As you may be aware, fledgling Australian political party Gamers4Croydon is taking Michael Atkinson up on his challenge and running a candidate in his electorate of Croydon at the 2010 South Australian general elections. Gamers4Croydon founder David Doe was recently in Croydon to collect signatures, but he still needs at least 50 more South Australians signatures in order to register Gamers4Croydon as a legitimate political party!

If you are enrolled to vote in South Australia, please head over to the site and fill out the membership form.

It doesn’t cost anything to join and will go a long way towards bringing about the change this country needs in its ratings system.

As well as running in Croydon, Gamers4Croydon is aiming to run in other electorates, and even to run at least one candidate for the Legislative Council so that all South Australian gamers can put their votes behind the party at election time.

Even if you’re not registered to vote in South Australia, donations to a registered Australian political party are tax-deductible up to $1500 and every dollar given will go to help Gamers4Croydon succeed in 2010. Please visit the site and do what you can to help out.

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One Comment on Gamers4Croydon Needs South Australians

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   Glenn says:

   I am not a South Australian, so I’ll just donate $100.