Alexandra: My 3 year old crying in the line "I don't want to be here." Lady in front of us in the line: "None of us do buddy."
Taylor: "Just number the top. I don't want to count below the line. It's too hard." (Quote from an Australian Electoral Commission official)
Charie: "This senate paper is f***ing ridiculous."
Danny: "How many trees did we cut down for this?"
Alice: "When do you find out if you've won?" (little boy to his dad after he'd voted)
Jodi: "Should I put a tick or a cross in the boxes?"
Kerry: "Come here and tell mummy who to vote for."
Lachlan: "Which form do I use to vote for the president?"
Sarah: "I can't even make it to 6" (in reference to the senate paper)
Christina: A man yelling at the line-up, "You better vote for the one legalising the drugs. I just did!"
Hayley: The hungover guy next to me asking if he had to write his name on his ballot papers.
Danielle: While waiting in line to vote a little boy while pointing to a poster of Turnball yelled out, 'Hey mum! There's the guy you hate!'
Jennifer: My 4 year old telling me he was voting for the red wiggle.
Sarah: "I'm voting for SpongeBob."
Kirsty: I heard a man say "I vote animal rights and a hunting party. Give the counter something to ponder."
Sarah: "Is the Australian Sex Party the prostitutes' union."
Morgan: "Who the (expletive) is that?" (in reference to the list of candidates)
Geor: "Ouch, I got a paper cut from this stupid long white form and now I'm bleeding."
Anthony: "Wow, wow she's hot, I'll vote for her."
David: "I'll just copy yours."
Anada: "I like science, so I guess I'll vote for the Science Party."
Kathy: "There's the six I'll be voting for ... they'd do a better job," (referring to six kids' names that were hanging from the ceiling of the childcare centre where she voted)
Garrett: "Australian Sex Party - where you cum first."