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Indigenous communities overwhelmingly voted yes to Australia’s voice to parliament
(www.theguardian.com)
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I spent way too much time yesterday going through a full seat here in NSW comparing each polling location to the census data for that location, so I'm not going to do that all again for the entirety of QLD.
However, I did have a look at the QLD LGAs with the highest % ATSI populations and got the following results
I think that'll be the closest sort of data we can get to an idea of the QLD ITAS support for the voice
Yeah, communities with ATSI population % that high tend to be pretty small after all, so polling places in those communities aren't going to have a massive number of votes.
All the results for each polling centre can be found
. The places I used as an example were across several different