Australia has compulsory voting where it is illegal to not vote without good reason. Usually fines are imposed for those who refuse to vote, and court cases may ensue for further non-compliance.
Voting is compulsory for all Australian citizens that are registered to vote. I someone fails to vote they will receive a please explain letter In which you can site things like health or inability to get to a polling place. there are plenty of opportunity's made available even for those that are bedridden to vote in the elections but if bad health or lack of mobility is a problem that is always accepted.
Short answer, yes. We get a $150 fine if we don't register at the polling office.
It is compulsory to vote in Australia if you are registered to vote in your electorate however if you are not registered no one will come looking for you. even if you are caught out not voting you are sent a please explain letter and being in a place where there were no voting facilitys gets you out of it. In Australia if there is an election that decides on the next government Australians don't vote for a prime minister as such, but only fro their local representative to represent them in government. after the representatives are elected it is then up to them to decide on who will be PM.
It is illegal not to vote in Australian elections.
once you have enrolled to vote in australia, it then becomes compulsory to vote at elections.
In Australia, voting in Federal elections is compulsory.
For all citizens, yes. For non citizens, no.
Yes. It is compulsory to vote in Australia for anyone who is over 18. Those who do not vote must either provide a reason for not voting, or pay a penalty.
Yes
No it is compulsary for Australian citizens to vote in Australia.
It is compulsory to vote in Australia, and maybe in other countries.
No it is not a crime not to vote but is compulsory and can be met with a fine if you are registered and don't vote.
It is not compulsory to vote in any election.In Australia, compulsory voting for federal elections was introduced in 1912.
There is nowhere in the United States that it is compulsory to vote. Compulsory voting is most common in South America. Australia may be an exception; a democracy with compulsory participation in voting, and with enforcement. Several European countries and some of the Pacific island nations have compulsory voting, but often do not enforce it.
It is compulsory. In Australia if you are registered to vote and live at the address where you are registered to vote it is compulsory. If you don't vote you will get a please explain note. which is easy enough to answer with some excuse like I was out camping and far away from any voting place.
Yes. In Australia, it is compulsory to vote once you reach age 18, no matter how old you are, as long as you are of sound mind.
Vote. Australia has compulsory voting for federal, state and local elections.
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In most countries there is no compulsion to vote.
Australia is one, as voting is compulsory. Usually only those who willfully refuse are prosecuted.
The age that we can vote is 21 years and above.It is compulsory to vote it you already 21 or above