
Independent for Frankston
We Can Do Better.
Independent for Frankston.
Frankston is worth fighting for. This community is more than a seat on an electoral map. It is our home. It is where every individual matters. It is where families are raising their children, where small businesses are taking risks, where people work hard, contribute, volunteer, care for one another and build their lives. And Chrysten believes we should expect more for it. More than a party room. More than a faction. More than a political machine.
Chrysten
Abraham

This Saturday — campaign launch
Everyone Loves an Underdog.
City of Frankston Bowling Club, Frankston VIC
Saturday 29 August  • 2 PM – 7 PM
Adults $20  Children 10–16 $10  Under 10 FREE

Why independent?
Frankston deserves a representative that answers to you.

Who is Chrysten?
About Chrysten
Chrysten was born in Australia in 1997, and after a difficult childhood, she left home at the age of 16, completing her VCE and continuing on to complete a Bachelor of Business at RMIT majoring in Human Resources.
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Working straight out of University, Chrysten went on to build a career in Human Resources starting in the Disability and Home Care sector going on to manage employment relations, recruitment and payroll.Â
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Throughout her career, Chrysten has worked with some of the largest age care, entertainment and industrial supply partners in Victoria, giving her a wealth of knowledge and experience in many different sectors, all while absorbing how businesses make decisions to improve their future outlook.
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In 2022, Chrysten became disenfranchised with the way Australians were being treated, and the direction Victoria was headed. This pushed her to put her hand up to run in the Federal Election in the seat of Flinders for The Liberal Democrats.Â
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Although unsuccessful, Chrysten continued to put her hat in the ring in an attempt to be the difference she wished to see in Government, running in the 2022 State Election for Frankston, and the 2024 Dunkley by-election, falling short both times.
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In her spare time, Chrysten has a passion for helping those who need assistance with business and jobs, creating resumes, fighting to help those who have been underpaid by their employers, consulting on contract reviews, and giving advice to business owners in relation to Employment Law and Award rates to keep them protected.
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“These parties just sing one tune, they keep telling us what is good for us, I think it’s about time someone starts listening, not telling, I want to be someone who can represent the local community, bring back Aussie pride, and make my decisions based on what really matters to our community”
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Independent voice
Showing up.
Speaking honestly.
Our community is worth fighting for — and we should expect
more for it.
— Chrysten Abraham

The approach
Prioritise.
Solve. Deliver.
Fix the basics
Roads, healthcare, safety and
homelessness.
Back local people
Small business, skills and the
future.
Build community strength
Local pride, opportunity and
practical action.







