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Mostly, the people have bought into the propaganda put out by the two
ruling parties: "A vote for a third party is a wasted vote." I find it
remarkably funny that when I talk to people on a one to one basis, they
agree more with Libertarians than with either of the Republicrats.
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Sorry to see the Bush family coup of America.
The Australian media and talkback radio airwaves reflect that we all are
dumbfounded at your electoral process, and especially that 12,000 or so
key votes WERE NOT ALLOWED to be counted in your election.
I feared our system could
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Duncan wrote:
That's right, here in Australia voting is compulsory. If we failed to
count 12,000 votes there would be national uproar, in fact, it would
never come to that under the present system.
How does your government enforce compulsory voting? What happens to
someone
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How does your government enforce compulsory voting? What happens to
someone if they *don't* vote? What is the rate of spoiled ballots?
Thanks,
Kelly
If we do not go and have our name crossed off the 'list' in our local
polling booth, we eventually get sent a 'please
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In a message dated 12/14/00 7:59:33 PM Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If we want to send a protest message to the big two in
power, we vote for an independent or someone the partys in power like to
attack.
Unfortunately here in the US most people are too
