he would be running in the North West Central for WAP. Ideology and positions The Western Australia Party has promoted itself as a centrist alternative to the major parties. Where decisions are made based on what's in the best interests of Western Australia as opposed to party ideology. As such the party has a wide array of political ideas with members coming from many other political parties. The party's centrist image is reinforced through preferences. The party has always used a split-ticket system of preferencing, and at the 2019 Federal Election, the party's preferences were the most evenly split of any political party in Australia. Throughout its history, the party has held policies to change taxation laws in Western Australia. Including a 100% per capita share of the G.S.T., removing payroll and capital gains tax, and the removal of fringe benefits tax. Further policies include reform to the Western Australian Family Court and Local Government Systems. Election results The Western Australia fielded 20 candidates in the 2019 Australian Federal Election, however none were elected. Federal Western Australia References Regionalist parties in Australia Political parties in Western Australia Political parties established in 2016 2016 establishments in Australia