Right now, I think neither candidate is suitable. But then I am speaking from afar and I don't know how I would feel as a local, affected by local and wider issues. I have mostly voted by the long way where you can vote parties and independents by number individually.
That way you can give preference to whoever you think is worthy regardless of party. It may be a mix of Left, Right, Environmentalist, Family First, Country and Independent reps. That way it gives a balance of power. The only problem is you have to be careful because some of the minor parties preference the major parties and can be radical in their policies.
There have been some good candidates on both the Left and the Right. Years ago when there were not so many minor parties there was only the Left (labor) the Right (liberal/Conservative) which linked with the National Country Party (rural) and the Democrates. But the Democrates were not like those in the US. They were a bit of both. Their slogan was 'Keeping the B******S Honest' lol.
I use to vote for them most of the time. But I have voted for Labor (Left) in the 80's as they were good for the nation back then. The PM Bob Hawke was a character and good bloke who understood industrial relations. Keating his Treasurer went to my school lol and was a great treasurer.
Other than that I have voted for the LNP Liberal National Party what you would call Conservatives a bit like the Conservatives (Torries) in England as Australia runs on the Westminister political system. But I will vote for whoever I believe will do a good job regardless of identity and association. Fundementally I obviously have a Right leaning being that the Conservatives align more with Christian values.
If I was forced to pick a candidate for the US presendency I think I would lean towards Trump. Not necessarily because I like Trump more but more I dislike and worry more about the Lefts current trajectory in what it is doing to society, the economy, immigration and how I think Leftist ideology is becoming more radical towards Totalitarianism.