The WEL Australia organisation has prepared a scorecard with regard to the upcoming election. Here it is.

In December 2021, the Women’s Electoral Lobby SA (WEL-SA) organised a seminar to seek the views of SA women on their political priorities for the State election.  More than 50 women attended the seminar and actively participated in the development of a list of pressing women’s issues.  WEL-SA organised this list into seven main priority areas, each with sub-headings. compiled issues of relevance and importance to the Women of South Australia. There are seven priorities that have been identified on the basis of matters raised with WEL-SA.

It was decided to poll the Leaders of the three major political parties (Greens SA, Labor, Liberal); candidates in marginal seats (where a marginal seat was defined as a previous win by less than 6% of the votes); and all officially registered independent candidates for the House of Assembly.  The marginal seats were Adelaide, Badcoe, Elder, King, Lee, Mawson, Newland, Torrens, and Wright. 

Here is our scorecard

We have compiled the responses from the major South Australian party leaders or their nominated delegates. Individual responses are tabled below. Once again, we are strictly a non partisan group and have compiled these responses in alphabetical order.

Party based responses:

Representative	Party	Response
Susan Close	LABOR	Survey
Tammy Franks	GREENS	Letter Survey
Rob Lucas	LIBERAL	Letter

Individual responses:

We acknowledge Traditional Owners of Country throughout South Australia and pay respect to the past, present and future Traditional Custodians. We acknowledge the importance of the continuation of cultural and spiritual practices of Traditional Custodians and that sovereignty was not ceded. This always was and always will be Aboriginal land.