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It's entirely possible in the UK, while "court order" is probably the wrong terminology, the core meaning is still there. Ballots are numbered and the number re
by IanCal 8y ago
It's entirely possible in the UK, while "court order" is probably the wrong terminology, the core meaning is still there. Ballots are numbered and the number recorded against your name. You would need access to both to work out who voted for whom.
I don't know of any reason why it could be accessed, though since parliament is sovereign "if a judge agrees" is always a safe disclaimer to add since the underlying law can be set.
- deogeo 8y ago> Ballots are numbered and the number recorded against your name. It's hard for me to express what a terrible idea this is. Pray you never get a government that would exploit this.
- anticensor 8y agoYes, that downgrades the election from secret vote to concealed open vote.