Election 2019: A guide to the minor and micro parties

Clive Palmer at a media conference.

Clive Palmer is spending about $50 or $60 million on advertising. Source: AAP

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A range of smaller political parties will be vying for votes from people looking for alternatives to the Liberal, Labor, National and Greens parties.

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