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We have compulsory vote but it's slightly enforced, so the actual number is like 70% or 80%. And some people travel to a city far away to legally skip voting.
by gus_massa 2y ago
We have compulsory vote but it's slightly enforced, so the actual number is like 70% or 80%. And some people travel to a city far away to legally skip voting.
In spite it's not very useful, we had some double voting fraud by the observers of the political parties. They should vote in their designed polling station. But if they are observing another polling station they may insist on voting there (too). Everything is tracked on paper, so it's easy to discover, but some try anyway.
- evolve2k 2y ago> some try anyway In Australia this number is statistically insignificant, so inconsequential. Right wing commentators have attempted to mirror US talking points on “stolen elections” but the recent vote shows very clearly that Australians are not wanting the drama.