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Election candidate resignations call processes into question

Former Labor Party candidate Luke Creasey (second left) campaigning with Bill Shorten during the 2019 campaign before resigning.

Former Labor Party candidate Luke Creasey (second from right) campaigning with Bill Shorten during the 2019 campaign before resigning. Source: AAP

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Number of resignations and dis-endorsements this election campaign unprecedented.

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