The Voice to Parliament campaign has been hit with fresh drama a little more than three weeks away from polling day with a gross moment caught on camera going viral.
A video shared on X, formerly known as Twitter, showed a Voice campaigner spitting at a man filming the video in a nasty encounter.
Several stalls can be seen in the background of the footage including campaign volunteers wearing Yes23 and Labor t-shirts. The woman in the vision, who was wearing a Yes23 shirt, is seen attempting to block the man from taking a photo of a stall before he calls her a “stupid moll”.The man confronted the woman again after she walked away, asking for her name and calling her a “stupid b***h” while lashing her for spitting at him before she denied the incident twice.
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