Mills urges Territorians to ‘shake off the shackles’ of CLP and Labor at polling booth

TERRITORY Alliance leader Terry Mills has cast his ballot in his home base of Palmerston urging Territorians to ‘shake off the shackles of Labor and the CLP’

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TERRITORY Alliance leader Terry Mills has cast his ballot in his hometown of Palmerston, urging Territorians to “shake off the shackles of Labor and the CLP” when they head to the polling booths.

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Alongside his Palmerston candidates Fiona Lynch for Drysdale, Abraham Mbemap for Brennan and Vanessa Mounsey for Spillett, Mr Mills asked Territorians to “vote for a change.”

“I’m asking Territorians to vote for a change, to shed the shackles of Labor and the CLP who have failed to realise the great opportunities of our Territory and instead vote for a sensible middle party with an experienced leadership team,” he said.

“We will be fiscally prudent with a local, national and global headhunt for an economist to provide the best possible advice in terms of stepping away from the incompetence of Labor spending money and making the Territory worse.

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“It’s been like putting the kids in charge of the household budget, a lot of spending but nothing of value to show for it.”

More than 42 per cent of eligible Territorians have already voted in the election.

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