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Obviously, as long as neutral observers can guarantee the voting. But in this case, there is no question about the validity of the results; there are no voter s
by ossobuco 2y ago
Obviously, as long as neutral observers can guarantee the voting. But in this case, there is no question about the validity of the results; there are no voter suppression and intimidation tactics here. Those seem to be far more common in the US, with electoral nonsense such as gerrymandering, no ID required to vote, mail-in ballots, and so on.