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You can't bring them up without including that voting is compulsory there.

• crabmusket 1y ago
  See my sibling comment. Getting your name checked off is compulsory but nothing stops you from handing in a blank ballot.
  • swat535 1y ago
    Why would you hand blank ballot at. That point? You might as well vote.
    • aloha2436 1y ago
      "I don't like any of the rat-bastards." "I don't care." "I think it's funnier to draw a dick. (And I don't care.)" "I trust other people to make the right choice." "I refuse to participate in this bourgeois sham election." ...are all reasons I've heard, even if I don't actually understand any of them.
  • extra88 1y ago
    For the purposes of this comparison, those "informal" votes still count in the typically used participation statistics. Voters intentionally case "wasted" ballots in other countries too.