Senator Sam McMahon resigned from the Northern Territory’s Country Liberal Party (CLP) on Friday, saying that a number of formal complaints she made to management were ignored. This comes after McMahon was overlooked as the CLP’s top candidate for the Senate at the next federal election, with Jacinta Nampijinpa Price being preselected for the job in June last year. However, in a statement issued on Monday, McMahon said that there were several unresolved issues beyond the preselection,  including “formal complaints lodged with the management committee that have not garnered a response, let alone an acknowledgement.” “I feel I no longer have confidence in the CLP,” McMahon said. She didn’t elaborate on the nature of the complaints, but CLP Party President Jamie Di Brenni told Mix 104.9 on Monday that while he hadn’t heard McMahon’s statement, there are issues, and there was an acknowledgement that they were being dealt with. “The …