Your family needs someone who isn’t afraid to stand up and fight for your values.

As a mother of three adopted children, I know what it takes to stand up for families and fight government bureaucracy. 

Sadly, the major parties are full of cardboard cut-out politicians who are either hostile to your values or lacking in courage to speak up on your behalf.

But I am not afraid of what the elites in parliament or the media say about me.

I’ve put my hand up to represent you and your family.

I’m proud to fight for you.

Your power bills are too high. No matter what the Greens say.

Radical political correctness is hurting your family. I’m not ashamed to call that out.

That’s why I’m counting on your support at this by-election.

Together we can put your Family First.

About Jane

Jane Foreman is the second Senate candidate for Family First in Victoria, bringing a wealth of experience and dedication to the party’s mission of promoting family, faith, freedom, and life. As a passionate advocate for strong families and community values, Jane is committed to representing Victorians who seek ethical leadership and practical solutions.

Jane has been actively involved with Family First in various capacities, including her leadership role as Victorian Chair of the party. She has also played a pivotal part in organising campaigns and events, such as the Victorian State Conference in 2024 and the running in the Mulgrave by-election. Her organisational skills and ability to inspire grassroots support have made her an invaluable asset to the party.

Jane's deep commitment to community engagement is reflected in her efforts to connect with voters across Victoria. She has worked tirelessly to ensure that families have a voice in politics and that their values are represented at every level of government.

As a Senate candidate, Jane is focused on addressing key issues affecting Victorian families. Her priorities include:

• Protecting parental rights in education, particularly in faith-based schools, ensuring parents retain control over their children’s upbringing and moral development.
• Advocating for affordable energy policies by opposing net-zero initiatives that place unnecessary financial burdens on families.
• Defending life and freedom of speech, standing against radical activism that undermines traditional values and societal stability.
• Preserving the recognition of two genders, advocating for clarity in law, education, and public policy to uphold biological truths while protecting sex-based rights.

Jane Foreman’s candidacy represents an opportunity for Victorians to elect a principled leader who will fight for the things that matter most—family, faith, life and freedom.