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Originally Posted by Zeraph
OP is a good point. I mean, what's the voting average percentage? Like 20% of the population? Most of the old timers? WTF?
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Non compulsory voting is an interesting beast, I think it really does change the face of politics in a lot of ways.
In Australia you have to vote, which can make elections totally unpredictable, like our election last year which yielded a hung parliament. If you're ever so inclined to read about Australian politics you'll quickly understand that a balance of power coming down to three independent country seats and a Greens member (Very very VERY left wing party) was kinda of big deal.