Buddy Rojek disendorsed after promising election day party THE Palmer United Party has disendorsed a candidate in Victoria who had promised to throw a massive over-18s election day party with expensive centrefold male and female models - and the promise that volunteers might get "lucky." PUP national director, Peter Burke, announced today that Buddy Rojek had been disendorsed for being disruptive towards the party. Mr Rojek, who was running for the Victorian seat of Corangamite, made headlines this week after news.com.au revealed he was planning to throw a party with scantily-clad models as a way to lure volunteers. "Due to Mr Rojek's recent disruptive actions, the Palmer United Party executive could no longer consider him a viable candidate," Mr Burke said. We have acted today to disendorse Mr Rojek in the best interests of the party and voters. Mr Rojek had told news.com.au had planned to throw a "massive" over-18s election day party with expensive centrefold male and female models - and the promise that volunteers might get "lucky." Mr Rojek this afternoon confirmed to news.com.au that he had been disendorsed but denied it was related to the promised party. It's basically health issues. My partner's not handling the limelight too well. I had some negative press in the Weekly Times. They called me dill of the week. I'm a farmer and now I'm the laughing stock of the farming community," he said. I've had the flu and a chest cold and an ear infection so my health's not too good. I've been getting a lot of positive feedback about the party ... It's nothing to do with the party. It's really just health issues and other stressors. I'm looking forward to politics in the future but right now I've got to look after my health and my missus. A flyer distributed by Mr Rojek, a 39-year-old business analyst, promised volunteers (over 18 only) will have a stellar evening at the local Belmont Hotel. Mr Rojek said he was deep in credit card debt and could not afford to pay volunteers.