Palmer United Party candidate promises 'mingling models' to recruit election volunteers Pic of a flyer by Palmer United Party candidate Buddy Rojek Source: Supplied WELL it sure beats lukewarm party pies and a free candidate badge. A Victorian candidate for the Palmer United Party is promising 15 "models," of both sexes, will mingle with guests at his election night party for volunteers. Accountant Buddy Rojek, 39, who is running in the seat of Corangamite, said he needed 150 volunteers to man polling booths on September 7 and using "more PC" recruitment tactics was not working. "I'm going to win with this election, that's how confident I am," Mr Rojek told News Corp Australia after his unique call-to-arms was posted on social media. I'll show the politicians how to get the country back on track. Party boy ... Palmer United Party candidate Buddy Rojek. Mr Rojek's flyer tells would-be volunteers: "You will have a rocking night with DJs, mingling models and possibly a mystery rock back if I can secure." Four women and two men are pictured with the caption: "And that's just a sample! Fifteen on the night!!!! Mr Rojek said the flyer had already attracted a commitment from local football and cricket clubs and "I'll have about 20 people at each booth helping me." "When I used more PC means no-one wanted to help me because they don't care about politics," Mr Rojek said. The self-professed "greenie in a suit" and "autodidact" lives in Torquay and on his flyer promises to redirect funds from the sports drug agency ASADA to local grassroots sport.