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In Australia you have a legal right to vote informally. Perhaps other countries are different? Here you are legally required to submit a ballot paper but you ar
by thret 12y ago
In Australia you have a legal right to vote informally. Perhaps other countries are different? Here you are legally required to submit a ballot paper but you are not required to fill it out.
- aaron695 12y agoLet me rephrase, since it's worded badly. What I'm saying is the government does not necessarily have to facilitate your ability to vote informally. As in, a blind person has a 'right' to vote and vote anonymously, hence the government should have at least one way for them to do this. But I'm saying it does not follow you have a 'right' to vote informally just because it's legal. It does not follow the government has to give you a way to do this. If they do, you can do it since it's legal. But if they don't, you can't sue since it's not necessarily a 'right'.