Not a phone call.
This was a message. Asking about your vote in the federal election for market research
Remember, your vote is confidential and you are not required to respond.

Caller: SMS said Fed Elect at the top

Message was :-

We are conducting market research into this years Federal Election who received your first preference vote text back:
1 Lib/Nat
2 Labor
3 Greens
4 Indep
5 Minor

Received a message that read
''We are conducting market research into this years Federal Election who received your first preference vote text back:
1 Lib/Nat
2 Labor
3 Greens
4 Indep
5 Minor''

No other details provided, and given the atrocious grammar I'm not confident this really is from a true Market Research company.

wanted to know from 1 t0 5 which party I voted for, so I put in number 8

Market research asking which party I voted first preference to

Don't know whom text.
But stated market research for 2019 Australian Federal Election wanting to know whom I voted for.

Political message. Regarding apparent market research on who you voted for in last general election, with 5 options. No organisation stated.

Survey question asking vote preference for Federal Election. No details of sender or purpose. Blocked the number.

Caller: Political market research

Unsolicited political market research without an unsubscribe option.

Random survey wanting to know who I voted for.