Ronn Blankenship wrote: > >> So, those 10.7% are people that _chose_ to invalidate >> the vote. > >Is that anything like giving them a way to vote for "None of the >Above"? > Yes - in fact, two ways of voting for "None of the Above" [something like options "I don't care" and "The hell with all of them"]
>(I.e., "I want to do my civic duty and vote, but I don't want any >of these idiots and/or crooks.") > Voting is obrigatory, with mild penalties for those that skip the last election [you have to justify the absence, or you pay a fine, or you will not be able to get some jobs] >If so, what happens if "None of the >Above" happens to get the largest number of the votes cast? > I *think* that nothing happens. Alberto Monteiro _______________________________________________ http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
