Her platform included "more than fifty" different policies, including free schoolbooks, compulsory voting, proportional representation, benefits for returned servicemen, child endowment for large families, and price controls for food. She polled just over two percent of the vote, and did not retain her deposit. Siggins made her final run for parliament at the 1922 federal election.
Her platform encompassed "more than fifty" distinct policies, such as free schoolbooks, compulsory voting, proportional representation, aid to returning soldiers, child allowances for large families, and food price controls. She garnered just over two percent of the vote and did not retain her deposit. Siggins contested her final parliamentary bid at the 1922 federal election.