Indigenous voice no campaign targets religious voters who opposed marriage equality

The no campaign plans to tap into the unheard majority' in Sydney, believing there is a bloc of socially conservative religious voters ripe for its messages

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The no campaign in the referendum on an Indigenous voice to parliament is targeting migrant communities and parts of Sydney that voted strongly against marriage equality in the 2017 postal vote, Warren Mundine has said.

The campaign believes there is a cohort of religious and socially conservative voters who are open to its messaging on implications of the voice.