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In the Netherlands at least, you just get a voting card sent to you by mail, and you have to hand that in to vote. Since you just have a single card, you can on
by Vinnl 2y ago
In the Netherlands at least, you just get a voting card sent to you by mail, and you have to hand that in to vote. Since you just have a single card, you can only vote once.
- Cthulhu_ 2y agoUnless you get someone else's card and forge their signature on the back side, which is a permission form indicating that you can vote on their behalf; I don't believe there's enough checks and balances in place for this voting-on-behalf-of system, but then again I don't know what checks and balances there are.
- Vinnl 2y agoTrue, the guard rails there are that you can only do that for at most 2 people, limiting the impact of potential fraud there.
- dh2022 2y agoHow does the electoral commission knows where to send the voting card? Does the voter need to register with some electoral commission (governmental agency)?
- Vinnl 2y agoThe government already knows where people live. Every time you move, you have to notify your municipality.