| He saw fit to banish him from the party and disendorse him for the next election, yet he still accepted his vote. |
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| I would ask his state to disendorse him next time he comes up for preselection. |
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| It was this criticism in the heat of the election campaign that provoked the party to disendorse her, giving her a great deal of free publicity. |
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| The coalition last week demanded the party disendorse him as its candidate. |
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| Rumour has it that this threat to disendorse Dan was sabre rattling. |
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| Guardian Australia has confirmed Labor will disendorse Brown. |
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| It is understood the executive was not planning to make a final decision on whether to disendorse Brough until after the AFP investigation was completed. |
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| On the third day of the campaign, Labor has been forced to disendorse and expel its candidate in the unwinnable seat of Southern Downs. |
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