The Greens are not recommending to voters to preference the Liberals (or Nationals) in any seats. The Greens recommend preferencing the ALP in the vast majority of the marginal seats - and in most other seats. In some seats, we will leave it to the voters' choice, by providing a split ticket that allows them to Vote Green and then preference whichever major party they choose.

In the Upper House the Greens are preferencing like-minded parties first, then Labor, then the Conservatives, then the candidates with the most extremely opposed position to The Greens. By contrast, the ALP has preferenced the so-called Country Alliance ahead of the Greens. This Party is essentially a Shooters-and-Loggers Party.

Find out more about the Greens preferences in the 2006 Victorian election.