Fundraiser for Adam Martin Independent Candidate for Braddon

Help Braddon Stand Tall with an Independent Voice

Adam is fighting for the people of Braddon—not the big businesses or vested interests that bankroll the major parties. With no corporate backing and no fat-cat donations, Adam’s campaign relies on the strength of the community he’s proud to represent. Every dollar you contribute goes directly towards signs, banners, pamphlets, and the social media tools needed to spread the message of real change. If you’re tired of politicians who answer to big donors instead of everyday Tasmanians, this is your chance to back someone who’s genuinely in your corner.

This is about sticking up for the battlers and giving Braddon the independent voice it deserves in Canberra. Whether it’s tackling the housing crisis, improving political accountability, or finding practical solutions for our local challenges, Adam’s got the sensible ideas and determination to make a difference—but he can’t do it alone. With your help, we can show the major parties that people power still matters in Tasmania. Every contribution, no matter how small, helps fuel the good fight. Let’s work together to turn Braddon into a loud and proud voice for fairness, honesty, and community.

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1The Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918 prohibits the knowing receipt of donations from foreign donors. Foreign donors include:

• a foreign public enterprise;

• an entity (whether or not incorporated) that does not meet any of the following conditions:

o the entity is incorporated in Australia;

o the entity's head office is in Australia;

o the entity's principal place of activity is, or is in, Australia;

• an individual who is none of the following:

o an elector;

o an Australian citizen;

o an Australian resident;

o a New Zealand citizen who holds a Subclass 444 (Special Category) visa under the Migration Act 1958 (or if that Subclass ceases to exist, the kind of visa that replaces that Subclass).