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Labor and Liberal parties criticised for running WA election online ads without disclosing links
Both major political parties have been criticised for running online advertisements which direct users to websites to find out where they can vote early in the WA election, without disclosing their links to either site.
Key points:
- The ads appear above official electoral commission pages in some searches
- A small disclosure shows the sites are owned by one of the major parties
- Internet experts say the party links should be made clearer
An ad for the website VoteWA.com.au appears as the first or second result under a number of Google searches, including “vote early Perth”.
A similar ad for WhereCanIVote.org.au appears on some searches, including “vote early Liberal WA”.
VoteWA.com.au is run by WA Labor and WhereCanIVote.org.au was setup by the…
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