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> Parisians never go out and vote, and then after they complain. Wikipedia says that 70% of the people voted. Is it mandatory there? Here in Argentina it's ma
by gus_massa 8mo ago
> Parisians never go out and vote, and then after they complain.
Wikipedia says that 70% of the people voted. Is it mandatory there?
Here in Argentina it's mandatory, but weakly enforced. We get also a 70% of people voting. Anyway, the big problem are bubbles, probably all the friends of the guy don't like the current mayor and complain.
- thrance 8mo agoIt's not mandatory. Hidalgo got reelected because people like her, the media is giving too much voice to the pro-cars when 70% of Parisians never drive in the city.
- kranke155 8mo agoOr the article is just paid propaganda against a popular leader.
- KaiserPro 8mo ago> Is it mandatory there? No, its the french being _very_ french. Politics is still a sport there, with a plethora of teams playing.