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How can you be a registered voter and not be allowed to vote for who you want? How does your system work?
How can you be a registered voter and not be allowed to vote for who you want? How does your system work?
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Date: 10 Jan 2004 17:42 (UTC)It's "going to vote" that is compulsory. We turn up and have our names crossed off. What happens after that is up to us. We can vote, walk out, or write 'All politicians are scum sucking arse-holes' on the ballot if we wish.
We get a 98% turn-out, and the campaign from announcement to New Prime Minister lasts about 5 weeks. So our current prime minister is a lying bastard who licks Bush's arse, but he did get in on a true majority vote. (which is a pity.)