Slipper wants voters to put Brough last Peter Slipper has urged voters in Fisher to put his LNP rival last on their ballot preferences. FORMER Speaker and independent MP Peter Slipper is urging voters to place his nemesis, LNP candidate Mal Brough, last on their ballot preferences. Mr Slipper, MP for the Sunshine Coast seat of Fisher, released a statement on Monday night saying he's putting Mr Brough last on his how-to-vote card. He did not announce which candidate he'll give preferences to but instead attacked Mr Brough's credibility. He claimed Mr Brough had a large number of his supporters sign up as party members to help him win the LNP's preselection for the seat of Fisher and accused him of only being interested in "strutting the national stage." "I have known Mr Brough for many years and have not been impressed with what I observed," his statement says. When member for Longman he suffered the biggest swing of any Liberal member at the 2007 poll and in the view of many people was not an effective local member. He also said he wants voters to remember Mr Brough's role in launching a sexual harassment case against him. Former staffer James Ashby brought a sexual harassment case against Mr Slipper but that was thrown out by Federal Court Justice Steven Rares. Justice Rares found Mr Ashby acted "in combination" with others, including Mr Brough, to advance Mr Brough's interests and those of the LNP. Comment has been sought from Mr Brough.