Labor spent record $1m on election campaign to win only four bush seats as questions raised over 'staff expenses' | NT Independent

Labor spent record $1m on election campaign to win only four bush seats as questions raised over ‘staff expenses’

by | Oct 29, 2024 | News, NT Politics, Subscriber | 2 comments

Territory Labor spent more than $1 million on its 2024 election campaign, new figures released by the NT Electoral Commission show, which was more money than the party raised and $170,000 more than the CLP spent on their campaign, with Labor appearing to spend more than half a million dollars on “staff expenses” and non-print ad design costs.

According to the figures released on Monday, Labor spent a total of $1,058,703 on the campaign, while raising only $720,424 during the period leading up to the election.

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2 Comments

  1. Seriously your point is?

    And perhaps if Lia F did not have SS doing her work in the background and father in law DB. Would LF have got in

  2. Labors Broke and l would doubt that they have many supporters left who will be willing the chip in.
    Couldn’t happen to a nicer pack of crooks.

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