top of page

DAVID JAMES CONNOLLY

Principled. Proven. Progressive.

David James Connolly is a Federal candidate for the Electorate of Kooyong.  David is a centrist politician with a keen focus on Trade, Climate and Deregulation.

​

David believes Australian Politics needs step change to unburden our economy and seize global export opportunities in Technology, Mining and Agriculture.

​

David is a technology Trade Delegate to China (康诺利). WeChat ID: DaveConnolly

DJC Seated.jpg

KOOYONG

Federal Electorate

At last census 145,399 Australian's with a median age of 38, highly educated and engaged in predominantly professional and managerial employment.

​

Kooyong in the 2019 Federal Election overwhelmingly showed a high degree of concern regarding climate.

​

For more data: here

kooyong.png

THE CAMPAIGN CONTINUES

TBA, 2024

“We can do better”

​

If the good decent people of Kooyong vote for Davo I will commit to the following.

​

1. I will take personal responsibility for our relationship with China.  If anyone is not abreast of how important our economic relationship with China is, please review the current Trade Balances: here and foreign ownership of land: here

​

2. I will work with Veteran groups to raise a climate Army.  Australia and our strategic ally's have an increasing threat of fire, floods and damage from climate change.  My proposed approach is here.

​

3.  The legal community is the primary cancer in the State of Victoria's wide ranging financial and cultural issues; I will campaign Federally to ensure integrity and professionalism is forced to return to acceptable standards.  The high level issues:

​

- 75% less productive than NSW from a dollar for dollar perspective

- 47% of women report sexual harassment against a global worst case benchmark of 33%

- Institutionalized fee fraud

- Institutionalized insurance fraud

- A professional standards posture that 'nothing meets the threshold of misconduct'

​

A community this toxic is incapable of self correction; our systems require a contested process which is built upon at least 51% of participants having integrity - in Victoria this does not exist.  The indirect impacts are numerous and range from loss of direct foreign investment to higher cost of living to destruction of trust in institutions and confidence in economy.

​

Best regards,

​

David James Connolly

​

Federal Candidate for Kooyong

bottom of page