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2004 Federal Election: AEC How-To-Vote Advertisements

Oct 06, 2004

This video shows two advertisements broadcast by the Australian Electoral Commission during the 2004 Federal Election.

The ads show people how to vote correctly on the House of Representatives and Senate ballot papers.

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Filed Under: 2004 Federal Election, AEC, Election Advertisements, Video Tagged With: AEC, How-To-Vote

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