarian voice in Victoria’s Parliament has become significantly harder.

HELP US GET DAVID RE-ELECTED

There are three immediate ways you can help:

VOLUNTEER

We need people on the ground. There are plenty of ways to help, from letterboxing or attending events, to staffing pre-poll and polling booths, helping at campaign activities and spreading the word in your local community. You can pick how you want to help by registering your interest here, then booking in shifts that suit you - https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/vic_volunteer_signup 

DONATE

Every dollar helps us reach more voters. 100% of your donation will directly fund the campaign materials, corflutes, and events needed to build David’s primary vote. Every dollar counts and you can donate below.

JOIN THE CAMPAIGN LAUNCH

Come along as we officially launch David’s 2026 re-election campaign on 10/10 in Moorabbin. Meet David, hear what Libertarians are fighting for and find out how you can be part of the campaign.
Attendance is completely free, you just need to register for your ticket here -https://www.campaign-hub.com.au/event/libertarian-victoria-campaign-launch-1/register

The rules have changed and we need more Victorians than ever to vote for David Limbrick and the Libertarian Party. There are no second chances after November. 

 

 

Important Donation Information:

Under the provisions of the Electoral Act 2002, for the 2025-26 financial year single donations of $1,240 or more are subject to disclosure and the maximum that can be received from one donor over the four-year election period is $4,970. This only applies to the State Election - any funds you may have previously donated federally do not count toward this figure.

If you would like to make a larger donation than the disclosure threshold/total maximum for Victorian state campaigns, we request you donate the maximum possible for the state campaign and then head over to the Federal General donation page to make an additional donation there. Federal campaign donations have a much higher disclosure threshold and no limit on the maximum amount.

 

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Amount received by the Libertarian Party of more than $16,900 in the 2024-25 financial year will be subject to disclosure under the provisions of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918.

* The Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918 prohibits the knowing receipt of donations from foreign donors. Foreign donors include:

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    • the entity's head office is in Australia;
    • the entity's principal place of activity is, or is in, Australia;
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    • an elector;
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