Clive Palmer supporter is fined for dropping pants at polling station

That’s not a Democracy Sausage! Clive Palmer supporter is fined for allegedly dropping pants at polling station

  • A Clive Palmer supporter allegedly exposed himself at a Sydney public school
  • Three women and one man saw the alleged act, according to a police statement
  • The 62-year-old man was fined by police and was ordered to leave the premises 

A campaigner for Clive Palmer’s United Australia Party allegedly exposed himself at a south-west Sydney polling booth. 

The 62-year-old man got into an argument with several people before allegedly committing the act at Restwell Street booth in Bankstown on Saturday. 

The man, wearing a yellow hat and shirt in support of the party, allegedly dropped his pants ‘in front of at least 3 women and one man’, a police statement read.  

Police arrived at the polling booth at Bankstown Public School at about 10 am and fined the 62-year-old, who was also ordered to leave the premises. 

Labor campaigner Marian Mourad, a witness, told SBS the ‘aggressive and problematic’ man began ‘abusing’ her and calling her a ‘moron’. 

Ms Mourad said she saw the accused ‘undo his zip’ and reported the matter to police immediately. 

‘We’re in a public place, we’re in a public school, there are kids here coming to the Saturday school,’ she said. 

Clive Palmer’s party is running candidates in 150 out of 151 lower house seats 

Clive Palmer’s party is running candidates in 150 out of 151 lower house seats. 

Labor enjoys a lead in two-party preferred votes but the gap narrows when minor parties are brought into the equation. 

Clive Palmer’s United Australia Party now sits at five per cent thanks to his $60 million ­advertising blitz across billboards, television and the internet. 

The campaigner allegedly committed the offensive act at a public school in Sydney's south-west

The campaigner allegedly committed the offensive act at a public school in Sydney’s south-west

Labor campaigner Marian Mourad, a witness, told SBS the 'aggressive and problematic' man began 'abusing' her and calling her a 'moron'

Labor campaigner Marian Mourad, a witness, told SBS the ‘aggressive and problematic’ man began ‘abusing’ her and calling her a ‘moron’

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