The Vote Yes campaign is a movement in Australia that supports the recognition of Indigenous Australians in the countrys constitution by establishing an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice. The campaign aims to recognize the 65,000 years of Indigenous culture in Australia and to listen to their advice. The campaign has been generating the most media and social media content, yet it continues to trail in the polls. The Yes campaign is seeking to paint the referendum as a unifying and positive moment for the country, but the campaign has exposed bitter divisions, discontent, and racism in Australian society and politics. The Yes campaign director, Dean Parkin, said that a Yes vote is all upside, and its a positive gain for the Australian nation. In the event of a Yes vote, the parliament would finalize the design of the voice, with a new period of consultation with Indigenous Australians on details like how members would be elected and how they would advise the government. The No campaign, on the other hand, argues that the Voice is legally risky and could lead to a dysfunctional government. Polls have consistently placed the No vote ahead, with experts pointing to a lack of bipartisan support from lawmakers.