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What you say is correct. However, how many non-voters don't bother because their voice is lost. If they have the chance to be heard (that they have no confinden
by jrs235 3y ago
What you say is correct. However, how many non-voters don't bother because their voice is lost. If they have the chance to be heard (that they have no confindence in the choices) maybe more will turn out to vote?
- lapcat 3y agoI was agreeing with you about the no confidence vote. I was just trying to underline the point, that voters have no confidence in the choices.