Group voting tickets have been abolished in Victoria for the November state election after the upper house passed reforms. Victoria was the only Australian jurisdiction still using the system, which enabled parties to re-distribute preferences to other upper house candidates when people voted above the line. "It will undoubtably turn the upper house conservative and ... lock in a monopoly of the big parties," she told reporters. That would likely leave One Nation with the balance of power in the upper house next term. Victorian One Nation MP Rikkie-Lee Tyrrell said the voting reform was unlikely to make a major difference to the party's election prospects in November.