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Wilson Tuckey TV Advertisement

Jul 18, 2010

Wilson Tuckey, the Liberal member for O’Connor in Western Australia, has produced a television advertisement for the 2010 election.

Tuckey, 75, was first elected to the House of Representatives in 1980.

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Filed Under: 2007 Federal Election, Liberal Party, Video Tagged With: O'Connor, Wilson Tuckey

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