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Preferential It is a system where you mark your preference by puting the numbers 1, 2, 3, and so on behind the names of the candidates. if the candidate you prefer does not get enough votes to win a seat your vote goes to the next candidate and so on.
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Was Australia the first country to introduce a compulsory voting system?
no belgium was in 1893, followed by Australia in 1914
What type of voting system does Kenya use?
Kenya uses an Electoral System
What is the maximum age for voting in Australia?
There is no maximum age for voting in Australia.
What type of impact does voting have on our system of government?
Take a look at the most recent presidential election and you see the results of voting.
Why should citizens care about voting?
They should care about the voting because it helps you understand what is happening in the Australia, and if you vote you can help change different things to make Australia a better country. And if you start to learn about Australia political system now you can get a closer idea of how the government in Australia works and what is happening.
How old do you have to be to stop voting in Australia?
You have to be 70 to stop voting in Australia.
What is the Mexican rounding system?
The Mexican rounding system is a type of voting system in which voters cast one vote for their favorite candidate and there is one winner.
What system did the voting rights act lead to?
in which possess does voting right system fall?
What will happen to the people who dont get to the polls on election day?
If they don't go to the polls, they don't get to vote. In some countries, such as Australia, voting is compulsory. There is no escape! (But you can spoil your voting paper if you feel hacked-off with the whole system).
In the election in Australiado you have to vote?
Voting is complulsory in Australia
Can you get in trouble fro not voting in Australia?
You are liable to a fine.
What type of voting system is approval voting known to be?
Approval voting is a system used for election where there needs to be a single winner. Voters are asked whether they approve of a candidate and may answer yes or no. Voters may vote for as many candidates as they wish. The candidate with the most yes votes at the end of ballot wins.
