2019 election. Instead, Taylor and Reucassel hosted a podcast, Democracy Sausage, available for free on the ABC's website. In the later weeks of the campaign episodes were also available on ABC iView and ABC Comedy. 2022 series (The Chaser Report: Election Edition) There was again no TV series for the 2022 election. Instead, Charles Firth and Dominic Knight did a free daily election podcast called The Chaser Report: Election Edition. Other members Craig Reucassel, Andrew Hanson, Chris Taylor and Chas Licciardello appear occasionally, as well as the "Chaser Interns", with occasional pranks uploaded to The Chaser's social media channels. Home release On 3 December 2010, a DVD titled The Chaser Election Collection was released. It contained every election special The Chaser had screened to date, as well as special features including the never-before-seen The Election Chaser pilot. Jokes/Segments Primary The Mal Award Every episode of the show ends with a member of The Chaser presenting The Mal Award, named after Mal Meninga's extremely short political career in 2001. Every week, the team present the award to a politician "for the greatest act of political suicide during an election campaign". In the 28 November 2007 episode, Meninga satirised himself when brought in to present the award but "gave up" mid-speech. Former "This Person Votes" A joke featured in all but the 2010 series, the show would often feature short clips of people (usually drunk) acting ignorant towards the election (e.g. "I reckon Mickey Mouse is the best", "Who's John Howard?"), followed by an on-screen graphic that reads This Person Votes. For episodes that aired after the election, it was replaced by This Person Voted . Scrolling Newsbar For the 2004 and 2007 series, a newsbar - similar to the one that would appear in CNNNN - would scroll across the bottom of the screen, with humorous news items. For the 2010, 2013 and 2016 series, it was replaced with fake Twitter updates from celebrities and politicians. See also Notes References External links The Chaser Official Website The Chaser Decides ABC Official Website Yes We Canberra! official website The Chaser Australian satirical television shows Australian political comedy television series Australian Broadcasting Corporation original programming 2001 Australian television series debuts 2000s Australian comedy television series 2010 Australian television series endings Television shows set in Australian Capital Territory Logie Award for Most Outstanding Comedy Program winners Television series by Fremantle (company)