No. It is an open oze survey. Anyone with the link can answer, including people outside Victoria and overseas. The pie counts your own taps. Election Tracker does not rank which party has the best policy, and this is not a voting recommendation.

How much each of 14 Victorian election issues matters to your vote (1–5), then which of four sourced statements comes closest to your view on 10 of those issues — with party names hidden until the end.

We compare the 10 issues where the Greens, Labor, Coalition and One Nation have said clearly different things, and where Victoria is a real decision-maker. Immigration is federal, so it is not in this survey. Firearms, corruption, debt and native forestry are still on the rating list, not the comparison round.

What people find persuasive when a policy is stripped of its party label. It measures the appeal of a stated claim — not whether the claim is achievable, costed, or likely to be delivered. For sourced detail see https://electiontracker.au/elections/vic/2026/parties/matrix

Anyone. Everywhere includes every response (Victoria, the rest of Australia, and overseas). Victoria is respondents with a Victorian postcode (3000–3999 and 8000–8999).

Once per browser per calendar month, from August 2026 through election day 28 November 2026. Friends on the same wifi can each take it.